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From the DVD of the BBC broadcast Easter from King's, featuring Stephen Cleobury conducting the Choir of King's College, Cambridge.
*Ah, memories.*
Jajajajajaja
انا عربي واسمع لها ☪️❤
Omg Mozart this is really you 😭
oh, I'M YOUR FAN!!!
i love u ♡ 🥺🥺
ok no hahshah
*You will always be our ADHD poopy boi*
I came here because of that helium kid but this is actually a pretty nice piece of music on its own
same for me, and Im still listening
+Ryan Foley it's funny because you can see all 4 of them in here if you look for them lol
+Ryan Foley his name is tom..
+damian garland SAME
Ryan Foley I want the full version but of just the four kids with the helium
The voice of this child is out of this world…
The sad thing is when he grows older he’ll lose that pitch look up castrato
Dear Osagieuyi, please look up goose.
🤨
@@osagieuyi5654 not really
What about the all of their voices don’t u thino
it's like seeing angels in a piece of heaven, regardless of religion, we have to admit it's the most beautiful thing to hear.
One of the*
Dear Sally, please familiarise yourself with Christianity.
I can't believe I came across this beautiful masterpiece because of a meme... words cannot describe how amazing this performance is
Me too lol
Edit: it's impressive they can actually hit the high note without helium
What meme?
I was lucky and privileged to do the top treble part twice around Easter, probably in 72 and 73, when I was a chorister at Peterborough Cathedral. I have to listen to only one or two bars from any part of it to be returned to my boyhood and the exhilaration of wondering whether each high note would come out cleanly. The organist, with true pragmatism, had two of us sing this highly technical part so that if one voice faltered the other would still be heard.
@@johnwardsaxophonist2862 wow that's so cool! You must have been very talented!
@@lexinator2647 You're very kind....Saxophone only for me these days.
If this is how church was I would go every Sunday
Doesnt matter about the looks of the church
The fact is if you go to a traditional catholic mass it will most likely resemble this, but it shouldn't matter all that much. Yes, beautiful music and a grand cathedral helps. But the real beauty comes from receiving the blessed sacrament, repenting and having the opportunity to know you are closer to God.
If you're english just find a "high church" Anglican church near you
But ur suppose to go to church every sunday for God.. not them
@@savannah7436 I think the op is referring to the atmosphere and order.
I am not christian but whenever i heard this music i feel connected, i feel something is calling me. It’s holy
JESUS CHRIST is the Savior of the world. Please,open your heart to him.he is waiting.
My brother deepakchand come to Christ, you wont regret it. ✝✝✝
The creator of jesus calling u bro . Alllah ♥️
kkkkkkkkkkkkk
@@ASMRyouVEGANyet…and if you don’t, that ”all merciful, all forgiving” being will torture you for eternity 😂
LYRICS:
Miserere mei, Deus: secundum magnam misericordiam tuam.
Et secundum multitudinem miserationum tuarum, dele iniquitatem meam.
Amplius lava me ab iniquitate mea: et a peccato meo munda me.
Quoniam iniquitatem meam ego cognosco: et peccatum meum contra me est semper.
Tibi soli peccavi, et malum coram te feci: ut justificeris in sermonibus tuis, et vincas cum judicaris.
Ecce enim in iniquitatibus conceptus sum: et in peccatis concepit me mater mea.
Ecce enim veritatem dilexisti: incerta et occulta sapientiae tuae manifestasti mihi.
Asperges me hysopo, et mundabor: lavabis me, et super nivem dealbabor.
Auditui meo dabis gaudium et laetitiam: et exsultabunt ossa humiliata.
Averte faciem tuam a peccatis meis: et omnes iniquitates meas dele.
Cor mundum crea in me, Deus: et spiritum rectum innova in visceribus meis.
Ne proiicias me a facie tua: et spiritum sanctum tuum ne auferas a me.
Redde mihi laetitiam salutaris tui: et spiritu principali confirma me.
Docebo iniquos vias tuas: et impii ad te convertentur.
Libera me de sanguinibus, Deus, Deus salutis meae: et exsultabit lingua mea justitiam tuam.
Domine, labia mea aperies: et os meum annuntiabit laudem tuam.
Quoniam si voluisses sacrificium, dedissem utique: holocaustis non delectaberis.
Sacrificium Deo spiritus contribulatus: cor contritum, et humiliatum, Deus, non despicies.
Benigne fac, Domine, in bona voluntate tua Sion: ut aedificentur muri Ierusalem.
Tunc acceptabis sacrificium justitiae, oblationes, et holocausta: tunc imponent super altare tuum vitulos.
Source: Musixmatch
English translation
This translation is from the 1662 Book of Common Prayer and is used in Ivor Atkins' English edition of the Miserere (published by Novello):
Have mercy upon me, O God: after Thy great goodness.
According to the multitude of Thy mercies, do away mine offences.
Wash me thoroughly from my wickedness: and cleanse me from my sin.
For I acknowledge my faults: and my sin is ever before me.
Against Thee only have I sinned, and done this evil in thy sight: that Thou mightest be justified in Thy saying, and clear when Thou art judged.
Behold, I was shapen in wickedness: and in sin hath my mother conceived me.
But lo, Thou requirest truth in the inward parts: and shalt make me to understand wisdom secretly.
Thou shalt purge me with hyssop, and I shall be clean: Thou shalt wash me, and I shall be whiter than snow.
Thou shalt make me hear of joy and gladness: that the bones which Thou hast broken may rejoice.
Turn Thy face from my sins: and put out all my misdeeds.
Make me a clean heart, O God: and renew a right spirit within me.
Cast me not away from Thy presence: and take not Thy Holy Spirit from me.
O give me the comfort of Thy help again: and stablish me with Thy free Spirit.
Then shall I teach Thy ways unto the wicked: and sinners shall be converted unto Thee.
Deliver me from blood-guiltiness, O God, Thou that art the God of my health: and my tongue shall sing of Thy righteousness.
Thou shalt open my lips, O Lord: and my mouth shall shew [show] Thy praise.
For Thou desirest no sacrifice, else would I give it Thee: but Thou delightest not in burnt-offerings.
The sacrifice of God is a troubled spirit: a broken and contrite heart, O God, shalt Thou not despise.
O be favourable and gracious unto Sion: build Thou the walls of Jerusalem.
Then shalt Thou be pleased with the sacrifice of righteousness, with the burnt-offerings and oblations: then shall they offer young bullocks upon Thine altar.
Thank you❤
Salmo 51
Beautiful, i needed this.
Thank you.
@@starfirechris4415 ?
❤
The boy that has his little solo moment is so angelic
yeah, the church use to castrate the young boys, so they can sing like angels forever...
@@ileavazan7693 WHAT ??
what the hell seriously???
Go look up castrato singers. Fortunately the practice was outlawed, but it persisted for much longer than it should’ve
@@ileavazan7693 yeah cause we're still in the middle ages right. smh
This song, based on Psalm 51, is sung just so beautifully in harmony by the whole choir. They sound like angels.
May God Bless Them! ❤🙏🏼
have you ever heard angels singing ? ;-) Me never ...
I am a Muslim but Christian hymns are very relaxing and touch the soul
Oh same 😅 i recommend you ,listen love story indila
@@Atheist.666.rezo por tu conversión, que despiertes en la fe y Jesucristo sea luz en tu vida. Dios te bendiga y la Santísima Virgen María ruegue por ud y San José lo ampare en la vida y en la muerte.
Same goes for muslim hymns...
Brother music is haram😅 u know it 😢 for and yes jesus was a prophet not a god only God is Allah because that's the ONLY religion which is perfect just like a god
@@shahfaisal8330 Jesús es el Hijo de Dios que fue dado para el perdón de todos nuestros pecados, incluso de uds musulmanes. Y Dios es Uno y Trino (Dios, Hijo y Espíritu Santo). Quién como Dios, Nadie como Dios. Dios los bendiga.
I love the way how those halls are built for perfect echoing and giving those vibrations
Gotta get that tight audio for maximal tithe collection.
Hi Girish, someone else is a bit jealous.
Love
@@felixhelix6171 I just laughed out so loud!
Hi again Girish, seems that the bit of jealousy's spreading.
One of England's greatest ecclesiastical buildings with incomparable choral music.
as an ex choir kid, i can’t stop thinking about this performance- it’s so fucking good, almost incomprehensible good sounding 😭
These boys in the big colleges choirs are trained like professional athletes from a young age. It’s really incredible what they can do before a lot of them are even adolescents
@@HkFinn83 imagine if they put all that work in finding God and having a close relationship with him
Who says they don't?
@@ukacip9310 Imagine you did the same with all the work you put into having contempt for your fellow humans.
@mielipuolisiili7240 laughing outloud, as I am, is distrupting the devine mystery of those high Cs.
The notes that kid hits from 1:40-1:58 and again later pierces my soul. I think perhaps it is one of the most beautiful sounds to have ever come from a human being.
And it's all from the grace of God!
@@manlikeJoe1010 mf its helium
*Edit: it's not helium. There's an edited meme of this though where the kid inhales helium.*
@@shadow_rune6178 nah it’s legit
@@shadow_rune6178 lol no it ain’t lad
@@shadow_rune6178 your name is cool dud huh
There's a little bit of history to this piece that still boggles my mind to this day.
This piece was only ever performed in the Sistine Chapel during Holy Week and the sheet music was unavailable outside of the chapel, essentially a highly restricted piece of music. There was a 14-year old boy who was visiting Rome, and he heard this piece in the Chapel. Later that day he proceeded to TRANSCRIBE the entire song from memory, only returning to the chapel to make minor corrections to his transcription. The boy's name was Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. He gained fame after that, being summoned by the Pope himself who proceeded to praise him for his musical genius!
Tommy Holt music should never be under lock and key. 😕
@@DrumToTheBassWoop In that time it was to not be corrupted, because it was easy to change the partitures of the musics and corrupt it, changing it substantially and ruining it.
@@DrumToTheBassWoop As a catholic I absolutely understand why this was not permitted outside the Sistine Chapel. It was written by a Catholic, Gregorio Allegri, wrote it specifically for the Sistine Chapel and the Church regarded it as the most sacred piece of music ever written for the Mass.
Mozart the prodigy.
And he was a Freemason!
This invokes a sense of Christ's impeccable holiness and purity. Let the tears flow in admiration..
Amen
fax
I'm an atheist but I cried when I heard this , this is really beautiful.
@@Chuyu142 Me too, art is universal brother even tho religion tries to have a copyright on it.
Yeah, helps forget about all the babies that die of AIDS.
Sacred music is forever one of my favorites. The gregorian chants and the mysticism behind the music is so heart warming. As a catholic I truly feel closer to the god I believe.
I don’t know why but 1:40 is my favorite part. It reminds of an angel cry
so...beautiful
Indeed mr. Doodoo06
Meme 😌👍
No one knows how an angel cry
It reminds me of a dude using a helium balloon
*I JUST CAME HERE FROM THAT MEME AND I SWEAR THIS IS ABSOLUTELY AN AMAZING PIECE OF CHOIR MUSIC*
Edit: I love this
What meme?
Nancy Rice it’s a meme where they use a helium balloon and it used this type
And people say the church cant meme lol.
@@nancyrice7569 people make memes out of everything it's just normal
@@potteranimations5569 never seen one, can someone give a link? =)
The sound of angels. who sang to us from heaven. what a masterpiece
🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓
Dear Kord, thanks for showing us the Kord emoji.
I get goosebumps every time while listening and looking up at the beautiful ceiling.Only a building like that can give you such sounds.
if this doesn't play at my funeral, *I'm never dying*
*Casually unlocks immortality*
@@unripeyarrowroot1182 xd
Uh, this song isn't really about life or death though. It's based on Psalm 51 which is about repentance to Yahweh.
"Create in me a pure heart, O God,
and renew a steadfast spirit within me.
Do not cast me from your presence
or take your Holy Spirit from me.
Restore to me the joy of your salvation
and grant me a willing spirit, to sustain me."
(Psalm 51:10-12)
nah, this gonna bring u back to life
My funeral music will be Super Mario 2 death sound.
I'm not really religious but oh my god hearing this sends chills down my spine. Humans can do this, their voices can go this high and sound this mysterious and ethereal. Just imagine being in that beautiful church with all the architecture and hearing this. It's so beautiful. I could listen to this forever and never become tired of it
Thank god for Mozart
I'm not religious but oh my god the irony
I’ve visited the *beautiful* church (King’s College Chapel in Cambridge England), but would love to go back and hear the amazing choir perform. You’re right, it would be absolute perfection!
@Danny Chains lol Don't use the Lord's name in vain right? How is saying Oh My God at the thought of beautifuul music a vain thing?
PS. Believers in God who seriously mean "take back the oh my god" when the person is using it to express graditude are scaring people away from faith by your dochebaggery.
Remember what happens, biblically to those who lead God's children astray?
Something about a millstone, your neck, and an ocean
Ich bin 63 , es macht demütig am Ende eines wilden , ereignisreichen Lebens .
There is a feeling which is hidden in the deepest bottom in my heart revealed itself when I heard the that sound. A grief pain agony relief covered my body
Its like something I've heard before far away but yet so close. THis is it.
Cathedral Choirs are the PEAK of choir singing hands down
It's a chapel, not a cathedral.
Westminster Abbey's not a cathedral either.
It's the practice that produces these sounds.
I'd call this cathedral choir by standards, not the need for a cathedral choir exactly. You don't get this from your local church choir by any means. Damn I miss my days as a cathedral chorister
I don't know I feel like they've kind of gone on a down trend since 1618.
I'm not religous but i love music and this this is really impressive. I love it.
I'm absolutely not religious but it sounds so beautiful. Really amazing. The voices are so clear in thier highness.
JESUS CHRIST is the Savior of the world. Please,open your heart to him.he is waiting.
Why did you feel the need to point out your theology worldview before typing your praise?
Dear JBC, because by pointing it out, Hundesohn gives even more compliment to the performance.
PS by the way, JBC, Hundesohn therefore demonstrates that he's Christian without realising that he is.
@@michaelswan2991 Liking admittedly beautiful sounds doesn't make you a Christian. You cannot be a Christian and not realize it. That makes no sense. Faith in Christ is a conscious choice, not a subconscious vibe.
Dear "Recycled", please note I didn't say being a Christian is a subconscious vibe. Please also note you're assuming the criterion for being a Christian is faith.
The boy with the high note is truly blessed 🙏
Now I wish this song was in every sad scene in video games or for Halo
Probably has a huge crank too
He's probably dreading puberty lol
He gulped a helium balloon to get that
@@CyIestus he did not, that helium balloon was a prank and not a real thing
Listening to this, it's not hard to see why religion used to be more popular. Imagine having no access to recorded music, living in a wattle and daub hovel, then you go to church and experience *this* masterpiece. It's moving me to tears even over my shitty monitor speakers.
The traditional Latin mass is like this and very beautiful. If you have one in your area you should go to a Rorate mass, it will blow your mind. It starts before the sun comes up in an all candle lit church and just as the priest is saying consecration prayers the sun shines through the stain glass. It’s to represent that Jesus is the light and it’s so beautiful and done in the month of December.
The funny thing about this is, religion is now more popular then it ever was. You’re talking about Europe where Catholicism has indeed been in decline but it really depends where in Europe.
@@JOSWAY787 I’m in America and it’s pretty watered down with the modern day and age music with loud speakers. One day I’d love to travel to London or somewhere with a choir like this one :)
@@eternal_abyss7223 true, the music changes but thats just time passing on, all types of new christian churches open every day and especially for the usa, evangelism keeps growing.
But you should definetely travel and If you like this, there are a lot of beautiful locations in europe with certain christian significance, think of la sagrada familia, multiple notre dame’s all over europe, Vatican city, The cathedral of cologne, Lourdes and so on.
@@JOSWAY787 Because back then there wasn't 8 billion people on earth
From the foundations of the church, to its heights, to the tracery, to the structures of the chords filling the nave and every crevice, truth in harmony is at work. Christ is the cornerstone and the church must radiate truth throughout the world. Thanks be to God.
I am a atheist and indian and I have had no chance to hear music like this. People this is beautiful. I applaud the skill for this performance by these gents.
I wish nothing but bright future to them.
Gregorian chant is the genre of this type of music. Back in the old days it was known as the "Old Roman Chant" and "Gallican Chant"
Rahul, it's in fact an alternation between chant and polyphony. And it's this alternation between the unison of the chant and the harmony of the polyphony which accentuates that harmony.
Below is another professional video of a polyphonic masterpiece, Sicut Cervus, composed in 1587 by Palestrina and performed by the Sistine Chapel Choir:
Sicut cervus desiderat As the deer longs
Ad fontes aquarum For running streams
Ita desiderat anima mea So longs my soul
Ad te Deus For thee God
(Psalm 42 v1)
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My family doesn't understand why I listen to music like this. This music is as close to the divine as most of us will ever get!
Totally understand you and Amen
which song starting in 4:33 pls in this series pls if u can help
(Clarifications made) Translation from the 1662 Book of Common Prayer
Psalm 51 (v.1-3 v.16-19)
Miserere mei, Deus, secundum Have mercy upon me, God, after
magnam misericordiam tuam thy great goodness
et secundum multitudinem and according to the multitude
miserationum tuarum of thy mercies
dele iniquitatem meam do away mine offences
Amplius lava me Wash me throughly
ab iniquitate mea from my wickedness
et a peccato meo munda me and from my sin cleanse me
Quoniam, iniquitatem meam For, my faults
ego cognosco et peccatum meum I acknowledge and my sin
contra me est semper is before me always
Quoniam si voluisses sacrificium For if thou desirest sacrifice
dedissem utique holocaustis I would offer burnt offerings
non delectaberis (but) thou delightest not
Sacrificium Deo The sacrifice of God
spiritus contribulatus is a troubled spirit
cor contritum et humiliatum, a heart contrite and broken,
Deus, non despicies God, thou shalt not despise
Benigne fac, Domine, Benignly act, Lord,
in bona voluntate tua Sion in thy good will unto Sion
ut aedificentur muri Jerusalem (re)build the walls of Jerusalem
Tunc acceptabis Then shalt thou accept
sacrificium justitiae righteous sacrifice
oblationes et holocausta with oblations & burnt offerings
tunc imponent then shalt they offer
super altare tuum vitulos on thy altar young bullocks
I agree
family doesnt need to understand. If this is what attracts your soul then this is for you to enjoy.
i still visit this song every week, it’s so good
Psalms 51 is such a powerful chapter.. knowing now what I know about death and how it can happen any second, I’ll forever cling to this chapter. I’m so glad I bumped into this video, this song. ❤
I am atheist but dude these church choirs just make me feel so relaxed. They are phenomenal
Me too i also feel like I'm in another world 😌
You're both already Christian by default (and
more so than many who claim to be Christian)
At that time the disciples came to Jesus, asking
"Who is the greatest in the Kingdom of heaven?”
So Jesus called a child to come & stand in front
of them and said "I assure you that unless you
change and become like children you will never
enter the Kingdom of heaven. The greatest in
the Kingdom of heaven is the one who humbles
himself and becomes like this child. And whoever
welcomes in my name one such child as this,
welcomes me." (Matt. 18 1-5 GNT)
"I may be able to speak the language of men
and of angels but if I have no love, my speech
is no more than a noisy gong or a clanging bell.
I may have the gift of inspired preaching,
I may have all knowledge & understand all mysteries,
I may have all the faith needed to move mountains,
but if I have no love, I am nothing." (1 Cor. 13 1-2 GNT)
@@michaelswan2991 The fact that you wrote this and that nobody reads it in general makes me laugh. But thanks for your dedicated time...
Thanks Lilith but I think Ela meant that she's astonished at the systemic lack of recognition of the true basis of Christianity.
طاح حظك
That high note give me chills
I cannot fathom hearing this, one of the most beautiful compositions ever created, in a cathedral such as this. The music must just go through you and change your DNA at this level
I’m not religious, but this is one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever heard🥺 brought tears to my eyes.
this is what it's like to be a traditional Catholic. We hear this beautiful music every Sunday in high mass. Converting from atheism to Catholicism was the best decision I ever made... for every reason.
@@Wilantonjakov I grew up a trad catholic and I think its awesome that these people have so much to offer up to God
@@josha2422 agreed.
Well, technically this is Anglican-Protestant though the original piece may have had Catholic origins.
@@hollie3897 Well, even earlier than that it was translated from ancient Hebrew I believe. Something that predates the Bible itself.
The Vatican did first put it to song though and famously copied by ear by Mozart.
This made me tear up. It is more than beautiful
I need to learn this. I will stand in my garden every morning shouting my lungs out make the world hear this beautiful masterpiece
I'm a Muslim and each time me and my family play home alone part one the scene where he goes to church and this plays i always like that sound, its so beautiful, peace and love to all christian brothers and sisters.
Same
Much love to you and your family 💜
Woww. I am also a Muslim, I often listen to classical music and choir music in the middle of the night, it really makes my mind calm
Yeah same, I'm learning Latin and this songs meaning is so beautiful, (now before anyone's like 'mUsLiMs ArE nOt AlLoWeD tO lIsTeN tO mUsIc.' it's super controversial most of Muslims do sing and doesn't think that it's a sin, but the small fraction of people who does believe that it's a sin thinks that Muslims should only listen to music with good meanings and music that will not distract you from God (Allah) and this song were its constantly saying that forgive me, for my sins I don't find any reasons for it to be a sin!
Peace and love to you all❤️
@@lukmanheriardiansyah3813 Yup choir and classical music area blessing!
I am a Muslim, and when I heard this wonderful music, it captured my heart and I felt like I was flying in the sky
Me too
I do admit I really like church songs (since i went to a catholic school) but this song in particular, just makes me feel at peace..
Everyone gangsta until the Chemistry student take out his ultimate 'weapon'.
Mia khalifa😎
helium 🙄😂
get back to business
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@@rameshparajuli7642 yes
The harmonies blend in so well... It's almost like gently flowing water..From 4:47 onward is heavenly
Renaissance and Baroque counterpoint is insanely beautiful! That’s why I recommend all to study it :)
@@henrykwieniawski7233 can you just say anything to my comment so i can come back to it
@@tamarafonseca5012 here...
@@tamarafonseca5012 chuck
@@tamarafonseca5012 Sure thing!
God!! It’s been years since I first listened to this masterpiece and I keep coming back to it. It brings me peace. Everytime I listen to this all my troubles and worries just fade. God is good. God bless the choir and the composer for this masterpiece.
How rude
Most beautiful song ever
Are you related to Mr Ted E. Bear? 🙂
This is, quite literally, the best Choir I have ever heard.
Listen to "Libera" too are good
Benjamin Britton called this choir the closest to perfection mankind has ever achieved.
yes king college cambridge are renowned for their choirs 😊🙌🌹
To this very day, I am stolen away by the beauty in their voices. I truly have no words...
It's the song. Probably the most beautiful song I have ever heard. It was written in the 1600s.
Gonna play this on loop during the Holy week and Easter. God bless 🙏
4:19 sends chills in and out and up and down and left and right of my spine
i know its small
@@Kordxz27 ?
You can tell by the "most replayed" that everyone heard that young tenor go off and had to do a double take. Absolutely angelic. The human voice is a blessing from God. His people are the most artistic and musical because he is the everlasting creator. We still pale in comparison to his beauty.
It gives mysterious and miracles vibe
Exactly like assassins creed
it doesn't matter if you have a religion or not. yes, it's a church choir, but it's also an art. Music is universal. Not having the same opinion can't stop you from listening to this art.
This isn't "universal music," it's the music of the Holy Catholic Church. You can listen, you can appreciate the aesthetics, but you can't really understand it on a deeper, more meaningful level.
This is not a "piece of art", It is a prayer. This is the music of the Catholic Church. The words are from the Psalms. The words are directed towards our heavenly Father. You will never be able to appreciate or even understand this great work unless you are a Christian.
i mean, some people say : "I can't listen to this cuz I'm an atheist, buddhist bla bla bla" what does it matter? u can listen to this even if u have a no religion. but u alright if u are a christian you can feel more sensitive...
Music like this resounds in all. While it is a prayer, it is also a work of art. While some may not appreciate it as much as others, the sheer beauty that underlies this piece is largely evident, nonetheless.
@@johnperrotta5965 you will never understand Jesus or the father with that attitude
I can’t believe people are capable of doing this, this is beautiful. This is, along with paintings like the one behind them, is *real* art.
I went to a museum wit a painting from 1800 😭
People are indeed capable of such wonders and more assisted by the Holy Spirit 🌹
@@fernandaabreu5625
Amen, and Amen.
here comes the neo fascist deciding what's art and what isn't
@@cWjkL8ysxOkrH66 sorry but modern art has nothing on vermeer or rembrandt. The transcendent value of traditional western art cannot be beat. I don't care how much you can throw paint at a wall andncall it "essence of fall" lmao.
This is why hierarchies are needed. Modern art and basically all of modern culture is pathetic but what else do you get with inclusion? Just look at the "cultural enrichment" today in the West lol. And somehow we're supposed to he enriched...
I can't hold back my tears when I hear this divine music 🙏
Which is why this type of music has even been the musical inspiration for pop songs/videos such as:
The Living Years by Mike & the Mechanics
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I coulnt hold back my tears when I looked at you smh
Dear Kord, thanks for telling us what you say when you look in the mirror.
I can wait to be I heaven and hear this masterpiece praise the lord Jesus Christ for cleansing our sin and have mercy on us and thanks for being the redeemer and no one it’s greater than him 🙌👑✝️
Oh Thank God!! I thought Christianity is dead
@@SaifKhan-gx9lf Christian it’s not dead it’s by people faith that is dying that’s how happening Jesus knows people around the world will lose faith on him cause the end of time when Jesus come cause he will, people in the world really wish they have worship him.
@@SaifKhan-gx9lf so don’t lose faith Christian it’s still alive cause Jesus Christ is alive n don’t believe not other false religion that is out there as well.
Not only you are waiting we Muslims also wait for Jesus Christ P B U H since he is our Messiah translate Christ so all Abrahamic Religions waiting for him..
@@davidm713445
i’m not even christian, but this sends chills down my spine! this really is just the most amazing performance i’ve ever heard!
Please, if this touches any part of your soul, then call out to Jesus Christ to reveal Himself to you, and He will enter your heart.
Jesus is good and real
It doesn't matter which official religion you follow, or none at all (like me). Spirituality is a very human thing, and music is one of its most intense manifestations.
@@Keiko_chan712 hey! I just wanna say I’m studying islam so I’m not gonna be Christian.
@@bellebarr108 which religions have you studied so far?
Every year I look at this, and enjoy this singing, a Merry Christmas to everyone.
I am a muslim but i very very love Church music and listening
same here, its quite nice to see someone else here of the same religion.
Stop killing innocent people.
@@chazmichaelmichaels88 I am a student preparing for exams in Turkey.I am not a killer.Muslims are not murderers.But unfortunately, such news are published in foreign media around the world.God knows who's right.So we are comfortable..
@@chazmichaelmichaels88 people like you with your prejudice disgust me. There are extremists in all religions, but one terrorist does NOT represent a whole religion
@@CahilDeviren do not worry about this man. He is insignificant and weak
Probably the most beautiful choral arrangement of all time and I'm not a religious person. Just so much feels in the music
Divine & peaceful chants that take you right away to heaven.
Praise the lord.
That boys voice at 1:40 , soooo beautiful.
nah its actually unfathomably unbelievable how high his voice can go
@@thesoberdrunkman9845 Regrettably, the camera failed to show the boy reach that high C. Odd.
@@jean6872 it somehow sounded like the helium guy
@@galaxyzie118 because the guy who had the helium balloon didnt _actually_ use it
@@galaxyzie118 their was not helium in it but I'm sure they are the same person
I am a Muslim and I love to listen to church hymns. It relaxes my soul, I close my eyes and feel them all separately. very impressive, like a work of art
Keşke biz de eh dı dı eh tarzı ilahilerden çıkıp böyle efsanevi şeyler yapsak
Me too dear.
Same God just with one extra step
i'm a muslim too, and i love these melody makes me so relaxed and calm
Привет тебе от христианских братьев ❤️
I dont believe in god but when i hear this something in my head starts to strongly believe in somthing bigger and mightyer than we can imagine
You should you have to reach out and touch it
I felt this deep down in my Soul. Magnificent!!
1:26 that gave me chills
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@@gakuenjq7992 what??
@@pinkiepie3080 nada, nada
I also got chills, it seems like a woman
beautiful song to meditate on Good Friday✝🛐
Ive only been in one breathtaking catholic church and it was in Washington D.C., it took my breath away.
1:39-1:58 listening to this segment through the recording is beautiful, but experiencing this live must be something else 😇 what an angelic voice.
Agree 100%!
Human voice
No Helium needed
@@ElectroWolfZ7lmao helium balloon guy reference
@@anonymoususer8274its the same channel that uploaded the original video😂
It make me cry
My Christianity listening to this music makes me think of purity, love, and happiness within the heavens above. Makes me feel so close to our Lord God. I feel God within me always. Blessings to you.
😑
🙏
That high note has so much resonance in it. It’s truly incredible
I've started medicating to "cure" my depression a few months back. Although the drugs do a wonderful job at keeping the mood swings at bay, I've since then found myself unable to cry, not one bit. Whether it be from joy or sadness, not a single tear. Hearing this for the first time, and the floodgates reopened like never before. I'm not religious at all, but this definitely hits home, and above all, gives me hope. Thanks for this gift.
Tears clean out your heart in a way, I think. We rarely get a chance to let that happen nowadays, but it matters.
There’s divinity inside all of us my friend. We’re much more than it may seem. Wishing you well
you should think why depressions is spread in western country, in middle east we don't know it. i think you should hear some quran and know what it is.
Good luck
I personally recommend Quran
Don’t turn to medication. You can get yourself out of this!
What a sublime rendition of such a celestial piece! Each note resonates with emotional depth that touches the very soul. The combination of Allegri's magnificent composition and the flawless execution by the King's College choir is truly heavenly. This performance transcends time and transports us to a place of peace and beauty. Thank you for sharing this moment of pure musical magic with us. You are true artisans of harmony and emotion!
I pray the English Church continues to make new choir songs because it is very precious.
i think they didn't ''made'' the song, it was composed by Gregorio Allegri, but if you're referring to the choir performance, i agree with you!
This isn't new, this is an extremely old piece ... This has been recorded and recited countless times
It's Psalm 51 made by King David@@LauraGarcia_19
This is sacred Catholic music, definitely not the church of England
@@outoforbit- who cares about that, that song is for Christ not for the Catholic or whatever. Stop putting your loyalty to the church but to the One whom the church worships.
Why does this music make me cry? I'm pretty reserved but... this is a piece of art.
Same
+JohannaMueller57 aleast he gets some
Mar Mis
some? tears?
Because Religion is bullshit, and the language we created helps us to communicate and survive.But if you want to try to explain the universe a beautiful melody can explain it better then any language on this planet.
Maybe you feel like crying because the culture that built this art is quickly eroding away.
If the sentiments of this psalm resonated in the hearts of man, what a different world this would be.
The Lord was definitely listening and smiling ❤😢
I'm not a church person but this, this is a masterpiece!
Are you atheist
You don't have to be a church person to have a relationship with God.
Well, Jesus and his Holy Mother are waiting for you.
@@joyk979 I'm spiritual and I still represent God without going to church
@@theerealistdon babatunde is the god of laughter
Theres two holy things
1.Holy water
2.Holy music
Wrong
Almighty god the holy one
Holy Jesus
Holy Spirit
Holy music
Holy grail?
Holy cow 🐮
Holy shit
My socks have holes in them... are they holy?
The music of heaven.
This year palm Sunday we had this sung by our church choir, it was so beautiful
The most ethereal musical experience of my life was singing this as part of my college men's choir.
It’s incredible what the human voice can compose. Especially considering most of these boys are under 18.
Old comment but that's exactly why they are so young
Testosterone kills your vocal ability lol
That's WHY they're boys under 18. And it's why castrati existed; boys who were castrated to prevent puberty and preserve their voices.
if you do vocal coaching before your voice drops, you can be trained to keep the higher vocal range, no need for surgery
@@elmerandrewcrowley2822 doesn't it also has to do with your vocal cords' thickness which changes during puberty (corr. if wrong obv.)? And if so would training really be able to negate these effects?
@@accannam1681 checkout counter tenors :) e.g dimash is a pretty known one. It's no guarantee with vocal training but it can prevent that. Actually castrati sounded pretty bad In comparison to some counter tenors !
Im not even the slightest bit religious. But this, this is incredible. Angelic even.
Why can't atheists compose such things
Boring! Do some research before you make yourself look silly.
The following are all great classical composers and noticeably also atheist, agnostic or openly questioned religion and/or gods. Its not an exclusive list, nor is it a 100% guaranteed. But feel free to research any of these and you will see that religion is not needed to be a great composer.
Bartok
Berlioz
Bizet
Brahms
Burgon, Geoffrey
Busoni
Debussy
Delius
Grainger
Harrison, Lou
Janacek
Kabalevsky
Khachaturian
Ligeti
Mahler
Marshall-Hill, George
Maxwell Davies
Orff
Paganini
Prokofiev
Ravel
Rimsky-Korsakov
Rorem
Rubinstein, Anton
Saint-Saens
Say, Fazil
Schubert
Schumann
Shostakovich
Sibelius
Smyth
Strauss, Richard
Tchaikovsky
Tippett
Varese
Vaughan Williams
Virgil Thomson
Verdi
Wagner
Xenakis
There's even a question mark over whether Beethoven was religious. If Beethoven was religious, he didn't follow any normal Christian (or other religious) practices.
Sshep, I apologise to you for "Minus 369" which is clearly his score in knowledge of music & Christianity.
I'm sure you'll also appreciate the video below of Herbert Howell's masterpieces Collegium Regale Magnificat & Nunc Dimittis performed only a year ago by the Washington National Cathedral Choir.
Unfortunately CZcams isn't allowing me to put in this comment the main link to the above, however by searching its title "1.8.23 CHORAL EVENSONG AT WASHINGTON NATIONAL CATHEDRAL" will take you straight there. Once there, please go to my comment below the video which has the internal links to immediately put the video at the starting points of the two parts of the composition.
This gave me chills, absolutely amazing
No autotune, no background tracks, no instruments at all. Yet here we are ….
That's true. Singers of our generation are Fake. It's really sad.
I absolutely love choral music. I think it’s better than modern music sometimes ❤️
the voice is an instrument
This most every song sang in Islamic faith that's sunnah, they're all sang using the voice and the voice itself is the instrument.
yes, we are.
Estos chicos tienen mejor voz que muchos cantantes billonarios
Soul stirring !! And those perfect pitch high notes.....amazing
I remember singing this when i was in a church choir. The hairs on the back of my neck stand up still 30 years later.
You sang this?
3-year old me when I was in idk, a temple heared a song(not this one) and my weak emotions kicked into reaction.
I can't imagine what this song can do to a young kid's emotions
This is the best thing that has ever grazed my ears, it's like overwhelming yet sooo mesmerising that you want to be overwhelmed, I wish I could understand this better, but this was brilliant. Just too good
I used earphones to hearing this and it's more beautiful and peaceful.
All the voices makes me feel in peace ♡
im atheist ex-muslim who rly hate religion but this. its a blessing pure art im amazed wow
So you left Islam for u become a Christian 👍🏻I’m proudly say I’m a Muslim ❤
@@Kiragaming6666Atheist! He/she is not a Christian. And by the way, what are you doing here if you despise Christianity? Proud Muslim!!??
@@picsandvidstv1348 I’m here to say I’m a proud Muslim
@@Kiragaming6666 Well, no one questioned your ‘pride’ in your religion. This is a Christian music. It has nothing to do with Islam. Don’t you think it will be wise of you to find something related to Islam here on CZcams and express how proud you’re to be one? Instead of a Christian channel?
I'm neither a Christian nor a church person
But it hits straight to the heart
Lets join us :)
@@flenjonh5002 It would be great if he became a Christian like us .
Forget your condescension. You are pissing on their perfection
Dear Thomas, forget your connection with drinking and try connecting with Christianity.
This version is written in 1880, and is mostly performed nowadays. With the famous "top C" in the second half of the 4-voice falsobordone, it is published by William Smyth Rockstro in the first edition of the Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians (1880). The original 16th-century version by Allegri does not have this high C and is not written in C-minor but in a way lower key.
Perhaps ranking as the greatest mistake in the history of music?
Listening to the music is melodious but understanding what their singing hits different 😊❤
This is real music.
Exactly
I'll drink to that
@@belowaveragegorganda5115 what are symptoms of autism
@@siphonongalo1392 strange vocal noises, comments that sound like mine, having a difficult time understanding things due to a different thought process, and listening to modern pop
@@belowaveragegorganda5115 cheers mate.