Globus
As the pioneers of the Epic Music or Cinematic Rock genre, Globus was formed by Los Angeles based Yoav Goren, best known for writing the epic trailer music for some of Hollywood’s biggest movies of all time - including Spider-Man 3 and Pirates of The Caribbean: At World’s End.
Globus is a colossal band creating a blend of dramatic & cinematic music fused with classic rock & pop, amongst other elements.
Globus preformed a live concert in Santa Monica, California, on June 27th. Read Full BioAs the pioneers of the Epic Music or Cinematic Rock genre, Globus was formed by Los Angeles based Yoav Goren, best known for writing the epic trailer music for some of Hollywood’s biggest movies of all time - including Spider-Man 3 and Pirates of The Caribbean: At World’s End.
Globus is a colossal band creating a blend of dramatic & cinematic music fused with classic rock & pop, amongst other elements.
Globus preformed a live concert in Santa Monica, California, on June 27th. Trailer Music Live, included Globus songs, and Immediate songs. More info can be found here: www.trailermusiclive.com
The core of Globus is essentially a classic rock band, fronted by 24 year old Surrey based Dann Pursey, and featuring Skunk Anansie and Feeder drummer Mark Richardson and Manic Street Preachers’ keyboardist Nick Naysmith.
Globus performed a hugely successful ‘test’ concert last summer at Wembley. As one of the production managers said, “We’ve done rock bands, we’ve done orchestras, we’ve done choirs….but this was the first time that we’d ever had them all in one enormous show!” A TV special and DVD that captured that incredible show is in the works.
Globus has full-length releases on Imperativa Records.
More info. can be found here: http://www.imperativarecords.com/#!globus/c21a8
Globus is a colossal band creating a blend of dramatic & cinematic music fused with classic rock & pop, amongst other elements.
Globus preformed a live concert in Santa Monica, California, on June 27th. Read Full BioAs the pioneers of the Epic Music or Cinematic Rock genre, Globus was formed by Los Angeles based Yoav Goren, best known for writing the epic trailer music for some of Hollywood’s biggest movies of all time - including Spider-Man 3 and Pirates of The Caribbean: At World’s End.
Globus is a colossal band creating a blend of dramatic & cinematic music fused with classic rock & pop, amongst other elements.
Globus preformed a live concert in Santa Monica, California, on June 27th. Trailer Music Live, included Globus songs, and Immediate songs. More info can be found here: www.trailermusiclive.com
The core of Globus is essentially a classic rock band, fronted by 24 year old Surrey based Dann Pursey, and featuring Skunk Anansie and Feeder drummer Mark Richardson and Manic Street Preachers’ keyboardist Nick Naysmith.
Globus performed a hugely successful ‘test’ concert last summer at Wembley. As one of the production managers said, “We’ve done rock bands, we’ve done orchestras, we’ve done choirs….but this was the first time that we’d ever had them all in one enormous show!” A TV special and DVD that captured that incredible show is in the works.
Globus has full-length releases on Imperativa Records.
More info. can be found here: http://www.imperativarecords.com/#!globus/c21a8
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Preliator
Globus Lyrics
Hossana Meus
Fortuna Deus
Aeterna Teus
Mystrie, Morte, Sancte, Pior!
Fortuna, Hossana meus
Legionus ab comae
Fortuna, fortuna equis
Ad pugnatoris, in veritae
Hossana meus, fortuna deus
Protego causa in sanctus
Aeternus praetor, firmitas semper
Coryphaeus, rex Regis univers
Prosay solis hossana
Protego sanctus causa
Padre illuminata
Gloria in resurrectum
Prosay solis hossana
Protego sanctus causa
Padre illuminata
Gloria in unum Diem
Terra tenebrae, telluris malus
Quiseri pere curiatus
Genitor edo, in ex domino
Patris illuminata, rex Regis univers
Prosay solis hossana
Protego sanctus causa
Padre illuminata
Gloria in resurrectum
Prosay solis hossanna
Protego sanctus causa
Padre illuminata
Gloria in unum Diem
Lacrimosa, lacrimosa, in ex dominum!
Contributed by William S. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
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David Willis
Lots of people asking why Latin sounds so powerful. Here's your answer. It's all thanks to the Romans.
The romans had supreme command over the entire Mediterranean, and most of Europe. This authority and command was conveyed in the language they spoke in. which is why Latin sounds the way it does. more on this:
Take Italian for instance, one of the closest languages to Latin. a word like "Caesar" is pronounced as "Chey-ser" in Italian vs in Latin where it's pronounced as "Kai-sar" (yes that's where the German word comes from).
in addition to this and lots of words end in UM and US (phonetically OOM, and OOS), which has the effect of making something sound almost as if it were more important in a way.
more on this, the pronunciation of sounds in Latin almost always makes things more powerful.
Take Augustus for example.
in English we'd pronounce that as "uh-guh-stus", but in Latin, you get the far more powerful sounding "OU-GOOS-TOOS" (Pronounce the "Ou" the same as the "Ou" in "ouch" to get the full effect.
the Latin language was engineered this way to exert power. when a roman spoke to you, he spoke to you with authority. not just by virtue of him being a roman, but literally through the language itself.
Jarrod Prieto
If anyone happens to see this comment, even the publisher of this video:
I've listened to, and enjoyed this piece of music for 90 times now, that, despite the Latin language, it's given me a very wild idea of how I can turn it into a music video!
;)
Here's how I have it planned:
0:00 (before the music starts) "Atrocity and terrorism are not political weapons, and to those who would use them...
0:07 your day is over. We will never negotiate. We will no longer tolerate and we'll no longer be afraid.
0:14 Terrorism in our nation will not stand. The spirit of this country shall remain undimmed. I will do everything in my power to fight radical Islamic terrorism.
0:26 It's your turn to be afraid.
_____
That's only the beginning.
And this video I'm going to make with this music will contain footage from
9/11
Flight 93
World Trade Center
Patriots Day
The Attacks of 26/11
Massacre at Columbine High
Act of Valor (once I see it)
The Rock (once I see it)
And
Executive Decision (once I see it)
I don't know what other films to include, but the title of this video will be called
"Preliator: Combat Against Terrorism"
The rest is history, and the rest will be part of the surprise. ;)
Who would be interested in seeing that??
Nikola Jurenić
By the light of the moon
And the beings of the night
A curse has been laid upon us
To seek and tear celestial gloss to pieces
By the power of death
And the shadow of the reaper
A call has been brought upon us
To complete the infinite fall of heaven
Without the wit or will to end this journey
We continue travelling towards our faith
Harvesting helpless Christian spirits
Raping the sanctity of saints
The heavenly father is streching his hand
Pathetically begging for mercy
We spit and piss on his sacred flesh
As we breathe the breath of the unholy
For with the sign of the pentagram
Hellfire rage is for us to come
As we shall wander the pit
Unhallowed by the infernal one
We are forever captured
By the embrace of death
Don Bryant
Everything sounds more important when it is said in Latin
Darkness
@Emmanuel Goldbergstein yea, to me I love German songs. I hate French songs, the ending parts of verses sound too rushed and loud. While I enjoy English songs if they’re slow.
Brad Hissman
I think it's because she is singing about the end all be all of existence
Paolo Rossi
Si
Random Person
@Carcharocles Megalodon I know grammatical cases, my mother tongue is based on grammatical cases actually, yeah might have but this song is definitely not fully gibberish
Carcharocles Megalodon
@Random Person Well OK, I might've exaggerated, but not by that much. This is riddled with grammar so bad it makes me wonder if those folks have ever heard of such a thing as a grammatical case. Medieval Latin may use some peculiar vocab, but it definitely is grammatically correct.
Lumidius
If you're a villain and you're fighting the protagonist and when you hear a Latin choir song you're screwed
Sjanten
What do we do when the villain has nukes?
Mr Who
Some SU-30SM isn't Allright with it
Definitely not a cheater
Hahahah Sephiroth for example