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A Thiarna (Kyrie) - Gloír (Gloria) - Creidim (Credo) - Is Naofa (Sanctus) - Is Beannaithe (Benedictus) - A Uain Dé (Agnus Dei) - Compléments |
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Contents
Irish Mass by Gilles Mathieu
Description
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A Thiarna (Kyrie)
- A Thiarna déan trócaire. A Chríost déan trócaire.
- (Lord, have mercy. Christ, have mercy)
After an introductive, quite ambience that sets the stage, the Kyrie continues to a rythmic ballad
A Thiarna by INSA of Lyon[1]
To know more...
Gloír (Gloria)
- Glóir do Dhia sna harda. Agus ar talamh síocháin do lucht a pháirte.
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Creidim (Credo)
- Creidim in aon Dia amháin, an tAithair uilechumh-achtach a rinne neamh agus talamh agus an uile ní sofheicthe agus dofheicthe
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Is Naofa (Sanctus)
- Is naofa, naofa, naofa thú, a Thiarna Dia na slua. Tá neamh agus talamh lán de do ghlóir.
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Is Beannaithe (Benedictus)
- Is beannaithe an té atá ag teacht in ainm an Tiarna.
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A Uain Dé (Agnus Dei)
- A Uain Dé, a thógann peacaí an domhain, déan trócaire orainn; A Uain Dé, a thógann peacaí an domhain, tabhair dúinn síocháin.
- (Lamb of God, Who take away the sins of the world, have mercy on us. Lamb of God, Who take away the sins of the world, grant us peace.)
After an ethereal introduction, a deep and meditative chant starts, whose form will be familiar to gaelic music listeners... and everything finishes in the quite, muffled atmosphere of the beginning.
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See also
- External sites
