Esta actuación data de 1986 aproximadamente en Boston, según datos recogidos de comentarios (jonzfriend ) . Y Godislove67 nos dice que el solista es Andreas Jankowitsch, hijo de Ferdinand Jankowisch que también cantó el "Pueri Concinite" en 1956. This actuation dates from around 1986 in Boston, according to data collected for Comments (jonzfriend). And Godislove67 tells us that boy soloist is AndreasJankowitsch , son of Fernando Jankowisch which also sang "Pueri concinite" in 1956
I suppose that I like Jean-Baptiste Maunier. I love this song though, and I love the Petits Chanteurs De Saint-Marc and the Vienna Boys Choir...so anything is basically beautiful for me.
of course, Pueri Concinite was written for the choir by Herbecke in the 19th Century. The name Jankowitch also has a long history in the WSK. i have a recording of Ferdinand Jankovitch which must date from the 50s singing this. His brother Ernst also sings alto on the record - so this lad is probably a relative!
Möchte nicht versäumen, an dieser Stelle auf die Aufnahme(n) mit Ferdinand, dem Vater von Andreas Jankowitsch aus dem Jahre 1956 hinzuweisen ! "Tag" Jankowitsch....:) Onkel Ernst ist auch dabei.
maestrovoci is of course perfectly correct that this was written for tenor solo - there is a recording of Domingo singing it with wsk, but am I not correct that wsk formed the top line of the Hofburg kapelle choir at the time it was written, and still do? for me the best performance i know of the piece is on the Capriccio 1995 video, sung by Thomas Puschegger. I must admit to singing it as a tenor myself - it features in our church repertoire most years!
Do you already know the current (May 2013) performing of that opus by the soloist Jonah and the boy´s choir of the Zurchers - at the channel of zskfan100 ???
JB sings it quite well, but this kid seems to reach the higher notes easely. If u see JB he, seems 2 reach high notes with diffuclty. Anyway, they both sing very very very well!! :)
@Hahnimkorb100 I TOO learned (am still learning :P) Latin and I'm taught to pronounce "c"'s as "K"'s and AE is ai and stuff like that. Church Latin is indeed with a sort of Z/Ch but I was taught that in ancient Latin they pronounced it as a K. But of course no one is complete sure :)
I love the song, but this rendition has such abrupt cut offs (especially by the soloist). Sometimes I want to say "you've got to be able to hold that note if you're gonna be the best singer in the supposed best boy choir in the world." ~former choir boy member.
His rendition of the song was close to perfect, but i too thought the tempo could have been slower and he could have held the notes longer. I love this song myself but I don't have near enough talent to sing it lol
I also agree that Jean-Baptiste's version is much better. Vienna boys of cos is perfect, but too perfect, almost like a bit robotic. JB's and PCSM is far more "human", like speaking to you a little story. And of cos, JB's voice is just like a little angel, where you can only hear in heaven, never on earth. Really miss JB's angelic voice...
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Very nice - it’s amazing how good a kid can sound without a vibrato
Most beautiful. Tears in my eyes!
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Esta actuación data de 1986 aproximadamente en Boston, según datos recogidos de comentarios (jonzfriend ) . Y Godislove67 nos dice que el solista es Andreas Jankowitsch, hijo de Ferdinand Jankowisch que también cantó el "Pueri Concinite" en 1956.
This actuation dates from around 1986 in Boston, according to data collected for Comments (jonzfriend). And Godislove67 tells us that boy soloist is AndreasJankowitsch , son of Fernando Jankowisch which also sang "Pueri concinite" in 1956
Thank you for sharing this information, it is a very good story.
Este magnífico cântico é mais emocionante cantado por crianças do género masculino É uma maravilha.
I was interested to learn that the boy in this video, Andreas Jankowitsch, is Ferdinand Jankowitsch's son!
Beautiful voice
Magnifica interpretazione.
I suppose that I like Jean-Baptiste Maunier. I love this song though, and I love the Petits Chanteurs De Saint-Marc and the Vienna Boys Choir...so anything is basically beautiful for me.
You're correct. The Phoenix Boys Choir performs this every year so I'm pretty familiar with it :)
of course, Pueri Concinite was written for the choir by Herbecke in the 19th Century. The name Jankowitch also has a long history in the WSK. i have a recording of Ferdinand Jankovitch which must date from the 50s singing this. His brother Ernst also sings alto on the record - so this lad is probably a relative!
merveilleux !
Das ist ja eine ganz tolle Version!
Möchte nicht versäumen, an dieser Stelle auf
die Aufnahme(n) mit Ferdinand, dem Vater von Andreas Jankowitsch aus dem Jahre 1956 hinzuweisen ! "Tag" Jankowitsch....:)
Onkel Ernst ist auch dabei.
maestrovoci is of course perfectly correct that this was written for tenor solo - there is a recording of Domingo singing it with wsk, but am I not correct that wsk formed the top line of the Hofburg kapelle choir at the time it was written, and still do? for me the best performance i know of the piece is on the Capriccio 1995 video, sung by Thomas Puschegger. I must admit to singing it as a tenor myself - it features in our church repertoire most years!
Do you already know the current (May 2013) performing of that opus by the soloist Jonah and the boy´s choir of the Zurchers - at the channel of zskfan100 ???
Does anyone know when and where this performance done?
He must be old now lol
@lizaandwaffle ... and the interpretation by Ferdinand Jankowitsch - see the video response ???
JB sings it quite well, but this kid seems to reach the higher notes easely. If u see JB he, seems 2 reach high notes with diffuclty. Anyway, they both sing very very very well!! :)
@Hahnimkorb100 I TOO learned (am still learning :P) Latin and I'm taught to pronounce "c"'s as "K"'s and AE is ai and stuff like that. Church Latin is indeed with a sort of Z/Ch but I was taught that in ancient Latin they pronounced it as a K. But of course no one is complete sure :)
No current Latin teacher was living in the ancient Rome. Cicero for example for me is not "Kikero" !
i preffer Jean's version ^^ ... but this is amazing too! :D
I love the song, but this rendition has such abrupt cut offs (especially by the soloist). Sometimes I want to say "you've got to be able to hold that note if you're gonna be the best singer in the supposed best boy choir in the world." ~former choir boy member.
His rendition of the song was close to perfect, but i too thought the tempo could have been slower and he could have held the notes longer. I love this song myself but I don't have near enough talent to sing it lol
I also agree that Jean-Baptiste's version is much better. Vienna boys of cos is perfect, but too perfect, almost like a bit robotic. JB's and PCSM is far more "human", like speaking to you a little story. And of cos, JB's voice is just like a little angel, where you can only hear in heaven, never on earth.
Really miss JB's angelic voice...
Ask Orion8352...:)
Wasn't their best performance to be honest