Laudate Dominum
Taizé Lyrics
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The Latin phrase "Laudate Dominum" translates to "Praise the Lord" and is often used in Christian worship. In Taizé's version of "Laudate Dominum," the phrase is repeated multiple times as a call to all nations to praise the Lord. The use of the word "alleluia" further emphasizes this call to praise and adds a joyful and celebratory tone to the song.
The lyrics are simple yet profound, conveying a universal message of gratitude and adoration towards a higher power. The repetition of the phrase "Laudate Dominum" creates a meditative quality that allows the listener to fully immerse themselves in the song's message. The use of multiple voices and harmonies further enhances this experience and creates a sense of community and connection.
Overall, "Laudate Dominum" is a powerful song that invites people from all walks of life to join together in praise and thanksgiving. It serves as a reminder that no matter our differences, we are all united in our shared devotion to a higher power.
Line by Line Meaning
Laudate dominum
Praise the Lord
laudate dominum
Praise the Lord
omnes gentes alleluja
All people, praise God
Contributed by Gianna J. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@Fiddler1990
Verses :
O praise the Lord, all ye nations : praise him, all ye people, alleluia
Strong is his love and mercy. God is faithful forever, alleluia !
Aclamad al Señor, tierra entera, ¡Aleluya!, ¡Aleluya!. Servid al Señor con alegría ¡Aleluya!: El Señor es bueno, ¡Aleluya!
Su misericordia es eterna, ¡Aleluya! Su fidelidad por todas las edades. ¡Aleluya!
Schaut her, ihr Gebeugten, schaut her, freut euch ;
Ihr, die ihr Gott sucht, Euer Herz lebe auf! Freut euch, freut euch, der Herr hört auf die Armen. Der Herr verachtet die Gefangenen nicht.
2 :28 Alleluia, alleluia, ( ??? )
Ich will jubeln und über deine Huld mich freuen; du hast mein Elend angesehn
Ich will jubeln und über deine Huld mich freuen ; du bist mit meiner Not vertraut
Lodate il Signore, popoli tutti, voi tutte, nazioni, dategli gloria; perché forte è il suo amore per noi, la fedeltà del Signore dura in eterno!
Gloria, gloria al Padre onnipotente, al Figlio, Gesù Cristo, Signore, allo Spirito Santo, Amore, nei secoli dei secoli. Amen
@maaziike
I had lost my mother to cancer on 24 February, 2016 and my father to kidney failure on 14 January, 2017. Taizé has helped me with the recovery process from the trauma. Beautiful Taizé.
@asdfghjk8876
I hope you’re alright now
@MsBrigitte2012
❤
@maaziike
@@asdfghjk8876 yes. Though you never live down the passing of your beloved parents or any loved one at that. Thanks for asking.
@abcdefg9163
So your God essentially killed or done nothing to save your family. He sounds pretty useless if he is real
@wordmadeflesh7273
@@abcdefg9163 That's why he's God, his ways and ours are different and he does everything for his glory. HALLELUJAH!!! AMEN
@thejoyofmusicPax
This is the Taize I listen to every evening at bedtime and never tiring of such heavenly praise, give God glory through the night and day. May Jesus be praised, loved, and glorified now and forever.
@martinjones6933
Amen x
@Mamelodiful
An bene..awinyo jwii ..weko aparo can me lockdown I Gulu. Ma no won ma mega tye marac
@asnodgrass2
This is undoubtedly one of the most sublime sacred music compositions I have ever come across -- and I grew up on the Russian Orthodox a capella tradition which is in and of itself a massive source for superb sacred music and chants (when properly performed by gifted and dedicated choristers)! THANK YOU! MERCI!