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- Indians Reacts To Miserere mei, Deus - Allegri ! Indian Couple Reacts To Miserere mei, Deus
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As a Christian and a Catholic, this form of music is very important to us. This is considered a prayer that is sung not to be confused with other forms of music that is praise and worship. I always feel close to Christ when I listen to this form of music.
I always feel like it's important that people know this. And that it is Psalm 51.
I heard this sung by a choir in an Italian Cathederal. It was Beautiful!! A tear rolled down my face..
I say we need to bring music like this back to mass.PERIOD.
The beauty of Catholic chant is unparalleled. It moves the soul like no other. It is quite simply a super natural form of music..praise be to God ...🙏
I'm an atheist but I agree it does fill your heart with wonder, joy, and melancholy
if you like this type of music I recomend you the visigothic mozarabic chants (also catholics), really old chants from the 7th and 8th etc. centuries, that come from the visigothic church in the old Hispania (today Spain), you can still hear them today in Toledo and many other churches in Spain, like Dum pater familias (pilgrims anthem), Pacem meam, Ad pacem or Surgam et ibo, etc. the first one is specially beautifull
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@@ryukaganzerofulyou should read the original text sing in this hymn. psalm 50. It’s the lament of David who committed adultery asking for God’s forgiveness. Without the religious aspect, just the lament of someone who wronged another person, while humbling himself to the divine authority to whole he had sworn loyalty. And recognizing that vows of marriage are not just to your spouse, but to God, and to have broken that vow, it’s something most people with any sense of humility can relate. And Gregorio Allegri made such a beautiful score to accompany the words, but not just accompany them, every single note was deliberate, and intended to convey the emotion, the sense of apologetic sorrow, guilt and shame,
And each verse, by the cantor or the choir was composed to convey emotion of each verse. Especially “Redde mihi laetitiam salutaris tui: et spiritu principali confirma me” that part comes in strong fro. The start, as opposed to most other choir verses having a slow soft beginning. It starts strong, and the building of the overlapping “confirma me” just hits hard if you understand the meaning. Not just a beautiful song, but a true masterpiece of scripture manifesting through song.
Il Canto Gregoriano Cattolico unito a quello Bizantino ed Ortodosso , sono le due vie che portano dritti dritti al Padre Celeste. Entrambi nati dalle 2 Chiese sorelle ( quella orientale e quella occidentale), fondate dai 2 fratelli, Pescatori di Anime, Andrea e Pietro. Apostoli. Amen. ❤❤❤❤❤
When divinity is your purest inspiration, the result is divine.
I’m a choral singer and have sung this a few times over the years. Thank you for your reaction! Choral music doesn’t get enough attention from CZcams reactors. ❤️
The music’s astounding beauty is nothing compared to the beauty of the text. The words are King David’s prayer to God, begging forgiveness for what he did with Bathsheba and her husband Uriah. Recommend asking a Syrio-Malabar Rite Catholic priest about that… and the significance of being sprinkled with hyssop. It’s deep.
I knew about Missere Me for so long but did nt know who wrote it. Thanks for sharing.❤
Heavenly. Perhaps that is what makes us cry when we hear this. It sounds like home.
this form of music doesn't include musical instruments, because is part of the worship to God throughout the centuries of the Catholic Church.
thats why when you are in Church you don't chant, you listen uniting your heart in worship to God.
I hope you will have the opportunity to experience it live. You will cry out of joy!
Thank you for reacting to one of our most beloved Catholic Mass hymns, meant to be a lament from King David to God for his terrible sin. It was meant to be sung (for Mass) only at Tenebrae (Good Friday, during Lent), the day Jesus (Gésu) was tortured and murdered on the Cross.
The Mass is *not* celebrated on Good Friday or Holy Saturday (to commemorate the passion and death of Jesus). Tenebre was a service of psalms and readings during which all the lights (candles) were extinguished as a symbol of the darkness covering the world. Churches would then stay dark until Easter Sunday when a fire would be lit, from which a very large Easter Candle would be lit, and from this the 'light of the world' would be passed throughout the congregation, each person lighting a candle from that of their neighbour and lighting those of their neighbours, until everyone holds a lighted candle.
The large Easter Candle would remain in the church for the entire Easter season (50 days, until Pentecost).
Singers reaching up to God with their voices in prayer...
that high note used to be preserved for boy choirboys, now women do it too, she is beautiful
This has to be my favourite chamber choir piece. I’ve seen the first soprano do a few videos of this song. Her voice is like a bell.
I wonder if you guys have ever watched the 1st river dance performance at the Eurovision, I think you would enjoy it.
Very relaxing music to listen to anytime, but especially when you are stressed out.
Relaxing? The (author of the) psalm asks for forgiveness for all sins....
Oddly enough, although this is the version most familiar to audiences, it's not actually the original. Particularly, the infamous top C is down to a transcription error in the 19th century. I sang this as a chorister many years ago and it is very challenging to sing but incredibly rewarding.
For the history behind this remarkable piece, and how it evolved over the years, this video is most interesting: czcams.com/video/h6hD8YtO5HI/video.html
Yes, Gregorian Chant is my favorite, too. 🙏😊
Music, especially that of prayer, brings all peoples together. We all have our way of praying, praising, and communing with the Creator God. Much love to you both!
I first discovered this about a year ago and have listened to it a number of times. I texted my daughter the other day and shared it with her and told her that sometimes when I listen to it, it is what the doctor ordered.
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That was very relaxing and beautiful.
yes correct😊
I often wonder how this music sounds to people in other countries. Another piece you may want to listen to is Spem In Alium by Thomas Tallis.
Bless you!
Once you learn what they are singing you will cry. It’s the 51st Psalm in Latin. I imagine hearing this when Jesus Christ comes back.
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Amen🙏🙏🙏
This piece was written at the time off the great plague so maybe that gives this piece more depth to you
I appreciate the English subtitles, unlike in most Indian videos with English names. Was the audio damaged only on my device?
Not just you
YT and recording doesn't do a lot of this kind of music any justice. The acoustics of a live performance in a building designed for it make it outrightly mesmerising. Literally. Ignoring the releigious aspect of it entirely, it is simply written to be moving ... and it fills that function entirely.
I pray for the Muslims, jews, Buddhism, hindus and which other religions. May they all see the truth of God/jesus.
AMEN🙏
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Vangelo secondo Marco: 10, 5 -8.
Vangelo secondo Matteo : 28, 19 - 20.
hi guys, just watched a couple of yur other videos, can i ask where you living, country, thank you, keep up the good work
Hello 🙏🏻
Thanks for commenting, we are from India (madhya Pradesh )
@@smalltownreaction i have many indian friends, i am from the UK lived in london for 10 years, made some wonderful indian friends, i live in the north of england now, and again, have indian friends, i love your culture, your family values, you should do live stream sometime to chat
the beauty of christianity !
The high register is best sung by a ten year old boy.
Guys maybe you can aducate us and show us how your religion glorifies God? That could be interesting
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