De Profundis - Clamavi De Profundis

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Here is our rendition of "De Profundis." We hope you enjoy it:)
Music and lyrics taken from:
Wednesday Vespers psalm 129 mode 8c
Libera Me from Office of the Dead
Invitiatorium from Matins of the Dead
With additional original interludes
Song commissioned by:
Eryn Huntington for her departed daughter and son in law.
Please, in your charity, remember their souls and all the faithful departed during this month of November. The De Profundis and the Requiem Aeternam are indulgenced prayers that apply the faithful departed. Pray for the Poor Souls!
We hope you enjoy listening to it as much as we enjoyed singing it!
Lyrics:
Latin:
De profundis clamavi ad te, Domine; Domine, exaudi vocem meam.
Fiant aures tuae intendentes in vocem deprecationis meae.
Si iniquitates observaveris, Domine, Domine, quis sustinebit?
Quia apud te propitiatio est; et propter legem tuam sustinui te, Domine. Sustinuit anima mea in verbo ejus; speravit anima mea in Domino.
A custodia matutina usque ad noctem, speret Israel in Domino;
quia apud Dominum misericordia, et copiosa apud eum redemptio.
Et ipse redimet Israel ex omnibus iniquitatibus ejus.
Libera Me Domine de morte aeterna
Regem cui omnia vivunt
Venite Adoremus
De Profundis clamavi Domine
Domine exaudi me et libera me
Venite Adoremus
Ave Maria, ora pro nobis
Sancta Maria, in hora mortis
Regem cui omnia vivunt
Venite Adoremus
Requiem aeternam dona eis Domine
et lux perpetua luceat eis
Venite Adoremus
Regem cui omnia vivunt
Venite Adoremus
English Translation:
Out of the depths I have cried to thee, O Lord: Lord, hear my voice. Let thy ears be attentive to the voice of my supplication. If thou, O Lord, wilt mark iniquities: Lord, who shall stand it. For with thee there is merciful forgiveness: and by reason of thy law, I have waited for thee, O Lord. My soul hath relied on his word: My soul hath hoped in the Lord.
From the morning watch even until night, let Israel hope in the Lord.
Because with the Lord there is mercy: and with him plentiful redemption. And he shall redeem Israel from all his iniquities.
Deliver me, o Lord, from death eternal on that fearful day
The King, unto whom all things do live, come let us adore.
Out of the depths I cried, O Lord.
O Lord, hear me and deliver me.
Come let us adore.
Hail Mary, pray for us
Holy Mary, at the hour of death
The King, unto whom all things do live, come let us adore.
Eternal rest give unto them O Lord: and let perpetual light shine unto them.
Come let us adore.
The King, unto whom all things do live, come let us adore.

[@EmitteLucem]

Thank you, thank you Clamavi de Profundis, for creating this exquisite piece to help the Holy Souls! May God reward you! Please let people know that both the De Profudis and the Requiem Aeturnum are indulgenced prayers that apply the glorious merits of the Saints and Holy Mother Church to our own prayers and sacrifices to help free our beloved dead from Purgatory so they may enter into the light of God's Presence. These prayers are highly efficacious! To those who enjoy this piece: Please spare a moment to pray for the souls of my daughter, Madelyn Huntington Haldeman Tesar, 25, and her husband, Sgt. Shane David William Tesar, 34, who died unprepared earlier this year. This piece was commissioned for them and all of the Holy Suffering Souls. Requiescant en pace. May God bless you for remembering them all.

[@Tomas-jh6ur]

Thank you so much for letting us know, and for commissioning this wonderful piece! I will pray for them.

[@toomaia6284]

I'm so sorry for your loss. He and your daughter will be in my prayers 🙏🙏

[@hilarylaw8415]

I am so very sorry for ypur loss. They were far too young. I prayed for them and for you.

[@LeHobbitFan]

Will pray for them at adoration today, thank you and God bless

[@EmitteLucem]

@@oppocienciala1034 Thank you! And you!

[@andrewsalhany5665]

Good luck finding anyone in 500 years that will make our modern music sound this good 😆.

[@bethanyheller6162]

Modern people can't make modern music sound good!

[@MyLittleArtWorld156]

Agreed

[@TheAnish01]

Godless and lifeless ..they became .. they shall remembered as the transgressors similar to the days of sodom and Gomorrah.. O God forgive, forgive, for they know not..

[@friendlycrusader]

This is about to be a masterpiece isn't it.

[@smaldenjoveson]

I'm never so proud to be Catholic as I am when I hear this music.

[@ClamaviDeProfundis]

The Church's heritage is amazing. Modern culture cannot compete.

[@bettycraig668]

I agree 100%

[@gandalfthewhitewizard8428]

There is a sense of power when Latin is sung, and can be certainly be felt here.

[@ClamaviDeProfundis]

Tis blessed by God.

[@11Survivor]

​@@ClamaviDeProfundis By the Gods.* ROMA INVICTA!

[@guido.bernachini5470]

@@11Survivor Hello, Inquisitor? this one here.

[@John-Adams]

@@11Survivor Zeus got booty blasted by a Carpenter's Son. Julian the Apostate had to learn that all over again.

[@TheFofotron]

@@11Survivor Paganism is for losers.

[@robjohnson339]

When my 2 year old son hears your LOTR music he runs around and cheers. When he hears your Latin songs he sits and stares in wonder and awe. Thank you for this gift.

[@ClamaviDeProfundis]

Here is our rendition of "De Profundis." We hope you enjoy it:). English subtitles are included in closed captions.

[@annatinuviel]

It's so amazing! Thank you so much!

[@michaelmccabe3079]

Your religious music is as good as your LoTR music, because both touch the heart & soul. I hope you can someday release an album of religious songs, one song for each month of the year. Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter, Pentecost, Holy Days of Obligation, Marian feasts... the possibilities are endless. :D

[@marc-renestoller2562]

I really enjoyed it, while listening my heart felt warmer. Thank you again and I hope that you all are doing fine.

[@everrettbreezewood3665]

Love it! Keep up the great work, Clamavi!

[@thebrandybuck323]

Brought tears to my eyes.... more should be praying for the holy souls! WONDERFUL work, as usual, Clamavi de Profundis! Eternal rest grant unto them O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them, and may they rest in peace. Amen.

[@pathorne8018]

I was taken back to my youth - pre teen - where I attended a small, rural parish. Our priest, an Irishman, would often perform mass in Latin, and *always* sung in Latin. He had an amazing voice. Until today, it has been decades since I've recalled those times; recalled the power of it. I have believed those were the memories of an awestruck young altar boy ... Maybe I was wrong.

[@ClamaviDeProfundis]

This music is as grown up as you can get, written by religious men who completely dedicated their lives to Christ and service of their fellow man.

[@karecare2224]

I have been attending the Latin Mass for almost 20 years, Deo Gratias, my brother-in-law is music director at our parish and he is impressed by you. Your Latin is excellent!!! Your chant is excellent!!! Truth and Beauty are conveyed, and you give great glory to God!

[@annaofthewoodlandrealm]

My family just moved so now we are able to go to the Latin mass which I'm very happy about.

[@trajanfidelis1532]

I'm not Catholic, but was raised a baptist. I've always admired Catholic chants and songs though. Keep on praising the Lord from one follower of Christ to another!

[@bradleesargent]

You are always welcome to come home to the one true holy apostolic catholic church founded by Jesus Christ

[@simoncooper6752]

May the Traditional Latin Mass movement continue to grow. This provides some much needed uplifting. God bless you for your work! 🙏🏼✝️

[@nakenmil]

That harmony on "Venite adoremus". Goosebumps.

[@Hitokage]

Aaaaaa this reminds me of my stay in a Trappist monastery. Very similar to their chants. Was an incredible experience.

[@jfoley1320]

How does one experience this?

[@joshuareagan8819]

This channel is truly a treasure, yet another beautiful rendition of our Catholic patrimony

[@sagittarius1343]

4:01 "Ave Maria, ora pro nobis" This part is so incredibly touching and beautiful! God bless you all! You breathe new life and youthful vigor, plus your own flavor to the ancient chants of the Roman Catholic Church. Sancta Maria, ora pro vobis!

[@AgustinL.Farkalitsch]

Así es. ¡Muy hermosa e impactante! Te llena el alma. 🙏

[@polpaklowsky5570]

Glory to the Only Lord our God!

[@chookiechooks]

I'm stunned by the beauty of this. This is holy greatness.

[@jarettkwiatek2122]

Ladies and gentlemen it’s the best time of the month, great work as always

[@edmundgennings3025]

I discovered this group trying to find a suitable chant version of the psalm Clamavi De Profidis so I am quite happy they have finally sung their namesake.

[@liamdetroch962]

I have been checking out your content for years now, I have to say I am yet to be disappointed by any renditions. Enchanting work, as always!

[@ClamaviDeProfundis]

Thank you!

[@thehussarsjacobitess85]

Dignum et justum est.

[@anwenm]

This is exactly what my soul was looking for today

[@annaofthewoodlandrealm]

Yay! I have been wanting a Latin song for a long time! So beautiful! Thank you!

[@elenamartel1822]

This is so beautiful! It bring tears to my eyes. God bless you all.

[@TorosauresRULES]

I see what you did with the dies Irae intro. A lovely statement about our mortality even before you start singing. Lovely as always

[@manolingz]

🙏🏽De profundis clamavi ad te, Domine; Domine, exaudi vocem meam. Fiant aures tuae intendentes in vocem deprecationis meae🙏🏽.

[@josemiguelmarquescampo4902]

Ah, sacred chanting in Latin! Superb! 😇

[@peterschoonmaker7469]

This is wonderful and it's not even the end of the month, what a lovely surprise... that we got CDP's Theme song.

[@asrieldreemurr1988]

only a few seconds in but once the singing started i knew it was going to be good

[@Nerobyrne]

I was like "this new Elder Scrolls track is fire" Then I realized it was a different kind of elder scroll 😉

[@asrieldreemurr1988]

@@Nerobyrne don’t believe you

[@karecare2224]

THANK YOU, and Deo Gratias FOR YOU!!! My soul has been craving and awaiting a sacred rendition from you, and providentally, your timing is perfect. I lost both of my parents to Covid this past January, may they rest in peace, and my heart and soul have been thanking God for His infinite mercies, and longing, out of the depths, for something from Clamavi De Profundis, since you have continued to provide for the last few years, a soothing and healing balm to my soul, courage to persevere - the perfect music when I needed it most, from all your sacred music (esp. Viriliter Agite) to Boic Bravesoul, Kaia, Brigit, Hulda, Ragna of the Viking village; Fr. Edvard & Bjorn; Oshrjad; all the characters in The Battle of World Stone Keep; to all of your amazing Renditions of JRR Tolkien's works, and that's just off the top of my head! May God bless each and everyone of you! Please continue your work - you give great glory to God through it!!!

[@EmitteLucem]

See my first comment Kare. I will pray for your parents. May God bless you and your family.

[@My10thAccount]

God bless you friend. That’s a terrible hit to take. My condolences to you and thanks to God that you found solace in such sufferings.

[@supremeleadersmeagol6345]

Love it! Would you guys be interested in doing some Byzantine Chant at some point? You all would knock Agni Parthene out of the park!!

[@FrostyFyre]

I’m starting to think CDP is physically incapable of making a bad song. I just want you to know your entire team is unbelievably talented, thank you for sharing your talent with the world! I wish nothing but success for you. 😊

[@verbumtech]

Even the "Hey Ho!" joke song was a masterpiece!

[@FrostyFyre]

@@verbumtech right?! I was thinking of that one too when I wrote this 😂

[@oneoranota]

My least favorite Clamavi Songs are : Oshrad Bonebreaker (slow as hell and the story does not inspire me), In Western Lands (weird accoustic, weird tone), Strong (long song, very weak text). I would argue that those are bad songs. Not actively bad, but definitely songs that I did not feel like listening twice. Granted, they have still some auditive qualities. I means, the guys are quite skilled after all. But they are able to produce weak piece from time to time. It's an exception, though.

[@willthoele830]

@@oneoranota Oshrad Bonebreaker and Strong are two of my favorites. Even when they can't make a song everything loves, they knock it out of the park.

[@hoseja]

Some of the original fantasy ones are kinda cringe tbh (Tolkien renditions are still fantastic).

[@xelan8549]

Strikes me to the core, every time.

[@ocondestavel-gabrielpereir5237]

Oh... My.... God... i literally had goosebumps and cried while listening to this... I'm a Catholic from Brazil, and started following your channel because of your Tolkien lore songs, and also because of the dwarf ones... And heard some of the chants u have recorded.. Awalys amazed by your talent and passion! And this last chant here... At the eve of the Solemnity of Christ the King... I'm in tears... Thank you! Thank you very very much for this song! U are all on my prayers!

[@braga_rhun9960]

I have been waiting all month for their next song. It's finally here! Could you please do the song Frodo sings at the prancing pony sometime?

[@ClamaviDeProfundis]

Thank you! That song is definitely on our radar. Not in the near future, but we will get to it at some point.

[@Bas508]

Deo Gratias!

[@infernohit]

It's time, brothers.

[@gregorybeattie]

You have nearly convinced me to become a Catholic!

[@annaofthewoodlandrealm]

I hope you do become Catholic! (You should listen to Song of Kings if you already haven't)

[@mattbernacki9282]

Late to your comment, but I hope you're on your way to crossing the Tiber. Come home brother!

[@bpm902]

From the Ave Maria onwards, is such a beautiful Motet, just stunning. If there is an organ playing, it's masterfully hidden.

[@dragonridertechnologies]

I really like your Christian songs.

[@vermacvontaven2200]

I felt s true feeling of calm wash over me when listening to this. I love hearing chants like this to help calm ones mind and thoughts. I love it.

[@mariaf4402]

Wunderschön und perfekt gesungen, Deo gratias!

[@jellojenna6]

Pure, transcendent magnificence! 🙏✝

[@averieaurelia6505]

Blessed art we, with music. Blessed art thou with thine voices many, strong, never waivering; Thank you, For this. And all of the other songs. May your paths, Forever shine bright; Forevermore. May you find paradise; for all those whom leads; May you, guide them. God bless.

[@averieaurelia6505]

(The last part explained: For the people who lead other people, may you be a pillar; of hope, a pillar of guidance; an example so to speak)

[@moniquereed3294]

This is nothing less than a gorgeous triumph. The blending of the voices is perfect.

[@derdork3233]

This is beautiful. If church sounded more like this i might just go for the music

[@annaofthewoodlandrealm]

The Latin mass has music like this!

[@christinematthews1756]

Beautiful. This makes my heart soar. I look forward to every new masterpiece, and hope the generations that follow can also appreciate it. Thank you for making my day better.

[@heikesiegl2640]

Well beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder. Some may call a piece a classic, a masterpiece, fine art. But with some it doesn't vibe and we have to accept that there are different tastes. Every single ones perception is different and has to be respected. Don't let us stick our nose in the air and feel higher and better than others :) PS: once on a communication training a Woman brought a photo of a somewhat crude sculpture with her. She said we should write down what we think about it. What is the man feeling etc. And everyone wrote down: oh he seems anxious, afraid, defensive, etc. I thought He looked more curious with bis open eyes and hands somewhat behind his ears. But fact is, we where all "wrong". We couldn't possibly know what really was the intention of the artist. And thats a thing we should always keep in mind. We should start to interpret less and ask more questions :) And comming back to the og topic: everyone reacts and feels different about things :) There is absolutely no point in arguing about taste. That would be a great tip for most of YT, social media and life in general. Wow i am sorry xD i didn't want to sound Like a know it all. This memory just came into my mind and i thought i d like to share it

[@legrognard9777]

The beginning of a legendary name.

[@radovanmarcincin2502]

Oooooo yeah, that's what I've been waiting for! That's what it's all about! But really, just the name of the song is great, and when i heard it... bless you CdP

[@dianefrank3688]

Beautiful and uplifting. It sounds almost like the angels in heaven singing.

[@Legion-Royale-Valnienne]

Always a perfection.

[@asfaloth12]

So beautiful! Thanks for sharing 😀

[@Brother_Aniki]

Be sincere in your love for others. Hate that which is evil, and hold tight to that which is good.

[@incantafuoco]

it's like a titledrop in a movie

[@twalsh29]

I want this to be the style and quality of music that I hear when I go to church. We Protestants gained sommuch when we divorced the Catholic Church of Rome, but we lost so much tradition, and eventually with it we lost this style of most reverent and holy music.

[@GermanFreakvb21]

Speak for yourself. We Lutherans preserved the Liturgy and other traditions, while having reformed the necessary. Many passages in their songs I can point to ands say: "In our Liturgy or hourly prayers we have the same words, same melody that we sing, but we sing it in German/English".

[@ilmazzini1496]

Salve Maria. God bless y'all.

[@gustavof.137]

Das profundezas clamo a ti, ó Senhor; Ouve o meu grito! Que teus ouvidos estejam atentos ao meu pedido por graça! Se fazes conta de minhas iniquidades, Senhor, quem poderá se manter? Mas contigo está o perdão, tenho esperado por ti, ó Senhor, por causa de teu nome. Minha alma espera, confiando na tua palavra: Minha alma tem esperança no Senhor, De manhã até a noite; que Israel possa ter esperança no Senhor do alvorecer ao anoitecer. Pois a misericórdia está na mão do Senhor, e nele se encontra redenção em abundância; Ele vai resgatar Israel de todas suas iniquidades.

[@sonyahannah]

Lushly gorgeous -- and deeply worshipful. THANK YOU.

[@sim.pobedishy]

finally, still waiting for "clamavi"

[@laurentdrozin812]

Fantastic!

[@theblackphantom121]

I love it. Truly one of your finest works!

[@ClamaviDeProfundis]

Thank you!

[@herauthon]

I think i found my goodbye song - never thought to have one - but now i know for sure

[@annaofthewoodlandrealm]

What does that mean?

[@brandonfrench5285]

Been wanting to chant this for the dead as prescribed by our Order, this is perfect. Thank you!

[@EmitteLucem]

That's EXACTLY what it was commissioned for Brandon French. Thank you SO MUCH. They need our help so very much. ❤‍🔥

[@seronymus]

What a gorgeous, smooth holy blend so fitting for the Christmas season, and especially in these chaotic times. Even the aesthetic is that Gothic sweetspot, I say even as an Orthodox Christian. Bless you CdP family for all your work. ☦ This is up there with your "Veni Veni Emmanuel" - please do more medieval hymns!

[@MyLittleArtWorld156]

WOW Once again they have created a thing of beauty. Like so many of their other great works Ill listen to this over and over.

[@philippolipnick3594]

I've listen to their songs since they started and in all the years they have never ceased to amaze me. Keep up the amazing work, you guys are incredible!

[@BibleIllustrated]

Wow this is... .. ... deep *ba dum tss*

[@nickp5115]

May they rest in peace

[@Maryland2]

Clicked so fast

[@friendlycrusader]

Same

[@annaofthewoodlandrealm]

Got up as fast as I could from the couch when me brother said: "Clamavi did a new song!" and then clicked as fast as I could.

[@emilyb5307]

Chills yet again. Thank you for this gift!

[@carlbrown9082]

Beautiful work. I have long enjoyed how the various harmonies are woven together to create such masterworks. You all do justice to the traditions and history of this music style.

[@levilukeskytrekker]

What a beautiful rendition!

[@louiehamblett6481]

Truly enchanting and a fantastic addition to your brilliant works Thank you so much for bringing them to our ears and hearts

[@Wildcat425B]

Can't wait until you guys eventually get to Dies Irae.

[@augustaskuprys6289]

It's really beautiful, TY for uploading this masterpiece.

[@DavidBooercheese]

Great job all! If you want other choral arrangements of De Profundis to do, you could do worse than Arvo Part’s version for TTBB (and percussion). It’s hard though - I remember doing the 1st tenor part at Durham Cathedral a few years ago - it nearly killed me!

[@toomaia6284]

This is so beautiful!! ❤️ I love it so much! Definitely one of my favorites of all your amazing work. I'm going to be listening to this non stop this Advent

[@lebrusk6044]

Absolument superbe

[@widgren87]

Love this type of music, it always helps me relax.

[@dieucondorimperial2509]

I prefer your fantasy-themed songs, but I admit your religious ones are awesome too.

[@mariaevans9287]

Es que ante estos cantos y sus hermosas letras nadie puede resistirse

[@pixelsheep8939]

The day of Reckoning has arrived.

[@aineschroeder3863]

I love this! My only qualm now is that I can't say that I have a favorite song anymore. This one has got into the running with my original first place choice ("Viriliter Agite" which is also incredible) and now I'm all confused. :)

[@annatinuviel]

Thank you! This is so beautiful!

[@WhaleOfAStory]

Absolutely beautiful. God bless y'all!

[@ClamaviDeProfundis]

Thank you!

[@cartoonringo]

It is so refreshing to see a relatively popular musical group be unapologetically Catholic in a world of such degeneracy. Portæ inferni non prævalebunt. Fidelium animæ, per misericordiam requiescant in pace. Viva Cristo Rey!

[@thebrandybuck323]

VIVA!

[@pablosequen6124]

VIVA CRISTO REY

[@amathestatos2298]

¡Viva la Virgen!

[@radiantvalor]

Amen

[@santiagomourinodominguez6807]

Viva! Y María Santísima !

[@mikefranks7624]

Beautiful. You never disappoint. Always stunning

[@inquisitorlev8456]

This is a concept that is beyond me, specifically, the Love of God. Yet, I can forgive, and that at least means I learned a little bit from our Father.

[@joshuamercott]

This just hits the spot. Great work, team.

[@claramagdalenaruarte2236]

Bellisimo,en latin el idioma de los Santos.Gracias por este momento de oracion

[@maistre_pejinn]

Wonderful. Thanks for this beautiful work

[@Winaska]

apparently 9 Lutherans disliked this... seriously though, absolutely beautiful.

[@GermanFreakvb21]

Why would we dislike this? After all CDP also sang a Lutheran song ("Oh Haupt voll Blut und Wunden" or "Oh sacred head surrounded) already and we still thing the Liturgy of the old church, only in our mother tongue. You´re thinking of reformed, baptists or mainstream evangelicals

[@davidburton8156]

YESSSSSSSSSS!! I’ve been waiting for this one!

[@WidowOfWindsor]

❤️Psalm 130

[@AutobotProwler]

You can do no wrong. God smiles

[@chipperjones3112]

Yeeesssss please do more. This is my favorite of your music :)

[@everrettbreezewood3665]

FINALLY! I've gotten so tired of the cheap D&D pulp fiction songs, it's great to see Clamavi de Profundis returning to one of their best genres: epic Latin religious songs! So GOOD!!! You are my favorite music group out there Clamavi, and I love your work, but the last few months have been really disappointing since Dromore and Viriliter Agite were such masterpieces (TGA and April fools were great too). Please keep going with this! Or at least some other genre (celtic/folk, real LOTR, Christmas, etc.) that you so excel at!

[@xman7695]

We get a little bit of everything over the course of a year :) Its great that they do this variety of songs so everyone gets something they like.

[@everrettbreezewood3665]

Yes, it is nice to get a LITTLE bit of everything, but 6 months in a row was highly disappointing.

[@xman7695]

@@everrettbreezewood3665 but didn't they do 2 in the first half of the year and had the same difference between their 'other genre' songs in the second half of last year too? Well, maybe I missed one.

[@koenvandepoll927]

People have different tastes. I imagine there is some overlap between the different styles, but not for everyone. Looking at the amount of views for these type of songs, they seem to be a bit less popular than the D&D ones for example. I can imagine that plays a role in what they produce.

[@user-me7gl4sh5s]

Your own theme music!

[@recoilzriot6211]

Song of durin is my favourite

[@jrockguitarist137]

Utterly magical

[@VABJMJ]

This is beautiful! If you could do a series on the Psalms in Latin that would be AWESOME!

[@EmitteLucem]

That would be outstanding!