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Salvatorem polyphonic settings and translations".
Choral Public Domain Library.
Archived from the
original on
March 19, 2017. "Lauda Sion
Salvatorem (Rehearsal...
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University Blessing: Sit
nomen Domini Benedictum per
Jesum Christum salvatorem nostrum. Amen. (Blessed be the name of the Lord
through Jesus Christ,...
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paschali laudes for Easter, Veni
Sancte Spiritus for Pentecost,
Lauda Sion
Salvatorem for
Corpus Christi, and Dies Irae for All
Souls and for M****es for the...
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propers for the M**** of
Corpus Christi,
including the
sequence Lauda Sion
Salvatorem. The
epistle reading for the M**** was
taken from Paul's
First Epistle...
- cæli, desuper, et
nubes pluant iustum:
aperiatur terra, et
germinet Salvatorem. (Drop down dew, ye heavens, from above, and let the
clouds rain the Just:...
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following Latin hymns:
Adoro te devote, Ave
verum corpus,
Lauda Sion
Salvatorem,
Pange lingua, O
sacrum convivium, O
salutaris Hostia,
Panis Angelicus...
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Descending motive m. 141–142 Slow
section theme m. 195–199 "Lauda Sion
Salvatorem" (plain chant) m. 468–480 "Alleluia" m. 520–525 The
symphony is scored...
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taken from a song of
Saint Thomas Aquinas (1227–1274)
entitled Lauda Sion
Salvatorem ('Praise, O Sion,
Praise Thy Saviour'). The next line
after Quantum Potes...
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Thomas Traherne.
These two poems, Crashaw's "Adoro Te" and "Lauda Sion
Salvatorem",
themselves constitute poetic translations of
Latin hymns by St Thomas...
- "IHS XPS
iudex aequitatis;
bestiae et
dracones cognoverunt in
deserto salvatorem mundi" – "Jesus Christ: the
judge of righteousness: the
beasts and dragons...
