I rarely comment on videos, this is no joke, after listening to this through headphones in bed I got the first decent night of sleep in weeks. So much stress was built up in my mind that I found it difficult to function in the day-to-day routines. It saved me from several visits to a psychotherapist.
I have sung this masterpiece with my former choir Bergen Oratoriekor. There are segments in this work (particularly "Eia Mater Fons Amoris") that was impossible to get through, or sit and listen to, without someone among the sopranos or altos suddenly braking down in tears. It is all about the heartbreak of Mary as she watches her son suffer and die on the cross. The lamentation is audible throughout this profound musical work. Any mother would feel the endless despair and pain. It is deeply moving and profound. So heartwrenchingly mournful. And yet so unbelievably beautiful at the same time. Antonín Dvořák is genuinely one of mye favorite composers.
yes I've thought so too. It always makes me feel emotional. That's touching to know that choir members, despite having to be so acquainted with this work, still feel its power. Thanks for sharing
I can't believe I come across this masterpiece by sheer luck and now. How much more I must be missing in life than I am consciously enjoying in it. How much goes unseen, unnoticed, yet worth seeing and noticing.
Wait until you find out how many years behind schedule you are with the excellent/forgotten books. Try Robert Daley's Portraits of France (1991), which is almost without flaw.
@@johnsy4306 I am a 58 year old japanese businessman, I was very often in Russia and the only time I sung in an orthodox chior was when I was terrible drunk.
The painting...the old woman..thinks back...so deeply sad....to when she was young, thinks of her children, her man....all gone...just a wreath to remember the fallen...a bleak winter woods behind her...just her own lonely thoughts for company...in this almost colourless cold painting...with one last almost exhausted candle...in the last days of her wintered life. 😔😞😪😪
He starts working on this piece after the death of his first child, but leaves it for some it and finishes it after the deaths of his two other daughters. Very sad. You can feel the devastation and desperation in it.
@@dim4ka74 In the catholic church on the second day of November, we are celebrating All Souls Day when we remember all those who are gone to the other side of life. In Poland a day before, on November 1st, we are visiting the tombs of our relatives, bring flowers and light candles there as a sign of memory. My interpretation of the painting is that this old lady is selling a wreath next to an elementary or she is remembering someone probably on that day. I might be wrong but this is what I think. Beautiful painting thou, don't you think?
@@magisterd.5246 Thank you! I liked this picture, the artist who wrote it died long ago and we are now trying to read his feelings that were invested by him in order to reflect his state at that time and his creation as long as it carries the spirit of the times. P.S.Translated via Google Translate, so maybe I couldn’t answer what I wanted
The planets aligned in this performance. The best I've ever heard. Absolutely superb balance between orchestra and all vocal elements and the interplay between the four main vocalists is stunning. How it culminates with such power and crisp urgency but never feels rushed. Magnificent performance in my humble opinion. 🎉
What a masterpiece! I have never understood who deserves the most sincere ovation: the conductor/orchestra&choir -for a magnificent performance-; the composer -who seems took dictation from heaven- or his father, who saw the spirit of his son and provided an education. Considering that family business traditionally goes from fathers to sons, František Dvořák deserves an eternal ovation. He lost a helping hand; but the world gained Dvořák. I am in tears.
The inner sections of this orchestra are particularly superb. Horns bassons.. violas.... and the trombones hold it back for once. The intonation always fab. And you hear detail on this performance that is lost on other recordings. And somebody please give D the credit for one of the greatest most satisfying endings of any work..... ever!
Cette musique est vraiment surréelle, obsédante. On se croirait vraiment transporté dans l'au-delà, mais dans un au-delà qui n'est pas vide, mais porteur d'espoir et de renaissance à une vie nouvelle.
Nádherné, prostě boží. My Češi jsme na Antonína Dvořáka právem hrdí. A těší nás, že je populární po celém světě (cz). Beautiful, simply divine. We Czechs are rightfully proud of Antonín Dvořák. And we are pleased that it is popular all over the world. 🌹🌹🌹
What kind of human being would give a thumb down for this video? How's that possible they can't see how beautiful and painful this is? My soul is out there when this music comes alive. Just listen with your soul, not your ears. Bryan Reyes.
of all the great composers of Western classical music, I can think of only a few who were abolutely neurosis-free: and Dvorak is one of them, every note heartfelt and pure.
0:09 I. Stabat Mater (Quartett & Chor) 19:50 II. Quis Est Homo (Quartett) 31:45 III. Eia Mater Fons Amoris (Chor) 39:00 IV. Fac, Ut Ardeat Cor Meum (Bass & Chor) 48:57 V. Tui Nati Vulnerati (Chor) 55:11 VI. Fac Me Vere Tecum Flere (Tenor & Chor) 1:03:48 VII. Virgo Virginum Praeclara (Chor) 1:10:50 VIII. Fac, Ut Portem Christi Mortem (Soprano & Tenor) 1:17:02 IX. Inflammatus et Accensus (Alto) 1:23:50 X. Quando Corpus Morietur (Quartett & Chor)
When music creates an image with intended emotion in the mind, then the composer has delivered an effect that is worthy of any masterful notation. Perfection is an unreachable goal, but sincerity, passion and artestry are worthy aims. Here is a composition that beautifully extends his gift for story telling of lyrical proportions, with a depth of beauty that is abound with a happiness in such a sad way. Conveying a sombre mood with anguish and a happiness that we can all agree, that this man was born to delight us with sounds that are passionate lovers to any ear. This is the spirit of real music, to real people with real ideals in a world that has forgotten honesty and worship only the fake.
What marvelous writing - and this performance under the sensitive guidance of maestro Harnoncourt brings out all its glory and finesse! Goosebumps and tears of joy!
Une très belle interprétation, évitant toute lourdeur, de cette oeuvre ô combien touchante. Chef, orchestre, choeur et solistes sont remarquables et l'émotion nous étreint.
0:11 - QUARTETTO E CORO 19:54 - QUARTETTO: Quis est homo 31:46 - CORO: Eja, Mater, fons amoris 39:01 - BASSO SOLO E CORO: Fac, ut ardear cor meum 49:00 - CORO: Tui Nati vulnerati 55:13 - TENORE SOLO E CORO MASCHILE: Fac me vere 1:03:49 - CORO: Virgo virginum praeclara 1:10:51 - DUO SOPRANE E TENORE: Fac, ut portem Christi mortem 1:17:03 - ALTO SOLO: In flammatus et accendus 1:23:51 - QUARTETTO E CORO: Quando corpus morietu
Warning: Loud clapping in the first couple of seconds. I kindof doubt people will check the comments before starting the audio, but that scared the hijeebies out of me.
Hijeebies is just a silly term that doesn't mean much, it basically just means very frightened, or startled. for example you go behind an unsuspecting friend and say "boo" loudly and they get frightened or jump they could reply with "you scared the hijeebies out of me agricolasuperbus!"
it's not heebeejeebees, it's heebie jeebies. Anyway, something can give you the heebie jeebies, you don't scare the heebie jeebies out of someone. You can scare the bejaysus out of someone though :)
Que d'émotions! J'ai eu la chance d'interpréter cette oeuvre magnifique en 1990 en la basilique de Mariastein (prés de Bâle) avec le choeur du Collegium Musicum de Bâle. Le temps passe trop vite.
I'll be singing this for the first time in a little more than a month. Hard to believe I have never sung it or even heard it before. All I could say at the end is "wow"; looking forward to learning it and singing it.
Je fais rarement de commentaires sur les vidéos, ce n'est pas une blague, après avoir écouté cela avec des écouteurs au lit, j'ai eu la première nuit décente de sommeil depuis des semaines. Tant de stress a été construit dans mon esprit que je trouvais difficile de fonctionner dans les routines au jour le jour. Cela m'a sauvé de plusieurs visites chez un psychothérapeute.
Hulde aan de grote Tsjechische meesters, met voor mij Janacek als allergrootste. Maar Dvorak,Smetana Suk, Foerster en Martinu mogen er ook zijn. Dit land. brengt bij mij altijd een ontroering teweeg. Hoop er snel weer eens heen te gaan. Dank.
The interpretation of Hranoncourt is excellent. The voices spread out with majesty, the orchestra is fully under control and contributes fully to the emotion transmitted by this music. My favorite part is the 'quis est homo, qui non fleret' with the melody of the English horn. But all is beautiful and great in this aoutstanding score.
Ihr habt auch viele Schwierigkeiten in Deinem Land aber das Online-Konzert hat uns viel Glueck gebracht und wir sollen die Korona-Krise zusammen ueberwinden. Ich erwarte die Zeit, wo wir uns wieder sehen!!! Vielen herzlichen Dank fuer das tolle Konzert. Bitte schoene Gruesse an die Saengerin!
If I had to choose my fait again, I would search the person I had loved for so many years. My husband who taught me all classical musics. And if I would love to have a mother whose love is present in all the Opera Songs she sang for us. It is a miracle.
Luba Orgonásová (soprano), Birgit Remmert (alto), Piotr Beczala (tenor) & Franz Hawlata (bass) Indeed a marvelous quartet - one of the best recorded (of course people may have other favorites - I'm partial overall to Shaw's recording [his last btw] with Atlanta).
+jmorgan64 The quartet are: Luba Orgonásová (soprano), Elisabeth Kulman (alto), Saimir Pirgu (tenor), Ruben Drole (bass). Recorded at styriarte festival 2012
This is a piece with a lot of introspection, a sensitive piece that keeps up a pace and direction while keeping an artistic focus. It's pensive but very tempermental.
I just discovered the source of the epitaph on my parents headstone. Then I wrote this poem; Today I went to see the place and tend the grave where my mother laid. I lifted her stone from beneath the earth and beheld her epitaph. “While my body here decays may my soul thy goodness praise, safe in paradise with thee.” The final verse of that Firm Mother, who stands so stoic by the Cross of Thee. As I departed, I saw among those eternal stones That mark the place of loved one’s bones, The Virgin Mother, sinking into the earth And leaning against that tree Waiting to be placed upright for Thee. What a gift this was from my Mother When I found her sinking beneath the earth And leaning against that tree.
I had a possibility to hear about him as an ordinary man from a lady whose ancestors were his friends. One of the greatest world composers loved potato soup with baatsch /local speciality and beer....Beeing atheist hearing his music I have to think of God or the origin of wonders of this world
Well, I fact it is known that Jesús had at least one brother. Maria was "the virgin" but that has to be understood in a different context. Or let us say, every woman is a virgin AFTER having the first child. A different conception of virginity but it makes sense.
Tracklist for those who are interested: 0:09 - I.Quartet & Chorus - Stabat Mater Dolorosa 19:45 - II. Quartet - Quis est homo qui non fleret 31:47 - III. Chorus - Eja mater fons amaris 39:01 - IV. Bass Solo & Chorus - Fac ut ardeat cor meum 49:00 - V. Chorus - Tui nati vulnerati 55:13 - VI. Tenor Solo & Chorus - Fac me vere tecum flere 1:03:49 - VII. Chorus - Virgo virginum praeclara 1:10:51 - VIII. Duet (Soprano & Tenor) - Fac ut portem Christi mortem 1:17:03 - IX. Alto Solo - Infammatus et accensus 1:23:52 - X. Quartet & Chorus - Quando corpus morietur [1:27:38 - the amazing amen part]
Maybe this works in the mobile version: 0:09 I Stabat Mater (Quartett & Chor) 19:50 II Quis est homo (Quartett) 31:45 III Eia Mater fons amoris (Chor) 39:00 IV Fac, ut ardeat cor meum (Bass & Chor) 48:57 V Tui nati vulnerati (Chor) 55:11 VI Fac me vere tecum flere (Tenor & Chor) 1:03:48 VII Virgo virginum praeclara (Chor) 1:10:50 VIII Fac, ut portem Christi mortem (Soprano & Tenor) 1:17:02 IX Inflammatus et accensus (Alto) 1:23:50 X Quando corpus morietur (Quartett & Chor)
There is something we are incalculable . There is something that impresses people so much and gives people a falling tear and solace . What going to make us do that ？
Translation (Edward Caswall, 1849, Lyrca Catholica) At the Cross her station keeping, stood the mournful Mother weeping, close to her Son to the last. Through her heart, His sorrow sharing, all His bitter anguish bearing, now at length the sword has passed. O how sad and sore distressed was that Mother, highly blest, of the sole-begotten One. Christ above in torment hangs, she beneath beholds the pangs of her dying glorious Son. Is there one who would not weep, whelmed in miseries so deep, Christ's dear Mother to behold? Can the human heart refrain from partaking in her pain, in that Mother's pain untold? For the sins of His own nation, She saw Jesus wracked with torment, All with scourges rent: She beheld her tender Child, Saw Him hang in desolation, Till His spirit forth He sent. O thou Mother! fount of love! Touch my spirit from above, make my heart with thine accord: Make me feel as thou hast felt; make my soul to glow and melt with the love of Christ my Lord. Holy Mother! pierce me through, in my heart each wound renew of my Savior crucified: Let me share with thee His pain, who for all my sins was slain, who for me in torments died. Let me mingle tears with thee, mourning Him who mourned for me, all the days that I may live: By the Cross with thee to stay, there with thee to weep and pray, is all I ask of thee to give. Virgin of all virgins blest!, Listen to my fond request: let me share thy grief divine; Let me, to my latest breath, in my body bear the death of that dying Son of thine. Wounded with His every wound, steep my soul till it hath swooned, in His very Blood away; Be to me, O Virgin, nigh, lest in flames I burn and die, in His awful Judgment Day. Christ, when Thou shalt call me hence, be Thy Mother my defense, be Thy Cross my victory; While my body here decays, may my soul Thy goodness praise, Safe in Paradise with Thee.
Geneviève Bauer Czech composer - most famous for his New World Symphony and his Cello concerto. The symphony has the tune to "Going home' used for many melancholy times like funerals
The vocals and the trombone really bring out the straighter parts. There is nothing more epic then a ghostly operatic chorus. #BlockBuster #MegaMillionDollarMovies #VintageBrands #MassMedia #SocialMedia
I rarely comment on videos, this is no joke, after listening to this through headphones in bed I got the first decent night of sleep in weeks. So much stress was built up in my mind that I found it difficult to function in the day-to-day routines. It saved me from several visits to a psychotherapist.
why don't you now repeat the post but in a third language ?
I have sung this masterpiece with my former choir Bergen Oratoriekor. There are segments in this work (particularly "Eia Mater Fons Amoris") that was impossible to get through, or sit and listen to, without someone among the sopranos or altos suddenly braking down in tears. It is all about the heartbreak of Mary as she watches her son suffer and die on the cross. The lamentation is audible throughout this profound musical work. Any mother would feel the endless despair and pain. It is deeply moving and profound. So heartwrenchingly mournful. And yet so unbelievably beautiful at the same time. Antonín Dvořák is genuinely one of mye favorite composers.
yes I've thought so too. It always makes me feel emotional. That's touching to know that choir members, despite having to be so acquainted with this work, still feel its power. Thanks for sharing
myen, too.
Perhaps in Kosice, Wien un Bratislava? Perhaps we sang togetehr !!! :-)
Is it mother mary's tears? Or is it "the divine's" tears?
Anne Hopland великая музыка рождённая из духа трагедии
I can't believe I come across this masterpiece by sheer luck and now. How much more I must be missing in life than I am consciously enjoying in it. How much goes unseen, unnoticed, yet worth seeing and noticing.
Wait until you find out how many years behind schedule you are with the excellent/forgotten books. Try Robert Daley's Portraits of France (1991), which is almost without flaw.
One of the most under-rated masterpieces of the 19th Century.
IKR. I am playing Dvorak's Humoresque for my 7th grade piano examination, and it is just so amazing.
elgar1
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I love the Humoresques! Hope it went well!
Well it's got a million views. So I don't think it's underrated.
@@angelgomez3721 I wouldnt say that Elgar 1 is under-rated.
One of the most thrilling experiences in my life was singing in Orthodox church choir during Lent. Dvořák Stabat Mater is divine!
+Анна Владиславівна Гайдаш You were very fortunate, indeed. Singing music such as this....
@@johnsy4306 I am a 58 year old japanese businessman, I was very often in Russia and the only time I sung in an orthodox chior was when I was terrible drunk.
Dvorak is always so special. He is professional, sensitive, sensible, sweet and masculine all the way.
+Hernan Revello wonderful composer--I turn to him for comfort and joy.
The painting...the old woman..thinks back...so deeply sad....to when she was young, thinks of her children, her man....all gone...just a wreath to remember the fallen...a bleak winter woods behind her...just her own lonely thoughts for company...in this almost colourless cold painting...with one last almost exhausted candle...in the last days of her wintered life. 😔😞😪😪
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He starts working on this piece after the death of his first child, but leaves it for some it and finishes it after the deaths of his two other daughters. Very sad. You can feel the devastation and desperation in it.
Thanks, your explanation
+Vesko Varbanov How tragic, I didn't know that!
Vesko V
Dvorak. Cello. Concerto
Dvorak. Cello. Concerto
Dvorak was an amazing composer.
Artist
Jakub Schikaneder (1855-1924)--painting "All Souls Day"
Tell, if you know. What is this picture about? Thank you in advance.
Thanks!!
@@dim4ka74
In the catholic church on the second day of November, we are celebrating All Souls Day when we remember all those who are gone to the other side of life. In Poland a day before, on November 1st, we are visiting the tombs of our relatives, bring flowers and light candles there as a sign of memory. My interpretation of the painting is that this old lady is selling a wreath next to an elementary or she is remembering someone probably on that day. I might be wrong but this is what I think. Beautiful painting thou, don't you think?
@@magisterd.5246 Thank you! I liked this picture, the artist who wrote it died long ago and we are now trying to read his feelings that were invested by him in order to reflect his state at that time and his creation as long as it carries the spirit of the times.
P.S.Translated via Google Translate, so maybe I couldn’t answer what I wanted
Thanks Fata
The planets aligned in this performance. The best I've ever heard. Absolutely superb balance between orchestra and all vocal elements and the interplay between the four main vocalists is stunning. How it culminates with such power and crisp urgency but never feels rushed. Magnificent performance in my humble opinion. 🎉
Beautiful melody + marvellous orchestration = Antonín Dvořák
What a masterpiece! I have never understood who deserves the most sincere ovation: the conductor/orchestra&choir -for a magnificent performance-; the composer -who seems took dictation from heaven- or his father, who saw the spirit of his son and provided an education. Considering that family business traditionally goes from fathers to sons, František Dvořák deserves an eternal ovation. He lost a helping hand; but the world gained Dvořák.
I am in tears.
The inner sections of this orchestra are particularly superb. Horns bassons.. violas.... and the trombones hold it back for once. The intonation always fab. And you hear detail on this performance that is lost on other recordings.
And somebody please give D the credit for one of the greatest most satisfying endings of any work..... ever!
Cette musique est vraiment surréelle, obsédante. On se croirait vraiment transporté dans l'au-delà, mais dans un au-delà qui n'est pas vide, mais porteur d'espoir et de renaissance à une vie nouvelle.
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que d'émotions lorsque j'écoute ce Stabat Mater
Nádherné, prostě boží. My Češi jsme na Antonína Dvořáka právem hrdí. A těší nás, že je populární po celém světě (cz). Beautiful, simply divine. We Czechs are rightfully proud of Antonín Dvořák. And we are pleased that it is popular all over the world. 🌹🌹🌹
What kind of human being would give a thumb down for this video? How's that possible they can't see how beautiful and painful this is? My soul is out there when this music comes alive. Just listen with your soul, not your ears.
Bryan Reyes.
Romanticism is not dead! I need a T-shirt with Antonín´s face
One of the most beautiful pieces I know. Goosebumps from the first second!
of all the great composers of Western classical music, I can think of only a few who were abolutely neurosis-free: and Dvorak is one of them, every note heartfelt and pure.
Well.... Dvořák suffered from Agoraphobia.
0:09 I. Stabat Mater (Quartett & Chor)
19:50 II. Quis Est Homo (Quartett)
31:45 III. Eia Mater Fons Amoris (Chor)
39:00 IV. Fac, Ut Ardeat Cor Meum (Bass & Chor)
48:57 V. Tui Nati Vulnerati (Chor)
55:11 VI. Fac Me Vere Tecum Flere (Tenor & Chor)
1:03:48 VII. Virgo Virginum Praeclara (Chor)
1:10:50 VIII. Fac, Ut Portem Christi Mortem (Soprano & Tenor)
1:17:02 IX. Inflammatus et Accensus (Alto)
1:23:50 X. Quando Corpus Morietur (Quartett & Chor)
Jakob Güntter thank u very much ;)
Grazie!
Köszönöm.
Dziękuję.
Je vous remercie
When music creates an image with intended emotion in the mind, then the composer has delivered an effect that is worthy of any masterful notation. Perfection is an unreachable goal, but sincerity, passion and artestry are worthy aims. Here is a composition that beautifully extends his gift for story telling of lyrical proportions, with a depth of beauty that is abound with a happiness in such a sad way. Conveying a sombre mood with anguish and a happiness that we can all agree, that this man was born to delight us with sounds that are passionate lovers to any ear. This is the spirit of real music, to real people with real ideals in a world that has forgotten honesty and worship only the fake.
No word in this world could describe this beauty and Devine sounds, music or voices. Just perfect.
I'm listening to this on Christmas morning. It is a very touching and beautiful piece.
The soloists are wonderful. The tenor, especially, is astonishing.
What marvelous writing - and this performance under the sensitive guidance of maestro Harnoncourt brings out all its glory and finesse! Goosebumps and tears of joy!
Magnifique. Un trés grand compositeur. Un trés grand chef d'orchestre. Stabat mater exceptionnel de sensibilité.
Absolutely brilliant from start to end.
Une très belle interprétation, évitant toute lourdeur, de cette oeuvre ô combien touchante. Chef, orchestre, choeur et solistes sont remarquables et l'émotion nous étreint.
Magnífico do começo ao fim..🙇❤🌹🍁🌺🌹🌺🍁Perfeito..
0:11 - QUARTETTO E CORO
19:54 - QUARTETTO: Quis est homo
31:46 - CORO: Eja, Mater, fons amoris
39:01 - BASSO SOLO E CORO: Fac, ut ardear cor meum
49:00 - CORO: Tui Nati vulnerati
55:13 - TENORE SOLO E CORO MASCHILE: Fac me vere
1:03:49 - CORO: Virgo virginum praeclara
1:10:51 - DUO SOPRANE E TENORE: Fac, ut portem Christi mortem
1:17:03 - ALTO SOLO: In flammatus et accendus
1:23:51 - QUARTETTO E CORO: Quando corpus morietu
+Daniel Pinc Děkujeme Ti Danieli, po mém pravém boku sedící výborný basisto
+Milos Jodas - Není zač, rovněž skvělý basisto s famózními hloubkami (které ale zrovna ve Stabat příliš nevyužiješ :-) )
To je ale náhoda Miloši :D nazdaar
Warning: Loud clapping in the first couple of seconds.
I kindof doubt people will check the comments before starting the audio, but that scared the hijeebies out of me.
What are hijeebies?
Hijeebies is just a silly term that doesn't mean much, it basically just means very frightened, or startled. for example you go behind an unsuspecting friend and say "boo" loudly and they get frightened or jump they could reply with "you scared the hijeebies out of me agricolasuperbus!"
Alright, thanks for the answer. I just couldn't find the word anywhere else :)
it's not hijeebies, it's heebeejeebees
it's not heebeejeebees, it's heebie jeebies.
Anyway, something can give you the heebie jeebies, you don't scare the heebie jeebies out of someone.
You can scare the bejaysus out of someone though :)
Que d'émotions! J'ai eu la chance d'interpréter cette oeuvre magnifique en 1990 en la basilique de Mariastein (prés de Bâle) avec le choeur du Collegium Musicum de Bâle. Le temps passe trop vite.
Audrey BERNARDOT-PERIE
Où çà ? Salutations
Je vous souhaite à tous beaucoup de plaisir avec cette oeuvre magnifique
Salutations depuis la Suisse
Audrey BERNARDOT-PERIE s
certainement!
I'll be singing this for the first time in a little more than a month. Hard to believe I have never sung it or even heard it before. All I could say at the end is "wow"; looking forward to learning it and singing it.
I hear this work for the first time and thought the composition is fantastic but also extremely difficult to sing. I am impressed of your skills
Dvořák, Smetana, Janáček , Foerster, Vivaldi a všichni skladatelé toto doby, jsou mi blízcí :-)
Une émotion qui vous tire les larmes. Une oeuvre d'une grande expressivité, remarquablement interprétée.
Masterpiece!! Thank you Maestro Nicolaus Harnoncourt!! Great Choir!!
Bedene Rexhepaj bad choir
Je fais rarement de commentaires sur les vidéos, ce n'est pas une blague, après avoir écouté cela avec des écouteurs au lit, j'ai eu la première nuit décente de sommeil depuis des semaines. Tant de stress a été construit dans mon esprit que je trouvais difficile de fonctionner dans les routines au jour le jour. Cela m'a sauvé de plusieurs visites chez un psychothérapeute.
Fantastique ...merci !! Romantism will never die !
Omg never thought this was dvorak's
.. he's my favorite composer
How, in any universe of beauty and heartache, could someone give a "thumbs down" for this masterpiece? Dvorak at his best.
there are morons who roam around youtube just thumbing down everything and anything just for the sake of it.
wunderbar, berührend…
zu übertreffen nur durch die klavierfassung.
Thank you. Dvorak and Harnoncourt is a great combination!
Inmensa belleza el legado de este hombre. Dichosa me siento de poder cantar esta obra.
This is such a beautiful masterpiece, of immense value for humanity, and still, a completely valueless reward for his suffering.
Hulde aan de grote Tsjechische meesters, met voor mij Janacek als allergrootste. Maar Dvorak,Smetana Suk, Foerster en Martinu mogen er ook zijn.
Dit land. brengt bij mij altijd een ontroering teweeg. Hoop er snel weer eens heen te gaan. Dank.
The interpretation of Hranoncourt is excellent. The voices spread out with majesty, the orchestra is fully under control and contributes fully to the emotion transmitted by this music. My favorite part is the 'quis est homo, qui non fleret' with the melody of the English horn. But all is beautiful and great in this aoutstanding score.
Ihr habt auch viele Schwierigkeiten in Deinem Land aber das Online-Konzert hat uns viel Glueck gebracht und wir sollen die Korona-Krise zusammen ueberwinden. Ich erwarte die Zeit, wo wir uns wieder sehen!!! Vielen herzlichen Dank fuer das tolle Konzert. Bitte schoene Gruesse an die Saengerin!
Que belleza....¡ Gracias Dvorak,
Mario
Dvořák is from Czechoslovakia, its my country, thank you for upload Stabat Mater.
.... greetings from Czech republik ( early Czechoslovakia)❤
Oeuvre magnifique, sublimement interprétée. J'aime beaucoup Dvorak mais je ne me souvenais plus de ce chef d'oeuvre
explosive entrance beautiful singing throughout. 8/10 great rendition.
If I had to choose my fait again, I would search the person I had loved for so many years. My husband who taught me all classical musics. And if I would love to have a mother whose love is present in all the Opera Songs she sang for us. It is a miracle.
Maravillosa pieza del gran compositor checo.
Deja el alma transfigurada.
Luba Orgonásová (soprano), Birgit Remmert (alto), Piotr Beczala (tenor) & Franz Hawlata (bass)
Indeed a marvelous quartet - one of the best recorded (of course people may have other favorites - I'm partial overall to Shaw's recording [his last btw] with Atlanta).
+jmorgan64 The quartet are: Luba Orgonásová (soprano), Elisabeth Kulman (alto), Saimir Pirgu (tenor), Ruben Drole (bass). Recorded at styriarte festival 2012
Kurvafix,to je přece ale nádherná hudba !!! A to bydlím cca.5km od mistrova rodiště.
I love this oratorio work, I danced it as a theatrical performance in the role of "apostle"
I love Dvorak's Stabat Mater. Thanks for posting.
Patricia Jacobs b
This is a piece with a lot of introspection, a sensitive piece that keeps up a pace and direction while keeping an artistic focus. It's pensive but very tempermental.
lo dedico alla mia cara mamma Argentina, che ha raggiunto il meritato riposo. Che la luce della Madonna vegli sempre su di lei.
I just discovered the source of the epitaph on my parents headstone. Then I wrote this poem;
Today I went to see the place and tend the grave where my mother laid.
I lifted her stone from beneath the earth and beheld her epitaph.
“While my body here decays
may my soul thy goodness praise,
safe in paradise with thee.”
The final verse of that Firm Mother, who stands so stoic by the Cross of Thee.
As I departed, I saw among those eternal stones
That mark the place of loved one’s bones,
The Virgin Mother, sinking into the earth
And leaning against that tree
Waiting to be placed upright for Thee.
What a gift this was from my Mother
When I found her sinking beneath the earth
And leaning against that tree.
Magnifique interprétation de Stabat Mater
Thanks romanticism _is_not_dead ,magnifique Stabat Mater par Antonin Dvorak ,interprétation de Nikolaus Harnoncourt ,admirable
So much Emotion - spectacular....
une des plus belles oeuvres que j'ai chantée
My favorites composers ever and My biggest inspiration!
grazie , davvero commovente interpretazione...grazie per la pubblicazione🙏🙏💖💖
So beautiful. We sang this with ACS
I love the commercial break 20 seconds before the final chord
Thank you SO much for uploading this! This piece is very important to me ... in my life .., and I love it!
Thank you!
Visemanden / Ole Irenæus Wierød
I had a possibility to hear about him as an ordinary man from a lady whose ancestors were his friends. One of the greatest world composers loved potato soup with baatsch /local speciality and beer....Beeing atheist hearing his music I have to think of God or the origin of wonders of this world
Eva Zatloukalova я тоже не верю в Христа как Бога, скорее правы те, кто говорит что Понтий Пилат распял вместо него кого-то другого!
what does it matter ?
There is so much coughing in the background, I bet there's a blunt
rotation being shared with the audience members.
I just love the voices together amazing high and low very addictive XXX
it's a very good interpretation!!!!! a pity there is no video of the musicians performing and Harnoncourt, conducting.
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The context of this piece is absolutely heartbreaking. All three of his children had died within a short period of time.
Well, I fact it is known that Jesús had at least one brother. Maria was "the virgin" but that has to be understood in a different context. Or let us say, every woman is a virgin AFTER having the first child. A different conception of virginity but it makes sense.
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ValerioDenise Salvador i agree
Dvorak had nine children altogether. Only first three of them died very quickly.
danielsondanielson ** I made a mistake, I had read that his wife had died but only his 3 children did.
THIS IS SO BEATUTIFUL I ALMOST CRY
Tracklist for those who are interested:
0:09 - I.Quartet & Chorus - Stabat Mater Dolorosa
19:45 - II. Quartet - Quis est homo qui non fleret
31:47 - III. Chorus - Eja mater fons amaris
39:01 - IV. Bass Solo & Chorus - Fac ut ardeat cor meum
49:00 - V. Chorus - Tui nati vulnerati
55:13 - VI. Tenor Solo & Chorus - Fac me vere tecum flere
1:03:49 - VII. Chorus - Virgo virginum praeclara
1:10:51 - VIII. Duet (Soprano & Tenor) - Fac ut portem Christi mortem
1:17:03 - IX. Alto Solo - Infammatus et accensus
1:23:52 - X. Quartet & Chorus - Quando corpus morietur
[1:27:38 - the amazing amen part]
Thanks Eduardo! This picture is very very beautiful, thanks!
Zeer mooi werk. Heb het al een paar keren gezongen maar ik zou het met veel plezier nog graag zingen.
Maybe this works in the mobile version:
0:09 I Stabat Mater (Quartett & Chor)
19:50 II Quis est homo (Quartett)
31:45 III Eia Mater fons amoris (Chor)
39:00 IV Fac, ut ardeat cor meum (Bass & Chor)
48:57 V Tui nati vulnerati (Chor)
55:11 VI Fac me vere tecum flere (Tenor & Chor)
1:03:48 VII Virgo virginum praeclara (Chor)
1:10:50 VIII Fac, ut portem Christi mortem (Soprano & Tenor)
1:17:02 IX Inflammatus et accensus (Alto)
1:23:50 X Quando corpus morietur (Quartett & Chor)
There is something we are incalculable .
There is something that impresses
people so much and gives people a falling tear and solace .
What going to make us do that ？
amo musica clássica bela belíssimas..
love the painting ...
I will never forget you, Maestro.
R.I.P.
Suzuki Saori судзуки знаю, но кто такой маэстро РИП?
Beauty boundless. Thank you so much!!
Translation (Edward Caswall, 1849, Lyrca Catholica)
At the Cross her station keeping,
stood the mournful Mother weeping,
close to her Son to the last.
Through her heart, His sorrow sharing,
all His bitter anguish bearing,
now at length the sword has passed.
O how sad and sore distressed
was that Mother, highly blest,
of the sole-begotten One.
Christ above in torment hangs,
she beneath beholds the pangs
of her dying glorious Son.
Is there one who would not weep,
whelmed in miseries so deep,
Christ's dear Mother to behold?
Can the human heart refrain
from partaking in her pain,
in that Mother's pain untold?
For the sins of His own nation,
She saw Jesus wracked with torment,
All with scourges rent:
She beheld her tender Child,
Saw Him hang in desolation,
Till His spirit forth He sent.
O thou Mother! fount of love!
Touch my spirit from above,
make my heart with thine accord:
Make me feel as thou hast felt;
make my soul to glow and melt
with the love of Christ my Lord.
Holy Mother! pierce me through,
in my heart each wound renew
of my Savior crucified:
Let me share with thee His pain,
who for all my sins was slain,
who for me in torments died.
Let me mingle tears with thee,
mourning Him who mourned for me,
all the days that I may live:
By the Cross with thee to stay,
there with thee to weep and pray,
is all I ask of thee to give.
Virgin of all virgins blest!,
Listen to my fond request:
let me share thy grief divine;
Let me, to my latest breath,
in my body bear the death
of that dying Son of thine.
Wounded with His every wound,
steep my soul till it hath swooned,
in His very Blood away;
Be to me, O Virgin, nigh,
lest in flames I burn and die,
in His awful Judgment Day.
Christ, when Thou shalt call me hence,
be Thy Mother my defense,
be Thy Cross my victory;
While my body here decays,
may my soul Thy goodness praise,
Safe in Paradise with Thee.
Thank you.
Amazing and moving. thank you for posting this.
Diese Musik berührt, einfach grandios und wunderbar.
Harnoncourt is a wonderful musician! Thank's! Ursula Bagdasarjanz
getting goosebumps all over!
Superbe !
Qui était Dvorak, qui était cet homme qui savait écrire une telle musique ?
Geneviève Bauer Czech composer - most famous for his New World Symphony and his Cello concerto. The symphony has the tune to "Going home' used for many melancholy times like funerals
+Robert Woodley The man who wrote the lyrics actually wrote them after hearing Dvorak's New World Movement 2.
+Geneviève Bauer Un homme extraordinaire, admiré de Brahms entre autre !
Que obra mais linda.
BELLISIMA MUSICA
The vocals and the trombone really bring out the straighter parts. There is nothing more epic then a ghostly operatic chorus. #BlockBuster #MegaMillionDollarMovies #VintageBrands #MassMedia #SocialMedia
Beautiful upload :Harnoncourt id a great conductor : excellent rendition, of course !
A lot of thanks
Je l'adore! C'est magnefique!
Ich liebe es! Es ist großartig!
I love it! That's great!
+DieProbbos اعجبتني كثيرا! رائعة!
thanks so good to hear this in the holy week
One of the gest renditions !
Thanks