This is exactly what I wanted this evening just to prepare my mind to agree to the proposition that the purpose of living for today was served and expect that tomorrow will be as wonderful as the glorious music/songs I have enjoyed thanks to maestro Ignacio de Jerusalem, wonderful musicians/singers and Pau NG.Bravo.Bravo.Thanks.
🌸❤🌸❤🌸❤Herzlichen Dank, Herr Pau NG für so ein TOLLES SCHÖNES Werk und Göttlich - Engelsstimmen !!!💐💐💐 🦋 Ich bin im Großen Genießen Sie dieses MEISTERWERK .....🌹🌹🌹🎉🎂🥂🍾Herzlichen Glückwunsch zum Geburtstag Ignacio de Jerusalem ! 🎁🎀🎵🎶🎶🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟❤ Dankeschön ❤🍇🍸🌸🌞 Frohe Pfingsten!☦🍀🌼🦋🌼
💖💖💖Heartfelt thanks to Pau NG for the very GORGEOUS and Divine masterpiece!!!🌟What beautiful - Divine voices !🎵🎶 🎹🎻🎺 The Greatest Work 🌸🎂🥂🍾Eternal memory to Ignacio de Jerusalem !!🦋 Thank him for such WONDERFUL work's !!! 🎁💜💜💖❤❤ I wish you all the best in our lives...and Guardian Angel!🌞🌸🎉
I've always appreciated Ignacio de Jerusalem's Matins for the Virgin of Guadalupe (recorded by Chanticleer in 1997--the first performance in two hundred years, I believe). He wrote it a few years after this piece.
Very beautiful and uplifting music! I had not known of this composer before. Thank you for sharing this and the interesting information about his life.
Beautifull gallante colonial music. The latin american baroque is often overlooked. Especially Venezuela, Colombia and Brazil cultivated a flourishing musical scène during the 18th century
I genetliaci dei minori sono spesso l'occasione che il dotto Pau NG offre al suo pubblico virtuale per ascoltare preziosità musicali poco note ma non per questo di minor interesse musicologico o di minore valore estetico-aristico
Although the voice control is iffy at times in both Arias, very pleasant Cantata over all. The female parts ( SA ) in the choir is wonderful. 💛 A question from a non-religious person: 'Al Combate' = To Combat. What are they combating against? All evil? Then, we need them now!
Al Combate: Ode for the coronation of King Charles III (1760) "Perhaps the most exciting contribution of this recording is the modern-day release of Jerusalem’s ode, Al Combate. It is one of only a handful of substantial secular works written in New Spain during the eighteenth century, and almost certainly the most extensive to survive. Al Combate celebrates the University of Mexico’s allegiance to the newly crowned King Charles III of Spain (1716-1788), the Bourbon monarch who reigned from 1759 until his death, having served prior as the Spanish Viceroy of Naples. Although not a music lover, Charles III promoted science, medicine, university education and economic development in a time of decreasing inluence of the church, and thus he exempliies the reform minded Enlightenment monarch. Al Combate takes the form of a cantata, namely a succession of self-contained movements that includes choruses, recitatives, and arias. Scored for solo singers, strings, trumpets, horns, timpani and choir, the work opens with a substantial Italian overture." Source: Extract from CD booklet.
@@Reciclassicat " Al Combate celebrates the University of Mexico’s allegiance to the newly crowned King Charles III of Spain (1716-1788) " ? I feel it a bit strange, due to the fact that Spain was a colonizer. Thank you for the info!
@@marikomariko3992 Carlos III era rey de Mexico y la Universidad la fundó el reino de España. No tiene nada de raro que rindieran homenaje al nuevo rey.
This is exactly what I wanted this evening just to prepare my mind to agree to the proposition that the purpose of living for today was served and expect that tomorrow will be as wonderful as the glorious music/songs I have enjoyed thanks to maestro Ignacio de Jerusalem, wonderful musicians/singers and Pau NG.Bravo.Bravo.Thanks.
🌸❤🌸❤🌸❤Herzlichen Dank, Herr Pau NG für so ein TOLLES SCHÖNES Werk und Göttlich - Engelsstimmen !!!💐💐💐 🦋 Ich bin im Großen Genießen Sie dieses MEISTERWERK .....🌹🌹🌹🎉🎂🥂🍾Herzlichen Glückwunsch zum Geburtstag Ignacio de Jerusalem ! 🎁🎀🎵🎶🎶🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟❤ Dankeschön ❤🍇🍸🌸🌞 Frohe Pfingsten!☦🍀🌼🦋🌼
💖💖💖Heartfelt thanks to Pau NG for the very GORGEOUS and Divine masterpiece!!!🌟What beautiful - Divine voices !🎵🎶 🎹🎻🎺 The Greatest Work 🌸🎂🥂🍾Eternal memory to Ignacio de Jerusalem !!🦋 Thank him for such WONDERFUL work's !!! 🎁💜💜💖❤❤ I wish you all the best in our lives...and Guardian Angel!🌞🌸🎉
I've always appreciated Ignacio de Jerusalem's Matins for the Virgin of Guadalupe (recorded by Chanticleer in 1997--the first performance in two hundred years, I believe). He wrote it a few years after this piece.
terribilis ut castrorum acies ordinata reponsorio de los maitines comparte musica con propocia estrella
@@fernandodeharo9713 Propicia, not propocia ... but yes.
@@GoldinDr disculpe pequeño error 🤪
Very beautiful and uplifting music! I had not known of this composer before. Thank you for sharing this and the interesting information about his life.
Bellísima abertura con un repertorio fabuloso. Gracias por dejad escuchard.
Yet another astonishing find. They just keep coming on this channel. Just shows how little we all know about music. The subject is absolutely huge.
Magnífica obra. Placentera audición.
Amigo muchas gracias. Creo que muchos lo hacen también.
Para iluminar o domingo! ❤️
Thank you Pau NG wonderful cantata. Continuation - of Domenico Zipoli (1688-1726) - "Vespers of Saint Ignatius" , "San Ignacio de Loyola"...
Wonderful, as always!
Beautifull gallante colonial music. The latin american baroque is often overlooked. Especially Venezuela, Colombia and Brazil cultivated a flourishing musical scène during the 18th century
Well this guy wasn't from Venezuela, Colombia, or Brazil.
I genetliaci dei minori sono spesso l'occasione che il dotto Pau NG offre al suo pubblico virtuale per ascoltare preziosità musicali poco note ma non per questo di minor interesse musicologico o di minore valore estetico-aristico
Although the voice control is iffy at times in both Arias, very pleasant Cantata over all. The female parts ( SA ) in the choir is wonderful. 💛 A question from a non-religious person: 'Al Combate' = To Combat. What are they combating against? All evil? Then, we need them now!
Al Combate:
Ode for the coronation of King Charles III (1760)
"Perhaps the most exciting contribution of this recording is the modern-day release of Jerusalem’s ode, Al Combate. It is one of only a handful of substantial secular works written in New Spain during the eighteenth century, and almost certainly the most extensive to survive. Al Combate celebrates the University of Mexico’s allegiance to the newly crowned King Charles III of Spain (1716-1788), the Bourbon monarch who reigned from 1759 until his death, having served prior as the Spanish Viceroy of Naples. Although not a music lover, Charles III promoted science, medicine, university education and economic development in a time of decreasing inluence of the church, and thus he exempliies the reform minded Enlightenment monarch. Al Combate takes the form of a cantata, namely a succession of self-contained movements that includes choruses, recitatives, and arias. Scored for solo singers, strings, trumpets, horns, timpani and choir, the work opens with a substantial Italian overture."
Source: Extract from CD booklet.
@@Reciclassicat " Al Combate celebrates the University of Mexico’s allegiance to the newly crowned King Charles III of Spain (1716-1788) " ? I feel it a bit strange, due to the fact that Spain was a colonizer. Thank you for the info!
@@marikomariko3992 Carlos III era rey de Mexico y la Universidad la fundó el reino de España. No tiene nada de raro que rindieran homenaje al nuevo rey.
@@marikomariko3992 España no fue colonizadora quítese ese sesgo
The "combat" in this case is a poetry contest held by the University's scholars in honour of Charles III.
Rare stuff