te deum laudamus造句

• "Te Deum laudamus; te Dominum confitemur, " the parishioners sang.
• Then they will sing the Te Deum Laudamus with the most lively gratitude and love.
• In 1948, he assembled along with Father McGlone, the parroquial chorus " Te Deum Laudamus ".
• A " Te Deum Laudamus " was written by McCreery, as was the music to the libretto"
• The " Te Deum Laudamus " was commissioned by award winning, Seattle based vocal ensemble, Opus 7 for their 10th anniversary celebrations in 2002.
• There are nine lancet windows in the apse by Clayton and Bell, and the windows in the main body of the church contain individual saints, angels and biblical characters, themed around the Te Deum Laudamus.
• The designs in the windows at the ends of the cathedral are based on canticles, the east window on the " Te Deum laudamus ", and the west window on the " Benedicite ".
• So we command; and when the explanation of the Gospels is read, and the Te deum laudamus is sung, and while all the lauds are sung, and the matins are finished, you will be on your feet.
• The chaplain, Mendoza, who had gone ashore the previous day, advanced to meet him, chanting the " Te Deum Laudamus " and carrying a cross which Men閚dez and those with him kissed, falling upon their knees.
• In Gladys Mitchell's novel, " The Longer Bodies ", the character of Mrs . Puddequet uses the phrase " Pippa Passes " as her own " te deum laudamus " when she is very pleased about something.
• BuxWV 179, which is, quite unusually for the time, a dance suite based on the chorale, and the ones based on the chant ( Magnificats BuxWV 203 5 and " Te Deum laudamus ", BuxWV 218 ), which are structurally similar to chorale fantasias.
• He spoke, as he does every New Year's Eve, at a service of prayer and song, the ancient Christian hymn of praise and thanksgiving, " Te Deum Laudamus, " in the magnificent Jesuit church, St . Ignatius of Loyola, in the heart of Rome.
• At his death at age 58, he left unfinished a comic opera, " The Emerald Isle ", completed by Edward German and produced in 1901, and his " Te Deum Laudamus ", written to commemorate the end of the Second Boer War, which was performed posthumously.
• Firstly, a descant to the hymn tune'Forest Green'sung at Christmas to the words " O little Town of Bethlehem " and the Te Deum Laudamus in F Major, originally written for Paston Grammar School in North Walsham, Norfolk, but now regarded as a leader in its genre for its innovative structure and compositional devices.