Uploaded December 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
#gregorianchant #chants #medievalmusic #sacredchants #religion #middleages #monkstory
Monks from the Monastery of Silos (Spain) singing a traditional Gregorian song Ecce Adest. Perfect for any scenes with monks, monasteries, sacred atmosphere, spiritual or medieval churches.
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Lyrics
Ecce Adest
“ Qualis sit Iacobus, nobis narrate omnibus
quem vos tenetis nexibus, ut veneremur carius eum amenus mentibus
Laetare nuestra turmula , Gratuletur ecclesia ”
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#gregorianchant #chants #medievalmusic #sacredchants #religion #middleages #monkstory
Monks from the Monastery of Silos (Spain) singing a traditional Gregorian song Ecce Adest. Perfect for any scenes with monks, monasteries, sacred atmosphere, spiritual or medieval churches.
License : Katcamusic@gmail.com
Spotify : open.spotify.com/intl-es/artist/62dNx1VRF7fmsQCudRw4ih
Audiojungle : audiojungle.net/user/katcamusic/portfolio
Lyrics
Ecce Adest
“ Qualis sit Iacobus, nobis narrate omnibus
quem vos tenetis nexibus, ut veneremur carius eum amenus mentibus
Laetare nuestra turmula , Gratuletur ecclesia ”
**TOTALLY PROHIBITED THE USE OF THIS TRACK WITHOUT LICENSE
(Protected by Youtube content ID System)---Register BMI ( USA )
youtube.com/c/CarlosEstella
© Copyright
FAQ:
- Can I use this music in my videos?
To use this music in your monetized YouTube videos or media, you must first purchase a license from the link above. You can then show that you have rights to use the music should you receive a copyright claim or if you plan to monetize your channel as a YouTube partner. This is very important, as it will prevent any possible strikes against your YouTube channel or videos.
- Doesn't royalty-free music mean I can use it for free?
'Royalty-free' music is not the same as 'free music'. This is a common misconception on the Internet, and especially here on YouTube.
Simply put, it means that royalties don't have to be paid to the creator each and every time it's used (ie. free of royalties); but instead, a one-time fixed fee is paid, which is via a license purchase. You can read further into what "royalty-free music" means here: bit.ly/2gOzDN6
- Can't I just give you credit in my videos, instead of buying a license?
Unfortunately, no. Just giving credit to us in your videos doesn't protect you from copyright infringement in accordance to international law. A license is required to show YouTube that you have the proper rights to use our music on your videos, which is also needed if you're looking to become a YouTube partner and monetize your videos.
