magnificat

It has The Magnificat (aka Mary's Song of Praise), and it's awesome.

See Summa (Credo) and perhaps Seven Magnificat Antiphons in it.

Thank you for mentioning her, I'm listening to Novus Magnificat and it is lovely!

I selected two examples I love but I could have chosen other very accessible classical works such as Magnificat BWV 243, and the The Marriage of Figaro.

The world had always loved the notion of the poor man uppermost; it can be proved by every legend from Cinderella to Whittington, by every poem from the Magnificat to the Marseillaise.

(I also like to throw the occasional Magnificat or Nunc Dimittis to mix it up.

Each one is two psalms and a canticle, followed by a short reading, another canticle (the Benedictus in the morning and the Magnificat in the evening), intercessions, an Our Father, and a concluding prayer.

My understanding is they were commissioned by playboy Milanese nobleman intent on bringing down the Borgia crime family, whose parents had been knifed down in an alley in front of him when still a child after exiting a wonderful setting of the Magnificat composed by Gaffurius.

The very popular "Magnificat" text in Latin in includes the line: quia respexit humilitatem ancillae suae.

But that last 10%...that 10% contains everything from "Big Trouble in Little China" to Bach's "Magnificat" (BWV 243).

And the third you only get if you listened to the Magnificat beforehand, which in its natural environment - a service of choral Evensong - you would: the "as it was" in the Gloria of the Nunc is _almost_ exactly the same as it was in the Mag...

In church tradition we call her carol The Magnificat: “My soul exalts the Lord, and my spirit has begun to rejoice in God my Savior, because he has looked upon the humble state of his servant.

And as we know, the sang a revolutionary song, the Magnificat--the anthem of Luke's Gospel.

Can I make a Beatles rendition of the Magnificat?

If he were alive today, my impression is he would revise his decades-old reading of Monteverdi's 1610 Vespers, perhaps with slower tempo, applying transpositions in the Magnificat, and refraining from doubling strings and brass in the Dixit Dominus.