Missa XI: Orbis Factor Kyrie, Gloria, Sanctus, Improvisación a la Elevación y Agnus Dei. Coro Santa Cecilia Priorato Cristo Rey Santiago de Chile FSSPX
So Sacred and Beautiful, May God always Bless and protect you with all the Grace you need. Long Live the TLM the Mass of the Saints. VIVA CRISTO REY+++
What an amazingly rhythmic and intense way of singing and accompanying the Sanctus at 5.58. I keep listening to it... I sing it almost every week, but somehow it's not like this.
@@duaneadams5210o because people have no integrity in faith and left that makes Vatican II invalid? It shows how little you know since you’re debating whether it was a legitimate ecumenical council. I’ll be praying for you since you’re on a one way path to being a sede.
@@RonMexico7 All you have to do is take a good look at the "fruits" of Vatican II to see how it has destroyed much of the church. It all become one huge "clown mass".
@@duaneadams5210I thought you were debating if it was a legitimate ecumenical council, but now I’m realizing you probably don’t have a solid grasp on what that is. Ignorance is bliss, I suppose. You’re in my prayers. Stop being a schismatic and come back to Christ.
Hi. Here the organist is playing only with chords and pedals (the pedal is doing the base note of the chord). If you want it, i could upload it. Kind regards
Yes please. I have a couple of scores for orbis factor with an organ part, but neither of them is the same as what is played here. It would be great to have this accompaniment!
Gracias por esta grabación. Es de gran ayuda para nuestra Schola de la capilla de Schlieren en Suiza.
Qué conmovedor. De las mejores versiones que hay en CZcams, por no decir la mejor.
So Sacred and Beautiful, May God always Bless and protect you with all the Grace you need. Long Live the TLM the Mass of the Saints. VIVA CRISTO REY+++
Saint Oscar Romero was assassinated while performing the Novus Ordo Mass. All Catholic Masses are the Mass of the Saints.
Delightful… A piece of Heaven on earth
visité esta iglesia en agosto, es bellísima
What an amazingly rhythmic and intense way of singing and accompanying the Sanctus at 5.58. I keep listening to it... I sing it almost every week, but somehow it's not like this.
Used to sing this as a kid, and I still can. I still carry this in my heart and am lucky that Vatican II has not destroyed it.
Vatican II was divinely guided by the Holy Spirit. Stop making that a villain.
@@RonMexico7 Is that why so many people have gotten fed up and left the church or gone to the SSPX??
@@duaneadams5210o because people have no integrity in faith and left that makes Vatican II invalid? It shows how little you know since you’re debating whether it was a legitimate ecumenical council.
I’ll be praying for you since you’re on a one way path to being a sede.
@@RonMexico7 All you have to do is take a good look at the "fruits" of Vatican II to see how it has destroyed much of the church. It all become one huge "clown mass".
@@duaneadams5210I thought you were debating if it was a legitimate ecumenical council, but now I’m realizing you probably don’t have a solid grasp on what that is. Ignorance is bliss, I suppose. You’re in my prayers. Stop being a schismatic and come back to Christ.
Bravo Echeverria.
Grande video! A missa XI é cantada nos domingos após Pentecostes apenas?
Así es
Qué hermoso ensayo!. Siguen cantando actualmente?
Excelente interpretación. Agradecido si pudieran compartir partituras o acordes para órgano. 🙏🏼
Le podría compartir los acordes, que es como acompaño normalmente. Este domingo le tomaré una fotografía al libro.
@@mecheverriadiaz Could I also please get a copy of these chords, or know which book it is from?
may I ask which organ accompaniment the organist is using?
Hi. Here the organist is playing only with chords and pedals (the pedal is doing the base note of the chord). If you want it, i could upload it. Kind regards
Yes please. I have a couple of scores for orbis factor with an organ part, but neither of them is the same as what is played here. It would be great to have this accompaniment!
any more info on the accompaniment being used? Is it extempore?