The First Nowell (Peter Lejeune, arranged by Jeff Ostrowski)

The Latin hymn "Noe, Noe, Noe" is a joyful and festive piece associated with the Christmas season. Its refrain "Noe, Noe, Noe" is an exclamation of praise and celebration, similar in spirit to "Alleluia." The word Noe is thought to derive from the Latin Noël, meaning "Christmas," and may also evoke the chant-like quality of medieval hymns.
Latin:
Jam desinant suspiria;
Audivit ex alto Deus;
Caeli patescunt;
En adest promissa pax mortalibus.
Translation:
Now let sighs cease;
God has heard from on high;
The heavens open wide;
Behold, the promised peace is here for mortals.
Latin:
Profunda noctis otia
Caelestis abrumpit chorus;
Natumque festo carmine
Annuntiat terris Deum.
Translation:
The deep calm of night
Is broken by the heavenly choir;
And with a festive song,
They proclaim to the earth the birth of God.
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