Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Tantum Ergo , by - Vasari Singers, Jeremy Backhouse, Sarah Connolly, & Christopher MaltmanRelease date: 30.04.2009
Song language: Latin
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Tantum Ergo , by - Vasari Singers, Jeremy Backhouse, Sarah Connolly, & Christopher MaltmanTantum Ergo(original) |
| Pange, lingua, gloriosi |
| Corporis mysterium |
| Sanguinisque pretiosi |
| Quem in mundi pretium |
| Fructus ventris generosi |
| Rex effudit gentium |
| Nobis datus, nobis natus |
| Ex intacta Virgine |
| Et in mundo conversatus |
| Sparso verbi semine |
| Sui moras incolatus |
| Miro clausit ordine |
| In supremae nocte cenae |
| Recumbens cum fratribus |
| Observata lege plene |
| Cibis in legalibus |
| Cibum turbae duodenae |
| Se dat suis manibus |
| Verbum caro, panem verum |
| Verbo carnem efficit: |
| Fitque sanguis Christi merum |
| Et si sensus deficit |
| Ad firmandum cor sincerum |
| Sola fides sufficit |
| Tantum ergo Sacramentum |
| Veneremur cernui: |
| Et antiquum documentum |
| Novo cedat ritui: |
| Praestet fides supplementum |
| Sensuum defectui |
| Genitori, Genitoque |
| Laus et iubilatio |
| Salus, honor, virtus quoque |
| Sit et benedictio: |
| Procedenti ab utroque |
| Compar sit laudatio. |
| Amen |
| (translation) |
| Pange, tongue, glorious |
| The mystery of the body |
| And precious blood |
| What is the price in the world? |
| The fruit of the noble belly |
| The king poured out the nations |
| Given to us, born to us |
| From the virgin Virgin |
| And in the world conversed |
| Sow the seed of the word |
| He stayed uninhabited |
| Mira closed the order |
| At the last night's dinner |
| Lying down with his brothers |
| Please read in full |
| The food is legal |
| Food for a crowd of twelve |
| He gives himself into his own hands |
| The word is flesh, the true bread |
| He makes flesh with the Word: |
| And the blood of Christ becomes pure |
| And if the meaning fails |
| To strengthen the sincere heart |
| Faith alone is sufficient |
| So the only mystery |
| Let's worship Cernui: |
| And an old document |
| Give way to a new ritual: |
| Faith provides a supplement |
| Lack of senses |
| Father and the Son |
| Praise and joy |
| Health, honor, and virtue also |
| And be a blessing: |
| Proceeding from both sides |
| Let it be praise. |
| Amen |
| Name | Year |
|---|---|
| Requiem in D Minor, Op. 48: VI. Libera Me ft. Maurice Duruflé, Giselle Peyron, Nadia Boulanger Orchestra | 2011 |