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    Laloux - Tantum Ergo

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    Tantum ergo (Farm Street Benediction set) FERNAND LALOUX (1901-1970) Descant (v. 2) Ge-ni - to - = to - que laus et ju - bi - 1Tan - tum er - go sa - cra-men- tum “ve - ne - re - mur 2Ge ° ni - to - t, Ge - mi- to - que laws bi - P vir - tus quo - an - = quum do - cu - men - tum lus, ho = nor, vir. = tus quo. - que 8 prac - stet fi - des sup - ple~ pro - ce-den- ti ab ou- Jos ‘Music copyright © 2004, the estate of Feriand Laloux. All rights reserved. Published by Magnificat Music hxp:/ivww.magnificatmusic.com - su-um de - fee > par sit lau - da od m The descant does not appear in the Farm Street sources, and may never have been sung there (though it was sung in concerts given by the Bec Singers under the direction of Paul Inwood in the 1970s), but it does appear in another manuscript, described in Magnificat Music edition MMI02, and has therefore been included here for the sake of completeness. Translations of the O salutaris saving victim, who opens the gate of heaven, our foes wage war against us: come to our aid! To the Lord, the One-in-Three be eternal glory, who gives us life without end in our heavenly home. and Tantum ergo Therefore we venerate such a great sacrament and the old order gives way to the new rite. Faith makes up for what our senses cannot perceive, To the One who gives birth and the One who was born be praise and exaltation, also salvation, honour and merit and blessing, and to the Other proceeding from them both be equal praise. Farm Street Tantum ergo - page 2 5

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