Éste himno basado en un poema de William Blake,narra la historia del los restos de Jesucristo que fueron llevados por los templarios a la Capilla de Rosslyg,en Inglaterra donde reposan para siempre al lado de su esposa María Magdalena.
I'm Canadian and with many of us here in Canada England is where our ancestral roots go back to, in which we are very proud of. Bless England, our dear motherland. Love to visit there one day.
England my England. As a working class boy from avonmouth, most of my mates are king country. It's the best country...don't let anyone tell you different
I, an American by nationality, have lived all over the world beginning in Venezuela in its glory days and other than that time I have never loved a place to live more than England: North, South, East and West. And , yes , I loved the food!
yes but the england we know will soon be lost to us and the world.and there are some will erase all the years of history that made us great and proud to be british,
I used to sing this at boarding school. It was a religious school and we had to go to church every day before lessons (twice on Sunday). You might think getting 450 teenage boys to sing with enthusiasm at 8.30 am was hard work but our choir master did it. I have to say, we enjoyed it and sang it with great pride and at a high volume.
I’m a proud Scotsman. I doubt I had even heard this before my 18 th birthday. But here’s the thing. Along with the other midshipmen of my term I found myself on a beach late at night, in front of a campfire, in Jamaica. Suddenly somebody started to sing Jerusalem. Within seconds everybody had joined in. Well not quite as I still didn’t know the words and nobody was handing out song sheets. But it was a truly amazing experience, that I can take to my grave. It’s a wonderful song, with such powerful and emotional resonances, and such a straightforward idea of what is right. G
The first time I heard this was in Chariots of Fire in a New Zealand cinema and it was so moving I have never forgotten how that first time of hearing it, I had goosebumps and was moved that I shed a tear,
How many times has a righteous country been spoiled? How many times has been brought disease and vermin to heel? England will rise again, that be our tale. Tale if a people blessed. Given to arm and faith beyond ken of kin and kith. We might be looked down upon. But in the end will there be a new land.
Thousands of years of history, time for a pint in the pub, my local pub has been there since 1145 ad! Older than 95 percent of the countries on the globe 🍻
I have ancestors from all over the isles but the kinship I feel with England and the English runs deep. My home away from home and mother of both my homeland and people.
England has "Land of Hope and Glory", Scotland has "Scotland the Brave", I'm unsure what the Welsh one is though, yet for Britain as a whole is "God Save the King" (since we now have King Charles)
it was shown last week on the BBC chariots of Fire and the films with Jerusalem being played at end of that truly great film a wonderful piece of music and he is me someone like myself born in Glasgow
Am shocked that the woke bridge haven't cancelled this yet.. We should sing this in all schools..just to stand proud. And of course, too peeve off the cry babies ,woke!!
I'm Irish,and still find this song amazing. It's actuallly a socialist song about the industrialation of england and the horrible conditions Blake saw people in at the start of the industrial revolution.. my dad had it played at his funeral. Still brings a tear to my eyes.
Jerusalem was only produced in WW1 as a war reccruitment song, though the words are from a poem in the early 1800s by william blake. The music is from WW1.
I truly enjoy this and always will. I well remember the outside night event at "Thame", awaiting at the rear of the audience, everyone singing and the flourished Reg. flags brought fore, and all about-faced, unsheathing - raising swords on cue.
The song aludes to Jesus' " missing years " when he is supposed to have accompanied his uncle Joseph of Aramathea who was a merchant to visit his tin mines in Cornwall and other parts of what is now England.
As I come from a country whose national hymn is incredibly boring and focuses entirely on how Great we _used_ to be, I second this opinion. It is so much more moving, noble and motivating to have a national hymn that focuses on what a country could and should become instead of just what it had been.
@@thegentlemanfish7504 I am Swedish. We only got a national hymn and a national day because everyone else had one and some conservative dude in the 1860:ies thought we should have them too. They have never been that important in a psychological sense. (We have tons of other national symbols that matter much more). Now the thing is, Sweden in the 19th century would really have needed a hymn like "Jerusalem". The country was incredibly poor and backwards and would have needed to unite in a vision of how it could be better. Instead all this conservative dude could come up with for an anthem was a song about how cool we were when we were a local superpower for a short while in the 17th century wich must have felt like an insult to impoverished workers who had to sing the damn thing on official occasions. It was the upperclass' Idea of nationalism that was projected onto a workingclass that needed something different. (Sweden has a millennia long tradition of free peasants and that has helped us develop a culture very well suited for a democracy. Us being a local superpower during those years stopped us from being gobbled up by empires where serfdom was still in practice and If that had happened society had been damaged from that to this day as it is in Russia. So the fact that we were an empire back then was actually beneficial to the working class even in the 19th century. But that is not what the song was about.)
I am sure Parry would be appalled at this nationalistic use of his tune. He gave the copyright to the WI to stop it being used like this during the first world war. It is a great tune but wave your flags to something else.
Long live the theocracy of England The Holy English Counties sublime under good King John VII Autocrat and Ruler of these islands by the grace of God . Sorry wrong universe.
@@boomsday3 This king is a hypothetical descendant of the historical king John brother to king Richard the lionhearted. The king in our timeline who fought parliament was Charles 1st
Not really England was another name for Britain at that time when you said England it meant Britain. So in England's green and pleasant land actually means Britain's green and pleasant land and England isn't ancient they came over in 6th century and the Scottish 8th century
Israeli government please don’t hurt me as you live freely with the Slavic homeland, we are living in part of us together! Or they made you suffer in the salaried position, I was rejected . Thailand 🇹🇭🙏🏻.
If you read Revelation carefully you will recognize that people will be arising soon in England who will dictate that you bow your knee to satan or forfeit your head.
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auld langs syne?
Éste himno basado en un poema de William Blake,narra la historia del los restos de Jesucristo que fueron llevados por los templarios a la Capilla de Rosslyg,en Inglaterra donde reposan para siempre al lado de su esposa María Magdalena.
I'm Canadian and with many of us here in Canada England is where our ancestral roots go back to, in which we are very proud of. Bless England, our dear motherland. Love to visit there one day.
England my England. As a working class boy from avonmouth, most of my mates are king country. It's the best country...don't let anyone tell you different
I, an American by nationality, have lived all over the world beginning in Venezuela in its glory days and other than that time I have never loved a place to live more than England: North, South, East and West. And , yes , I loved the food!
But there is less English by the day and by the boat
Though I am american, I'm from a section of America that heavily resembles Britain, and those same morales apply to me
Exactly ! I'm actually Scottish but myself and my sister have always felt very English. I love everything English.
Cringe
God Bless our England! Love that song
yes but the england we know will soon be lost to us and the world.and there are some will erase all the years of history that made us great and proud to be british,
I'm not even English but this song gives me goosebumps. I absolutely love everything English.
I used to sing this at boarding school. It was a religious school and we had to go to church every day before lessons (twice on Sunday). You might think getting 450 teenage boys to sing with enthusiasm at 8.30 am was hard work but our choir master did it. I have to say, we enjoyed it and sang it with great pride and at a high volume.
My school as well, but it wasn’t a religious school, but a grammar school. Made me proud to be English!
If I had been there I would have sung along with all my heart.
I’m a proud Scotsman. I doubt I had even heard this before my 18 th birthday. But here’s the thing. Along with the other midshipmen of my term I found myself on a beach late at night, in front of a campfire, in Jamaica. Suddenly somebody started to sing Jerusalem. Within seconds everybody had joined in. Well not quite as I still didn’t know the words and nobody was handing out song sheets. But it was a truly amazing experience, that I can take to my grave. It’s a wonderful song, with such powerful and emotional resonances, and such a straightforward idea of what is right.
G
What wonderful memories
sadly gone now. methinks
As a American I'm proud most my ancestors come from this majestic ethnicity.
The first time I heard this was in Chariots of Fire in a New Zealand cinema and it was so moving I have never forgotten how that first time of hearing it, I had goosebumps and was moved that I shed a tear,
Im English, been living in Holland for almost forty years, lovely country, but this makes me cry,
Surely one of the most inspirational anthems ever composed, As an Aussie, I envy the joys of British music
British music is a part of our heritage.
This should be our national anthem.
Makes me proud to be English long live England our great country
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sadly going to be erased from history soon
How many times has a righteous country been spoiled? How many times has been brought disease and vermin to heel?
England will rise again, that be our tale. Tale if a people blessed. Given to arm and faith beyond ken of kin and kith. We might be looked down upon. But in the end will there be a new land.
i remember this song being played at my grandfathers funeral, brings back memories
Once in my life I’d like to be somewhere in England where it was expected (for the audience ) to sing along!
That was my life at boarding school. I would like to find somewhere where I can experience that again.
Even as a Scot, this moves me almost to tears. Love the heraldry- Pole and Wake in the background?
Thousands of years of history, time for a pint in the pub, my local pub has been there since 1145 ad! Older than 95 percent of the countries on the globe 🍻
I have ancestors from all over the isles but the kinship I feel with England and the English runs deep. My home away from home and mother of both my homeland and people.
Amazing job!! I love the photography
Given that Scotland and Wales have their own anthems, alongside the UK's GStK, it seems only right that England have an individual one as well.
This is sung at the commonwealth games whenever England are lucky enough to win gold and it fills me with such pride to hear it each time 🏴🌹
England has "Land of Hope and Glory", Scotland has "Scotland the Brave", I'm unsure what the Welsh one is though, yet for Britain as a whole is "God Save the King" (since we now have King Charles)
@@nekotranslates The Welsh have the best anthem that would stir the blood of any one no matter what their nationality.
@@nekotranslates Men of Harlech.
it was shown last week on the BBC chariots of Fire and the films with Jerusalem being played at end of that truly great film a wonderful piece of music and he is me someone like myself born in Glasgow
AYO I'M YOUR 100th SUB! CONGRATS MAN! I'm a big fan of this channel's taste in music!
Am shocked that the woke bridge haven't cancelled this yet.. We should sing this in all schools..just to stand proud. And of course, too peeve off the cry babies ,woke!!
BRAVO
A Hymn or Anthem for any nation to embrace
God Save the King
No mater race or creed in this great country, this should be our national anthem.
Bullshit. Christianity and the Anglo-Saxon. That is England.
England so proud to have served her and Her late Majesty. God Save the King .2CG
I'm Irish,and still find this song amazing.
It's actuallly a socialist song about the industrialation of england and the horrible conditions Blake saw people in at the start of the industrial revolution.. my dad had it played at his funeral. Still brings a tear to my eyes.
With respect to the Crown.
"God Save The King" is a durge.
Thank you for posting this. 🏴
I love them both
Sing it with PRIDE and be Proud to be English forever
I am Half English and Scots...born in Notts fought for the Queen and a real Knights Templar..
Jerusalem was only produced in WW1 as a war reccruitment song, though the words are from a poem in the early 1800s by william blake. The music is from WW1.
I love this anthem
Let not the Sword of the Word of God sleep in my hand.
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I truly enjoy this and always will. I well remember the outside night event at "Thame", awaiting at the rear of the audience, everyone singing and the flourished Reg. flags brought fore, and all about-faced, unsheathing - raising swords on cue.
The song aludes to Jesus' " missing years " when he is supposed to have accompanied his uncle Joseph of Aramathea who was a merchant to visit his tin mines in Cornwall and other parts of what is now England.
I thoughtJesus went off to India?
@@edwinmeyer2215 Jesus did go to India - he went all over the world actually
I remember hearing that on Monty python's flying circus.
If they had stuck to this, it would have never become Little Britain
My England 🏴🇬🇧😭
🇵🇹👍🏻💚❤️
The oldest allies in the world 🇬🇧🤝🇵🇹 1373! 🤝🍻
IMO, "Land of Hope and Glory" should be the anthem of England.
Or Nimrod
As I come from a country whose national hymn is incredibly boring and focuses entirely on how Great we _used_ to be, I second this opinion. It is so much more moving, noble and motivating to have a national hymn that focuses on what a country could and should become instead of just what it had been.
@@HerrAndreasSkog Which country you from? Just curious so I can hear the anthem.
Is there a different version? I've only heard the one at the Proms and the version that mentions preserving the empire in the first verse.
@@thegentlemanfish7504 I am Swedish. We only got a national hymn and a national day because everyone else had one and some conservative dude in the 1860:ies thought we should have them too. They have never been that important in a psychological sense. (We have tons of other national symbols that matter much more).
Now the thing is, Sweden in the 19th century would really have needed a hymn like "Jerusalem". The country was incredibly poor and backwards and would have needed to unite in a vision of how it could be better. Instead all this conservative dude could come up with for an anthem was a song about how cool we were when we were a local superpower for a short while in the 17th century wich must have felt like an insult to impoverished workers who had to sing the damn thing on official occasions. It was the upperclass' Idea of nationalism that was projected onto a workingclass that needed something different.
(Sweden has a millennia long tradition of free peasants and that has helped us develop a culture very well suited for a democracy. Us being a local superpower during those years stopped us from being gobbled up by empires where serfdom was still in practice and If that had happened society had been damaged from that to this day as it is in Russia. So the fact that we were an empire back then was actually beneficial to the working class even in the 19th century. But that is not what the song was about.)
How can one small country on an Island, go on to control a quarter of the world.
Big pair
it's now a small country, indeed
It’s because we’re very special 🏴🏴🇬🇧
@@letsbeavenue ... and that's why you choose for Brexit...
@@KK-rg1wz , a small country, which still has the worlds fifth largest economy!
Can you do National Anthem of Wales?
Well technically you aren't a nation ok leave it out I was joking promise .. Men of Harlech :)
Hi
A proper hymn.
God Bless England
We used to sing this in school. I didn't understand it then... and I still don't. Stirring stuff, but so many contradictions.
makes u proud to be english
Makes me so damm proud I was born English and I love this land i would go to war with G-d and the Devil for it G-d save our Late Queen Always
What you have become now you great england 😢
Stupenda!
Was this from a recording at the Proms in London.
This is what should be sung when England play football, rugby etc. GSTK is a dirge and has nothing to do with the country.
I am sure Parry would be appalled at this nationalistic use of his tune. He gave the copyright to the WI to stop it being used like this during the first world war.
It is a great tune but wave your flags to something else.
Why do we have the national anthem before a sporting event England should have its own anthem officially
Remember the good ol days when England was Christian and English?
the holy land of Christ...gods chosen people.
How the heck do you even sing this melody?? It's freaking incomprehensible.
anyone has the bollocks to still sound out our once proud british heritage and history gets my sub....until yt banns me again...
Long live the theocracy of England The Holy English Counties sublime under good King John VII Autocrat and Ruler of these islands by the grace of God . Sorry wrong universe.
@@boomsday3 This king is a hypothetical descendant of the historical king John brother to king Richard the lionhearted. The king in our timeline who fought parliament was Charles 1st
@@boomsday3 It's a fictional king. It's for an alternative history if king John had stayed on the throne rather than king Richard in our timeline.
Make video about the American song jump Jim crow
Land of Hope and Glory should be England's National anthem
Not really England was another name for Britain at that time when you said England it meant Britain. So in England's green and pleasant land actually means Britain's green and pleasant land and England isn't ancient they came over in 6th century and the Scottish 8th century
1500 years sounds pretty ancient to me, just sayin'
The song is mostly metaphor, its not really meant to be taken literally.
Should be land of hope and glory
No it shouldnt.
Israeli government please don’t hurt me as you live freely with the Slavic homeland, we are living in part of us together! Or they made you suffer in the salaried position, I was rejected . Thailand 🇹🇭🙏🏻.
jesus would surely have built New Jerusalem in England with sword and spear. Riiiiiight.
What is this!? Jersalem is a city in the Levant, not the anthem of England!
Maybe if you studied the poethic meaning of "Jerusalem" and the history of england, you would understand why. Ignorant.
@@ural7756 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joke
@@Zogerpogger mate, there's reddit for this kind of jokes
@@ural7756 I think TH-cam is for jokes too. You can't really have a conversation easily in the comments so no reason a quick joke isn't appropriate.
I think it's best sung with a real choir though ..for the musical of us this is awful
Appropriate as Scotland and Northern Ireland are headed for the exit! And soon Wales will be next, and then it really will be just England left!
Someone hasn't seen the latest polls 😬
Well, considering there are Englishmen who feel taken advantage of by the Celts, I don't think they would complain too much lol.
England has no mountains lol
Still got more land tho
Depends on how you define a mountain i suppose
Beautiful song! Hope England will back to Catholic Church and Charles 3 will stop maistakes of Henry VIII.
If you read Revelation carefully you will recognize that people will be arising soon in England who will dictate that you bow your knee to satan or forfeit your head.
I pray not. Altough Charles does need someone to truly convert him to the faith.
Yeah I don't think the mass conversion of England to catholicism is possible
That ship sailed 400 years ago
Catholicism is just protestantism but more satanic.
And then they found their aⲋⲋ kicked.
Found their donkey kicked !?!? Oh, you mean arse.
Dumbest. Sentence. Ever.
How?
GOD SAVE THE KING 🇬🇧🇫🇮