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Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death, and on those in the tombs bestowing life!

Una música muy relajante.

WOW, that' s magnific!

Credo et dubio , Belief and doubt seems more fitting.

I prefer faster tempo but this version has excellent voices.

I dunno - better than Philip Glass, I guess?

The joy and hope of the expectation of the resurrection fits the emotions reflected in the music and the singing perfectly 😊

Potente, estatica😢🥺

Straordinario, emozionante!

¡ Que grandes son esospequeños países como Estonia ,tan cerca del peligro y que a pesar de todo, no han perdido el Alma !

thnk😊😊😊😊

What a superb piece by the world's best living composer! If you also enjoyed the stunning entrances of the Bach prelude, check out Part's similar use of Tchaikovsky in the Second Symphony - one of the most emotional moments in his whole great body of work. But the director really should have avoided the corny camerawork, as if the intense drama of the music somehow wasn't enough.

❤

Soli Deo Gloria!!

That was fun!!

Maybe the most powerful musical work about christian faith and human condition at all, and so less views?

Impressive work. No wonder why Communist Estonia banned this one in 1968.

A piece for the ages and all of mankind.

Estremecedor y hermoso

Dude, when that piano came in after the chaos I started bawling, no joke. It's insane how music can touch your soul in such ways. Wow. Just wow.

A modern masterwork, academical, Bu I miss the the frequency touching my soul.

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“You can kill people with sound," noted Estonian composer Arvo Pärt. Then he went on, “And if you can kill, then maybe there is also the sound that is opposite of killing. And the distance between these two points is very big. And you are free-you can choose.” This is, perhaps an apt commentary on mid-20th century classical music. In this lecture to Wyoming Catholic College juniors, Dr. Stanley Grove discusses the musical works of Pärt as well as John Cage and Krzysztof Penderecki. Sounds that kill, sounds that bring life, and in the case of John Cage’s “4:33,” no sounds at all.

Dude, I got this video in my recommendations 3 times

Harrison Ford, in addition to being a renowned actor, also pursued conducting.

🔥🔥🔥🔥 flames bro 👊

just brilliant.

Beautiful !!!

Love it, I’m learning it too with sheets and your video is great to understand better the second hand position. Thank you

I love orchestral music, though I often have to struggle to appreciate modern music. It seems to me that this is the perfect application of its chaos and dissonance. The struggle between violence and oppression on one hand and faith and peace on the other is profound. I don't remember the last time I was moved to tears by something like this.

1:38

me recuerda el vagrant story

Eesti tõlge: Teile on öeldud vanast ajast: hammas hamba vastu ja silm silma vastu, aga mina ütlen teile: ärge pange vastu kurjale.

L'œuvre dure à peine dix minutes. Pourquoi ne pas l'avoir partagée dans son intégralité ?

Great!

Absolutamente humano y divino a un tiempo. Confrontación del Antiguo y Nuevo Testamento, del diablo ante Dios, de la crisis espiritual a la esperanza. Del infierno al cielo. Pocas piezas me emocionan -no importa cuántas veces la veo y escucho- como esta. La dirección de Tonu Kaljuste y la interpretación de la orquesta y coros, magníficas. ¡Ojalá vinieran a Barcelona! Arvo Pärt sabe tocarme el alma en varias de sus obras, así como lo consiguen Monteverdi, Bach, Bruckner, Mahler y Beethoven. Gracias, Allen Schantz por compartir este fragmento de divinidad.

It is incredibly powerful! And also reminds me of René Girard's theory of violence. A true masterpiece of modern music.

FANTASTICO. DIREZIONE stupenda.

Masterpiece!!!

as long as I hear that music, I believe in resurrection and eternal life

5:38-42 The plain instruction is: Suffer any injury that can be borne, for the sake of peace, committing your concerns to the Lord's keeping. And the sum of all is that Christians must avoid disputing and striving. If any say, flesh and blood cannot pass by such an affront, let them remember, that flesh and blood shall not inherit the kingdom of God; and those who act upon right principles will have most peace and comfort. (Matthew Henry's Commentary)

THIS MUSIC IS BAD AND HAS NO SENSE IN IT

great perfomance

Powerful!! Composed at the peak of his first creative period and immediately banned by the Soviet authorities because of its strong Christian message. This, among the general pervailing conditions in Soviet Estonia, sent Pärt into a deep crisis. But tthe rest, as they say, is history.

Transcendence

Amazing piece.

My favorite music is deeply religious, despite my position as an existential humanist (or atheist). This section of Bach's b-minor Mass is to me the apex of creativity and joy in the repertory. I never tire of it.