Laudate Dominum
Solfa Notation • Latin Hymns, Hymns, Entrance songs
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Laudate Dominum by Taizé — Lyrics
About Laudate Dominum
"Laudate Dominum" brings the contemplative, unifying spirit of Taizé worship straight into the choir loft. Built around the Latin text of Psalm 117, the refrain calls all nations to praise the Lord. The simple, repeating four-part harmony allows the congregation to easily join in, creating a swelling, continuous wave of prayer that feels both grounded and deeply present.
In this arrangement, the familiar Latin chorus anchors three English verses that expand on the theme of God's enduring love and faithfulness. Choirs often use this piece as an entrance song or during moments of extended thanksgiving, where the steady rhythm and overlapping "Alleluias" help center the minds of the faithful. The contrast between the communal refrain and the joyful, declarative verses makes it a moving choice for any celebration of praise.