Requiem in E flat minor, Op. 14 was created by Józef Kozłowski, a Polish composer for the death of King Stanisław August Poniatowski, the last king of Poland. Maybe that is why it is so little known, for political reason and partition of Poland, after partition of Poland the occupiers made sure that as little as possible was heard about Poland and Polish kings and Polish composers.
Non avevo mai sentito nulla di questo compositore polacco-russo-Questo Requiem mi è piaciuto molto per la potenza d' ispirazione e la corposità del tessuto musicale.
Один из самых известных музыкантов своего времени, автор знаменитого героического полонеза "Гром победы, раздавайся", ставшего гимном Российской империи, Осип Антонович Козловский (1757-1831) Композитор родился в польской дворянской семье в 1757 году. Музыке начал обучаться в соборе Святого Яна и Варшаве, где пел в церковном хоре и играл на органе. В годы русско-турецкой войны Осип Козловский вступил в ряды русской армии и привлёк к себе внимание князя Потемкина, который покорённый музыкальным талантом молодого офицера привез его в Петербург и представил ко двору императрицы Екатерины II. Славу композитору принесло участие в торжественных мероприятиях, устроенных Потемкиным в честь взятия крепости Измаил в 1791 году. На концерте в Таврическом дворце были исполнены 5 хоров, а также обработки русских, молдавских и украинских танцев, написанные Козловским для праздника. Эти сочинения, особенно знаменитый "Гром победы, раздавайся" на стихи Г. Державина, снискали композитору славу Козловскому приписывают создание нового жанра - романса на стихи русских авторов. Осип Козловский считается автором первого реквиема в России. Реквием на смерть польского короля Станислава II Августа Понятовского, написанный для четырёх голосов с оркестром, впервые был исполнен на церемонии погребения в католическом Храме Святой Екатерины Александрийской в Петербурге 25 февраля 1798 года ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Thanks very much for this biography on Josef Oslovski! There is hardly anything to find about him in the western digital media. And thanks TH-cam for the auto-translation.
0:00- Requiem 4:17- Kyrie 6:04- Dies irae 9:49- Tuba mirum 15:29- Judex ergo 22:45- Confutatis maledictis 28:10- Lacrimosa 32:09- Domine Jesu Christe 40:08- Sanctus 45:10- Benedictus 52:18- Agnus Dei 59:20- Quia pius es 66:58- Marche funèbre 70:15- Salve Regina
Osip Kozlovsky - Requiem in E-flat minor (1798) [for better access into tracks]: 01 Requiem, Kyrie (0:00:00) 02 Dies irae (0:06:05) 03 Tuba mirum (0:09:49) 04 Judex ergo (0:15:28) 05 Confutatis maledictis (0:22:44) 06 Lacrimosa (0:28:11) 07 Domine Jesu Christe (0:32:08) 08 Sanctus (0:40:08) 09 Benedictus (0:45:09) 10 Agnus Dei (0:52:19) 11 Quia pius es (0:59:21) 12 Marche funèbre (1:06:58) 13 Salve Regina (1:10:14)
spent the day listening to requiems: all beautiful in their own special way. this gem, mozart unfinished one, berlioz , gossec, michael hayden. tchaikovsky's requiem cherubina, bruchner saintsaens, suppe, kraus, verdi. etc etc. thank god for youtube for letting us discover these jewels.
After listening to lots of well known Requiems I would have never imagined someday I would listen to something like this. My expectations were so low and the piece so good...
Until now I liked the best Mozart's Requiem, but listening this became the best. Somehow here is more temperament. Because of the russian soul? I don't know...
Magnifique Requiem d’un compositeur russe du 19 e parfaitement inconnu écouté juste après la messe di gloria de Bellini. Interprétation remarquable de l’époque soviétique.
This Requiem is one of the very best - and not besides anyone else's Requiem in it's own capacity! One is completely stunned infront of it's absolute beauty - confronting the most difficult and definite events in one's lifes finals. This music is troublesome and revolt one's soul into a state of solemn prayer for mercy and pity... And it's about to make us all a miracle in lifting us all up to the musical hight's of the sublime. "In the End is My Beginning...". Though - One Wonders!
Dear Stevee Gallo! I will take this very serious - the similarities are obvious but difficult. The "closest" one get to this enormous piece of music is - though - Otto Olsson (a swedish composer I must add since being from Sweden; Otto Olsson's "best" piece is not the requiem, though, but his "Te Deum" but that's all my own opinion; Otto Olsson was an expert on organ too and his symphonies are troublesome...). So I will have to come up with an answer to your excellently interesting question within the course of this week. The trouble is if Osip Kozlovski ever heard Cherubini's requiem. And Osip seems to be a composer of outermost rang in skill and knowledge. It's a real pity he has been neglected for so long - but that has to be changed! Some more of his music MUST be recorded - as a matter of fact he wrote two requiems and beside this some very interesting operas (not recorded to my knowledge - one could read the manuscript though but that is a highly demanding and difficult task; one of his opera "Zelmira and Smelon" was performed but unfortunately not recorded in 2004) - it's not a matter only for us interested in the history of music as such but for the rest of the humanity and not least for Russia it self. Come on directors and record and perform this beautyful marvelous music and let dear Osips music be heard - it's worth the effort all the way! (But there are so very much - not to say enormoulys again - that still awaits recording. I know of really curious and highly beautiful music made by highly skilled composers that is mentioned perhaps in fotnotes only, but is of such relevance that one can't but wonder why they are not recorded! And - these composer's can be counted in thousands... and the music they wrote for us is several magnitudes higher!) A clue to this requiem by Osip is perhaps some 32 - 45 minutes in this requiem. Here one's feelings for the music reaches a level one cant really describe - not like nothing else in the "branch"! It's out of this world and blows one's profound view of what life is as such... And it's not too introvert but sets tunes to one's most deeply sought feelings like no one else is capable of! Im stunned. Greetings from Mikael in Sweden! Please await more analysis of this fantastic when I'm ready!
A small note to "KuhlauDilfeng3": The composer was born in Propoysk in Belarus. I can strongly recommend the book "Polish Encounters, Russian Identity" by David L. Ransel and Bożena Shallcross from 2005. It's a rare book to find - and read! Thank's so very much for this music and if you find other recordings please let me know! I'm over the top for hear more of Osip Kozlovski (I have found only one recording more...)! Very best and most noble greetings from Mikael in Sweden!
@@mikethepike1000 Dear Mikael, I share your love with Kozlovskys outstanding Requiem! So you know where I cold get the score of this work? Do you know the 2nd Requiem by him? Gerd
@@gerdprengel7616 Dear Gerd! I must answer you negatively on this point! There are no scores available (and last time any where for sale they were seriously expensive).
Józef Kozłowski (Jozef Kozlovsky, Osip Kozlovsky) was a Polish noble. A teacher of another Polish composer Michał Kleofas Ogiński. This requiem was composed in honor of the last Polish king - Stanisław August Poniatowski.
This Requiem was written not just for a person but for a whole country. It was written for the last King of Poland, Stanisław August Poniatowski, who died in Petersburg 3 years after being forced to abdicate. It is sometimes called 'A Requiem for Poland' in Polish literature, but that is definitely far-fetched.
I love this work. I discovered it by complete chance thanks to youtube. I can listen to it over and over again. This is very well performed, the choir is wonderful, but I wish there were more recordings. That a work so moving and of such beauty can be so neglected makes one think about the classical music world.
Alan Weinberg I too discovered this piece purely while sifting through classical stuff... decided to download it, as the name of the composer and thumbnail were interesting. Wow! Have I not regretted that! Like you, I can listen again...and again... Such a wonderful piece. Keep enjoying man😁
Parece severo, cortante como lâmina gelada, mas segue-se uma lenta majestosa serenidade envolta em raios de esperança que talvez só Fauré tenha conseguido. O Dies Irae quase a nivelar o que Mozart nos deixou. Extremamente uniforme na mensagem de dor "conformada" , "racionalizada" mas nem por isso menos humana. Brilhante. Dos "novos" Requiems mais notáveis que tenho ouvido.
E' incredibile come compositori di questa levatura siano praticamente sconosciuti. Questo Requiem è di una bellezza quasi commovente. Grazie per averlo postato.
Many comments on here suggesting this is the best Requiem.... whilst it is certainly a beautiful piece and performed here with emotion , I still feel that Verdi's Requiem betters it by some margin.
Osip Kozlovsky - Requiem in E-flat minor (1798) [for better access into tracks]: 01 Requiem, Kyrie (0:00:00) 02 Dies irae (0:06:05) 03 Tuba mirum (0:09:49) 04 Judex ergo (0:15:28) 05 Confutatis maledictis (0:22:44) 06 Lacrimosa (0:28:11) 07 Domine Jesu Christe (0:32:08) 08 Sanctus (0:40:08) 09 Benedictus (0:45:09) 10 Agnus Dei (0:52:19) 11 Quia pius es (0:59:21) 12 Marche funèbre (1:06:58) 13 Salve Regina (1:10:14)
I chanced upon this masterpiece about a year ago. Since then, it has been appreciated almost weekly... Absolutely superb piece of music, magnificently performed. Very much found a home in my world.
Peccato ,non ero a conoscenza di questo capolavoro e, in verità, non conoscevo neppure l'autore; mi sono rivolto al mio libro del Conservatorio e non riporta neppure il nome. Peccato veramente.! Dopo il Requiem di Mozart e lo Stabat Mater di Pergolesi , poche opere di questo tipo mi hanno commosso: al Kyrie ho pianto, anche se cala un poco al Dies irae ( forse a causa del Dies irae di Mozart, insuperabile) , ma già al " Tuba mirum " col basso e col soprano nel "Judex ergo" torna la bellezza e si sente la presenza religiosamente meditata dell'autore. Terribile il "Confutatis maledictis ", ripetuto , quando neanche il giusto sarà salvato. Opera bellissima, con la " Marche funèbre". I miei complimenti a chi ha postato e mi ha fatto conoscere quest'opera bellissima, stupenda per musicalità e religiosità, Grande orchestra, bravi i cantanti e grande direttore Vladimir Yesipov. Grazie
Osip Antonovich Kozlovsky ( Polish: Józef Kozłowski; Russian: О́сип Анто́нович Козло́вский; 1757/1759 - 11 March [O.S. 27 February] 1831) was a Russian composer of Polish origin. He composed the wonderful Requiem Mass in E flat minor Missa pro defunctis for the death of Stanisław August Poniatowski, the last King of Poland (1732-1798), commissioned by the King himself before his death and performed on 25 February 1798 in St Petersburg. - Wikipedia
Trésor préservé par la résistance de l'URSS à une sous ou contre culture de mort USA... Particulièrement bien opportun ce requiem .Qu'on n' enterre pas trop vite la culture musicale occidentale : tout n'est pas perdu .La preuve ? Cet enregistrement
What an incredible work, so simple, noble and deeply felt. The performance is fantastic. I have never heard of this composer before. Thank you for this.
Хорошо, что вы гордитесь польским композитором Юзефом Козловским, написавшим это произведение в качестве прощания с последним польским королем Станиславом Августом Понятовским.
Конечно, горжусь . Русский офицер польского происхождения, участник русско-турецкой войны, прибывший в Петербург в свите Потемкина, автор патриотического русского гимна "Гром победы, раздавайся", инспектор, а потом директор императорских театров, автор оперы на взятие Измаила, кантаты "Те Деум" в честь победы над Наполеоном, верный подданный Российской империи. Как не гордится?@@barbaraskoczowska7449
Ce Requiem est résolument l'un des meilleurs que j'ai entendu - je me sens comme étourdi devant sa beauté absolue - Il semble dur, tranchant comme une lame de glace, mais suit une sérénité majestueuse lente enveloppé dans des rayons d'espoir que sans doute seulement G. Fauré a atteint, et il est sur le point de faire de nous tous un miracle en nous soulevant tous à la hauteur du sublime. "À la fin est mon commencement"
Absolutamente de acuerdo, sólo el de Fauré se le iguala en quietud y en esa forma de suavizar una canción a la muerte. Ciertos retazos de Mozart nos recuerda el siglo en el que fue compuesto. Es realmente sublime.
Humanity in it's search for a greater knowledge of our existence has these great composers to assist, they are in all the peoples of this earth from isolated tribes to the great religions, and all cultures. This is a most beautiful example, lets hope we can still keep searching.
Vladimir M. Yesipov (Владимир М. Есипов) born 1932 a Russian conductor --- was mentioned in Soviet Music (1965) for his "creative energy He conducted at the Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko Moscow Music Theatre during the 1970s, including Der Bettelstudent in 1971, and Massenet's Manon in 1973 … The Requiem recorded 1988
Ich habe erst zwei Minuten gehört, und bin schon ergriffen. Diese Musik geht sofort in die Tiefe des menschlichen Wesens und zieht einen dennoch oder deswegen in höhere Sphären. Ich bin sehr berührt und beeindruckt.
Belle découverte . A été composé quelques mois avant la première de missa in angustiis d Haydn . Une même tension , un côté martial dans cette époque de bouleversement . Mérite à être plus connu.
Uma obra surpreendentemente bela, contida e de um lirismo "mozartiano". Destaca-se mais pela serenidade e boas melodias corais que pelo virtuosismo das belas vozes solistas.
TH-cam is like a museum, now and then I am moving to the next scene to meet this time a not wellknown masterpiece. As usual during Soviet time high quality performers.
Ik ben verrast over deze requiem van een voor mij onbekende componist. Vind hem prachtig met veel klankkleur, mooie stemmen en orkest. Rust en een heerlijke beleving worden opgeroepen 🙏 hiervoor!
Yes-a noble work which does not deserve it's hitherto obscurity. It is also a source of melancholy in my thinking-this man was born 1 year later and lived 40 years longer than Mozart! What treasures would we have had if the great Wolfgang had been composing 40 more years....
I imagine there is a long list of great Polish Compossers that are hardly known or heard from. Henryk Gorecki comes to mind as a seldom played genius. Full disclosure I am Scottish.
Desconocía la existencia de un requiem ruso. Se escucha sumamente solemne y grave. Vale la pena escucharlo completo y seguirlo escuchando de cuando en cuando...
A mí rusia cada vez me. sorprende más; yo no sabía la existencia de un requiem ruso, y cpnozco muchos, y me encuentro con esta maravilla de primera magnitud; qué bajo tan fenomenal, tenía que ser ruso; oh,, qué belleza, mon Dieu!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
There isn't a lot of composers who can follow a choral requiem of Mozart! But, Osip's Requiem can, it is well done. He has some very original movements, and his mastery of chorus with orchestra is excellent.
I did not know this composer. And now after 78 years I can listen to his wunderfull and impressive music. Just in time...
New his some piano pieces
Effectivement. La vieille Russie chrétienne veille toujours..j'ai bientôt 74 ans et ai chanté des requiem et suis heureux d'écouter cela.
I pray you have very many years to listen to all the wonderful music you wish.
L'amour profond de la musique vous conduira au-delà de 100 ans...
Requiem in E flat minor, Op. 14 was created by Józef Kozłowski, a Polish composer for the death of King Stanisław August Poniatowski, the last king of Poland. Maybe that is why it is so little known, for political reason and partition of Poland, after partition of Poland the occupiers made sure that as little as possible was heard about Poland and Polish kings and Polish composers.
The comments under TH-cam's classical videos are just so uplifting. I wish more people listened to this type of music. It really moves the soul.
Thank you car il y a une puissance presque verdienne dans cette œuvre mais tout à fait russe
@@rolandtruc5700Yes,yes and it was written by the Polish composer Józef Kozłowski for the last Polish king Stanisław August Poniatowski.
😊😊😊
@@rolandtruc5700 à part que ce n'est pas de la musique russe, slave d'accord mais pas russe
Ce requiem de Kozlovsky que je ne connaissais pas est une vraie splendeur. Que d'émotions avec ces magnifiques voix russes.
Non avevo mai sentito nulla di questo compositore polacco-russo-Questo Requiem mi è piaciuto molto per la potenza d' ispirazione e la corposità del tessuto musicale.
Toda una maestría su comentario buen señor.
Один из самых известных музыкантов своего времени, автор знаменитого
героического полонеза "Гром победы, раздавайся", ставшего гимном Российской
империи, Осип Антонович Козловский (1757-1831)
Композитор родился в польской дворянской семье в 1757 году. Музыке начал обучаться в соборе Святого Яна и Варшаве, где пел в церковном хоре и играл на органе.
В годы русско-турецкой войны Осип Козловский вступил в ряды русской армии и привлёк к себе внимание князя Потемкина, который покорённый музыкальным талантом молодого офицера привез его в Петербург и представил ко двору императрицы Екатерины II.
Славу композитору принесло участие в торжественных мероприятиях, устроенных Потемкиным в честь взятия крепости Измаил в 1791 году. На концерте в Таврическом дворце были исполнены 5 хоров, а также обработки русских, молдавских и украинских танцев, написанные Козловским для праздника. Эти сочинения, особенно знаменитый "Гром победы, раздавайся" на стихи Г. Державина, снискали композитору славу
Козловскому приписывают создание нового жанра - романса на стихи русских авторов.
Осип Козловский считается автором первого реквиема в России.
Реквием на смерть польского короля Станислава II Августа Понятовского, написанный для четырёх голосов с оркестром, впервые был исполнен на церемонии погребения в католическом Храме Святой Екатерины Александрийской в Петербурге 25 февраля 1798 года
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Спасибо!
Grazie ⚜
Thanks very much for this biography on Josef Oslovski! There is hardly anything to find about him in the western digital media. And thanks TH-cam for the auto-translation.
0:00- Requiem
4:17- Kyrie
6:04- Dies irae
9:49- Tuba mirum
15:29- Judex ergo
22:45- Confutatis maledictis
28:10- Lacrimosa
32:09- Domine Jesu Christe
40:08- Sanctus
45:10- Benedictus
52:18- Agnus Dei
59:20- Quia pius es
66:58- Marche funèbre
70:15- Salve Regina
Thank you a lot
Thank you 🙂
Osip Kozlovsky - Requiem in E-flat minor (1798)
[for better access into tracks]:
01 Requiem, Kyrie (0:00:00)
02 Dies irae (0:06:05)
03 Tuba mirum (0:09:49)
04 Judex ergo (0:15:28)
05 Confutatis maledictis (0:22:44)
06 Lacrimosa (0:28:11)
07 Domine Jesu Christe (0:32:08)
08 Sanctus (0:40:08)
09 Benedictus (0:45:09)
10 Agnus Dei (0:52:19)
11 Quia pius es (0:59:21)
12 Marche funèbre (1:06:58)
13 Salve Regina (1:10:14)
Thank you, thank you. I can't get enough of this wonderful music.
+Giovanni Valentino Grazie per questa utilissima suddivisione delle tracce!
Thanks to Giovanni Valentino
Giovanni Valentino all the gods bless you
spent the day listening to requiems: all beautiful in their own special way. this gem, mozart unfinished one, berlioz , gossec, michael hayden. tchaikovsky's requiem cherubina, bruchner saintsaens, suppe, kraus, verdi. etc etc. thank god for youtube for letting us discover these jewels.
Fauré
André Campra, Jean Gilles, Maurice Duruflé
And the many ones from the Renaissance and Baroque
After listening to lots of well known Requiems I would have never imagined someday I would listen to something like this. My expectations were so low and the piece so good...
Until now I liked the best Mozart's Requiem, but listening this became the best. Somehow here is more temperament. Because of the russian soul? I don't know...
Magnifique Requiem d’un compositeur russe du 19 e parfaitement inconnu écouté juste après la messe di gloria de Bellini. Interprétation remarquable de l’époque soviétique.
Orchestra: USSR Ministry of Culture Symphony Orchestra
This Requiem is one of the very best - and not besides anyone else's Requiem in it's own capacity! One is completely stunned infront of it's absolute beauty - confronting the most difficult and definite events in one's lifes finals. This music is troublesome and revolt one's soul into a state of solemn prayer for mercy and pity... And it's about to make us all a miracle in lifting us all up to the musical hight's of the sublime. "In the End is My Beginning...". Though - One Wonders!
Truly phantastic. How would you contrast it with Cherubini's?
Dear Stevee Gallo!
I will take this very serious - the similarities are obvious but difficult. The "closest" one get to this enormous piece of music is - though - Otto Olsson (a swedish composer I must add since being from Sweden; Otto Olsson's "best" piece is not the requiem, though, but his "Te Deum" but that's all my own opinion; Otto Olsson was an expert on organ too and his symphonies are troublesome...).
So I will have to come up with an answer to your excellently interesting question within the course of this week. The trouble is if Osip Kozlovski ever heard Cherubini's requiem. And Osip seems to be a composer of outermost rang in skill and knowledge. It's a real pity he has been neglected for so long - but that has to be changed! Some more of his music MUST be recorded - as a matter of fact he wrote two requiems and beside this some very interesting operas (not recorded to my knowledge - one could read the manuscript though but that is a highly demanding and difficult task; one of his opera "Zelmira and Smelon" was performed but unfortunately not recorded in 2004) - it's not a matter only for us interested in the history of music as such but for the rest of the humanity and not least for Russia it self. Come on directors and record and perform this beautyful marvelous music and let dear Osips music be heard - it's worth the effort all the way! (But there are so very much - not to say enormoulys again - that still awaits recording. I know of really curious and highly beautiful music made by highly skilled composers that is mentioned perhaps in fotnotes only, but is of such relevance that one can't but wonder why they are not recorded! And - these composer's can be counted in thousands... and the music they wrote for us is several magnitudes higher!)
A clue to this requiem by Osip is perhaps some 32 - 45 minutes in this requiem. Here one's feelings for the music reaches a level one cant really describe - not like nothing else in the "branch"! It's out of this world and blows one's profound view of what life is as such... And it's not too introvert but sets tunes to one's most deeply sought feelings like no one else is capable of! Im stunned.
Greetings from Mikael in Sweden! Please await more analysis of this fantastic when I'm ready!
A small note to "KuhlauDilfeng3": The composer was born in Propoysk in Belarus. I can strongly recommend the book "Polish Encounters, Russian Identity" by David L. Ransel and Bożena Shallcross from 2005. It's a rare book to find - and read!
Thank's so very much for this music and if you find other recordings please let me know! I'm over the top for hear more of Osip Kozlovski (I have found only one recording more...)!
Very best and most noble greetings from Mikael in Sweden!
@@mikethepike1000 Dear Mikael, I share your love with Kozlovskys outstanding Requiem! So you know where I cold get the score of this work? Do you know the 2nd Requiem by him?
Gerd
@@gerdprengel7616 Dear Gerd! I must answer you negatively on this point! There are no scores available (and last time any where for sale they were seriously expensive).
Such an epic requiem! Deserves to be written amongst the greatest!
Painting by Pietro Saja ca. 1800, "Vestal Virgin Condemned to Death"
Józef Kozłowski (Jozef Kozlovsky, Osip Kozlovsky) was a Polish noble. A teacher of another Polish composer Michał Kleofas Ogiński. This requiem was composed in honor of the last Polish king - Stanisław August Poniatowski.
This Requiem was written not just for a person but for a whole country. It was written for the last King of Poland, Stanisław August Poniatowski, who died in Petersburg 3 years after being forced to abdicate. It is sometimes called 'A Requiem for Poland' in Polish literature, but that is definitely far-fetched.
È un lavoro eccezionale, riesce a commuovere le sensazioni pur apprezzando tutta la trama che circonda ogni parte della brillante composizione.
I love this work. I discovered it by complete chance thanks to youtube. I can listen to it over and over again. This is very well performed, the choir is wonderful, but I wish there were more recordings. That a work so moving and of such beauty can be so neglected makes one think about the classical music world.
Alan Weinberg I too discovered this piece purely while sifting through classical stuff... decided to download it, as the name of the composer and thumbnail were interesting. Wow! Have I not regretted that! Like you, I can listen again...and again... Such a wonderful piece. Keep enjoying man😁
Performance is wonderful!!!
Parece severo, cortante como lâmina gelada, mas segue-se uma lenta majestosa serenidade envolta em raios de esperança que talvez só Fauré tenha conseguido. O Dies Irae quase a nivelar o que Mozart nos deixou. Extremamente uniforme na mensagem de dor "conformada" , "racionalizada" mas nem por isso menos humana. Brilhante. Dos "novos" Requiems mais notáveis que tenho ouvido.
Это старый реквием
E' incredibile come compositori di questa levatura siano praticamente sconosciuti. Questo Requiem è di una bellezza quasi commovente. Grazie per averlo postato.
concordo in pieno.sono gioielli sconosciuti!(peccato la pronuncia del latino)
Togli il quasi
Nel 2019 ho tradotto la voce biografica su Wikipedia... così quando cercheremo, compare qualche notizia.
@@user-bl6lf3or6w Ils sont russes n'oubliez pas!!
@@rolandtruc5700 oui,c'est vrai!
Many comments on here suggesting this is the best Requiem.... whilst it is certainly a beautiful piece and performed here with emotion , I still feel that Verdi's Requiem betters it by some margin.
Osip Kozlovsky - Requiem in E-flat minor (1798)
[for better access into tracks]:
01 Requiem, Kyrie (0:00:00)
02 Dies irae (0:06:05)
03 Tuba mirum (0:09:49)
04 Judex ergo (0:15:28)
05 Confutatis maledictis (0:22:44)
06 Lacrimosa (0:28:11)
07 Domine Jesu Christe (0:32:08)
08 Sanctus (0:40:08)
09 Benedictus (0:45:09)
10 Agnus Dei (0:52:19)
11 Quia pius es (0:59:21)
12 Marche funèbre (1:06:58)
13 Salve Regina (1:10:14)
I chanced upon this masterpiece about a year ago. Since then, it has been appreciated almost weekly... Absolutely superb piece of music, magnificently performed. Very much found a home in my world.
Imposible no llorar! Sin aliento.., tan hermoso y tan sublime.
What a magnificent Requiem! Have heard many Requiems but this one of Kozlovsky is one of the best!
Peccato ,non ero a conoscenza di questo capolavoro e, in verità, non conoscevo neppure l'autore; mi sono rivolto al mio libro del Conservatorio e non riporta neppure il nome. Peccato veramente.! Dopo il Requiem di Mozart e lo Stabat Mater di Pergolesi , poche opere di questo tipo mi hanno commosso: al Kyrie ho pianto, anche se cala un poco al Dies irae ( forse a causa del Dies irae di Mozart, insuperabile) , ma già al " Tuba mirum " col basso e col soprano nel "Judex ergo" torna la bellezza e si sente la presenza religiosamente meditata dell'autore. Terribile il "Confutatis maledictis ", ripetuto , quando neanche il giusto sarà salvato. Opera bellissima, con la " Marche funèbre". I miei complimenti a chi ha postato e mi ha fatto conoscere quest'opera bellissima, stupenda per musicalità e religiosità, Grande orchestra, bravi i cantanti e grande direttore Vladimir Yesipov. Grazie
Osip Antonovich Kozlovsky (
Polish: Józef Kozłowski; Russian: О́сип Анто́нович Козло́вский; 1757/1759 - 11 March [O.S. 27 February] 1831) was a Russian composer of Polish origin. He composed the wonderful Requiem Mass in E flat minor Missa pro defunctis for the death of Stanisław August Poniatowski, the last King of Poland (1732-1798), commissioned by the King himself before his death and performed on 25 February 1798 in St Petersburg.
- Wikipedia
Un tesoro muy escondido de la música eslava. Los solistas son otras joyitas escondidas de la URSS.
Trésor préservé par la résistance de l'URSS à une sous ou contre culture de mort USA... Particulièrement bien opportun ce requiem .Qu'on n' enterre pas trop vite la culture musicale occidentale : tout n'est pas perdu .La preuve ? Cet enregistrement
This is the Greatest Requiem that i've ever listened.
Слушаю впервые-хочу услышать вновь.
Большое Вам СПАСИБО!
Поклон исполнителям.
Люблю узнавать новое,а
это,как бывает,-позабытое
или кому-то (мне) неизвестное-«старое»,но
не стареющие.
30.03.2023.
ET dire que j'ignorais jusqu'au nom de ce merveilleux compositeur! Magnifique oeuvre!
Beautiful! I didn't know the music of Kozlovsky before this, but he's a musical genius!
Masterpiece! Another imortal piece of nusic......
This is the first time I'm hearing this piece. It's fantastic!
Mi pequeño amigo verde
What an incredible work, so simple, noble and deeply felt. The performance is fantastic. I have never heard of this composer before. Thank you for this.
Me too. Listening now.
Well defined dgbx6 however it seems some influence of Paisiello who spent a long time at the court in St Petersburg
oui merci
A hidden gem! Equal in quality to the more mainstream requiems.
and we are very happy : end june 2019 we'll sing this marvellous requiem ! thanks to Osip Koslovsky and our choir-conductor.
Magnifique, merci ! L'âme slave ...
Je connaissais Kozlovsky pour ses ouvertures et notamment Fingal. Ce Réquiem est tout simplement magnifique et étonnant.
Потрясающее произведение и потрясающее исполнение. Обидно, что такого блестящего композитора столь редко исполняют. А ведь это - гордость России.
Хорошо, что вы гордитесь польским композитором Юзефом Козловским, написавшим это произведение в качестве прощания с последним польским королем Станиславом Августом Понятовским.
Es bellísimo.
Конечно, горжусь . Русский офицер польского происхождения, участник русско-турецкой войны, прибывший в Петербург в свите Потемкина, автор патриотического русского гимна "Гром победы, раздавайся", инспектор, а потом директор императорских театров, автор оперы на взятие Измаила, кантаты "Те Деум" в честь победы над Наполеоном, верный подданный Российской империи. Как не гордится?@@barbaraskoczowska7449
ΥΠΕΡΟΧΟ , δεν το ειχα ακουσει ποτε , ΕΥΤΥΧΩΣ το βρηκα στο YOU TUBE
I have just stumbled upon this magnificent piece of music. Its breathtaking beauty has conquered my soul immediately. Thanks for sharing.
Un capolavoro immenso di un compositore sconosciuto !
much love from Polish for Russians.
slavic power!
+franchi123 It is the music we are all after, not power and glory.
Этот Реквием написан Козловским на смерть польского короля Станислава II.
Ce Requiem est résolument l'un des meilleurs que j'ai entendu - je me sens comme étourdi devant sa beauté absolue - Il semble dur, tranchant comme une lame de glace, mais suit une sérénité majestueuse lente enveloppé dans des rayons d'espoir que sans doute seulement G. Fauré a atteint, et il est sur le point de faire de nous tous un miracle en nous soulevant tous à la hauteur du sublime. "À la fin est mon commencement"
Absolutamente de acuerdo, sólo el de Fauré se le iguala en quietud y en esa forma de suavizar una canción a la muerte. Ciertos retazos de Mozart nos recuerda el siglo en el que fue compuesto. Es realmente sublime.
I'm so sad I didn't know of the existence of this beautiful piece before today.
I heard it today for the first time. I'm 63 and glad I had the chance.
@@angelo1962 It's an interesting piece. I believe there is a web page with a list of all the requiems ever composed.
A person I discovered through IG recommended this! And I’m so grateful! It’s a phenomenal piece!
Humanity in it's search for a greater knowledge of our existence has these great composers to assist, they are in all the peoples of this earth from isolated tribes to the great religions, and all cultures. This is a most beautiful example, lets hope we can still keep searching.
Vladimir M. Yesipov (Владимир М. Есипов) born 1932 a Russian conductor --- was mentioned in Soviet Music (1965) for his "creative energy He conducted at the Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko Moscow Music Theatre during the 1970s, including Der Bettelstudent in 1971, and Massenet's Manon in 1973 … The Requiem recorded 1988
Impressive! Beeindrueckend! Впечатлявящо!
And so simple in its harmonies, not even a single fugato!
But genious...
Gran obra de un compositor totalmente olvidado. Gracias por "
subirla"
Just Totaly Love What I Hear As a
Choalsinger As 1 Soprano .
This Is Just Heavenly Music 🎶
To My Hart And Ears ! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Ich habe erst zwei Minuten gehört, und bin schon ergriffen. Diese Musik geht sofort in die Tiefe des menschlichen Wesens und zieht einen dennoch oder deswegen in höhere Sphären. Ich bin sehr berührt und beeindruckt.
!!! IMPRESIONANTEMENTE BELLO !!!, Gracias por subirlo.
Надзвичайна МУЗИКА..
Magnifique œuvre de ce compositeur que je découvre avec grand plaisir, de plus l'interprétation de ce requiem est magistrale!
A wonderful piece that is at once uplifting and inspiring. Thank you.
Man I didn't know they had such good recording equipment in 1798
You have much to learn!
The music That Adresses bost the spirit and the soul calling for the purely of the Almighty glory…
Belle découverte .
A été composé quelques mois avant la première de missa in angustiis d Haydn .
Une même tension , un côté martial dans cette époque de bouleversement .
Mérite à être plus connu.
what a discovery! thanks - Kozlovsky had great talent. The picture is great too!
Uma obra surpreendentemente bela, contida e de um lirismo "mozartiano". Destaca-se mais pela serenidade e boas melodias corais que pelo virtuosismo das belas vozes solistas.
TH-cam is like a museum, now and then I am moving to the next scene to meet this time a not wellknown masterpiece. As usual during Soviet time high quality performers.
MARAVILHOSO , COMOVENTE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fantastique ! Si seulement Sir John Eliot Gardiner avec sa l'Orchestre Révolutionnaire et Romantique, aurais pu exécuter ce Requiem…
A wonderful Requiem setting. I wonder if Cherubini was influenced by this work; the opening to their Dies Irae movements are so similar.
+Bryan Ho Yeah. The great c minor requiem.
Could be the other way around
Sono rimasto senza parole all'ascolto di questa Messa da Requiem.
Замечательная музыка. Очень красивая, торжественная и трогательная.
Ik ben verrast over deze requiem van een voor mij onbekende componist. Vind hem prachtig met veel klankkleur, mooie stemmen en orkest. Rust en een heerlijke beleving worden opgeroepen 🙏 hiervoor!
Es la primera vez que lo escucho y me ha parecido poderoso.
Ciertamente es hermoso
Yes-a noble work which does not deserve it's hitherto obscurity. It is also a source of melancholy in my thinking-this man was born 1 year later and lived 40 years longer than Mozart! What treasures would we have had if the great Wolfgang had been composing 40 more years....
1798??? it is so modern! beautiful.
Otto Olson
Listen to this too!
th-cam.com/video/9MWrxAikm3k/w-d-xo.html
A este insigne compositor no lo conocía. ¡Es maravilloso!
Perfetto!Ti porta su una dimensione diversa e ti commuove in modo irrefrenabile!
I imagine there is a long list of great Polish Compossers that are hardly known or heard from. Henryk Gorecki comes to mind as a seldom played genius. Full disclosure I am Scottish.
What magnificent music to listen to thru the Holiday Season! Listening in 2021 (anyone else?)
Thank you for this! My favourite piece!
What a fantastic listening to this inside the coffin
Bellissimo,Grazie mille
Bella.
Inmortal.
Gracias.
Bendito sea Dios.
magnifique , grandiose , merci
Magnifico y muy sentido Requiem !!!
What a wonderful and powerful Requiem . It touch me very deeply.😢😢
simplement, superb, bell, commovedor.
A true underrated requiem... Such a pity that this composer hasn't got its place among the IMSLP list.
Magnificent performance, the work is excellent ....
How have i lived so long and never have heard this spectacular piece of music.
who did the picture? incredible! the shading!
Pietro Saja, italian painter 1779-1833: The Vestal Virgin condemned to death
Desconocía la existencia de un requiem ruso. Se escucha sumamente solemne y grave. Vale la pena escucharlo completo y seguirlo escuchando de cuando en cuando...
A mí rusia cada vez me. sorprende más; yo no sabía la existencia de un requiem ruso, y cpnozco muchos,
y me encuentro con esta maravilla de primera magnitud; qué bajo tan fenomenal, tenía que ser ruso; oh,,
qué belleza, mon Dieu!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Oscar Bonett Ospina Execution of Russian, but the Belarusian composer wrote for the Catholic Mass
Oscar Bonett Ospina Execution of Russian, but the Belarusian composer wrote for the Catholic Mass
Sorry to disappoint you, but Kozlowski was a Polish composer, and he created this for the death of the last king of Poland.
the painting in the video is by Pietro Saja, a neapolitan painter of the early 19th century
Splendid. Great composition and spectacular performace.
Thank you for uploading this!
There isn't a lot of composers who can follow a choral requiem of Mozart! But, Osip's Requiem can, it is well done. He has some very original movements, and his mastery of chorus with orchestra is excellent.
Das war soooo schön!
Thanks for posting
Ein wunder ist geschehen....merci pour cette belle découverte.
Superbe Requiem !
j"aime de nombreux requiem célèbres ,,ou moins ...mais ,,,,celui ,,ci !!!mon Dieu ... celui ci!!.....plus que tous....
Tu devrais ecouter celui de Otto Olsson, sublime !
Overwhelming..impressed! Thanks for sharing.
THE KING OF ALL REQUIEMS!
ES INCREIBLEMENTE BUENO, NO ME CANSO DE ESCUCHARLO
With Mozart too!
For the death of the last King of Poland.
Great find. A lot of this piece sounds ahead of its time. The Dies Irae opens much like Cherubini's would 17 years later :)