Six part vocal counterpoint ranging from Bass to soprano Long graceful arches melodic phrases Few leaps greater than a 3rd Leaps resolve by step Notes are held over the barline creating sychopation that ripples through the texture Rhthmic phrases are rapidly varied, though form a smooth flowing texture
Que maravilhoso... Tudo me remete há um tempo incriível que participava de um coral com que mudou minha vida👏. amei. J´ai bien aimé. tout a changé ma vie.
A great version! Nothing is rushed/hurried. It is true that here the tempo is quite freely, but this is sacred music and and must be treated with noble emotions and sharp professionalism. Palestrina is wonderful.
Apare o intrebare legitima. Cum a fost cu putinta ca acum sute de ani sa fie creata aceasta capodopera, adresata sufletului uman, iar azi, beneficiind de o tehnica incredibila sa ascultam sunete rudimentare adresate poate animalului din noi.Cati dintre oamenii secolulului XXI mai vibreaza pe aceasta muzica????
I don't go to church but we do a ton of stuff like this in my schools Chamber Choir....basically my way to worship and how I found out about this amazing Composer!
This music was created for the glory of God, it has only this sense. It is the same as it occurs with the great churches built only for the glory of God, churches that unfortunately nowadays have turned into museums because people has lost their faith. I'm christian and it's obvious that the greatness of this music comes for its religious significance. This shows how Christian faith has helped the development of art and music throughout history.
This music is the perfect balance on the thin line of infinity and neutrality. It is top of the pyramid that has acces to a knowing of all that exists and exists not. True infinite intelligence is harmonizing here.
as Westerners the simple fact that we do care about the whole world as if we were all part of a whole family is a direct heritage of the Christ. Even if you don't believe in God but you're way of thinking was affected by a man who was not a simple man. That's why 2000 years after and even though you're not a believer you know inside you that this love that you want to share worldwide is a good way of living.
An experiment done by Dorothy Retallack proved that the music created by this gentleman actually made plants grow better. So imagine what it will do for the human brain.
@kevinm4435 This music was created for the glory of God, it has only this reason. It is the same as it occurs with the great churches built only for the glory of God, churches that unfortunately nowadays have turned into museums because people has lost their faith. I'm christian and for me the greatness of this music comes for its religious significance. This shows how Christian faith has helped the development of art and music throughout history.
In order to create the illusion of happiness, humans must delude themselves or else they would live in depression. Being human in itself demands that this occur - if it does not, then you are not human, you are something more: the next step in evolution.
Des Prez' music is absolutely awe inspiring. As a classical music major in college, I sung many of these pieces with the choir. I love all these composers, but if I had to choose a favorite, it would Clement de Janequin. And right up there is all sacred music by Anton Bruckner, especially his motets.
Kristen Ellsworth: Of all I have sung with our choir I love Tomas Luis de Victoria most. I am basso and have great aplreciation of a composer who knows who a basso is and how to utilize him to the utmost effect.
It is one of the liturgical songs in the Marcellus Mass. Palestrina was influenced by the the Church Chant, which was prevalent during his time. It was the belief in the Catholic Church during those days that a prayer put into song must have a continuously flowing melody in order to reach the Almighty God!
@FallDownAndDie Agnus Dei is indeed a part of Mass... but this one is also specifically part of Missa Papae Marcelli by Palestrina (1557), one of the greatest works of polyphony. I think this is Agnus Dei I, and there's another part, Agnus Dei II. The whole Mass (Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus Dei I & II) is something you must listen to! :) I would recommend a Westminster Cathedral Choir recording - counterpoint4 uploaded them all, score is included!
The "truth" about religion is that it was created to give an explanation to what we didn't understand. Modern science has disproved many religions with the discovery of cells and microorganisms, along with disproving the theory of Abiogenesis
Am I in heaven? This music is superb! If there's a heaven, this music had to be played there! Actually, I'm not christian and I dont't believe in heaven. (I'm a pantheist, which is still considered as heresy by the catholic church... So I'm sort of a pagan.) And I guess, some people did get the feeling that the music is like "made in heaven", when they listened to Palestrina - it could've made them religious at least for some time. Perfect music for the Church and the Christian religion. Very expressive for the ideas of christianity
@FallDownAndDie In the text book that I am reading about this piece in it says 'Agnus Dei from Missa Papae Marcelli' :) (but yes, it is also part of the Catholic Mass!)
No, "FalDownAndDie", this is the last movement of Palestrina's famous setting of the Ordinary of the mass now called "Missa Papae Marcelli".Nice isn't it? Good composer!
Science also disproves its own Theory of Evolution, as does the Second Law of Thermodynamics. Only other alternative is a Creator; a Being greater than ourselves. And this Creator has a Son; His name is Jesus. Search the facts for yourself before blindly believing what scientists throw out as fact. On topic, great music..Studying this in school, and this piece is definitely relaxing and appreciative.
@HolyMotherofGrid I must say I am inclined to agree. Much music is technique, and even this technique like much of Bach's fugues are beautifully made, but utterly beyond the reach of the modern sensibility. Indeed, who but the phlegmatic and the student will listen for hours eitehr to Gregorian Chant or Bach. . . On occasion, one must concede that even ABBA and the Beathles are much more representative of our times and our feelings.
@wondrouskid I just got a little riled up. I don't think insulting is necessary either, but that's only because the insulted individual wouldn't even understand why they were being insulted in the first place.
Agnus Dei is one part of the Ordinary of the Mass. It means Lamb of God. The Mass is as follows, 1) Kyrie Eleison 2) Gloria 3) Credo 4) Sanctus 5) Agnus Dei. It must help to be a believer to be able to write such music yes, but there are several Agnostic and Aetheist composers who have written such music. It's not a giveno don't get so hiigh and mighty you Christians.
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Six part vocal counterpoint ranging from Bass to soprano
Long graceful arches melodic phrases
Few leaps greater than a 3rd
Leaps resolve by step
Notes are held over the barline creating sychopation that ripples through the texture
Rhthmic phrases are rapidly varied, though form a smooth flowing texture
Oh! Im famous. My name is Agnus Dei (Lamb of God in latin). Greetings from Brazil.
Just wonderful how these excellent voices come together in this most beautiful piece of music! Thank you!
karin are u stupid?
Que maravilhoso... Tudo me remete há um tempo incriível que participava de um coral com que mudou minha vida👏. amei. J´ai bien aimé. tout a changé ma vie.
Un capolavoro sublime e assoluto di un genio musicale sommo! Questa musica è la dimostrazione dell'esistenza di Dio...
Absolument magnifique ! Merci pour cette merveilleuse découverte...
A great version! Nothing is rushed/hurried. It is true that here the tempo is quite freely, but this is sacred music and and must be treated with noble emotions and sharp professionalism. Palestrina is wonderful.
This is gorgeous! Such fantastically composed music!
I am in no way a very religious person, but the pure beauty of this piece is immeasurable. Palestrina was truly a genius!
God is on your way
Beautiful... timeless.
Just beautiful. His music is the best.
Apare o intrebare legitima. Cum a fost cu putinta ca acum sute de ani sa fie creata aceasta capodopera, adresata sufletului uman, iar azi, beneficiind de o tehnica incredibila sa ascultam sunete rudimentare adresate poate animalului din noi.Cati dintre oamenii secolulului XXI mai vibreaza pe aceasta muzica????
I don't go to church but we do a ton of stuff like this in my schools Chamber Choir....basically my way to worship and how I found out about this amazing Composer!
GRACIAS A LA PERSONA QUE NOS COMPARTE TAN BELLA Y EXCELSA MÙSICA !!!!
Good music touches the soul and that is THE RELIGION OF MUSIC.
Very calming, and inspiring music.
This music was created for the glory of God, it has only this sense. It is the same as it occurs with the great churches built only for the glory of God, churches that unfortunately nowadays have turned into museums because people has lost their faith. I'm christian and it's obvious that the greatness of this music comes for its religious significance. This shows how Christian faith has helped the development of art and music throughout history.
this is so relaxing. So beautiful
Agneau de Dieu, ciel que Dieu est grand, je l'adore...
My ear says "Amen."
My prefrontal cortex thanks you!
Lamb of God you take away the sins of the world.
I love to listen to Palestrina while I bathe my dogs in the bath tub!
This music is the perfect balance on the thin line of infinity and neutrality. It is top of the pyramid that has acces to a knowing of all that exists and exists not. True infinite intelligence is harmonizing here.
Absolutely transcendent
❤❤❤❤sublime canto👏👏👏👏👏
Yes, i have got 13 years old... but I LOVE IT!
npc!
as Westerners the simple fact that we do care about the whole world as if we were all part of a whole family is a direct heritage of the Christ.
Even if you don't believe in God but you're way of thinking was affected by a man who was not a simple man.
That's why 2000 years after and even though you're not a believer you know inside you that this love that you want to share worldwide is a good way of living.
Polyphony has such beauty, but it is one of the most difficult thing to ever put into practice as a composer. Palestrina had a true gift.
What has changed since 11 years ago?
But who is the choral group performing this? What is their name?
Looks like no one ever replied to you. This is the Oxford Camerata.
TheFeelingsStore Thanks!
This is a solo by Ludwig van Beethoven, I think.
Played by Paul McCartney...
@FallDownAndDie Agnus Dei is latin for Lamb of God - this piece of music is from a the Catholic Mass and it was set to music by many famous composers.
An experiment done by Dorothy Retallack proved that the music created by this gentleman actually made plants grow better. So imagine what it will do for the human brain.
@Portubed Oh yeah, they whimper with sheer happiness as Palestrina orchestrates each soap molecule about their coats. It's quite a sight.
Lamb of God You take away the sins of the world. Have mercy on us.
@Ignatius831 "This shows how Christian faith has helped the development of art and music throughout history." OR, vice versa!
@kevinm4435 This music was created for the glory of God, it has only this reason. It is the same as it occurs with the great churches built only for the glory of God, churches that unfortunately nowadays have turned into museums because people has lost their faith. I'm christian and for me the greatness of this music comes for its religious significance. This shows how Christian faith has helped the development of art and music throughout history.
@magisterandrew There were apparently two Agnus Dei scores found with the Mass. This is the "other" one.
Actually, nothing affects the greatness of this music.
In order to create the illusion of happiness, humans must delude themselves or else they would live in depression.
Being human in itself demands that this occur - if it does not, then you are not human, you are something more: the next step in evolution.
Des Prez' music is absolutely awe inspiring. As a classical music major in college, I sung many of these pieces with the choir. I love all these composers, but if I had to choose a favorite, it would Clement de Janequin. And right up there is all sacred music by Anton Bruckner, especially his motets.
Kristen Ellsworth: Of all I have sung with our choir I love Tomas Luis de Victoria most. I am basso and have great aplreciation of a composer who knows who a basso is and how to utilize him to the utmost effect.
... angels !
Dont be a hater, leave us to listen to the music.
It is one of the liturgical songs in the Marcellus Mass. Palestrina was influenced by the the Church Chant, which was prevalent during his time. It was the belief in the Catholic Church during those days that a prayer put into song must have a continuously flowing melody in order to reach the Almighty God!
It is as if the heavens open and we see angels going up and down!
@FallDownAndDie Agnus Dei is indeed a part of Mass... but this one is also specifically part of Missa Papae Marcelli by Palestrina (1557), one of the greatest works of polyphony. I think this is Agnus Dei I, and there's another part, Agnus Dei II. The whole Mass (Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus Dei I & II) is something you must listen to! :) I would recommend a Westminster Cathedral Choir recording - counterpoint4 uploaded them all, score is included!
Magnifico!
@FallDownAndDie That is from "Missa Papae Marcelli" by Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina
if there's a paradise - and god as well - then i'm sure i'll be listening at palestrina's music after my death!
I agree totallllllly
@FallDownAndDie
kyrie, gloria, credo, sanctus, agnus dei = the 4 main parts of a catholic mass
@FallDownAndDie Specifically this is the Agnus Dei 1 from Palestrina's Missa Papae Marcelli.
@kevinm4435 I agree with you. I'm an atheist but I love this music. It is very uplifting.
PREGO MAESTRO PALESTRINA SIA CANONIZZATO PER I MIRACOLI DELLE SUE COMPOSIZIONI....AVE MARIA!!!
The "truth" about religion is that it was created to give an explanation to what we didn't understand. Modern science has disproved many religions with the discovery of cells and microorganisms, along with disproving the theory of Abiogenesis
my sentiments exactly
he was brilliant composer, advanced simple melodies to dance music
@Statismiks
no is not a Pope Marcellus Mass... i've studied these mass , but the Agnus was different
@whitegrant Haha never thought of that. Are they more relaxed during it?
@FallDownAndDie Agnus Dei is a part of the Catholic Mass
that modulation from 0:45 to 0:50 is interesting
Bello! Sublime!!
Am I in heaven? This music is superb!
If there's a heaven, this music had to be played there! Actually, I'm not christian and I dont't believe in heaven. (I'm a pantheist, which is still considered as heresy by the catholic church... So I'm sort of a pagan.)
And I guess, some people did get the feeling that the music is like "made in heaven", when they listened to Palestrina - it could've made them religious at least for some time. Perfect music for the Church and the Christian religion. Very expressive for the ideas of christianity
good
@FallDownAndDie It's a part of a certain mass called the Missa Papae Marcelli (The Mass of Pope Marcellus)
Amazing!
@FallDownAndDie In the text book that I am reading about this piece in it says 'Agnus Dei from Missa Papae Marcelli' :) (but yes, it is also part of the Catholic Mass!)
❤️🙏🕊
the score of this music? please!!!
No, "FalDownAndDie", this is the last movement of Palestrina's famous setting of the Ordinary of the mass now called "Missa Papae Marcelli".Nice isn't it? Good composer!
Danke Schöpfer, dass Du uns die Musik als Tröster und Himmelsleiter geschenkt hast.
Nun weis ich meinen Jenseitsjob: Sänger
Me Gusta.
What choir/group performed this?
so this song is all from the same Mass right?
Kyrie
Gloria
Credo
Sanctus
Agnus Die
@lelutindecouves it's from Missa Papae Marcelli
@petispaghetti Good point, Bach wrote all his music for God and god only!
@jcfbell3001 key word: "believe"
@alienjim its from the Missa Papae Marcelli
@FallDownAndDie Its from 'Pope Marcellus Mass'
@FallDownAndDie it's from Missa Papae Marcelli
@PrinceNeosis Sure, but it's the same thing for all religions. Islam and Judaism is also about loving one another. :)
It does'nt mattter if there's an god, or not. This is very beatiful human music.
It matters
Science also disproves its own Theory of Evolution, as does the Second Law of Thermodynamics. Only other alternative is a Creator; a Being greater than ourselves. And this Creator has a Son; His name is Jesus. Search the facts for yourself before blindly believing what scientists throw out as fact.
On topic, great music..Studying this in school, and this piece is definitely relaxing and appreciative.
Hier word ik stil van. Hier met de oehoe van de roofvogelboerderij op mijn arm. Mijn grootvader Knippenberg was een Vogelaar...
@HolyMotherofGrid I must say I am inclined to agree. Much music is technique, and even this technique like much of Bach's fugues are beautifully made, but utterly beyond the reach of the modern sensibility. Indeed, who but the phlegmatic and the student will listen for hours eitehr to Gregorian Chant or Bach. . . On occasion, one must concede that even ABBA and the Beathles are much more representative of our times and our feelings.
@wondrouskid I just got a little riled up. I don't think insulting is necessary either, but that's only because the insulted individual wouldn't even understand why they were being insulted in the first place.
agreed
@annamarie993 what you said made me cry
Misa pape marcela
Missa Papae Marcelli.
I know,that is on my native language
where can I buy this piece? pls help...need it badly
+joshua` deza Click on the link under video and go to my blog. You'll find this piece and others, click on (Ref) to have references.
when was this song made?
ejenk1 XVIth century
What's the name of that Choir?
Righteous
Agnus Dei is one part of the Ordinary of the Mass. It means Lamb of God. The Mass is as follows, 1) Kyrie Eleison 2) Gloria 3) Credo 4) Sanctus 5) Agnus Dei.
It must help to be a believer to be able to write such music yes, but there are several Agnostic and Aetheist composers who have written such music. It's not a giveno don't get so hiigh and mighty you Christians.
Which Mass is this from?
Mass Ordinary, I believe. It's the last of the 5.
@FallDownAndDie palestrina wrote many mass parts, over 100. Things like this so yes it is.
@dheeren62 Maybe, but wherever the word comes from it doesn't change anything at the problem of His existence.
muy bien
Everyone "hates" religion who has not experienced its Truth.
It's an easy target.
E' una musica riconciliante
the mass proper correct?