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Beautiful Piece!❤

1:51 where is the g# coming from?

beautiful

Interesting comtemporary pieces... Good job!

In a world where making world history is in its pages, may you make many more and let us say, Amen.

Is this available for purchase?

I love this piece of music. I compose and like to overlay voices like in "Spem In Alium." So when I saw that your phrases start and end on longer notes I actually listened again on two You Tube tabs. I started the second video on measure two. I think how great two choirs of 8 parts each would sound in a cathedral and it is haunting. Please keep composing !!!

This was beautifully composed! I felt as if I was transported to a different world.

Beautiful

Ive listened to several of Galvani Marco’s octavos and they are all delicious sometimes . Hmmmmmm

❤the last page- n bar 80 fabulous punctuation for Altos and sopranos. Impressive .

The composer obviously knows Parsley!

😮😮😮

this is so beautiful!

LOVELY work Marco!!!

Ever heard of a Finnish guy called Jaakko Mäntyjärvi (b. 1963)...?

This is absolutely gorgeous.

Final alleluias remind me of Hymn to Saint Peter, by Britten

It's strange how the parallel chords don't sound banal, but really interesting and dense. Great and really interesting choir writing! especially outstanding to me are the somewhat heterophonic scales going downward on pages 7 and 8.

Page 77!

It's very interesting how you develop the singing parts from recurring tone cells that define the color of a scene.

So beautiful! I am stunned and in awe! Congratulations to this exceptional composition! Your music is really exciting and has something to tell, it's fresh and new, but so wise and eternal.

It's a very attractive compositional style! Organic, full of sonority, beauty, but not naive, with some spicy dissonances. Seems to have structural consequence. I love the contrapuntally original final cadence very much!

Wow, what a discovery! You have a very unique and original voice as a composer! I love the musical language of this piece! It's both traditionally familiar and otherworldly strange in the same moment. The way you develop single pointillistic gestures and long breaths, how you create atonal sonorities that seem somehow opening to tonal memories... the overall dramaturgical development of intensity, density... that's all very fascinating and stunning! Is there any way to purchase the score so that I could study the music? I'm a composer myself and I'm teaching music theory and composition in Leipzig/Germany. I'd like to discuss this piece with students of mine.

Beautiful!

I am blown away by this piece and also the great choir singing!

very nice piece!

Amazing

This is exceptional. Congrats on a gorgeous work and performance.

One of my favorites from you 🎉 Wonderfully performed.

Wow!

What VSTs are you using mate?

Oops, not SSATB but SSATBB, but nevertheless ... great work ! (pity about the added Bass, my little group only has one)

Wow!

Gutes Werk, danke

Gottes Segen

Thank you! Beautiful blend. I'm catching hints of medieval flare and drone within the more modern flow, yet you still end stanzas in a bit of a nod to the renaissance style. (I may be completely way off, as I'm still learning - and I like the parallel fifths here as they are used appropriately to reinforce an underlying chant tone) Regardless, it captures quite a bit of music history in a relatively short piece. As someone else said, fascinating! Going to suggest to our choir director we try this piece out...

Hi! I'm trying to learn and understand more what choral composing takes. I loved this piece, but was curious as to why you have the tenors voiced lower than the baritones? Part of me says at that point the tenor part should just be the baritone line, but composers always have their reasons for things and I'm just starting out and am just curious :) Phenomenal piece though!

It’s a fascinating piece, but I can’t help but cringe when I hear the parallel fifths…

Wonderful! Is sheet music available for purchase/download or must an email be sent to Birdsong Music Publishing?

Beautiful!

This is wild. I love it.

Congratulations master, not only it is a hauntingly beautiful piece but it also has the spiritual depth of Catholic devotion to most holy Virgin Mary. I’d so love to have this beautiful piece in my choir’s repertoire for next year.

Beautiful! Seems like I'm listening to a double choir piece. Really well written.

This is breathtaking. Is the score available to purchase?

I saw the title and thought, "oh, poor choice, Durufle's setting is already the final word on this tune." But this is actually lovely and handles the tune excellently! Thank you for this beautiful composition and performance.

Splendida.

Splendid!

nice

Ohh I like this. Nicely written and sung