Glory to God ‎#646

646. Sing Out, My Soul (Magnificat)

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Text Information

• First Line: Sing out my soul. Sing out my soul (Magnificat, Magnificat)
• Title: Sing Out, My Soul (Magnificat)
• Latin Title: Magnificat, Magnificat
• Author: Taizé Community (1978)
• Meter: Irregular
• Language: English; Latin
• Publication Date: 2013
• Scripture:
  Luke 1:39-58
• Topic: Christian Year: Advent; Thanksgiving
• Copyright: © 1979 Les Presses de Taizé (admin. GIA Publications, Inc.)
• ONE LICENSE: 04415

Tune Information

• Name: MAGNIFICAT (Taizé)
• Composer: Jacques Berthier (1978)
• Meter: Irregular
• Key: G Major
• Copyright: © 1979 Les Presses de Taizé (admin. GIA Publications, Inc.)

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This canonic chant from the Taizé Community is based on the opening phrase of Mary’s song when she visited her relative Elizabeth, mother of John the Baptist (Luke 1:39–56). Both Eastern and Western churches have used the full text for many centuries as part of daily prayers.