Palestrina, Missa Brevis. The Tallis Scholars, Peter Phillips
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- Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina (Palestrina, 1525 - Roma, 1594),
Missa Brevis
The Tallis Scholars,
Peter Phillips, director.
The Palestrina 400 Collection
[00,01→] 1. Palestrina - Missa Brevis - Kyrie
[02,52→] 2. Palestrina - Missa Brevis - Gloria
[05,58→] 3. Palestrina - Missa Brevis - Credo
[11,23→] 4. Palestrina - Missa Brevis - Sanctus et Benedictus.
[15,56→] 5. Palestrina - Missa Brevis - Agnus Dei
The Tallis Scholars
Soprano:
Jane Armstrong,
Alison Gough,
Stephanie Sale,
Judy Stell.
Contratenor:
Matthew Bright,
Paul Bropy,
Joe Cooke,
David Cordier.
Tenor:
Joseph Cornwell,
Andrew King,
Rufus Müller.
Bajo:
Colin Mason,
Francis Steele,
Julian Walker,
Jeremy White.
Peter Phillips, director.
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The first time I heard this the schola at my Latin Mass parish sang it as the Mass setting on a Sunday morning and I literally wept. It is one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written.
Yes I think so too - inspired maybe by angels.
Ich durfte diese Art von Musik im Petersdom hören während des Hochamtes zu Himmelfahrt. Ein Geschenk für das Leben.
i was introduced to Palestrina (performed by Tallis Scholars under the direction of Peter Philips) many years ago on Harvard radio one December, during exam/winter break time, when blocks or 'orgies' of artists were played instead of usual programming.
i will be forever grateful to WHRB for opening my world to the glory of polyphony: Tallis, de Lassus, Gesualdo, Taverner, Victoria, Allegri... so many other brilliant artists who break one's heart wide open with wonder and grace.
The religious choral music of Palestrina has an enormous sensitivity. It touches us with a sentiment profound of our soul. This is a masterpiece of choral music. The melody is glorious and the choral voices amazing.
Vaughan Williams once said that the Benedictus from this exquisite work was the most perfect music he had ever heard. This performance by the Tallis Scholars confirms his opinion for me. It is stylish, beautifully balanced, and the perfection of the counterpoint is enhanced by their lovely singing throughout the Mass
Benedictus, 13:36
Wonderful, but after Byrd's Benedictus in his Mass for Five Voices, second to none.
@@fernandobe3112 Not if you're a tenor!
@@fernandobe3112 I agree, I deem that mass on the whole to be the absolute top of the Renaissance polyphony.
@@gianninick An amazing jewel indeed. The Tallis have a superb version.
Maybe, but I think that the Credo is more exquisite
I'm glad there's no interruptions from ads!
That is the most beautiful music I have ever heard. The Agnus dei is heart melting. Maestro Palestrina 🙏. It feels like a warm court in winter when its cold outside.
Words fail me : It’s the best music to unwind too
emozionante, Palestrina sempre il mio preferito!
Would never tire of listening to this
Le chant des Anges , J.S .BACH S'en ai inspiré, musique céleste ,inspirée et même guérissante , équilibrante...Somptueuse merci amis de poster cette musique ! + (d'un compositeur )
00:01 Palestrina - Missa Brevis - Kyrie
02:52 Palestrina - Missa Brevis - Gloria
05:58 Palestrina - Missa Brevis - Credo
11:23 Palestrina - Missa Brevis - Sanctus et Benedictus
15:56 Palestrina - Missa Brevis - Agnus Dei
Vim aqui através da professora Lúcia Helena, da Nova Acrópole. 💗
tambem!
Eu tambem
Eu também
Eu também
Mais um aqui
Celestial!!!!!!! Maravilhoso!!!!
Celestial y Sublime¡¡😍
This music is truly beatific and spiritually uplifting.
What did we do before TH-cam?? Our choirmaster handed us this last week. Thank you, Mnemosine.
The end of the Credo (about 10:30)- the polyphony of the last 30 seconds. Such lines- such blend. It blew me away the first time I heard this recording 24 years ago and it still blows me away. It still rings true as the definition of 'ensemb'e. Palestrina and the Tallis Scholars created the best music ever written in this moment. If I could time travel, I would go back to the moment this piece was born and listen to the first performance. To be a fly on the wall, in the room where it happened. In lieu of that, I'll settle for the Tallis Scholars!
Perfect.
Catholic music so great. The best.
Catholic my arse
@@spencerallman6411 This is Catholic through and through, I'm afraid
yes, Music beautiful¡¡
Ao ouvir essa beleza de música,
um imenso silêncio se forma ao meu redor!
BEAUTIFUL ! MANY THANKS ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥
Uplifting and enlightening. 😇
Son buenisimos ¡¡¡¡
Y llevan a la quietud en sombra de la alada influencia del espíritu celestial. Que derrocha maná sobre nuestras pecaminosas entelequias inmortales.
hermoso¡¡
Divine music from heaven ❤
I first heard this work at the Cloisters museum, Ft. Tryon Park, NYC. It fit the setting so perfectly as to become one of those crystalline memories, rich in every detail. I do not share the belief in a Christ that motivated this music, but I think it helps me understand that there really are infinite paths to the divine, the spirit behind this music certainly being one of them.
So who the hell do you think motivated this kind of music? Emptiness? Atheists? Get the fuck out of here with your gibberish sophistry.
@@usmanyerima4820 If you think this is going to bring people to God, you're sorely mistaken. "if I have prophetic powers, and understand all mysteries and all knowledge, and if I have all faith, so as to remove mountains, but have not love, I am nothing" (1 Corinthians 13:2).
Love the ending sequence of the Credo 11:10 - 11:20
Why? What's so special? Just curious........
@@missasinenomine I'm sorry that I can't explain... I guess it's just the expression here!
@@Apollonia19 No need to apologise. I've loved this Mass ever since I first sung it aged 8. Esp. beautiful is the Agnus Dei 2, 18:18-21:10. Which is often omitted! Kings College/Willcocks is a superb interpretation. Tallis Scholars are in a hurry to catch their bus!
Kings College Cambridge / David Willcocks. I thoroughly recommend it! Well worth a listen.........
Il secondo Agnus Dei coi soprani in canone è di una bellezza sconvolgente😍
E molto bella! Yes! Very beautiful! I agree.
For some reason I love the last Kyrie
Human beings are strange in their endeavours: after musical perfection was achieved by Palestrina, one would think musical development would stop, no need to move on. But no, our ancestors went on, and different forms of perfection proved to be possible. Like, string quartets by Reger and Prokofiev.
j aime tout simplement.
Eu também. Que maravilha!!!
Music: perfection. Art choices: bizarre and unrelated secular stuff.
I hadn't even noticed the art until I read your comment. the music is to captivating!
Yes, the Art is by the great Botticelli, but they are selections from his secular works, pagan deities such as Venus. He painted beautiful Madonnas as well which would be far better here.
I ignore the art right away n just listened this heavenly melody of soul. Praise be to God who inspired P.
Not got your eyes closed?
It's related in the sense that they're both old lol
Epic.
Please let me understand what Botticelli's secular images have got to do with Palestrina's religious music - different periods, different geography and, most importantly, different aims...
What does Palestrina's Missa Brevis have to do with Botticelli's "Birth of Venus?"
Missa straordinaria, impregnata di spiritualità.
Mi chiedo però il senso delle immagini... con tutti i soggetti sacri dipinti da Botticelli.
A lot of sound from 15 voices!
Just eight.
can i save this video on my smartphone to watch offline,please?thank you
wunderschöne Musik Danke!!!! und mittendrinn Werbung???????????
Nice... Palestrina was born 15 years after Botticelli died though,
🤩🤤🤤
Sublime¡¡
Hi Francesco
@@DominicA24 😂oh hello there practicing for when we inevitably have to sing this again?
W has t painting is on the thumbnail?
Ear candy.
Skøn sang fra klosteret , munke og nonner i skøn forening...
i liek te biet
Paintings cannot be more disrespectful of the mass text being sung!!!
Cry about it
😢大変難しくてやっと慣れては老衰
!5th century paintings on secular subjects seem inappropriate for a 16th century sacred piece of music.
Really? A VRBO ad at 2:52? BEYOND ANNOYING! A desecration of this divine music.
I love the Miss Brevis, but why the pagan pictures? This is a Mass, they should show only holy pictures.
Why Venus rising from the sea for a work of Christian art?
Apparently, the Tallis Scholars like to use Renaissance and Baroque nudes as album covers. They have nothing whatever to do with the subject matter and Palestrina (and Tallis) would probably have objected, but...
Because for most people it evokes the Era of the music
It's nice, but it sounds to me like some English people trying to sing Italian music in their own way... It's too "smooth"; it should be more elaborate and "shaky", with more ornaments and diminutions and harsher dissonance... It sounds "cleaned up" and Anglican, not Catholic.
The artwork is so off!
music beautiful¡¡
The relentless adverts made this not worth listening to
The music is beautiful, but why all the pagan images of half-naked women running around?
L'infinito, l'universo,il tutto,Dio! Il resto parole inutili e vacue,solo evanescenza. Questa musica è al di là ed al di sopra di tutto e di tutti.
0:37 UGH
0:37? I don't understand. Why UGH?
This music is for God. You cannot put advertisments. Capitalism and money are men's product, but this music is God talkin' towards us.
You are raping God putting these ads. Please stop, God is mercyful, but I am not