Tuo tam.
O my God!
et ma cura
no est in te, tu.
Euron
Salve
Itzia Israel
honorificentia popoli,
tua Advocata peccatorum.
O Maria, O Maria,
Virgo
Lentissima
Intercere pro nobis ad Dominum Iesum Christum.
AFTER HAVING HONORED
for her swimming.
will celebrate tomorrow with this initial song in Latin that praises her as the All-Beautiful Mary.
We want to begin this concert that will lead us through
The history of salvation at the end of our lane.
So in the first song we want to invoke the Messiah that is to come.
We will move now into the perspective of the Old Covenant,
invoking the Messiah with a Latin Gregorian chant.
Drop down due ye heavens from above, and let the clouds rain down the just one.
Rorat et semire supere, et nubes fluant iustum.
Aurora Dei
...
tu ves pluntus tuum.
Ne iras caris in Domine,
Ne ultram emine siniquitatis.
Amen.
excesivitas lauri, facta est deserta, sion deserta facta est.
Ierusalem desolata est, Domus sanctificationis Tue, Glorie Tue.
ubi laudamente, Patres nostri.
et seri deso mei.
peccāvimus et facisumus tamquamimus nos et sencilimus
Quasi folium universi, et iniquitates nostre quasi ventos absolerum.
abscondis si faciem tua manor.
et alisis min nos in manu iniquitatis nostre.
Encelides opere, et nubes ploam, ius.
Consolamini, consolamini, omen.
sito veni et sanus tua.
quare prore consumeris,
cuia innotavite dolor.
Salvavo te, noli di mele.
Ego et in sum Dominus Deus
Sanctus Israel, Redentor tu.
Sorra
Esumene
is new.
When Mary said yes to the plan of God, he could become flesh, and so we want to sing for the Annunciation too.
Honor her, big yes to the vulnerable of the father we want to sing, the Ave Maria in Hebrew, it's a composition of our mademois today with us, and it's maybe one of the first songs that Harpadei ever sang, we were like three years old.
So we also want to sing in a special way for Israel, for the peace in Israel, and that also all the Jews might recognize the Messiah who became, between him, he became the Messiah.
Salome
me
Amai, amai.
meu
Adonai, Adonai, Adonai.
Delibit mei, Vesu.
Miriam, a virgo santa,
Iba neum achotim
Iishe
Shalom.
Sarum ad milium me
Amai
Ma
parashimu manu perinite jesu.
mi
Iliad.
Vos hei
Sì, ma l'è l'uomo.
Adau Mishnah, Motvei Muach.
After having given her a yes to the will of God, she hurried to St. Constantine,
And when she had an encounter with her, she pronounced this beautiful prayer, which now prays daily the Magnificat, so we want to sing it also on this Bulgarian melody.
Vērīcī dūsā moia, Gospōdā,
ī vōzrādovā sādus mui, O Bōzē, spāsē moiem.
Čestnējē sūjū hērōdēm,
ī slāvnē sūjū mēs rābnēniā sē rābnēm.
Bezistenia Boga solus juu,
Sumo suyo bodhitzu,
Ti adeitiam.
Iesia sminiae, rabis moeia, sebot mei neublasa, ad meaus erodim.
Cisneia suio hieromiae, Iislamia suio bezravniae,
Viesi semia, boga, slobem usuiu,
susuiu, o Rodicu,
diabetica.
Ia posurim i mie liciae, liciae silii svetoiaevo,
i milo sivo frunero toho, i agim sae ego.
Ciesnei eusche eu hego mei,
et slavisce eu bezalmenia se.
Mezi sreni japo na suove rosuiu,
Susuiu, Pogorodicu,
Tia poviericai.
Vos, priad, Izraele, otruca zvoie bocum ea puti milosti,
Iago regnago acocem natrem avramu, Iisimini ego darrem obiectam.
Cisnei eusuiu cherovii, Iislau eusuiu meus raluii.
eia seraphim.
Mies iscreniae bogastovae prosuiu,
susuiu, Pogorodicum,
teiae nicae.
So then we see Mary in Bethlehem
No, this is ok.
divine sun in that very sublime night. So we want to honor this wonderful moment with two Ukrainian
Christmas songs because we have fallen in love with Ukrainian Christmas songs. And so the first one
It's a very simple, very simple song for the Christmas night.
Ndanduridariru, tundarirari.
Fledemi, jasnat massimi,
Sviatii vecii,
Dobrii vecii,
Dobrii,
Iudem nas,
Doro,
Christus mellius et simptos massimia,
Sviati vece doprim, vece doprim,
Ludem nasorum.
Daridam, daridam, daridam...
Puti veriti, Christa vericaiti,
Sveti vecil dobri, vecil dobri.
Ludim nascorum.
Божьему Сыну славу вибрайте,
славы вечер добрый,
вечер добрым людям на здоровье.
T Concordat
Sati benchi torri bzw. Ventsia tori
Iudium nascor Romiam.
And the second one was for all of us. We love at first sight. We discovered this song some years ago, being in Jerusalem, and it conquered our hearts.
So it tells in a very moving way the moment when Mother Mary, after having given birth her child,
divine Son, she took him in her arms and
I would like to sing to him the following words.
Sleep, Jesus, sleep, my little one.
Of your fate, my sweet little one, to you I will sing.
You will grow up, my son.
A grown-up you will become, and you will go out into the world.
The love of the Lord and the light of faith He will bring to your people.
The truth will live on, the shackles of sin will be shattered, but on God my little child will die. Sleep, Jesus, sleep, my little one.
The entire world is watching.
We want to offer a special way for peace in Ukraine.
OM
svitlum zemlum pokryl.
renecistandi.
sedata
Christus
Sinochka zrodio.
Sinus exsima
Spicis in caos.
All in me be laid.
is
Is not still
Veros pecis in cum
usbit i
Di, di, o, ciao,
Spirulina
Sinis in ca
amin.
Peace be with you.
studium swoim
Sinti.
umbredit iam.
Spirits forces me away
Spirits in the moon
Ismim et Ionium
Spini sus, spini malenchi, spini eroge miti.
isna die unamene
distraure.
Sui
ESPORIUM REANOUNCE IN THE LESSON SONG, RULE OF THE HOLY SON.
The next song will describe a scene when a lady takes her dead son into her arms, comes from the cross, and sings him a lamentation song from Corsica.
A-tu-ki
Insta Petra Sculpita
enda versu fe.
No
O die
O
per sempre.
Tut questa è finita,
Simon
Amen.
des perlugi
Amen.
But we know by faith that the death on the cross was not the last word, but on the third day Christ resurrected from the dead, and a tradition says that an angel came to announce to Mary this good news, so we want to sing this text that the angel come to Mary and tell her, Rejoice, mother, because your son is risen from the dead, and also I want to get some Russian melody in Easter to pray.
Amen.
Angelo piace, la volatni, si stai et evoram.
in
quere curare san.
Dois in nostri
esprimier meo coro,
in meo iapos
dilumit
lo di eis
elitis seram.
Святися, святися, Новый Иерусалиму!
Slava bogus potria,
Rosia, ripo venite, ibe ser isa, Sion.
Ti, uce cistaia, crasui seba, o Rodisse,
O, spanihi, brodia svatoie,
Angelo piace, la moratiae,
Cisnaia demoratisam,
in pauque corrales.
Tois in nostri esprimierum nova,
in meo quia postrurum
plurie miselitis.
Svetisya, Svetisya,
Nobili Jerusalimie,
Slavomo Gospodiam,
Iosia, leo in me, Iesia, Iosia, Iosia,
Ты же чистая,
Prasuj sa, Pogorodit se,
homo stanihi,
rogest vana troiem.
So now we know that after her time on this earth, her name was taken into heaven, and from there she sees how the prophecy that she herself pronounced is being fulfilled for all the centuries.
Now all, as when she said, all generations will call me blessed, and not only generations, but also we could say all nations, and so we really, when we found, when we tried to look for the most beautiful songs of every culture, of every nation, we find out that most of them definitely are Marian songs.
We are going to show how the praise of Mary is sung all over the world. Enjoy this praise.
conserved with a Greek litany that was composed on the Mount Apos,
Mount Apos is a little island near to Greece,
and the particularity of this place is that only men
They are priests, consecrated, hermits, monks.
So until now, for no woman it is allowed to step on the other island.
Nevertheless, it is consecrated to a woman.
It's also called the Garden of the Virgin.
So we are going to honor her with a song that repeats once and again,
Rejoice and wait properly.
Amen.
Agnipar fene vespita, a frante feo toque,
Parva!
mi tiranasa panendros et epoque.
Ipsilotera urantum, actinum ambrotum,
Venite, venite, venite, venite.
Amin.
et miscían in serpentes.
fort hoscatharum.
in fia, in sester,
Un stratio passona io te.
Nymphia, nymphia, nymphia, nymphia
Ipar venem, gosubam tuos,
I. I. I. I. I. I. I.
Viva!
Desira
Chiedem in fiam infestem.
in fia nascente valsi torini,
che in fia in fecundis et vivacilis
in me impera, in me pera,
genim fiat in feftet.
In me oper, genim,
in me porto te,
genim fiat in feftet.
Qua s'ancere qui
Hēnithia
Amen.
And as Mariana just said that really all the nations love their Heavenly Mother, so we suppose that also you, Croatian, you might love very much Mother.
So before coming we were asking, maybe it would be also good to sing a Croatian song, and of course it was ordered to be a Marian song, so that what would be a blessing for us to learn the song and to honor in a special way you people here from Croatia.
It's the first time that we are here, and it's a joy for us to be here.
Tis glibis te,
boborodit se,
tis glibis te.
Vos poglazem vat,
Sveta Maria
Angelochnam glas,
stavon glonim spas,
pisilie pisnie.
Gospo blasem dar,
rusio rume,
Sveta Maria,
Svobie Goetia,
Gospo blaze mea tis lemnice,
Sveta Maria
Maricum mirum ospi,
Natiaeia ospi,
Tisi lepicit.
Vos pobragema,
rujurumena,
speta Maria.
Zdravne, molest mih,
slavo, žalost mih,
ischiem iedit svet.
Gospoglazhena,
rujurum,
Svetamati
Thanks and the good news were also brought in far east to Lugano.
So we will go with the Apostle Thomas on the coast of South India, where we ourselves have spent half a year praying and singing with the Indian Christians.
But virtually there are only very few Christians, so we want to ask the Lord, especially our Lady, on this of her solemnity, to illuminate the Indian people so that many may get to know the power of the Lord.
So it is an arian hymn also in Iliad, his love.
Amen.
पावनकन्यी देवाति जननी, दन्यान यर्णवनी, परिमलतूः पमुदिम।
Mimis eis et
Mēs sē gāi hēmē,
Nē lēmē, nē lēmē hōgēgē,
Lēmē hēmē hēmē.
In serenam vivere vani, in saiviter cum nere mei,
in givere seccit samantim mei.
Moriora in mei, Deo vatere mei,
mādhā te vīcēn mātēm prātē,
jēn nārūnē iel pūrā therā iō.
Nivien, mars, lichem, aesata, dimne, me
We, we're feeling
mādhūs vārnājo jārmīsītere ietīm rādhāre
is neutral.
We'll move now to the neighborhood conflict of the giant China.
And also great for this country, we learn this song from a friar, a Franciscan, a Chinese in Jerusalem, where we have a great suspend of our religion.
And while he was singing it to us first, when he suddenly stopped, started to cry and told us,
The world has no idea how much we Christians suffer in China, so we want to bring a special hope for them.
The song is called Our Holy Mother of China.
Gratiu
Iguayba
Jendoa
Pai ciong re, siwa ni koyo, ciong te lo.
Giù z'uom'e, Giù z'uom'e cum ce ne so.
Angelo.
in semen tui quod.
Jiu ni xin zhu
Li-wa-i-pa-chu-shen-gu
Cinque
Amen.
And we also don't want to forget African continent because really they go from the heaven.
the special gift of music, dancing and joy of the African people.
So we have a special relationship to the country of Congo
because it was for many many years we were supporting a very special
project, yes, a village of children which came into existence when after war, in the years 2000 and after, there were many, many, many awful children living in the streets and one bishop asked for a spiritual family to help out, because there were like 500 children living on the streets.
So together with a couple of Congolese people, they made a project like searching for couples, searching for widows who could take over one of these chaps, and it was very successful.
They found like 450 children in New Hope, but in the end there were like 58 children who remained without family.
And so in the end, the woman who was in charge of the project, she told her husband, you know, my heart just breaks to see these children on the street, a relative of all with me.
And so she did it. She was already a mother of six, and one day after, of forty, of fifty, eight more. So from these children, we learn
to following African song with a very simple text as
Matter of Mercy, Matter of Joy, Matter of Love and Peace.
Ave Maria, Ave Maria
Ave Maria, mamma o mamma bendo
Ave Maria, Ave Maria mamma o mamma bendo
Ave Maria
Ammai ammaua puruma
Ave Maria
Ave Maria, Ave Maria, Ave Maria, Ave Maria, Ave Maria.
A wingman
Maria, mamma, mamma, mamma, mamma, mamma, mamma.
Laudem Maria
Satsang with Mooji
Ave Maria! Ave Maria! Ave Maria!
I don't think so.
So now we switch again to the more contemplative style of music
with the two last songs of this concert.
We want to sing a song
out of the Georgian polyphony that for us is one of the most beautiful, if not the most
most beautiful that we have ever heard.
So it is a very special Marian song for them,
for their history, because it was the only religious song
that was permitted to be chanted publicly
during the time of communist occupation
in that little country close to Russia.
So because the communists didn't identify it
as a religious song as it praises our Lady in a very poetical way but not mentioning specifically her name or the name of God.
So it praises her as the
in unibloso peñata,
in the garden of life.
And we have often discovered in our missions that this song has a very special grace for inner healing, so we just invite you, if you want, you can just open your hearts.
Schema
Amen.
Amor.
Archimedes
Ies, Cima mei,
Amen.
sui
suma
Hortensia
O Suleimit.
Ina
Vivis in me
Seethe
Amen.
Satsang with Mooji
Amen.
So we're going to close this concert with an acclamation invokes our Lord to come back now and we can also create this
I welcome this longing cry for to come to save this earth, to free us from evil in different languages.
So if you want, you please can join us to this very simple agonization.
Come Lord Jesus, my brother and I, into this single agonization, all different countries and traditions of which we have sung.
Because the Advent always reminds us the reality that our Lord is coming back at the end of times,
that He didn't only come one time, being born in Bethlehem,
but also that He will come back in all His glory, and He will make new all things.
So we really want to call Him with our love and with this singing,
and that He might come because we really are in need of Him.
Lodigus morit emma
Maranatha, doci gospodine, Maranatha, doci gospodine, Maranatha, doci gospodine, Maranatha.
Do divus voli mei,
Logibus cogitem maranata. Logibus cogitem maranata.
Doce vos poti me malata, Doce vos poti me malata,
Amin.
My Lord Jesus, my Lord Jesus, my Lord Jesus,
Lord Jesus, smile on them, make their souls smile on them, make their souls smile on them.
is
Nome Jesus Mara Natal
Don Jeshua, Maranatha,
Mil seigneur Jésus.
Vien, Seigneur Jésus, Maranatha!
Adelaide, Antioch, Iesu, Maria,
Ensegnor Jesu, smaragdor natal.
del Señor Jesús maravillante
si ben pronto m'attrave Domine.
Bibidur sum marata, Bibidur
sitopē marātā.
Veni, Domine,
Sito veni, Mare
Amen.
Veni Domine Maranatha, Veni Domine
De mi domine Maranatha, sito pei de mi Maranatha.
De mi domine Maranatha, de mi domine Maranatha.
Veni, Domine, malacca, si tu veni malacca.
So, thank you very much for this very attentive reception of this music and just one short song for the Advent to invoke our Lord again with the call
O Emmanuel,
Our King, our God, the hope of the nations and their Savior, come and save us, O Lord, our God.
Amen.
O
rex et legi infernus te, expectatio gentium.
et Salvator eon
Veniat salvandu nos
et tui sanctum.
si muterò di principio
unget serenet.
et in saecula saeculum
Amen.
Ex peccansi lucensi cum,
et salvat oeiae,
veniat salvando,
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Amen.
Aplausos