Bless The Lord, O My Soul (S. Rachmaninoff "All-Night Vigil" / Vespers, op. 37, 2.)
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- Bless The Lord, O My Soul (S. Rachmaninoff "All-Night Vigil" / Vespers, op. 37)
Singers (from the left): Adrian Nikiel, Katarzyna Bieniaszewska, Michał Raczkowski, Joanna Dacko, Irina Bogdanovich (solo), Adrianna Jarzębowska, Jakub Kozioł, Teresa Gręziak, Rafał Brzeziński.
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Much thanks to father Anatol Szydłowski from the Cathedral of St. Mary Magdalene in Warsaw for letting us record this video and ZIELONY POMIDOR studio for the lights. - เพลง
I'm sure this piece has led many people to God. Beauty is one of the three transcendentals - Beauty, Truth and Goodness.
I was lead to the Orthodox Church because of this piece - it was the most beautiful things I had ever encountered.
If human beings can sing like this in a fallen world under their fallen condition can you imagine what it will sound like when the saints perfected in Christ Jesus our Lord and the hosts of angels will sing his praises in heaven.
I mean yeah~! So pretty! I enjoy Christian/Jesus Themed music from around the globe!
Exactly!
Yea and Amen!
Amen David! Well said.
After an experience with death I could no longer listen to human music for several years, even the most beautiful. Angelic music is so beyond anything ears on Earth have ever heard, that returning to this Earth music was jarring to my spirit. Yes, you are so right. Let's enjoy what humans can do with our voices here till we learn to sing as the Angels do in heaven. Oh beautiful is to weak a word....
This alto soloist has the most gorgeous voice for Old Church Slavonic music.
I love how his fellow singers are smiling in awe when the bass rumbles out the last line.
Every time I listen to this I think how moved Sergei Rachmaninov would have been to hear it like this
Wonderful - just love that last note from the Bass singer!
I'm really a great sinner.
But this song always, inevitably invites me to come closer to God...
There were 5 original Patriarchates.
Rome changed Christ's teaching in 1054.
Only, Eastern Orthodox Christianity keeps Christ's ORIGINAL TEACHING☦️
@@brankabrnica1914 but, God is , was, is gong to forever, why you don't ask Jesus to know the Original Teaching? son of man not seek the holy one, but look for from human and religion?
I heard this on the radio before the gym. My second listen now...
Wow the tall young guy is a bass!!! Amazing!
Glad to see Poland people staying faithful to Jesus Christ...Love and Greetings from India...in the mighty name of Jesus Christ the savior of mankind and only hope.❤️🙏✝️
Pray for Poland. The new generations are not growing enthusiastically enough to love Jesus. I’m publishing a weekly TH-cam video on episodes from the life of Don Bosco, entitled ST JOHN BOSCO by JOE ZAMMIT. In this series I’m narrating events and miracles from the splendid life of Don Bosco. St John Bosco used to perform a miracle almost every day, through the intercession of Mary Help of Christians. From the lives of saints we can learn how to love God more and draw closer to him. Thank you.
In the name of the Most Adorable, greetings from Colombia
Greetings from America! Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on us
@@mauriciomontoyabriceno940 Lord Jesus bless you, Shalom from India 🇮🇳 ✝️
@@CHURCHISAWESUM Greetings and shalom from India 🇮🇳 ✝️ ...Jesus is Lord
I never tire of listening to these people singing this wondrous piece of music.
Me too.
Same
@@nnicollan - Ditto. Could listen to it all day ... and all night, too.
The Russians have such a striking timbre for this type of sacred music.
My soul is uplifted by this song
I can't stop myself from crying when I hear this lovely ensemble sing so movingly-- thank you!
I have listened to this countless times and never tire of it. It is the superb balance of the solo against the rest of the choir. This changes seamlessly. I wish that they would produce many more!
It is so balanced because it is balanced in the studio :)
@@valeriesimonson9811 What are your thoughts? Has the performance been diminished?
@@valeriesimonson9811 How, exactly? There are no individual microphones, and lots of room sound. Good performers do not require electronic intervention.
@@tedehrhard3090 It's a studio recording and they're miming in the video
@@bukarin Обворожительный
Love the contrast of the different voices. Beautiful thank you. God bless.
Even though I have listened to this hymn countless times, each time is like the first time. The power of this song of praise takes us beyond earthly boundaries to a realm where order, peace, beauty and love have their genesis...
Heaven will be a megillion times more glorious. Megillion has 3,000,004 digits and would take immortality itself to experience such supernatural of beauty in heaven.
Yeah Rachmaninov was raptured into heavens Realm one night and came back to teach us how it is like !
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one of the rare songs where 9 voices sounds like 90 voices.
I'm Alaskan Orthodox, I must attest, the solo is beautiful... and the way it was performed makes it Heavenly. Well done.
One cannot help but see the difference in offering praise to our Creator and hymns about our feelings. This is true worship!
I have been an Evangelical Protestant pastor for 41 years. Contemporary "worship" music has increasingly gotten "me-centered." Essentially it is about "MY" experience of God. I can hardly stand to listen or sing the stuff. I listen to Chant or anything liturgical--other than contemporary Christian pop music. I have even influenced my wife to change her habits. She was a huge fan of the pop genre.
@@bestpossibleworld2091 In brotherly love may I cheekily ask: is Protestantism not always about "MY" experience of God?
@@valq10 Some of the greatest and most beloved hymns glorifying God and the Savior, Jesus Christ were written by Protestants. Unfortunately, much of the contemporary Me-centered worship music is also written by Protestants. However, I also know that Catholics attracted to the Traditional Latin Mass have often found the music developed after Vatican II to be less than God-centered and uplifting.
@@valq10, No, it has not always been that way. Think of the hymns of Fanny Crosby, Charles Wesley and even Luther (A Mighty Fortress is Our God). The current stuff is a departure.
@@kansashoneybadger7899 thanks for the recommendation , iv heard it before somewhere but now i know what its called, yes truly an ortherworldy piece of music
I never get tired of this piece... sublime...
The lady singing the solo has the best Alto voice I think I've ever heard. I come from a protestant background and I love this music.
We're not protesting, indeed.
Yes, it's not typical professionally trained classical alto voice, but that makes it in my opinion more natural human, emotional and so pleasant do listen to.
Tenor also have unusual color,it s rly great they choose to sing for Lord rather than worldly crap, every single peraon here stick to each other here...on great speakers you can fully enjoy,and harmony when girls sings together,beautifull....but my top ever are russian oktavist with master Mikhail Zlatopolsky...lowest bass ever RIP
I also prefere alto :)Singing alto as amateur for years :)
Mezzo?
I don't think there could possibly be a better version of this gorgeous piece of music, haunts me
There is a comparable one: th-cam.com/video/oYvw7jm-lsw/w-d-xo.html
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Plenty of comments by seasoned listeners saying this is far and above the best version of the entire Rachmaninoff's all night vigil. A lot of comments, though, complaining of add interruptions. I had none on my iPhone fortunately, but on my laptop, many interruptions.
@@mateoyavorsky7646 Yes, also stunning, astonishing beauty.
I came here for solace from the modern world and there are tears streaming down my face. Christ have mercy on me.
He is merciful to all who call on Him from a sincere heart.
Me, too. Crying, too. Thanks be to God for His great Love, Mercy and Grace for us!!
Gareth Ifan, I wish I was your friend. We need friends who can praise together and talk about our need for Our Great Father!! Bless you!!
@@BJIM42 Indeed Jimmy. Consider me a friend - if you have been united to Christ then we are both united as brothers through the blood of Him who rescued us from the curse.
Blessings in Christ to you and yours.
@@garethifan1034 Thank you for replying! I accepted Christ and baptized when I was 22 yrs old. When I was living in Cyprus for a year, I became interested in the Greek Orthodox Church. Please, if you have 5 minutes a week, I need a friend to talk about my interest in Orthodox Church and Christ Jesus. No one understands me. Bjim42 at Gmail dot com. God bless you Gareth!
Rafał Brzeziński, my goodness you can go low! Continue on with that blessed voice.
My husband's voice has a very deep bass (maybe baritone) quality and he is just as tall as the gentleman in the video! It gives me hope that one day he can join the choir because he loves to sing, but choir directors don't know what to do with his voice or have the appropriate music. My poor husband, so willing to participate, but kicked out of choir because of his deep, booming voice that confuses the other choirs members. 😢❤
It's the curse of many choirs and their choir directors and choice of music: They're often focused on and centered around the female singers and give very little love to the males. And more often than not, they're focused on and centered around the sopranos, and the altos/mezzos just get the short end of the stick.
When you have a good bass like Rafał or your husband, it's definitely a blessing and should be capitalized upon! I would suggest to the choir director that he or she look to more Eastern European (Serbian, Romanian, Georgian, Russian) hymns. They know how to write incredibly beautiful hymns that make wonderful use of altos/mezzos and basses.
Granted, I don't know what your and your husband's religious background is, but my suggestion in much easier if you are Orthodox.
@creepypastime1664 Yes! Rafał has an incredibly beautiful voice, and I hope he's still glorifying God with his wonderful gift. 🥰🙏☦
Really impressive and appealing
Słucham, podziwiam, zachwycam się i ... wracam do odsłuchania ponownie. Najlepsze wykonanie jakie słuchałem!
Absolutely gorgeous! Just like Rachmaninoff is supposed to be sung. You honored him and blessed us. Thank you sincerely.
Listening and listening again. This deserves to be uploaded and preserved in 4K for generations to come.
Hauntingly Beautiful.
Heavenly
I cannot help myself to return to this most beautiful performance. They are the very essence of what Rachmaninov intended for this piece. Angel choirs made human.
From a german atheist who loves orthodox chanting sooo much , thank you for touching my heart .
Лезгинку не понимаю́т ни где! А она мне нравилась 30 лет назад!
This is the acme of solemnity
perfection. singing Rachmaninoff is one of the hardest things I've ever had the privilege of doing. this was sheer delight for my ears.
Rachmaninoff never disappoints.
This is a wonderful praise to the Lord for His goodness & strength. Thank you, Lord Jesus Christ for saving us.
A sadness pervades Russian music in general...but even in this sacred piece there is the Russian soul’s tears of sorrow and pain. My heart is humbled by the performers and Sergei Rachmaninov, the great composer.
Nothing like the soulful music of the Russians! Passion and warmth in that cold land.
But it is a sadness infused by hope and love, a certain sweetness one finds in no other sacred music. I found the same sadness in the eyes of a Russian man, an officer in Berlin. I believe that knew that I wanted more than freindship, but I did not press the freindship. How tender his dark, sad eyes, how sad and sweet the enigmatic smile. Alyosha, always longed for, ever remembered, it is your eyes I see when I hear this.
@@madamvaudelune3298 😥 God bless you.
@@castloader1715 Those were the days directly after the cold war. What hope did an American soldier and a Russian officer have? Now that I have the plot of land I told him of in my dreams, that little farm with chickens and melons and. Tomatoes, what would he say? Would he be proud of me? He wanted to keep bees, this gentle man. Thank you. Pray that today he is happy?
@@madamvaudelune3298 Sweet story. Thanks. Prayers for the Russian people to achieve the level of freedom and happiness that we all hoped, in 1991, that they would receive.
An Angel must have whispered the notes to Rachmaninoff, there is no other way...
Most probably.
Yes, it always happends that way. Angels or daemons.
What we have to give to the Lord from us - nothing but those things that He gave to us.
This is how lot's of great composers discribe the "creation" process
Yeah, Sergei was experiencing Divine Revelations when he composed this.
See Bhagavad Gita chapter 15 verse 15
That was one of the most beautiful compositions that I've ever heard.
Exactly, it's magically simple just like a prayer with no
flaunt. Sounds easy but in fact it's very difficult to perform.
I must have listened to this one hundred times over the past week.
And I'm back again. This composition gets better every time I listen to it.
Eric Smoove I must be 5 times that since Xmas
Glory to God for all things.
I never tire of this. I listen, again and again
Lord Jesus Christ, son of the Father, have mercy on me a sinner...
I agree
You're fine bro
You peopel are hallarious
Amin. Lord have mercy on us, sinners.☦
I'm glad I found this video!
Simply outstanding. A perfectly-sung Orthodox anthem from the heart of Catholic Poland...gives hope for the long-awaited reunion of Christ's Church. Ut Unum Sint!
Don't forget the choir is Latvian
@@tonymercer7759 names are all Polish though?
Angels from heaven, come down to earth to comfort us
I would love to hear much more by these wonderful young singers. They are truly marvellous.
I belong to the Orthodox church and we sing this at Vespers but in English. Russian Orthodox music is so beautiful!!
I am Roman Catholic and this music takes my breath away. Sublime.
Where can one get such Russian choral music in English?
By music I mean the scores so we can sing them.
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Such depth of voices bring out the cry of the soul to her Creator.
Rachmaninov's Vespers are deeply haunting and touch the soul.
What a beautiful interpretation! Can't stop listen. Again and again.
Thank you for helping me in grief ❤
This must be one of the most beautiful harmonies I have ever heard.
The lead singer has a command of the song, the other girls provide support and beautiful sweetness, the men, the bass and foundation, together the sum is greater than the parts....best version online! wow!
I agree
I listen to this almost every day. It uplifts my soul and restores my spirit.
Stunning piece and sung with such Finesse...the Mezzo has that Richness we find difficult to replicate outside of Eastern Europe...dgp
How Beautiful and Rachmaninoff wrote this!!
Damn...I LOVE altos. ❤
The music and the comeliness and beauty of the singers is so matched.
Divine!
Beautiful, Thanks You
This is incredible. That bass is amazing.
Yes
The bass
It's called Basso Profondo, or contrabass. Russia seems to grow a lot of them.
@@Scorianos imagine Mikhail Zlatopolsky drop bass bomb here...best oktavist ever RIP
@@Scorianos The Contrabass isn't Russian, actually he's Polish. But he is Absolutely amazing
@@Miguli98 Thanks for the correction.
Lovely low C from bass Rafał Brzeziński!
Yes, but don't pass over the magnificent, warm, round voice of Irina Bogdanovich, low for a woman ;)
@@jdautz why does he have to mention everybody?
@@faithful451 Because I like the deep voices, I have a deep voice, because the low voices are too often devalued or forgotten, and that it is also true for the female voices. As a male bass voice I feel in solidarity with female alto voices.
chante bas . Bless you, Sir. I do agree. The world needs more Bass voices! It is why I prefer Russian Sacred Music.
@@m.burgesszbikowski8049 They are not very numerous, but they exist: We have to make them want to sing!
Angels, archangels, seraphim and cherubim proclaim the glory of God. They are all represented by this group. May the Lord God bless you and keep you in His Heart forever.
Such bass!
This rendition of Bless the Lord, O My Soul from Rachmaninov's Vespers is special. Performed by a smaller than usual ensemble, it makes its mark by the clarity and richness of its presentation. Bravo.
Truth!
The interaction between the most wonderful alto and the sublime tenor makes this so special.
please God, dont let this version ever disappear from the internet. i am on my knees and full of tears and adoration for you.
I agree
I agree
@@rolandfarmer
I got your note. Thank you.
Right ?
I've listened to it hundreds of times.
Adoration belongs only to God while admiration is very possible to man. All these marvelous chants are a means to the real end which is the living n personal God, in Christ Jesus, alone. While we give thanks for such gift for these beautiful souls, we kneel n adore our Loving YaHaVaH in His Son, Christ Jesus.
Peace n God love you !!
I believe the Lord is listening to all these wonderful praises of Mankind, Jesus bless you All
Warmest regards from Croatian Orthodox Church.
Hrvoje Radonić ☦️☦️☦️❤️
@@77MsHelen There are mo Croatian orthodox, the orthodox you are in was created as long as go as the 2nd WW by no other than Fascists Pavelic and Hitler its head was a Banderite Ukrainian resurrected in the 200's to assimilate the leftoverOrthodox Serbs into croats ones not ethnically cleansed out with the other 500.000 Serbs. I hardly think Jesus would want to have anything to do with that. Please keep away this is not your church maybe try Bartholomew from Constantinople he accepts your type of religion!
@@user-qp1yj9nl6y I’m not Croatian. I’m American. My family have been Orthodox for generations. Originally Russian Orthodox.
@@user-qp1yj9nl6y I appreciate the pain of the centuries of wars and persecutions in the Balkans, in which plenty of Serbs and Croats have been both victims and perpetrators. However, none of that was Hrvoye's doing. He just sent love from his Church to the rest of us. Obviously Jesus did not endorse anything Hitler did, or any Nazi, Soviet or Maoist ethnic destruction anywhere. It's time for some love and forgiveness among Christians of all stripes and persuasions. All southern Slavs are basically one people, fragmented by religious lines and different alphabets. So they should learn to find compassion for the living, regardless of the sins of the dead, just as most Americans do not reproach each other for unkindness once shown by one ethnic group to another 100, 200, 300 or even 400 years ago. We are one nation under God, despite the best efforts of BLM, Antifa, Al Sharpton and Russian bots to inflame ethnic hatreds over things that happened long ago.
Stunning. A good acoustic in a setting where the piece is meant to be sung. Beautiful voices and blending of voices. Such clarity, especially in the tenor and bass lines. This is a performance for the ages. Goose bumps and a tear.
Michael, yes! Tear also. How wonderful to be in the audience and hear this!!
I love the way you put it, Michael. Couldn't agree more.
@@BJIM42 I don't think it's a live performance.
Michael Doyle Jimmy Burr, I believe there was no audience as such
It was part of a ‘Production’ course within a degree from the University, set up by one of the singers
Wow, glorious, brings me to tears every time.
No words can explain my feelings...never before been so emotioned!!
Marvellous are thy works Oh Lord..
you singers best of the world. God save you. :)
May Gox give peace between Slavic people who must praise the Lord with beautiful harmony.
One of the best render if not the best
Год уже слушаю регулярно это исполнение. Очень красиво и на слух и визуально. Огромное спасибо всем исполнителям! Огромное уважение всем, кто сотворил такую красоту!
I heard this in the Alexander Nevsky Monastery, in 1996.
On hearing it again and again, my hair stood on end. Such a sacred soul is Rachmaninov, and such angels to sing his notes.I am humbled.
How can we transmit this serenity to our troubled world...to save it from pain? I hear it every day. I cry with emotion. 🙏
How about saving the world from sin first???!!!
Vasilis Kardasis - Praise to glorious Russia from the USA. Peace to us all.
Only Christ can save but we can certainly “pray the Lord of the harvest that He would send laborers into the field (the world)”.
I visited the Nevsky Lavra in 1996 -- jammed with people. In the beauty of the Liturgy, the Presence of the Holy Spirit created electricity through the crowd. My hair quivered, my hands stung. One of my great experiences: to come in contact with the Power.
So beautiful!
At first, the lack of resonant "low end" in basses put me off a bit, but then the mix showed such clarity and beauty. This is without a doubt one of the finest - and I mean FINEST! - performances of Psalm 103 that I have heard - and I have helped record Grammy winning versions of this music. The basses are, in fact, perfectly balanced for this ensemble and what surprised me at first was shown to be just delightful. I know this recording is a few years old, but I hope this group is still at it - they really did a wonderful job, as did the recording engineers! Great work! The soloist, Irina, is seamless and she has exactly the right approach to this solo. There is only one other solo for this that I really like, and that was not even solo - it was two or three altos singing together in Robert Shaw's Festival Choir recording of the Vigil. Irina does on her own what every singer soloing this setting should do... to sing absolutely transparently, without affect. She nailed it!!
Just to put my money where my mouth is, here is the link of the project I helped with, for the same piece. I like this Warsaw one better. (shhh....)
th-cam.com/video/C1R7y7s9a4I/w-d-xo.html
Dear Sir -
I don’t understand your reference to a ‘lack of resonant “low end” in the basses.’ The double-bass voice (oktavist) hit the final low-octave C cleanly and just as loud as needed, without excess. Rakhmaninov’s Vespers (‘All-Night Vigil’) are scored for a massive chorus on the order of Alexander Sveshnikov’s or Valery Polyansky’s.
That this ensemble of eight (nine, including the contralto) choral soloists could so masterfully grapple with such a massive score is a tremendous professional achievement for each of these liturgical performers. Just out of idle interest - and not toward any concealed purpose, it would interesting to learn whether the individual performers are primarily Orthodox or Catholic Christians, and what the mix among them is.
Final, blatantly obvious comment: This ensemble is a tremendous aggregation of superior choral musicians; the results of their combined efforts are greater than their respective investments of heart and intellect - in that order.
@@vladimirberezansky8953 Thank you for your comment! I am not faulting the singers at all. I am thinking of the sound from a producer's perspective. It seems to be a bit "midrangey" in the mix, and that surprised me. If I had produced this, I would have been able to bring out the bass character more deeply. It is not even really a fault of the mixing engineer or producer, but perhaps simply a different opinion of what the soundscape ought to be for this. Many things affect the decision of the mix engineer, most important "what it actually sounded like" when it was sung. So, it is a distinction I make that is little more than an opinion. Producers and engineers often play with one another's work and learn how to make improvements all the time.
I agree with you 1000% as to the quality and clarity of the singing itself. It is clean, prayerful and simple, which is really the (oft-forgotten) intent of all Church singing. It is not to be sung as a performance ("look at me!, says the choir"), but as a vehicle for all in the Church to pray to and with the texts being sung, in this case Psalm 104 (103 LXX) refrains and excerpts. This choir would be the one I would want singing this in the All-night Vigil, which is what this setting is for.
I am a church musician myself, and I am also a recording engineer and producer, so my work tries to represent church singing as prayer (which is what it is), and not as "high art" - Church singing is actually higher than high art, but we often reverse these priorities when we get to this level of singing, performance and subsequent criticism. ))
All the best to you. Thank you for your thoughts!
Gentlemen, you have won TH-cam. I believe this is the best comment and reply conversation I have ever read. I have zero knowledge of music production and engineering nor formal training in music and choral performance (despite having parents who have sung extensively in church all my life - yes, the shame) so I have learned from you both. It was very respectful and free of ego which is impressive considering the platform we are on right now! God bless you two. (I do agree that this version is immensely better after listening to the other recording 😅) I am also curious to know what their faith is in regards this piece. Salutations from Virginia!
Heaven on Earth
Irina Bogdanovich and Polina Shamaeva are officially my favorite soloists for this beautiful song - thank you both!
Such beauty and this is a wonderful performance - I wish I had your voices! :-)
Thank you, from the USA
Later on, I will say that this video is what sent me down the Rachmaninov Vespers rabbit hole - a place I am very happy to be. 🙂
I don’t know what it is about this song but it just makes me cry uncontrollably. I feel like God is so sad, at the state of the world right now. God is love
Indeed, there's something very special about this piece - sacred, emotional and impressive at the same time. It's really difficult to perform, too. I am sure it's one of the Gods favourite pieces. This is also magical in a bit more western cold fashion: th-cam.com/video/36Y_ztEW1NE/w-d-xo.html God bless you.
God blessed you
God is always happy. He wants to share his happiness with us all.
I totally agree. Being a man makes no difference in the presence of God. Tears for the beauty, the Love, the Holiness, and weeping for our sin and the sin of the world
I agree
i'm not sure what, but this tells me something ... something about love.
Gives me goosebumps!
Like rain on parched earth. Lord have mercy
Wow!!! Such power and beauty. Praise and thanksgiving be to the One who is worthy.
There were 5 original Patriarchates: Alexandria, Jerusalem, Antioch, Constantinople and Rome.
Rome deviated Christ's teaching in 1054.
In 1517, an Ex-catholic monk Martin Luther PROTESTED against the Pope's wrong doings, but FAILED TO GO BACK TO THE ORIGINAL Eastern Orthodox Church.
@@brankabrnica1914 COULD YOU TELL US MORE ABOUT THIS ? IT COULD BE HIGHLY USEFUL FOR SO MANY CHRISTIANS MISSLED WORLDWIDE BY THE ROMAN CHURCH. THANKS FOR ANY SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION. - GOD BLESS YOU.
A perfect way to welcome a new day. "Bless the Lord, My Soul."
My wonderful Russian singers, you are some of the greatest singers I have ever loved to hear. Also, Rachmaninov as well as Tchaikovsky, these are the greatest Christian music sounds that I’ve ever loved and held so true to the real world. I love you people; keep it going!!!!!
Polish singers with Russian-Polish leasing Alto.
I listen to this over and over, and get a taste of the sublime, of something much bigger and more beautiful.
That bass is absolutely ridiculous in the most glorious sense of the word! I love Russia and Rachmaninov, what a genius!
This is so beautiful. It brings a tear to my eyes.
......And heaven opened and grace and peace poured over listeners 🙏🏻💕thank you😘
Love it! Never get tired of listening to Rachmaninoff's rendition of this sacred score. The chord shifts before the cadence are powerful and moving. I can feel my heart become heavy with the burden of melancholy and isolation...its one of the few times I can feel closer to God with no effort, almost as innate as breath.
О, Боже! Как прекрасно исполненно!
I have watched as a non religious Australian this magnificent performance by these beautiful , involved people so many times I now realise that Joanna Dacko is about to encompass all this by soon having a baby . Now a young child ! Says it all !
Are you kidding me with this?? This is absolutely beautiful the way their voices blend in together!!! I didn't cry watching this but I also wasn't that far off. Spectacular!!
I cried.
congratulations on a stunning chamber imagining of this work. Beautiful singing from the contralto.
I think our lord is very Impressed with this music
Or we should be impressed with how perfect He is....just look at perfection of one flower then look at perfection call human body,and he know every single hair on our head...now how majestic and perfect is that...In Jesus Almighty name be blessed
@@1988josip I agree. But I think the Lord is indeed grateful for this song for Him. After all, He is worthy to be praised.
Beautiful, very beautiful song, Whit love from Romania