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venite

Music based on the text of Psalm 95, Venite, exultemus Domino (Latin ‘O come let us sing unto the Lord’). It is sung at Anglican matins, either in plainsong or to a composed setting. It is used as a prelude to the psalms.



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A psalm, which he himself accompanied with a deep mellow voice, which age had not deprived of its powers, commenced the proceedings of the day; and the solemn sounds, Venite exultemus Domino, so often sung by the Templars before engaging with earthly adversaries, was judged by Lucas most appropriate to introduce the approaching triumph, for such he deemed it, over the powers of darkness.
 
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