The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace - Sir Karl Jenkins
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- The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace - Sir Karl Jenkins
The Jerusalem Oratorio Choir
Conductor: Salome Rebello
The Jerusalem Street Orchestra
Musical Director: Ido Spitalnik
Soloists:
Prof. Eliyahu Schleifer
Dean Hosam Naoum
Mohammad Abu Sneineh
Nimrod Werber
Kevin McKenzie
05:53 - 1. The Armed Man
11:55 - 2. Call to Prayer (Mohammad Abu Sneineh)
14:18 - 3. Kyrie (Nimrod Werber)
23:10 - 4. Save Me from Bloody Men (Kevin McKenzie)
24:57 - 5. Sanctus ( **flows directly from previous movement)
32:46 - 6. Sanctus in Arabic (Dean Hosam Naoum)
34:09 - 7. Hymn Before Action
37:13 - 8. Charge!
44:26 - 9. Angry Flames
48:44 - 10. Agnus Dei
53:20 - 11. Psalm 23 (Prof. Eliyahu Schleifer)
57:00 - 12. Benedictus
1:04:20 - 13. Better is Peace
מקהלת אורטוריו ירושלים
מנצחת: סלומה רבלו
תזמורת הרחוב הירושלמית
מנהל מוסיקלי: עידו שפיטלניק
סולנים:
פרופ' אליהו שלייפר
דיקן חוסאם נעום
מוחמד אבו סניינה
נמרֹד ורבר
קווין מקנזי
Staff of the Oratorio Choir:
Dr. Tanya Sermer - artistic producer
Marina Vengerov - administrator
Graphic design: Revital Toren
Translation of the text: Anat Perlmutter
Text editing: Dov Faust, Edna Hakham-Baskin
Audio Recording: Avi Elbaz
Videography: Shali Boharon
הצוות של מקהלת אורטוריו:
ד"ר טניה סרמר מפיקה אמנותית
מרינה ונגרוב רכזת אדמיניסטרטיבית
עיצוב גרפי: רויטל תורן
תרגום המיסה: ענת שבו-פרלמוטר
הגהות: דב פאוסט, עדנה חכם-בסקין
הקלטה: אבי אלבז
צילום: שלי בוהארון
Listening to this in October 23
My heart breaks for the innocent esp the children and the animals in Gaza and Israel
May this terrible conflict end soon
Amen. Let there be world peace
🙏
The Best Anti War Program ever sent. All this worlds politicial leaders should be forced to participate in this! To show that we are all equal, and are not made to fight against each other. We are all brother and sisters.
Liebe Sängerinnen und Sänger, hervorragend gesungen. Die ganze Welt sollte es gemeinsam singen.
This concert was just wonderful and touching. Mrs Salome Rebello is fantastic. She really knows how to enthuse the choir and the orchestra. It was a real pleasure watching this video. This piece is so important, especially now. If music could turn the world around into a better place, how wonderful live could be for everybody!! I will be singing this again with my choir in January and I am very looking forward to our concert. Thanks so much for posting this one on TH-cam. All the best for you all and peace on earth!
J'étais plongée dans une grande tristesse depuis ces derniers jours. En écoutant ce magnifique choeur & orchestre de Sir Karl Jenkins j'ai perçu à travers ce chef-d'oeuvre, l'espoir et la force de la vie reprendre son souffle !
Amen!
I wish you all peace, all.
This is feeling especially relevant these days. It moved me to tears today, hearing the framing/introduction, and then the performance. Thank you for this stirring version of a truly important modern work of art!! Blessings on us all in these troubled times. Let us all pray for peace.
The Sanctus ... hosanna... Benedictus... stirred all my emotions. wonderful way to pray for humanity and in Arabic too.. so soft and yet so strong. et la finale, c'est tres tres beau ♥
Hebrew.
@@anitacory4762 Yes and Hebrew too, that older man had such a wonderful warm voice. and it reminded me of my grand father at the holy days and holy meals, when I was 3 or 5y.o. but it is the insertion of the 3 languages of the peoples of the book which is fascinating. in a "MASS'... thank you.
I am sitting on my desk and have to prepare my musiclessons for the school tomorrow. But my thouhts and prayers are in the moment with Israel. I cannot imagine, how much scare is in these days in your wonderful country. How can that human monsters do that thousands pain and horror, what we have to see now in inhuman videos? And how can be so many people so happy about this? It is unbelievable for me... maybe and hopefully the religions and cultures can work together with each other sometimes like in this music? ... we need it so necessary! With my students I will watch your version of that wonderful work, tomorrow. Thank you Karl Jenkins for that music! Thank you dear musicians and singers for your true emotions. I am so sad, because I can feel, that the vengeance will not wait ... and one side of myself says, that a very strong answer is needed ... but the other side knows, that cannot be right... many regards to Israel and especially to all music-friends in Ein-Shemer...
Я надеюсь ты счастлив сейчас... да?
I read a commenter recently accuse Karl Jenkin’s music of being derivative !! WHAT??? . I would say that he is truly the most original and important of modern composers !! This is a wonderful piece and an excellent performance !
Sending prayers during this time 🇮🇱
Потрясающее произведение в отличном исполнении. Сегодня, когда в Украине идет кровопролитие, актуально. All we need is peace.
Thank you for this great, moving performance including the introduction. I can't stop crying! Every living soul should listen and sing songs of peace instead of getting onto arms. What is all the war good for? Why do people let themselves abuse so badly? Stop fighting, keep on singing!
Grauenhaft schön....was besseres gibt es fast nicht...
What a wonderful performance. The young boy's performance of the Kyrie solo brought me to tears.
Enormous sound to echo around the universe !
♥️🙏☀️X
Thank you
I love Jenkins' music! This one is absolutely moving to my soul! A wonderful composition and it truly promotes peace!
my symphonic orchestra is playing 'benedictus' for a music showcase and my director always has tissues for me because i end up crying during the song it's just so sad but beautiful
Que cette cheffe d'orchestre est belle, ses gestes libres, elle danse devant son orchestre avec une sublime élégance et lui donne un supplément d'âme. Dieu soit loué !
Dufay's original wasvat the heart of a plan to stop the Ottoman advance, and centeal to the birth of the Renaissance: I'm alkngside Abby Warburg's Institute.
At the time of the Kosovo Crisis, I was kn charge of the team restoring the Albanian economy just to the south. Much similar work won the team the 2012 Nobel Peace Prize. That Karl knows family is a plus.
Your pronunciation is really wonderful. Dufay's work came in the wake of nearly a century of anarchy following the Black Death, He was originally recruited as a page in the retinue of Cardinal Pierre d'Ailly, with Jan van Eyck, whose Fountain of Life and Mystic Lamb cover the same wider ground as Jan van Ruusbroec's Spiritual Tabernacle, a word which will echo with you. My own heritage is from Gandhi, my mother was Krishna Mennon's PA in the period of the Indian Independence talks 1946, and I was personally privileged to complete his work, bringing peace to Pakistan soon after Albania, as a senior staffer of The Western European Union. Thanks for that go to our common Boss, please: we may have different names for him, but He cares for us all, silly though we are.
One of the most beautiful concerts I have ever heard. Its peace message resonnates truth for all. Thanks be to God for all participants.
and everyone blessed who hears and understands its beauty.
This is an absolutely splendid version. I loved it all.
57:02 is Benedictus section...I adore this part...simply heavenly....
Thank's oí for share, it is my favorite part too..🤗
Utwór i wykonanie przejmujące i poruszające.
Absolutely beautiful
Superb performance of this piece by Sir Karl Jenkins.
Great. Now I am crying and an emotional mess.
Great performance! It's a shame they didn't play Torches and especially Now the Guns Have Stopped, those are some of my favorite movements! The addition of the Sanctus in Arabic and the Psalm work very well, though
Skip spoken introduction: 5:47. Great performance!
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How moving. Religions singing together! Love this work. Thanks for posting.
Thanke you I appriciate it MASTERPIECE
Magrifica actuação. Braavo!
The other pieces to put with this are John Taverner's Song for Athena, and his schoolmate John Rutter's a Ukrainian Prayer.
I can't pass up any performance of this piece. Thank you to Salome Rebello and the Jerusalem Oratorio Choir - you all did it well
Absolutely fantastic!
Stupendous. Amazing. Astounding.
Absolutely beautiful!
Respekt, ein Iman darf dort auftreten.
This is beautiful and moving!
Well done! Bravo!
👏👏👏 absolument fabuleux 🥰🥰🥰
Today the World is in turmoil, with war in Ukraine by Russian aggression and full invasion.
The horror of Hamas brutality, Iran playing a major player, no accident that the Hamas attack happened on Putins birthday , no doubt Russia was behind all of this, tension running through the whole world. We need peace, not the Dictators we all know the major players . Please grant us peace 😢
This concert gave me goosebumps, I was only going to listen for a little, but transfixed I stayed to the end , 🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️
Muito bom.
My favorite rendition of this piece. Is there a DVD of this performance available for purchase?
É de arrepiar! Belíssima. Bravo
very nice
BRAVO!
Einfach beandruckend!
Bravissimi
Bravo❤❤❤❤
Wonderful
"Hand in hand, kom maar mee. Kom maar mee. Jongen jongen loop maar mee, hier wat thee, komt wel goed hey."
hold hands, come along. come along, boy boy walk with them, have some thee, it will be okay hey. The hey at the end signifying the boy tearing up knowing it wont be.
This is what I heard the first time while working. I heard it was dedicated to the victims of the kosovo crisis. Somehow I was thinking about the bosnia massacre where dutch blue helm soldiers stood helpless as thousands were marched into the mountains towards their deaths. Now I see this was not the lyrics, not even the same language and not the same conflict. I still hear it.
Fantastisch
Why was section 9 not played?
48:44 my favorite part.
The Agnus Dei is certainly sublime.
Same here
💝💝💝💝
25:59 Sanctus
48:43 Agnus Dei
57:00 Benedictus
For those who are interested, lyrics of the first part straight from wikipepia:
Original French English
L’homme armé doibt on doubter. The armed man should be feared.
On a fait partout crier Everywhere it has been proclaimed
Que chascun se viegne armer That each man shall arm himself
D’un haubregon de fer. With a coat of iron mail.
L’homme armé doibt on doubter. The armed man should be feared.
💝💝👏👏👏👏👏👏
I just lol it
🕊️♥️🕊️🔥🕊️♥️🕊️
👍👍👍👍
Thank you very much 😂
In what language is the base of this work performed? I realise that the soloists were using several languages. How about the whole chorus?
Latin. The major movements are from the Catholic Mass.
Latin
Mostly Latin. L'homme Arme (first movement and used in the last movement) is in French. Many of the other movements, like Hymn Bedore the Action and Charge, are English, and the Call to Prayer is Arabic
el video comienza en el minuto 6:00
At first I thought the introduction was in Welsh, until I saw the channel name and recognized some Hebrew words. Great performance, though.
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Фига, вообще иврит не ожидал)))
Мы связались с композитором Карлом Дженкинском и получили разрешение на добавление еврейской молитвы.
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Karl Jenkins has been granted a knighthood??
Jenkins was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the 2005 New Year Honours and a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) in the 2010 Birthday Honours. In 2015 he was made a Knight Bachelor.
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wow, cool!
Thank you!
He should be offed a canvas hood to hide his face for writing such crap.
Sir brienne of tarth
@@shnimmuc Jealous, are you?
I would like to know how I can develop my brain to appreciate great art. As far as this music being described as banal, this accusation has been applied to Mahler and Shostakovich. Even Sibelius has been denigrated for this 'crime'. Beethoven's Choral symphonies last movement contains stretches that could be described as banal. Overall the work is a colossal masterpiece, to my inferior brain I must have inherited from my lovely parents.
Banal is like any other term when it is applied to criticism by critics (frankly ANY other person other than ourselves, yes that includes your parent or spouse as well, ANYONE else) of any entertainment media...what is boring and "banal" to one critic is absolute glorious to another. I tend to ignore all critics, even supposed professional and well known, and long careered ones like movie critics on tv. Critics try to apply their own standards of "good", and relevancy. The truth of the matter is...did it make you feel something? Did it make you smile, laugh, cry, any emotional connection? Did YOU like it? YOU are the only person that counts when considering a piece of ANY type of media...We should first listen, look at, read, etc. the material. We should never take someone else's word without question, without considering the material ourselves, to do so is simply not correct.
@Mallard Filmore Boring is a relative, and individual term...what is boring to one person, is exciting and glorious to another...I have a good friend who is highly educated, and very well off financially, and he ADORES golf...can spend HOURS a day watching it on tv...and he gets extremely excited, especially about the putting on the greens...and I find it very banal...about as exciting as watching paint dry, or metal rust...I have to be forced to watch it, and it feels torturous to me....so to each his own..."banal" is a critics term, just like "pedestrian" is a critics term used to leave a derogatory review of the media...now believe me "pedestrian" is a term I despise more than "banal"....has anyone truly looked at a haute couture high fashion runway show? MOST of the stuff is HIDEOUS, and ridiculous looking...and the few things I do like? they call it "pedestrian"...well, screw them I like those cause they don't look over the top and costume like...as I said before to each his own....critics are almost always in disagreement with what I like, so I ignore them!
Don't know if anybody reads this after this rather long time. I listen to Shostakovich quite a lot. I wasn't aware that his music was considered banal by some. There is an ambiguity in it at times. If one reads biographies and understands the conditions under which he had to work, it becomes easier to appreciate these parts. Anyway, the music of Sir Karl Jenkins is highly addictive. I didn't know about him until I was recommended Palladio by ... yes, TH-cam.
Finit par sombrer dans la banalité!
An armed man says he wants peace. So why is he armed? Peace by a gun on us? So genius.
Kyrie too slow and boy solo flat
This music does not develop in the accepted view of what constitutes great musical art. I heard Beethoven's string quartet no 14 recently for the first time. It blew me into infinity - have not recovered!
I only appreciated a small part of it as the work, at least to me, requires many listenings. The fact that I can also be moved by the Armed Man, which is so accessible to us lesser mortals, does not degenerate it to me.
The composer has a wonderful heart which he is using to express his horrors of war. That has got to be a glorious attempt at spreading the word even if he uses so called called banality and cliches. If the message gets through who cares how it is done? X
I disagree...
Dear Shinmmuc, yes this music does not conform to the recognised standards of great musical art, such as the works of Bach or Mozart, and even Beethoven! I must admit that one or two listenings is enough for me as it does not improve with repeated hearings. There is no more to hear once heard. However he makes a valid comment on the horrors of war, and I can not fault the composer’s passion with using the resources he has.
It is simply a fact that some people do not like, and will criticize loudly that which they feel does not "conform" to what a large group of people see as "proper and good"....I mean, even Bambi has haters, but I find it a bit distasteful to read negative comments that remind me of those who see everyone, and everything that doesn't conform to THEIR standards to be beneath them and others, and basically gives me the mental image of a snooty person that looks down their nose while commenting...I try to ignore these statements, and remember the adage..."to each his own."
What really strikes me is the irony and the hypocrisy of this beautiful piece being performed in Israel where there can be no peace until they can face their treatment of their brethren in their own land, and forgive their “enemy” and themselves.
Irony perhaps but hypocrisy from young and committed performers is a tad harsh, sad as the reality you point out is … .
You totally miss the point. It is NOT hypocrisy to wish for, and to promote peace in areas of our world. The semantics, an details would need to be worked out over a table between the groups in conflict. It isn't up to the people of the country, or the artists who use media who simply say we want peace. We are tired, and likely cannot survive the bloodshed. They have to have representatives at the table to work out a compromise or a system of how to get there. You don't have to be an activist to loudly proclaim from the streets that you wish for peace. It IS up to everyone to support and assist those that represent them in an effort to get there. Your proclaiming it to be hypocrisy to desire peace, and to urge it through any means necessary is the ULTIMATE in hypocrisy yourself, sounds like another American like myself who suffers from white or economic privilege to me.
This is the most cliched work I have ever heard. There is not an original progression or musical thought in the whole piece. I am not into atonal music, I am speaking from a modern, traditional perspective.
Pray tell, which cliches do you hear? I've done this work and it's ideas are fresh and original. Wonderful music.
@@edcassells If you like 2nd rate music fine. I don`t. This work is only one step removed from musical theater which I detest. No integrate at all.
This music sounds to me like music one step removed from most hideous over blown movie music. It is completely presumptuous.
No arguments, no real critisim which could be disputed. This is plane populism. In all genres you have good and bad quality products. So, please do not put a whole genre in a box you 'detest'. Your comment is as worthless as you claim the music to be.
@@shnimmuc You clearly don't like Jenkins. You sound like an embittered, jealous wannabe. Why, pray, did you watch this video if you can't stand the works of Jenkins?
GEWELDIG < ZEER MOOI .jaap pronk
We have song this piece already three or four times and it keeps intriguing me. I love to sing it again