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Palestrina's Masses
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A channel intended to have the dual nature of being very public and very private, simultaneously being of an encyclopedic nature and of a devotional nature. It is an EDUCATIONAL purpose as well.
The sacred music of Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina has brought me closer to my God and Lord, Jesus Christ, and it is my intention to have online audible collection of his masses and other sacred works.
The sacred music of Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina has brought me closer to my God and Lord, Jesus Christ, and it is my intention to have online audible collection of his masses and other sacred works.
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G.P. da Palestrina: Missa Pro Defunctis, a5 (Book 1)
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MISSA PRO DEFUNCITS (Requiem), for Five Voices From the First Book of Masses,
Palestrina - Missa in Duplicitus Minoribus
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I own nothing! Soli Deo Gloria Kyrie: 0:13 Gloria: 4:21 Credo: 12:38 Sanctus: 23:56 Benedictus: 27:36 Agnus Dei: 29:55
The Kyrie part sounds like the Gates of Heaven opening for our souls.
Heavenly 🙏🏻🕊️
I really like the tempi.
Magnifique, tout simplement !😊❤
O pai da polifonia!
Bellissimo ❤
No Dears not in the best of tradition ..very very muddy and slow…speed it up n a less echoic place ….it sounds like guts wondering how long to digest a huge meal…
Breathtaking
A verdão música do verdadeiro rito latino que não é divulgado.
Where can i read the words?
For my sweet, dear friends Sabrina and Laura, I think of you two. God bless...
Merci beaucoup pour votre partage, talent de vos voix 🤗✨😊 Gloire au Christ, sagesse éternelle du Dieu vivant, Gloire à toi Seigneur 🙏😇🙏
How peaceful and uplifting this is! Especially Requiem and Kyrie.
merci de nous offrir ces trésors de l'Europe chrétienne ! Là sont nos racines!
Thank you so much for sharing this GREAT music!
11:51 Amen.
This is in response to you comment on our debate. Lofton was offered and challenged, and he declined. By the way, Lofton is a total modernist heretic and fake convert who believes Jews and Muslims can be saved (heresy), said that James White is 'great overall' (year 2020), has already abandoned Catholicism once and hasn't even claimed to be Catholic for four years, thinks that Francis is to be considered in the state of grace, thinks that Amoris Laetitia is not wrong, thinks that the 'Orthodox' position on divorce and 'remarriage' is not excluded by Catholic teaching, defends all the heresies in Vatican II, thinks that Palamite heresies (including that uncreated things 'begin to exist') may be accepted, and more!
GRACIAS BUEN TRABAJO
Sublime
🐢🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
*DEO GRATIAS*
This music give me peace, as if i talk to god and tell him what's disturbing me, so excellent, so wonderful, everything in just one melody
Это Фантастика просто!!!!!
When my thought falls asleep and goes astray, this music calls it to order. Like what, even the confined mortal can be touched by grace..
What beautiful words. I'm thinking you must be a poet.
@@danawinsor1380 Yes Dana, et un musicien également 🤗
Teacher: We're going to the Vatican in Rome! Girls: "Ew, Grossah! Old dusty museums!" Boys:
Also..... Those/That girl/s actin with the boys:
Es lo que necesita el mundo
EXCELENTE..
Guys is "in duplicibus" not in duplicitus
straziante preghiera, piena di speranza
Musica Divina ❤️
It should say "Duplicibus" (not "Duplicitus"). In other words, its for minor doubles, a rank of feast in the older arrangement of the liturgical calendar (pre-1960s).
Thank you for the correction. Blessings to you.
Oh! Ben décidément Mon Dieu! kesski m'arrive...J'en pisse dans mon string tellement j'en rigole...c'est pas banal...Nom d'un p'tit bonhomme !!!
glorius...
This is gorgeous, but it doesn't sound like Palestrina to me.
You are absolutely right. The style has nothining to do with Palestrina, and I just checked it was published/edited posthumously. It's surely apocriphal, and I suspect it's written by Luigi or Fabrizio Dentice, who directed the Sistine Chapel in the first half of 1500. Check Lamentazioni of Fabrizio Dentice, you can hear that the style is the same. Palestrina is a strongly overrated composer, what is forbidden to say, in Italy
You might need to go under witness protection for this comment.
こんな素晴らしい曲なのに何故3年間で2,000回程度しか聴かれないのか不思議です。
This magnificent mosaic is from the Baptistry in Florence.
If only somebody knew the name of this mass :(
Very beautiful, without doubt... Liturgical music of very quality! Muy bello, sin duda ninguna... ¡ Canciones litúrgicas de verdade calidad! Muito belo, sem dúvida alguma... São músicas litúrgicas de qualidade!
This is not the Duplicitus Minoribus Mass for 4 voices as written in Palestrina's Tomus XXIII. So what is this Mass?
It's one published posthumously by his son. I'm uncertain of its year or of the collection in which it was published. God bless
No, it isn't. The one Paul Hickey mentioned (which is called "In minoribus duplicibus") was only published by Franz Xaver Haberl in Vol. 23 of the Palestrina Complete Edition of Breitkopf und Härtel. Palestrina has two more masses called "In duplicibus minoribus", which were not published by Haberl either, they were only published in the 20th century in Vol. 18 of Le opere complete edited by Casimiri et al. These masses are for 5 voices. These masses were commissioned by Duke Guglielmo Gonzaga for Mantova. So this mass must be one of them. (And the title is misspelt, it is not In DUPLICITUS minoribus, but In DUPLICIBUS minoribus.)
@@IpCrackle I tried to find some open source score of this Mass but couldn't find yet. Any suggestions where I need to search for it ?
L'esecuzione è bella, peccato non si trovi l'indicazione degli esecutori . Paolo Del Vecchio
Is all of this...you?.... If that be the case, why then...it is quite impressive...as I myself had tried that with a multi-track cassette recorder many years ago.... And no matter how it might turn out...it can usually be rather fun....THANK YOU!!...
Hello! I'm afraid that not only is this not *all* me, but in fact *none* of this is me! The group is called Lionheart and this from their Palestrina album. It's beautiful music though so I'm really glad you appreciate it :)
As I listen to this for the third time, at least...I am starting to find this to be my favorite among most, if not all...of Palestrina's masses, and thanks for the info...as this group sounds an awful lot like Chanticleer...THANK YOU!!...
It's so beautifully haunting, especially as it goes back and forth between plainchant and polyphony. Thanks for your views, and your appreciation for the Prince of Music.
It seems Palestrina had little inspiration. The verses are plainchant 1/2. Or more probably, he wanted to compose something not very solemn.
+jvercouillie It could have been a laziness, but I personally sort of enjoy the consistent contrast of chant and polyphony. Creates a neat atmosphere, celebrating the duality of Church music tradition, both in its old music and in its new music. That's just my take on it, though. I'm pretty sure this Mass was published posthumously, so he obviously never wished to see it published in his own lifetime.
+Palestrina's Masses Interesting. Thank you for the answer.
On his deathbed, he specifically commanded his son to publish his remaining unpublished Mass settings.
Viva a música (coral) italiana
Mixing chant with polyphony is a nod to the idea that chant is liturgically superior and holds pride of place in the liturgy. He was at the forefront of the defense of polyphony as not being a replacement of chant and is said to have singlehandedly convinced Pope Marcellus to keep polyphony and not suppress it in favor of chant (through his Missa Papae Marcelli).