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Medieval polyphony: Dufay - Audi, benigne Conditor (Lyric video)

Please support for our channel : (you can donate as little as 1$ ):   / aotc   https://www.subscribestar.com/AOTC ---- Special thanks to our patrons on Patreon and SubscribeStar who have made this video possible. ---- Top Patrons: (10 $ or more donation) Randall Flagg, Lord Funkicus, Mobius, Daniel Marchetto unter Rhoades, Joseph Blain, George Sherratt, The Salk, Brendon Wade, James A Panter, Christophe, Jason Huang, Matthew Stephenson, Zamboni, Benedict lovecrypt.net , Borna Situm Nagy, Peter Hundy, Ewa Jasniach, Tristan Delobelle,DJ, kingbumi01 Rafal Jedrasik, Sancte Michael defende nos, Battle Brother, Ryan Magoon, Matthew Rosalie treiber, SPUD, Simeon Mallette, Maciej Durakiewicz, Dominique Blouin ---- About the chant: Lent changes things. After the last gluttony of Mardi Gras (Shrove Tuesday) arrives the solemn liturgy of Ash Wednesday, when the Church reminds all humans they are dust, and unto dust they shall return. There follows a 40-day period of penitence, prayer, and lamenting for sins; the colors and liturgical ornaments of the sanctuary are dimmed, the music may be more somber, and the joyful shouts of "Alleluia" are banished until Easter. This time of fasting and self-mortification is the proper context for a hymn such as Guillaume Dufay's Audi, benigne conditor. ---- This chant was performed by La Capella Reial de Catalunya, conductor Jordi Savall #JordiSavall ----- Latin text: Audi benigne conditor, nostras preces cum fletibus, in hoc sacro jejunio, fusas quadragenario. Scrutator alme cordium, infirma tu scis virium, ad te reversis exhibe remissionis gratiam. Multum quidem peccavimus, sed pace confitentibus, ad nominis laudem tui, confer medelam languidis. Concede nostrum conteri, corpus per abstinentiam, culpae ut relinquant parbulum, jejuna corda criminum. Praesta beata Trinitas, concede simplex unitas, ut fructuosa sint tuis, jejuniorum munera. Amen.