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• Oct 21,  · Hymnus: Ave maris stella · La Capella Reial · Coro Del Centro Musica Antica Di Padova · Jordi Savall · La Capella Reial, Coro Del Centro Musica Antica Di Padova & Jordi Savall.

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• "Ave Maris Stella" is the anthem of the Acadians, a francophone community in the Canadian Maritimes distinct from the French-Canadians of Quebec. The Acadians were highly devout, and had and still have a high degree of devotion to the Virgin Mary. As such, Acadia's symbols reflect its people's beliefs.

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• Ave maris stella Version. Solesmes; Usage. Hymnus; Sources. The Liber Usualis, Solesmes, , p. ; Chants of the Church, Solesmes, , p. 87; Proofread by.

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• - Hymnus - Ave maris stella Dei mater. The Gregorian Repertory > Hymnus - Ave maris stella Dei mater. DE EN FR Show text translator attributions. Piece data. Hymnus - in festis. Title text. Ave maris stella, Dei mater alma, atque semper virgo, felix caeli porta. .

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• The hymn Ave Maris Stella (Hail Star of the Sea) printed below in English is a wonderful tribute, both in prayer and song, to the Blessed Virgin biosecbepinsroca.fundsimpbasranocaguarepapecwicon.co original Latin text dates back to around the 8th-9th centuries although it has been attributed to St. Bernard of Clairvaux ().

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• Hymnus Ave maris stella — 8. 7. Komentáře nejsou povolené u textu s názvem Hymnus Ave maris stella A ve maris stella, Dei Mater alma, Atque semper Virgo, Felix caeli porta. Sumens illud Ave Gabrielis ore, Funda nos in pace, Mutans Hevae nomen. Solve vincla reis, Profer lumen caecis.

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• The music of Josquin Desprez is performed, recorded, and studied more than that of any other composer of the Renaissance. Although his numerous Masses and motets are now more than years old, they have entered our modern musical museum of masterpieces, heard in concerts and on recordings as independent works of art.

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• Ave maris biosecbepinsroca.fundsimpbasranocaguarepapecwicon.co [Blessed Virgin Mary.]This hymn, so well known as to its words, is of uncertain authorship. It has been wrongly ascribed to St. Bernard, as it is found in a St. Gall manuscript, No. 95, of the 9th century, and to Venantius Fortunatus (by M. A. Luchi, ), but on insufficient authority.

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