#in dulci jubilo

[torajira]

this week's song is in dulci jubilo by mike oldfield!

happy holidays!

[california-112]

Songs that make you want to hop and jig like a mischievous but loveable little elf:

In Dulci Jublio

[captainhancock006]

Mike Oldfield - In Dulci Jubilo

[arcimboldisworld]

Järvi/Marshall: Dessner/Gershwin/Marshall/Rachmaninow - Tonhalle Zürich 15.12.2023

Järvi/Marshall: Dessner/Gershwin/Marshall/Rachmaninow - Tonhalle Zürich 15.12.2023 #konzert #paavojärvi #waynemarshall #musicwasmyfirstloveanditwillbemylast #concert #georgegershwin #brycedessner #musik #zürich

[magneticelectric]

Mike Oldfield - In Dulci Jubilo

[dianaleaghmatthews]

Christmas Hymn Story: In Dulci Jubilo

Christmas Hymn Story: In Dulci Jubilo

“In dulci jubilo” means in sweet rejoicing in Latin. The original text is believed to have been written around 1328 by Heinrich Seuse, a German mystic. According to folklore, “Seuse heard angels sing these words and joined them in a dance of worship.” The tune first appears in a manuscript dating around 1400. Many historians believe the melody may have existed in Europe prior to this date. It…

[sazeracs]

Pentiment: “My new song must float like a feather on the breath of God”

A playlist featuring the original early modern pieces that inspired Alkemie's arrangements, compiled in order of appearance.

O virtus sapientiae - Hildegard von Bingen

Do fraig amors (arr. M. Lewon for vocal ensemble) - Oswald von Volkenstein

Ich stund an einem Morgen - Ludwig Senfl

Fortuna desperata - Ludwig Senfl

Victimae paschali laudes - attrib. Wipo of Burgundy

Quia ergo femina - Hildegard von Bingen

Tels rit au main - Guillaume de Machaut

Fortuna, Bruder Conrad - Heinrich Isaak

Fortuna desperata - Antoine Busnois

Karitas habundat - Hildegard von Bingen

Saltarello No. 2 - Anonymous

Pavane 'Mille Regretz' - Tylman Susato

L'homme armé - Anonymous

Herz, prich - Oswald von Wolkenstein

Nymphes des bois/La déploration de Johannes Ockeghem - Josquin des Prez

Ellend du hast umbfangen mich - Anonymous

In dulci jubilo (arr. Robert de Pearsall) - attrib. Heinrich Seuse

Quis dabit capiti meo aquam - Heinrich Isaak

Listen on Spotify

[youthofpandas]

Demian / Limbus Company, demisin, 13.9k words, @neomedievalist was my lovely and amazing cowriter

“And the situation that was caused by this?” he prompts after I had gone silent for too long. “It turns out what they had meant by that was a… a partner. A relationship,” I say as I put my head in my hands. “They were asking if I had a girlfriend and I responded in such a way that they took it as me confessing to you being my— That you are my—“ “That I am your boyfriend.” Demian is finally giving me his full attention and the fact it is because of this makes me want to crawl into a hole and die.

A fake dating fic where, after causing a misunderstanding with his parents, Emil brings Demian home for Christmas as his 'boyfriend' and has to confront the fact that having a relationship with his dear friend is something he has wanted for a long, long time. It is more inspired by the book but due to the modern setting it is basically 100% compliant to Limbus Company, so it can be read by fans of either <3 !

[istherewifiinhell]

Anyway heres the opposite. Heres medieval peasants trolling me with their music

[VD: A clip from Pentiment where a Christmas song is played. It's a 2D video game styled like a medieval manuscript. In the big inn people are feasting, Magdalene is given dialogue options to request Christmas song from the two musicians.

Hmm... what about Be Welcome to Us, Lord Christ? I always like Good Christian Men Rejoice! How about From Heave Above to Earth I Come?

(second option chosen) One of the musicians, Alexander responds "A folk tune! One of Kazimierz's favorites. Once Kaz and I play what we've prepared, we'll be sure to play that one. Merry Christmas, everyone! Since it is Christmas, Kazimierz and I wanted to share a special song with all of you, in the spirit of giving. Please, enjoy!"

He begins to sing, accompanied by Kaz on the lute "In Dulci Jubilo" as the shot zooms out over the entire crowded inn. END]

so why is wifi gets trolled... well imagine ur me. and u were raised so "secular christian" uve never stepped in a church. i cut 20 second of this clip of me just. looking at those options thinking "am i supposed to know medieval HYMNS?" only for my choice to not matter... and then THATS the song they play.... well either u know that song u you dont... if they had let me pick it as an option. i doubt it would have meant anything to me. except. except for. very fucking year. for DECADES. there was this one song on the family playlist. the song u use to WAKE PEOPLE UP. the song that means. its time to indulge ur family and their annoying ways. a song refered to in conversation as "do di do di doo". that song, being this song....

[Mike Oldfield instrument version of In Dulci Jubilo]

well fuck me... they got my ass.

[doyourememberrocknrollradio]

Mike Oldfield - Isles of Wonder - Tubular Bells/In Dulci Jubilo

[theshitpostcalligrapher]

req'd by @inkyswampbones

aewh we're floatin away

text: In dulci jubilo..... up, up, up we go!

[scienceoftheidiot]

It seems I might be feeling better, I have fully dived into my usual November playlist, that goes this way :

Ommadawn pt.1 by Mike Oldfield

Ommadawn pt. 2 by Mike Oldfield

Return to Ommadawn by Mike Oldfield

Tubular bells by Mike Oldfield

Will add a side of In Dulci Jubilo (by Mike Oldfield) and Stop the Cavalry (by Jona Lewie - SURPRISE!) as Christmas comes near.

Yeah. Yeah that's fine.

Have Return to Ommadawn. On me.

[itslookingback]

i really love the christmas carol in dulci jubilo it has to be one of my favourites

[vincentdelaplage]

LES LUMIÈRES DE VERSAILLES #leslumièresdeversailles "J'ai toujours été amoureuse. L'artiste, l'homme ou la femme, qui n'a pas le sens de la séduction, le don de l'amour, la foi du rendez-vous mystérieux n'est pas artiste. L'art, n'est-ce pas c'est la séduction, l'élan, la recherche, la poursuite de la vie, dans ce qu'elle a d’exaltant, ce qu'elle a de plus beau, de plus doux." JOSÉPHINE BAKER UNE IDÉE DE PEINTURE "La vie et les mœurs italiennes" (1827) de Antoinette Haudebourt-Lescot UNE MUSIQUE D'UN BONHEUR CONTAGIEUX 'In Dulci Jubilo' de JS Bach arr. Robert Pearsall https://youtu.be/Ob0B5zlpR8A In dulci jubilo (latin) : "Dans la douce réjouissance" In dulci jubilo est un chant de Noël allemand dont on considère qu'il a été écrit au XIVe siècle. Dans sa version originale, il s'agit d'un texte macaronique mêlant allemand et latin, et qui remonte à une des dernières périodes du Moyen Âge ; il est généralement attribué au mystique dominicain Henri Suso (v. 1328). Il en existe de nombreuses versions, notamment en anglais, français, italien, néerlandais, norvégien, suédois... très fréquemment interprétées dans le monde occidental à l'époque de Noël. Les versions macaroniques en néerlandais/latin sont en relation avec un mouvement néerlandais de l'époque qui était appelé la Dévotion moderne (en latin : Devotio moderna). Dietrich Buxtehude a composé sur l'air d’In dulci jubilo sa cantate-choral BuxWV 52 et son prélude de choral BuxWV 197. Jean-Sébastien Bach a fait de même pour le prélude de choral BWV 729, traditionnellement interprété à la fin des offices religieux de Noël. En 1975, Mike Oldfield en a donné une version instrumentale à succès dans son double single In Dulci Jubilo / On Horseback. https://www.facebook.com/groups/716146568740323/?ref=share_group_link https://www.instagram.com/p/CmwW2cfKQju/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Mike Oldfield : "In Dulci Jubilo" (1975) • Official Music Video • HQ Aud...