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The disembodied entities of the great men, those who were able to chant love, rejoice hearing this wonder! This is one of the most beautiful music ever written, and they sing it as if in the presence of the Lord, in fact they all look like Apostles!
una preciosidad de música, una interpretacion maravillosa, una enorme sensibilidad de todos los cantores. Insisto, precioso. Cuánto tienen que aprender muchos que hoy dicen que dan conciertos para la gente jóven que tragan toda la basura que les ofrecen y además la pagan.
If I had a say in this recording, as with so many these days, I find the one on a part and very close microphone for each singer has the effect of dampening the room acoustics. I think it is done to give all voices a clarity which is desired in today's listening public but not as one would have heard it originally. It is also how today's orchestral and piano performances are recorded. Its all about the direct sound which gives a 2D sonic picture. Still the group is great and their lack of vibrato is such a pleasant relief in today's opera obsessive vocal world.
Can someone please acknowledge, apart from the artistic-musical quality, what incredibly strong guys these are? Each of them has more expression and character than the greatest actor-stars and more masculinity and strength than a whole gym full of musclemen. Dedication makes you strong - inspiring role models! Perhaps one of Björn Schmelzer's greater achievements is forging this team together...
Oh gosh yes , it's so incredible isn't it? Especially when preforming late medieval pieces, one have to give himself up to this freedom of expression. In any classical music it is important , yet I think in polyphony it reaches a unique light, as each voice is independent, and loving, and each voice's passion wants to meet his other beloved, the contra to him (!). What a joy is it, when humans are so free within their love! To truly evaluate late medieval music, one have to loose himself to the music. Only when you don't try to fight the polyphony but rather live in it, you could gain the greatest bliss of heaven one could imagine! God (love) is in each of these voices ; I am just thankful for letting us meet this beauty in each one of you(!). ❤️
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Jamais entendu un ensemble aussi remarquable ! Cette musique est sublime mais l'interprétation l'est encore davantage ! Merci à tous en particulier à Andrew Hallok dont la voix est angélique
That's High Renaissance masterpiece of videography for sure.
No words to describe how much beauty!
Oh help, this is pure joy, thank you
on vous ecoute . On vous aimes.
Un grand bonheur à l'écoute de ces voix merveilleuses . Merci .
The disembodied entities of the great men, those who were able to chant love, rejoice hearing this wonder! This is one of the most beautiful music ever written, and they sing it as if in the presence of the Lord, in fact they all look like Apostles!
Fantastic, beautifully sung, rich and sonorous, amazing Bass! 🦶
THX Martin :)
guys wow. Fascinating.
una preciosidad de música, una interpretacion maravillosa, una enorme sensibilidad de todos los cantores. Insisto, precioso. Cuánto tienen que aprender muchos que hoy dicen que dan conciertos para la gente jóven que tragan toda la basura que les ofrecen y además la pagan.
it is so wonderful and touching, I hear it daily, thanks so much
this wonderfully dense Gombert... I have no words.
what an exquisit rendition BRAVO TO EVERYONE OF YOU.
Utter perfection, thank you so much x
Can I swear??? FUCK MY LIFE. And here I was, unbeknowst about this gem. Cannot wait to hear it live in Grimbergen.
so wonderful
Merveille
Unbelievably beautiful. Thank you so much for all that you are doing. Can't wait to see and hear you at Musikfestival Bern in September.
Extraordinary
If I had a say in this recording, as with so many these days, I find the one on a part and very close microphone for each singer has the effect of dampening the room acoustics. I think it is done to give all voices a clarity which is desired in today's listening public but not as one would have heard it originally. It is also how today's orchestral and piano performances are recorded. Its all about the direct sound which gives a 2D sonic picture.
Still the group is great and their lack of vibrato is such a pleasant relief in today's opera obsessive vocal world.
No tengo palabras, estoy conmovido de escuchar ésto...😲🙏💜
No words!!!!
Excellent!!!!
Le concert à Lisbonne était fantastique. Merci !
qué maravilla
Album posvećen posthumno meni MUZA JOVO NEKA TI JE VELIKA SLAVA I hvala J@. Jošqein hvala muzičarima iz new York a zbog vrhunskog kvaliteta posvete
Maravilhoso! ❤❤❤
magnifique émouvant
What a powerful piece! Can't wait to hear this guys live! Schmelzers interpretation is again mindblowing! Thanks folks for making the difference!
Heard and saw them today.
Mindblowing heavenly bliss
Heard and saw them today in an Art gallery in Brussels today
Mindblowing heavenly bliss
Stunned for 5minutes
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Magnifique !!! Quand allez-vous vous lancer à chanter l'Opéra des gueux ?? Ce serait génial !!
Can someone please acknowledge, apart from the artistic-musical quality, what incredibly strong guys these are? Each of them has more expression and character than the greatest actor-stars and more masculinity and strength than a whole gym full of musclemen. Dedication makes you strong - inspiring role models!
Perhaps one of Björn Schmelzer's greater achievements is forging this team together...
l couldn't agree more. The talent and dedication is awe inspiring, the result visceral and utterly beautiful.
Oh gosh yes , it's so incredible isn't it? Especially when preforming late medieval pieces, one have to give himself up to this freedom of expression. In any classical music it is important , yet I think in polyphony it reaches a unique light, as each voice is independent, and loving, and each voice's passion wants to meet his other beloved, the contra to him (!). What a joy is it, when humans are so free within their love! To truly evaluate late medieval music, one have to loose himself to the music. Only when you don't try to fight the polyphony but rather live in it, you could gain the greatest bliss of heaven one could imagine! God (love) is in each of these voices ; I am just thankful for letting us meet this beauty in each one of you(!). ❤️
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Exquisite
woah, nice overtone at the end!
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Greatiful
impressive !
Had this on mute by accident and thought the conductor was re-enacting a ritualistic gorilla war dance.
tremendous performance... who knows where you can get the score for this?
s9.imslp.org/files/imglnks/usimg/6/65/IMSLP401867-PMLP650646-In_Josquinum_a_Prato_Gombert.pdf
Gombert is a wonderful but neglected follower of Josquin. Great interpretation.
Agreed. More air time for Gombert.
when you have heard this you can die without regret
Esta maravillosa pieza no es de Gombert en memoria de Desprez, es de Desprez en memoria de Ockenghem.
Claro que si esta maravilla es de Gombert, la pieza de Desprez sobre la muerte de Ockeghem se llama : Nymphe des Bois, también una maravilla
complexament brutal!
Subliem tot de 10de macht.