Ce motet est vraiment magnifique chaque que je le chante avec ma chorale c'est un pur moment de paix et de bonheur ! On en bien besoin en ces temps troublés
Uno dei mottetti più belli di Bach, tanto che anche Mozart si commosse nell'ascoltarlo. Siamo di fronte ad una composizione eccelsa, espressione della bellezza indicibile, intraducibile con la lingua. Resta solo la contemplazione tutta interiore e penetrante fino ad unirci con il divino, la fonte prima e scaturigine di tutta la grande musica.
+giuseppe rocco Sono d'accordo con te. Non sono credente ma cantando ieri sera in concerto questo mottetto, mi sono sentito molto vicino a un' eventuale entità; ultraterrena...
+Gary Seaman transpose it to a G cleft or just start with a starting pitch and follow the notes, there are programs that can transpose for you if you want to go that route. when I took freshman music theory I had to learn all them C clefts and transpose them. not easy at first but after 6 weeks I didn't have a problem transposing them. Don't ask me now that's been over 30 years ago LOL
Hi guys, I'm doing a paper on this for music class and was wondering if you could help out. this is all really new to me, so would greatly appreciate to hear some input to see if i'm on right track. For this piece, i'm asked to analyze following elements - Tempo, Dynamics, Rhythm (metered vs unmetered), Timbre and Melody. Thanks so much.
It's not pretentious at all especially for the time period. The purpose was to avoid using ledger lines as much as possible. While it's fine for individual scores, the conductor's score (this score) should be as compact as possible which is even harder in this case due to the lyrics also taking up space. Also, you have to remember that printing and paper weren't exactly luxuries, or as commonplace, in the 17th and 18th centuries, so limitations in either of those aspects would serve as an economic constraint to take into consideration. Are the clefs obscure now? Yes. There's probably editions that simply use the treble and bass clefs. However, I imagine that the edition in this video is an ur-text edition in which case the original clefs would be present.
Ce motet est vraiment magnifique chaque que je le chante avec ma chorale c'est un pur moment de paix et de bonheur ! On en bien besoin en ces temps troublés
Das ist ein wunderbarer Hörgenuss, so schön gesungen und wohlklingende Stimmen, meisterhaft, Bach hätte seine helle Freude daran.
Herr Bach, unserer geliebte Meister..
Uno dei mottetti più belli di Bach, tanto che anche Mozart si commosse nell'ascoltarlo. Siamo di fronte ad una composizione eccelsa, espressione della bellezza indicibile, intraducibile con la lingua. Resta solo la contemplazione tutta interiore e penetrante fino ad unirci con il divino, la fonte prima e scaturigine di tutta la grande musica.
+giuseppe rocco Sono d'accordo con te. Non sono credente ma cantando ieri sera in concerto questo mottetto, mi sono sentito molto vicino a un' eventuale entità; ultraterrena...
Bach non ha solo composto musica sacra.
I am quite positive that this is the most beautiful piece that I have ever heard.
W Miller have you heard party rock anthem
É muito lindo este Moteto . Grande BACH!!!
bach era un grandissimo
I love this, one of my favorite memories.
E' perchè sei sensibile e intelligente. Brava e grazie!!!!
Un régal de musique et très bien interprété !
Bravo! Jesu, mein freude!
Oh dear gods! So used to G- and F-clefts that reading C-cleft takes a bit of practicing. ;-)
+Gary Seaman "Clefs." A cleft is a division of something, or a medical condition. haha
+Gary Seaman transpose it to a G cleft or just start with a starting pitch and follow the notes, there are programs that can transpose for you if you want to go that route. when I took freshman music theory I had to learn all them C clefts and transpose them. not easy at first but after 6 weeks I didn't have a problem transposing them. Don't ask me now that's been over 30 years ago LOL
So unnecessary when writing for voices. Pretentious.
Common in that time.
Would love to see this scrolling score with a better recording (Suzuki, for example).Thanks for the upload!
This was originally written by the Beegees. Bach covered it.
Absolutely! Hahahaha
nao tenho expressoes para descrever tamanha beleza...
wunderschön
Muito bonito!!!!
Truly he was God!
you mean Bach or Jesus?
Jesus? Maybe. Bach? Definitely!
+LimonNAD1994 no kidding! People get weird on the Internet
¡Maravilloso!
Rest in Peace, Dr. Gerald Gray.
Bravo!
Trotz 6:01
nice lute at continuo, which performance is this indeed??
Hi, thanks for the video, who's singing?
???????? It is all written !
Hi guys, I'm doing a paper on this for music class and was wondering if you could help out. this is all really new to me, so would greatly appreciate to hear some input to see if i'm on right track.
For this piece, i'm asked to analyze following elements -
Tempo, Dynamics, Rhythm (metered vs unmetered), Timbre and Melody.
Thanks so much.
Who sings?????
And the principle is the album cover.
Qui interprète ?
And the principle is the album cover.
Tout est écrit. Des lunettes peut-etre ? :)
sorry, but why do you correct if you don't know?
Terzetto 4:57
E greu un contrapunct european transatlantic!
What's the point of using the obscure movable clefs for human vocal ranges? Ridiculous (and a bit pretentious)
It's not pretentious at all especially for the time period. The purpose was to avoid using ledger lines as much as possible. While it's fine for individual scores, the conductor's score (this score) should be as compact as possible which is even harder in this case due to the lyrics also taking up space. Also, you have to remember that printing and paper weren't exactly luxuries, or as commonplace, in the 17th and 18th centuries, so limitations in either of those aspects would serve as an economic constraint to take into consideration.
Are the clefs obscure now? Yes. There's probably editions that simply use the treble and bass clefs. However, I imagine that the edition in this video is an ur-text edition in which case the original clefs would be present.
@@Eorzat "Urtext-Edition" : It's the old 19th-century "Gesamtausgabe", which had been subscribed for instance by the Schumanns and Brahms.
Cela n`est pas Bach. Je suis certain.
what are you on about? This is definetly Bach... (?)
Pourquoi pas?
Guilherme Carvalhedo Cunha euh mdr réfléchis avant d'écrire un commentaire pareil.
Non, effectivement, c'est J.S. Bach.
Out of sync