Here is our version of the classic Christmas Song, "Adeste Fideles" We hope you enjoy it:) Merry Christmas everyone! Also, check out this petition started by one of our fans to have us do some music for the new LOTR series by Amazon! bit.ly/32ZgzSo
to date i have NEVER been disappointed by any of your songs and i hope i never am. you guys are the best out there Amazon would be VERY lucky to have you do music for them.
Votre musique m'a vraiment touchée Vous avez des magnifiques voix graves comme aigus, des voix comme ça on en fait plus... Bravo et merci pour cette magnifique pièce
Clamavi De Profundis, superlatives are never enough to describe your work. Please do Da Pacem Domine and Salve Regina. Merry Christmas to you and your families.
My late grandfather used to sing english carols with me so i can learn the language. O Come all ye faithful was our favourite. God bless you Clamavi de Profundis! So many memories! Merry merry Christmas, rest in peace grandpa!
Beautiful version of a beautiful hymn! Clamavi de Profundis's blend of Middle Earth and Christianity (a natural blend if there ever was one) is truly second to none.
@@sunwalkeredaaga4154 Yes, I meant in general. They have a habit of going back and forth between Middle Earth music and traditional Christian hymns, which is exactly what makes them unique!
@@RememberTheDead That and J.R.R. Tolkien himself is a fervent Catholic. His writings on the Eucharist and the Blessed Sacrament are exceptionally beautiful.
Imagine telling an ancient Roman that the main reason anybody would know their language in 2000 years would be because of a guy they crucified. #mindblown Great job on this song and all your other Christmas selections.
And not just that, but their philosophy would one day help to communicate the great mystery that heaven had made its dwelling on earth - “natum videte Regem angelorum”.
That moment when you realises that Clamavi de Profundis released exact kind of song that you requested under previous video. Thank you kindly for such a wonderful Christmas present for all of your audience!
One of these years, they should do "Veni, Veni, Emmanuel". It was so beautiful from their Christmas Medley video and its a shame they haven't done a video on the entire song.
*Adeste Fideles in Neo Quenya* Antatye voronwi meryale yelloinen, a túla, a tuluva mir Vethilehen. Nosta tíratye Táro valatárion. _Utúli laituvalme, utúli laituvalme,_ _utúli laituvalme, Heruhín_ A líra ve lindo, ainulindalíve, oronte nai liruva ilúvessier i valarindi, maiar a valmarion. _Utúli laituvalme, utúli laituvalme,_ _utúli laituvalme, Heruhín_ This translation is taken from _Vinyar Tengwar_ #31. I wish you could make a rendition, but I'm already happy with all your work, thanks.
My father was an alter boy in the 40s and 50s, he taught all of us children the latin words to this song but I'd only ever gotten to sing the first verse. It was a pleasure to listen to your lovely voices and experience the full composition. I just finished playing all your Christmas songs to my family as we clean up after our feast and play cards. Thank you for all you produce and I hope your family had a wonderful Christmas.
Merci du fond du cœur. C'est bon de savoir qu'il y a encore des gens qui aiment Notre Seigneur Jésus-Christ. Joyeux Noël à tous depuis la France, fille aînée de l'église qui souffre affreusement sous l'occupation des francs-maçons qui détestent l'Agneau de Dieu et veulent détruire les catholiques. Votre chaîne est un bol d'air pur. Mes enfants l'écoutent très souvent.
My French is not so great, but I think I know just enough (with help from knowing Latin) to understand what you're saying. Merry Christmas from the United States, and from a fellow Catholic. Through Christ, we will overcome the Masons. Maybe one day, I can respond in your language instead of my barbarian mutt language.
Translate : Thx, It's good to know there is still people who loves Our Lord Jesus Christ. Merry Xmas from France, the first daughter of the Church who terribly suffers above the occupation of francs-maçons who hates the Agneus Deus and wants to destroy catholics people. Your channel is a sane fresh breath taking. My childrens often listen it.
Emocionante! Muito obrigado! Daqui do Brasil, desejo a todos vocês um feliz e santo Natal. (Amazing! Thank you very much. From Brazil, I wish you all a happy and blessed Christmas).
praised be Jesus Christ! Now and forever! you people are so amazing, and I love this carol 1000 times more now. It always brings tears of joy to my eyes, and your version has not failed to rouse that affect. MERRY CHRISTMAS, CLAMAVI!
O come, all ye faithful, joyful and triumphant! O come ye, O come ye to Bethlehem; Come and behold him Born the King of Angels: O come, let us adore Him, (3×) Christ the Lord. God of God, light of light, Lo, he abhors not the Virgin's womb; Very God, begotten, not created: O come, let us adore Him, (3×) Christ the Lord. Sing, choirs of angels, sing in exultation, Sing, all ye citizens of Heaven above! Glory to God, glory in the highest: O come, let us adore Him, (3×) Christ the Lord. Yea, Lord, we greet thee, born this happy morning; Jesus, to thee be glory given! Word of the Father, now in flesh appearing! O come, let us adore Him, (3×) Christ the Lord.
Wow! This is beautiful! I've never hear Latin before! I'm Christian and it's been hard for me to find any good Christian music. If I could make a request... I think it'd be wonderful if your family would be willing to sing more Christian songs! You know... More like the older hymns... "I'll fly away," "Swing low sweet chariot," maybe even, "Be thou my vision"? That last one's my favorite! I haven't heard these very much sense my granpa died when I was little. He'd sing them to me all the time. I miss that...
Absolutely magnificent! It is always splendid to be able to listen to such beautiful music like yours. Laudate Clamavi de Profundis! Laudate! A merry Christmas!
The true Glory of the West, how it stands above all others, the glory of its music, it's art, and its creators. Nowhere on Earth is there anything else like this.
Most beautiful thing i have heard in a long time, i'm in tears, and as bonus i've shared it with a dear friend, she sang it back, this has been a beautiful day thanks to you, thank you so very very much.
Fun fact, this song was sometimes referred to as the "Portuguese Hymn" after the Duke of Leeds, in 1795, heard a version of it sung at the Portuguese embassy in London. The song is also sometimes credited to King John IV of Portugal
Hearing you singing this i would really love to hear your version of A Hymn of St Columba. So far my favorite version of this song is the one sung in the Warhammer 40.000 game chaos Gate here it is know as Word Bearers March.
I've been waiting excitedly for your next Christmas song, and I am utterly impressed. Definitely one of my favorite renditions of Adeste Fideles, perhaps almost on par with Luciano Pavarotti. Totally fantastic and beautiful! Wonderful job! You all continue to sing beautifully and it warms my heart that you continue to sing songs to glorify our Lord. God bless you all! Edit: Oh and of course Merry Christmas!!!
Thanks for all you do guys. Your music is structured and beautiful in a time when it seems like songs half-sung are considered ideal. It brings the peace and strength of Christ to all who hear- though I am sure they cannot tell. it is like the work of Tolkien-all who experience it are refreshed, though they know not by what power. Of course you probably know this, but this is just to say please never falter! You are a light in the storm!
God bless you guys. Thank your so much for this song and thank for beeng one of them who remind to the world the real meaning of Christmas. Lots of love to all of you. Merry Christmas
@@tuttiflooti Since I'm in Brisbane, Australia, I spent most of 2020 and half of 2021 online, but during the second half of 2021, I'm back on campus, but still have online classes.
@@aureliusausgustinus1332 more like one specific pope, when original way of pronunciation was being spread amongst the masses the pope got a question what wll be the official pronunciation of ecclesiastical latin and he went with Italian even though practicaly everyone else supported original way.... WHY
@@Rhosus Still, I care not either way, Classical or Ecclesiastical. But since the official language of the Church is Ecclesiastical Latin, might as well deal with documents of the Church in the official way mandated by the Church and just revert to Classical when dealing with Pagan Roman writings.
@@Rhosus Because it's always preferable to continue a living linguistic tradition than to try to revive a dead one. Let the dead bury the dead. I personally abhor the crass linguistic revisionism that is Erasmian pronunciation (of either Greek or Latin) and the modern academic pronunciations used are even more of an abomination; I utterly refuse to use revisionist pronunciations in any context, much to the chagrin of some of my classics professors back in the day.
You all should keep this in mind for next Christmas (or just later this Christmas season...) This is a poem Tolkien wrote for Christmas. Would be awesome to hear you work your miracles of for this beautiful little text :) NOEL by J. R. R. Tolkien Grim was the world and grey last night: The moon and stars were fled, The hall was dark without song or light, The fires were fallen dead. The wind in the trees was like to the sea, And over the mountains’ teeth It whistled bitter-cold and free, As a sword leapt from its sheath. The lord of snows upreared his head; His mantle long and pale Upon the bitter blast was spread And hung o’er hill and dale. The world was blind, the boughs were bent, All ways and paths were wild: Then the veil of cloud apart was rent, And here was born a Child. The ancient dome of heaven sheer Was pricked with distant light; A star came shining white and clear Alone above the night. In the dale of dark in that hour of birth One voice on a sudden sang: Then all the bells in Heaven and Earth Together at midnight rang. Mary sang in this world below: They heard her song arise O’er mist and over mountain snow To the walls of Paradise, And the tongue of many bells was stirred in Heaven’s towers to ring When the voice of mortal maid was heard, That was mother of Heaven’s King. Glad is the world and fair this night With stars about its head, And the hall is filled with laughter and light, And fires are burning red. The bells of Paradise now ring With bells of Christendom, And Gloria, Gloria we will sing That God on earth is come.
You did it! You really did it! That was amazing, an incredible rendition well worthy of your glorious chanting. That was something I always thought had to be done by you, guys! I am very happy to have found this channel and to have been part of it’s growth. Thank you for your music, your passion, and for making this Holy Season even better. Merry Christmas and a blessed new decade! Muito obrigado, um feliz Natal, e um próspero Ano Novo! From Portugal, home of the man who is considered the original author of this masterpiece, our King John IV of Braganza (João IV de Bragança).
Great job as always. Whoever you've got on that top vocal line, they have a really solid voice! Initially I came to CDP for the true Bass 2 vocals, but that upper voice (be it treble or soprano) has very much grown on me as I've spent more time listening to your music.
*Incoherent Squeaking* Oh my gosh! There's a thread of "He Is Born, The Holy Child" in there! Please please please do an English version of that carol?! Our entire family loves your songs *and* that carol, and the only good English version we can find of it is from freaking VeggieTales! (No offense to VeggieTales, but it sort of falls short of par.) Thank you for your amazing music! Keep up the good work!
I’ve heard this song many times and I’ve recently discovered you guys. I find this song ok, but I love your version! You truly revive it and it’s spirit!
Here is our version of the classic Christmas Song, "Adeste Fideles"
We hope you enjoy it:) Merry Christmas everyone! Also, check out this petition started by one of our fans to have us do some music for the new LOTR series by Amazon! bit.ly/32ZgzSo
Clamavi De Profundis now do Veni Veni Emmanuel
to date i have NEVER been disappointed by any of your songs and i hope i never am. you guys are the best out there Amazon would be VERY lucky to have you do music for them.
Votre musique m'a vraiment touchée
Vous avez des magnifiques voix graves comme aigus, des voix comme ça on en fait plus... Bravo et merci pour cette magnifique pièce
Clamavi De Profundis, superlatives are never enough to describe your work. Please do Da Pacem Domine and Salve Regina. Merry Christmas to you and your families.
Clamavi De Profundis Excellent work on this one, God bless you this Advent and have a Merry Christmas!
My late grandfather used to sing english carols with me so i can learn the language. O Come all ye faithful was our favourite. God bless you Clamavi de Profundis! So many memories! Merry merry Christmas, rest in peace grandpa!
Battle Owl, God's rest to your grandpa.
Beautiful version of a beautiful hymn! Clamavi de Profundis's blend of Middle Earth and Christianity (a natural blend if there ever was one) is truly second to none.
There’s nothing relating to Middle Earth in this one. Did you just mean in general? Because then I agree.
@@sunwalkeredaaga4154 Yes, I meant in general. They have a habit of going back and forth between Middle Earth music and traditional Christian hymns, which is exactly what makes them unique!
@@RememberTheDead That and J.R.R. Tolkien himself is a fervent Catholic. His writings on the Eucharist and the Blessed Sacrament are exceptionally beautiful.
Matheus Arruda indeed. I can't help but hear the dwarves of Thorin's company and imagine them trekking along toward Bethlehem haha
This is the most triumphant sounding Christmas hymn. Always one of my favorites.
Imagine telling an ancient Roman that the main reason anybody would know their language in 2000 years would be because of a guy they crucified. #mindblown
Great job on this song and all your other Christmas selections.
You're right!!!
Honey , as a Latin , I can tell you the Urbs Æterna was created to spread the Light of Christ .Roma converted and that made it gret .
Not just a guy. ;-)
Also biologist
And not just that, but their philosophy would one day help to communicate the great mystery that heaven had made its dwelling on earth - “natum videte Regem angelorum”.
That moment when you realises that Clamavi de Profundis released exact kind of song that you requested under previous video. Thank you kindly for such a wonderful Christmas present for all of your audience!
Perfect Medieval Latin! What a delight! And the words are there in front of us! Who could fail to sing along and weep with joy?
One of these years, they should do "Veni, Veni, Emmanuel". It was so beautiful from their Christmas Medley video and its a shame they haven't done a video on the entire song.
you called it- just came out this morning
It is here!
You were right good sir!
They sure did!
They did ^_^ they are like a wishing well... whatever like and comment also subscription you put... they are making that wish come true.
Only the Birth of God as a man could inspire such beauty.
*Adeste Fideles in Neo Quenya*
Antatye voronwi meryale yelloinen,
a túla, a tuluva mir Vethilehen.
Nosta tíratye Táro valatárion.
_Utúli laituvalme, utúli laituvalme,_
_utúli laituvalme, Heruhín_
A líra ve lindo, ainulindalíve,
oronte nai liruva ilúvessier
i valarindi, maiar a valmarion.
_Utúli laituvalme, utúli laituvalme,_
_utúli laituvalme, Heruhín_
This translation is taken from _Vinyar Tengwar_ #31. I wish you could make a rendition, but I'm already happy with all your work, thanks.
Now I want elvish versions of all their songs.
The full Latin version?!
You guys never cease to impress ❤
Every year my appreciation for this hymn grows and I realize how much better it is in Latin.
Surely this song came from God. I’m always shook to the core by it.
When the Paladin converts the entire Dwarf Hold, you get this masterpiece!
This is comment is gold 😂👌
That'd be me ;)
My father was an alter boy in the 40s and 50s, he taught all of us children the latin words to this song but I'd only ever gotten to sing the first verse. It was a pleasure to listen to your lovely voices and experience the full composition. I just finished playing all your Christmas songs to my family as we clean up after our feast and play cards. Thank you for all you produce and I hope your family had a wonderful Christmas.
Glory to God in the highest, peace on earth, goodwill towards all. Merry Christmas everyone. Please do Joy to the World. It needs cheering up.
Merci du fond du cœur.
C'est bon de savoir qu'il y a encore des gens qui aiment Notre Seigneur Jésus-Christ.
Joyeux Noël à tous depuis la France, fille aînée de l'église qui souffre affreusement sous l'occupation des francs-maçons qui détestent l'Agneau de Dieu et veulent détruire les catholiques.
Votre chaîne est un bol d'air pur. Mes enfants l'écoutent très souvent.
My French is not so great, but I think I know just enough (with help from knowing Latin) to understand what you're saying.
Merry Christmas from the United States, and from a fellow Catholic. Through Christ, we will overcome the Masons.
Maybe one day, I can respond in your language instead of my barbarian mutt language.
Translate : Thx,
It's good to know there is still people who loves Our Lord Jesus Christ.
Merry Xmas from France, the first daughter of the Church who terribly suffers above the occupation of francs-maçons who hates the Agneus Deus and wants to destroy catholics people.
Your channel is a sane fresh breath taking. My childrens often listen it.
@@ln3_ Thanks a lot for your translation. Be blessed to.
This song reinvigorated my faith. Thank you.
I sang this at the end of Candle Mass this morning at the FSSP parish where I go. This is beautiful beyond words. Thank you so much.
God bless the FSSP
That soprano was so prestine and precious! Beautiful!
Glory to God! God bless us all! God save the Queen!
This channel is a godsend!
Merry Christmas to all!
I don't think I've ever heard something so beautiful and so majestic in my whole life.
Love that image used, all of humanity stopping to witness the birth of their savior
Emocionante! Muito obrigado!
Daqui do Brasil, desejo a todos vocês um feliz e santo Natal.
(Amazing! Thank you very much. From Brazil, I wish you all a happy and blessed Christmas).
What a gift! Many God bless you richly in Christ!
Gloria in excelsis Deo, Brothers and Sisters ^^
OMG. I was just listening to this song a few hours ago in my Latin class. Absolutely beautiful 🙏🏻❤
praised be Jesus Christ!
Now and forever!
you people are so amazing, and I love this carol 1000 times more now. It always brings tears of joy to my eyes, and your version has not failed to rouse that affect.
MERRY CHRISTMAS, CLAMAVI!
that kid! oh that kid! well, in a christmas song there's need of an angel! beautiful.
O come, all ye faithful, joyful and triumphant!
O come ye, O come ye to Bethlehem;
Come and behold him
Born the King of Angels:
O come, let us adore Him, (3×)
Christ the Lord.
God of God, light of light,
Lo, he abhors not the Virgin's womb;
Very God, begotten, not created:
O come, let us adore Him, (3×)
Christ the Lord.
Sing, choirs of angels, sing in exultation,
Sing, all ye citizens of Heaven above!
Glory to God, glory in the highest:
O come, let us adore Him, (3×)
Christ the Lord.
Yea, Lord, we greet thee, born this happy morning;
Jesus, to thee be glory given!
Word of the Father, now in flesh appearing!
O come, let us adore Him, (3×)
Christ the Lord.
Wow! This is beautiful! I've never hear Latin before! I'm Christian and it's been hard for me to find any good Christian music.
If I could make a request... I think it'd be wonderful if your family would be willing to sing more Christian songs! You know... More like the older hymns... "I'll fly away," "Swing low sweet chariot," maybe even, "Be thou my vision"? That last one's my favorite!
I haven't heard these very much sense my granpa died when I was little.
He'd sing them to me all the time.
I miss that...
Absolutely magnificent! It is always splendid to be able to listen to such beautiful music like yours. Laudate Clamavi de Profundis! Laudate!
A merry Christmas!
Favourite part is the full choir coming in at 3:19. Merry Christmas, and God bless!
I'm so glad I found this channel. God Bless and Merry Christmas!
We sang this song at Christmas Eve mass, part in Latin, part in English, and thanks to this I could actually follow along and get a lot of the Latin
The true Glory of the West, how it stands above all others, the glory of its music, it's art, and its creators. Nowhere on Earth is there anything else like this.
Jesus is worldwide.
Mañana en la Epifanía del Señor... 🙏🏻🕊️
in the begginig was the word and the word was with God and the word was God and the word become flesh and lived among us full of power and truth.
Most beautiful thing i have heard in a long time, i'm in tears, and as bonus i've shared it with a dear friend, she sang it back, this has been a beautiful day thanks to you, thank you so very very much.
Merry Christmas to all sons and daughters of GOD out there!
Why was God not capitalized?
@@alexanderfyock9042 more importantly, what's a doughter?
God* daughters*
@@respectablebogan3276 thanks
@@alexanderfyock9042 are you satisfied ?
Merry Christmas, lads and ladies of the world!
Fun fact, this song was sometimes referred to as the "Portuguese Hymn" after the Duke of Leeds, in 1795, heard a version of it sung at the Portuguese embassy in London. The song is also sometimes credited to King John IV of Portugal
I love the way you build up to a crescendo- when this happens in this particular hymn, I can't follow along because I'm choking on tears of joy.
You guys never ever fail to amaze me. God bless you.
Merry Christmas from Italy!!
Hearing you singing this i would really love to hear your version of A Hymn of St Columba.
So far my favorite version of this song is the one sung in the Warhammer 40.000 game chaos Gate here it is know as Word Bearers March.
This song is so soul cleaning
I've been waiting excitedly for your next Christmas song, and I am utterly impressed. Definitely one of my favorite renditions of Adeste Fideles, perhaps almost on par with Luciano Pavarotti. Totally fantastic and beautiful! Wonderful job! You all continue to sing beautifully and it warms my heart that you continue to sing songs to glorify our Lord. God bless you all!
Edit: Oh and of course Merry Christmas!!!
Never heard a more beautiful rendition. God Bless you all!
Thanks for all you do guys. Your music is structured and beautiful in a time when it seems like songs half-sung are considered ideal. It brings the peace and strength of Christ to all who hear- though I am sure they cannot tell. it is like the work of Tolkien-all who experience it are refreshed, though they know not by what power. Of course you probably know this, but this is just to say please never falter! You are a light in the storm!
Its so beautifull, my tears just came out!
God bless you guys. Thank your so much for this song and thank for beeng one of them who remind to the world the real meaning of Christmas. Lots of love to all of you. Merry Christmas
I will be starting a Bachelor of Theology next year and this is a great addition to my music library when I study.
I'm also in that field. In a year I'll be taking classes in Koine Greek
How was your first year what with Covid and all?
@@tuttiflooti Since I'm in Brisbane, Australia, I spent most of 2020 and half of 2021 online, but during the second half of 2021, I'm back on campus, but still have online classes.
Thank you all for enriching advent with your music!
This is was a classical church song in my childhood. I'm sooo happy you made a glorious version of it. Merry Christmas ;) from France
Merry Christmas everyone! Thank you for the amazing song Clamavi De Profundis!
Chills each song!
I always forget that Latin songs are sung with an Ecclesiastical Latin pronunciation... it catches me off guard
I know, right? Honestly I hate how ecclesiastical pronunciation sounds - CHEY-les-tea-um? Please. KAI-les-tea-um.
@@HubrisInc Complain to the Italians about that, either way, Latin is beautiful.
@@aureliusausgustinus1332 more like one specific pope, when original way of pronunciation was being spread amongst the masses the pope got a question what wll be the official pronunciation of ecclesiastical latin and he went with Italian even though practicaly everyone else supported original way.... WHY
@@Rhosus Still, I care not either way, Classical or Ecclesiastical. But since the official language of the Church is Ecclesiastical Latin, might as well deal with documents of the Church in the official way mandated by the Church and just revert to Classical when dealing with Pagan Roman writings.
@@Rhosus Because it's always preferable to continue a living linguistic tradition than to try to revive a dead one. Let the dead bury the dead. I personally abhor the crass linguistic revisionism that is Erasmian pronunciation (of either Greek or Latin) and the modern academic pronunciations used are even more of an abomination; I utterly refuse to use revisionist pronunciations in any context, much to the chagrin of some of my classics professors back in the day.
You all should keep this in mind for next Christmas (or just later this Christmas season...)
This is a poem Tolkien wrote for Christmas. Would be awesome to hear you work your miracles of for this beautiful little text :)
NOEL
by J. R. R. Tolkien
Grim was the world and grey last night:
The moon and stars were fled,
The hall was dark without song or light,
The fires were fallen dead.
The wind in the trees was like to the sea,
And over the mountains’ teeth
It whistled bitter-cold and free,
As a sword leapt from its sheath.
The lord of snows upreared his head;
His mantle long and pale
Upon the bitter blast was spread
And hung o’er hill and dale.
The world was blind,
the boughs were bent,
All ways and paths were wild:
Then the veil of cloud apart was rent,
And here was born a Child.
The ancient dome of heaven sheer
Was pricked with distant light;
A star came shining white and clear
Alone above the night.
In the dale of dark in that hour of birth
One voice on a sudden sang:
Then all the bells in Heaven and Earth
Together at midnight rang.
Mary sang in this world below:
They heard her song arise
O’er mist and over mountain snow
To the walls of Paradise,
And the tongue of many bells was stirred
in Heaven’s towers to ring
When the voice of mortal maid was heard,
That was mother of Heaven’s King.
Glad is the world and fair this night
With stars about its head,
And the hall is filled with laughter and light,
And fires are burning red.
The bells of Paradise now ring
With bells of Christendom,
And Gloria, Gloria we will sing
That God on earth is come.
I really hope they see your comment. This is so beautiful.
We did
God all-mighty bless you all and have a blessed merry Christmas
I adore you. Catholic and tolkenians ! Very, very good !
Merry Chrismas
God bless you all!!!!
You did it! You really did it! That was amazing, an incredible rendition well worthy of your glorious chanting. That was something I always thought had to be done by you, guys! I am very happy to have found this channel and to have been part of it’s growth. Thank you for your music, your passion, and for making this Holy Season even better. Merry Christmas and a blessed new decade!
Muito obrigado, um feliz Natal, e um próspero Ano Novo! From Portugal, home of the man who is considered the original author of this masterpiece, our King John IV of Braganza (João IV de Bragança).
Again so beautiful! When y’all gonna go on tour?!?
As always you deliver beautifully. This was wonderful, truly, awesomely wonderful.
Thanks and God Bless you!
Merry Christmas! May God bless you!
Praise our Lord! This is literally awesome, no words to describe
I got chills singing along 😂. Anyone else trying to learn this for a TLM midnight mass this Christmas Eve? Just me then 😂.
are you guys reading my mind?
Whenever I think of a nice song for you to cover, you do it the next day ^^
Lovely, just lovely. Thank you.
I never heard the Latin version before and it's beautiful! Thank you for this!
Great job as always. Whoever you've got on that top vocal line, they have a really solid voice! Initially I came to CDP for the true Bass 2 vocals, but that upper voice (be it treble or soprano) has very much grown on me as I've spent more time listening to your music.
Always a great pleasure to listen to you ! I am a fan to the Middle Earth, thanks and Merry Christmas ;)
Masterfully done! My goosebumps were real! Thank you so much for this arrangement, it totally made my day!
When you are studying for an exam of Roman Law this is just perfect! 👌
Here on the last day of Christmas
Hi from the future. Tomorrow is the Second Sunday of Advent
Based and Godpilled
Praise the Lord!
Godpill is the final and the most important pill you have to take
J Jak
CHRISTVS VINCIT
CHRISTVS REGNAT
CHRISTVS IMPERAT
Best Christmas Song
I've been waiting for a good latin rendition for weeks! Yay!
I love all your music! Also please do a portion of Chesterton's Ballad of the White Horse!
I love Christmas music
*Incoherent Squeaking* Oh my gosh! There's a thread of "He Is Born, The Holy Child" in there! Please please please do an English version of that carol?! Our entire family loves your songs *and* that carol, and the only good English version we can find of it is from freaking VeggieTales! (No offense to VeggieTales, but it sort of falls short of par.) Thank you for your amazing music! Keep up the good work!
I asked for this like 2 days ago after watching Joyeux Noel. This is awesome!!!
Latin and German are the best languages for Christmas music🎄
Well, now I have a new favorite Christmas song.
That moment when you can understand the Latin almost word for word
Gotta love romantic languages.
@@NotTheCIA1961 That language family is called romance languages, not romantic ;)
@@flowerdolphin5648 lingue romanze>>>romance languages
@@Anankin12 yes... That's what I just said.
Knowing English and Spanish basically gives you Latin for free xD
Beautiful 😍 love the Latin
The King of Kings is here!
Moving and beautiful, bravo once again!
Truly you are family
Ad majorem dei gloriam -- viribus unitis !!
Gloria in excelsis deo fratibus et sorebus
Heartwarming song
Solid Christmas Carols Gents. These are really fantastic!
I’ve heard this song many times and I’ve recently discovered you guys. I find this song ok, but I love your version! You truly revive it and it’s spirit!
This is wonderful. God bless your work. More Christmas Carols please. 🙂
Beautiful! This has always been my favorite Christmas hymn :)
This is great and all, but when are you guys gonna sing "They're Taking the Hobbits to Isengard"?
Wayne Padgett well played sir, well played
@@Winaska thanks!😂😂
@@ember3920 That's not good enough!
Thank you so much for these beautiful vocals!