"Quid est Nobiscum (ModernGregorianChant)" genre: Medieval
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	Multi-layered Modern Interpretation: a cappella Medieval/Renaissance/motet/cantus firmus/gregorian chant type piece with a secular Latin text. Thank You Professor George Nugent from Syracuse University for the inspiration... wherever ye might be....
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	Story Behind the Song "Originally intended as vocal tracks for the 'Ululatus enim Pax' piece, yet this element made said final mix too busy. So I decided to add a few more vocal layers and craft an a cappella cantus firmus type Medieval/Renaissance motet vibe. WARNING: Latin Usage Disclaimer: I have no formal education in this dead language and simply used a dictionary...suspend thy disbelief." - Inspired by an Early Music class I took as an undergrad at Syracuse University with one Professor George Nugent (in the College of Arts & Sciences...of all places). A very animated and passionate expert on Early Music this fellow was. Blessed Be to this Druid George... -lanceKC- Lyrics Text: Vester Bellum -+- Vester Ululatus -+- Vester Avaritia -+- Cupere Potentia -+- Cupere Imperium -+- Quid est Tecum? -+- Quid est Nobiscum?

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