This classic song sung in a beautiful classic way by Sissel. What a treat! It is sung with reverence and awe in a pure angelic voice. What more can one ask! It is a foretaste of what heaven is all about. Praise God for giving us a gift like Sissel!
Oh the pain oh the ecstacy, I cry I rejoice.It has it al. It reminds me of the saying as above so below. This is the closest thing to heaven.Thank you sisselfan!
Excellent, even if a bit commercial at the expense of genuine spirituality. Fab voice! Still, the message is there. I hope people are drawn to the message, as well as the wonderful voice.
Stunningly beautiful and humble. I feel the same awe when listening to the amazing ANDREY NEMZER sings SAINT FRANCIS PRAYER. Such humility and inspiration!
this is heavenly. every time i listen to it, i feel awe. i love the way sissel starts singing from the balcony, as if an angel from up above. and the choir is the perfect addition to her voice. the orchestra, voices, place and atmosphere - everything just creates such an unforgettable experience!! btw, i was surprised to find out that the music was composed by edward grieg. i wonder how the original hymn sounded.
Because if they have microphones above the choir the instruments will be captured in these mics aswell. When they have individual mics. the balance between instruments and vocals adjusted in the mixer. In my opinion this is absolutely the best way in a church :-)) And i agree it is just beautiful, original Sissel keeps surprising .........
In this performance, the text _Ave, maris stella_ has been set to the 16th century French carol melody _Noel nouvelet_. You can find a number of peformances of this carol on RUclips. The Edvard Grieg setting of the _Ave, maris stella_ is very different than the one here.
I knew one Acadian; he always toasted the Queen of England with a glass of water👍 I love Sissel’s rendition of Ave Stella Maris as well as this version ruclips.net/video/TacNIbmDZ4s/видео.html Greetings from Western 🇨🇦 Pax Christi Tibi Pascale☮️❤️
Grazie tantissimo!!!! mi piace tanto e vorrei cantarla, ora posso scaricare le partiture!!!!! E' stato proprio gentile a darmi il titolo francese originale, perchè non l'avrei mai scoperto Grazie ancora Carla
Please don't have a problem with the pronunciation. Liturgical Latin is usually from the Italian tradition but they are others like Germanic Latin (often used in performances of the Brahms Requiem etc.). In the German way coeli is pronounced "tsoeli". I'm not sure if there is a Nordic pronunciation or variation but if everyone in the performance is using the same there shouldn't be a problem.
I have to say, Norway has its shit going on with music. Some of the most remarkable talent is there. Our top 100 in America is 90% just plain sad, and about 10% is worth listening to on a good day
Hell, I thought for years that OneRepublic must be European. It never dawned on me a great band could come from America these days lol. I am proud to be an American but if I listened to the entire top 100 here, I would have a stroke lol
The Grieg- Ave Maris Stella. (St. John's College Choir.) is a lovely clear version with power of multiple voices and some nice leads... the Sissel by comparison makes that look a pale weak insipid version with such power yet purity of her voice - one would hardly recognise as being the same piece.
@Maristela862 Maristela - que belo nome! Eu também sou católica ... Deve ser muito triste que seus filhos não acreditam na santidade da Virgem. Orem por eles. (No hablo portugues, soy argentina, pero entendi... un abrazo. -- Inés.)
Wow, the first half of this was absolutely spell-binding and transcendent -- and then the infernal rock beat started in and it's like everything that came before it was obliterated. Why, oh why, do they think we are so stupid and tasteless, that everything must be made into "rock" music??!
It's hard to explain in English since you don't have the kj sound but if you're able to read IPA it's pronounced [ˈsɪsːl̩ ˈçʏʁçəˌbøː] the ç is the kj sound and it's pronounced by placing your tongue in the same position as you're about to say YEAH but instead of going through with it you're just pushing air through that initial tongue and jaw placement and it becomes sort of a whispering sound. If you're familiar with German, it's the same sound as the ch part in Ich or Dichter. Norwegian Y is another hard one for English speakers since it doesn't have a clear equivalent. Same with the ø. Actually her whole name is a nightmare to pronounce for foreigners. So there.
She has a voice like the cantor at the parish I go to. Great voice! The only problem I have with this version is that she pronounces some of the Latin words incorrectly, for example, coeli should be pronounced 'chéli,' not 'kehli.' The latter would only be correct in classical Latin, but this is liturgical Latin, which has a lot of the same pronunciation rules as Italian. C followed by e, ae, oe, or i is always pronounced like ch.
Very beautiful - unfortunately the chant is NOT that of the gregorian hymn "Ave Maris Stella". It is the tune of a French carol called "Noel Nouvelet"!
Composers honored other composers long ago by appropriating tunes. Noel Nouvelet is one such song whose tune was based on an older one. Many American cowboy songs are based on older Irish folk songs. The lyrics were changed to suit the new place and culture. With some old tunes, we are not certain who borrowed from whom.
@LouisvilleTorn8o Please don't have a problem with the pronunciation. Liturgical Latin is usually from the Italian tradition but they are others like Germanic Latin (often used in performances of the Brahms Requiem etc.). In the German way coeli is pronounced "tsoeli". I'm not sure if there is a Nordic pronunciation or variation but if everyone in the performance is using the same there shouldn't be a problem.
Hi, I’m trying to leave England to go to Norway, but my family is trying is trying again to stop me do you have any ideas? Please help me if you can John.❤
AVE maris stella, HAIL, O Star of the ocean, Dei Mater alma, God's own Mother blest, atque semper Virgo, ever sinless Virgin, felix caeli porta. gate of heav'nly rest. Sumens illud Ave Taking that sweet Ave, Gabrielis ore, which from Gabriel came, funda nos in pace, peace confirm within us, mutans Hevae nomen. changing Eve's name. Solve vincula reis, Break the sinners' fetters, profer lumen caecis make our blindness day mala nostra pelle, Chase all evils from us, bona cuncta posce. for all blessings pray. Monstra te esse matrem: Show thyself a Mother, sumat per te preces, may the Word divine qui pro nobis natus, born for us thine Infant tulit esse tuus. hear our prayers through thine. Virgo singularis, Virgin all excelling, inter omnes mites, mildest of the mild, nos culpis solutos, free from guilt preserve us mitis fac et castos. meek and undefiled. Vitam praesta puram, Keep our life all spotless, iter para tutum: make our way secure ut videntes Iesum till we find in Jesus, semper collaetemur. joy for evermore. Sit laus Deo Patri, Praise to God the Father, summo Christo decus, honor to the Son, Spiritui Sancto, in the Holy Spirit, tribus honor unus. Amen. be the glory one. Amen.
I think she’ll have to wait till the wife dies then come to Norway and get married to someone I love then I’ll be OK on the start. Do you think that’s right
MARK 2 14 As he walked along, he saw Levi son of Alphaeus sitting at the tax collector’s booth. “Follow me,” Jesus told him, and Levi got up and followed him. Matthew 9 9 As Jesus went on from there, he saw a man named Matthew sitting at the tax collector’s booth. “Follow me,” he told him, and Matthew got up and followed him. can some one tell me about the reason for the differences notice; levi an spin letters around levi evil live out of mat you get wax or max .
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This classic song sung in a beautiful classic way by Sissel. What a treat! It is sung with reverence and awe in a pure angelic voice. What more can one ask! It is a foretaste of what heaven is all about. Praise God for giving us a gift like Sissel!
her voice is purer than the water of scandinavian springs. sissel, you will never be outdone
Her voice is like heaven. Love it🙏🤍
Lovely Sissel!!!
She has a perfect voice for modal song.
Very nice❤❤❤❤ ❤❤
Beautiful clear voice, singing reverently of The Blessed Mother.
Oh the pain oh the ecstacy, I cry I rejoice.It has it al. It reminds me of the saying as above so below. This is the closest thing to heaven.Thank you sisselfan!
Truly the voice of an Angel!
Beautiful, meaningful, spiritual!
Angels do exist, They sing beautifully and Sissel is one of them.
I agree with you completely
Eine wirklich wahnsinnig schöne Aufahme. Sissel ist einfach großartig.
Danke sisselfan für das alles.
GORGEOUS! I love the idea of setting the "Ave Maris Stella" to "Noel Nouvelet!" How did I never think of that? And what a heavenly voice too.
Wow, what a great voice shes got!
thanks for posting.
Sisselfan, sembra di essere...in paradiso!
Excellent, even if a bit commercial at the expense of genuine spirituality.
Fab voice! Still, the message is there. I hope people are drawn to the message, as well as the wonderful voice.
Stunningly beautiful and humble. I feel the same awe when listening to the amazing ANDREY NEMZER sings SAINT FRANCIS PRAYER. Such humility and inspiration!
The most marvellous living voice in the world.
I bag your pardon: in history.
this is heavenly. every time i listen to it, i feel awe. i love the way sissel starts singing from the balcony, as if an angel from up above. and the choir is the perfect addition to her voice. the orchestra, voices, place and atmosphere - everything just creates such an unforgettable experience!!
btw, i was surprised to find out that the music was composed by edward grieg. i wonder how the original hymn sounded.
when beauty, like love, is so intense it hurts.
Excellant j'aime !!!
TOTUS TUUS VIRGO MARIAE!!
Magnificent.
Because if they have microphones above the choir the instruments will be captured in these mics aswell. When they have individual mics. the balance between instruments and vocals adjusted in the mixer. In my opinion this is absolutely the best way in a church :-))
And i agree it is just beautiful, original Sissel keeps surprising .........
In this performance, the text _Ave, maris stella_ has been set to the 16th century French carol melody _Noel nouvelet_. You can find a number of peformances of this carol on RUclips. The Edvard Grieg setting of the _Ave, maris stella_ is very different than the one here.
Peace be with you; Happy Advent, Happy Hanukkah, Merry Christmas, God bless you...in name of Jesus Christ, thanks praise glory to God, amen.
Its also adopted as the national anthem for the Acadian people living in what is today Canada.
I knew one Acadian; he always toasted the Queen of England with a glass of water👍
I love Sissel’s rendition of Ave Stella Maris as well as this version
ruclips.net/video/TacNIbmDZ4s/видео.html
Greetings from Western 🇨🇦
Pax Christi Tibi Pascale☮️❤️
Grazie tantissimo!!!! mi piace tanto e vorrei cantarla, ora posso scaricare le partiture!!!!! E' stato proprio gentile a darmi il titolo francese originale, perchè non l'avrei mai scoperto
Grazie ancora
Carla
Beautiful. 5*****
Love Carina X
Please don't have a problem with the pronunciation. Liturgical Latin is usually from the Italian tradition but they are others like Germanic Latin (often used in performances of the Brahms Requiem etc.). In the German way coeli is pronounced "tsoeli". I'm not sure if there is a Nordic pronunciation or variation but if everyone in the performance is using the same there shouldn't be a problem.
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@Apeliotes Thank you, I was wondering about that. I appreciate your help.
que voz linda 👏👏👏👏
I have to say, Norway has its shit going on with music. Some of the most remarkable talent is there. Our top 100 in America is 90% just plain sad, and about 10% is worth listening to on a good day
I agree our music has gone downhill
Hell, I thought for years that OneRepublic must be European. It never dawned on me a great band could come from America these days lol. I am proud to be an American but if I listened to the entire top 100 here, I would have a stroke lol
yep me to
The Grieg- Ave Maris Stella. (St. John's College Choir.) is a lovely clear version with power of multiple voices and some nice leads... the Sissel by comparison makes that look a pale weak insipid version with such power yet purity of her voice - one would hardly recognise as being the same piece.
very pretty
Marana Ta,.. God will come
esa cancion voy a cantar en mi escuela como solista
Awe!!
@Maristela862 Maristela - que belo nome! Eu também sou católica ... Deve ser muito triste que seus filhos não acreditam na santidade da Virgem. Orem por eles.
(No hablo portugues, soy argentina, pero entendi... un abrazo. -- Inés.)
@dott1006 : this is not E. Grieg's, though he did composed one for mixed choir a capella. Yet I don't know who is responsible for this version ;)
Se si guarda per il canzone francese Noël Nouvelet, potreste trovare le partiture
Wow, the first half of this was absolutely spell-binding and transcendent -- and then the infernal rock beat started in and it's like everything that came before it was obliterated. Why, oh why, do they think we are so stupid and tasteless, that everything must be made into "rock" music??!
She is terrific, but how do you pronounce her last name?
It's hard to explain in English since you don't have the kj sound but if you're able to read IPA it's pronounced [ˈsɪsːl̩ ˈçʏʁçəˌbøː] the ç is the kj sound and it's pronounced by placing your tongue in the same position as you're about to say YEAH but instead of going through with it you're just pushing air through that initial tongue and jaw placement and it becomes sort of a whispering sound. If you're familiar with German, it's the same sound as the ch part in Ich or Dichter. Norwegian Y is another hard one for English speakers since it doesn't have a clear equivalent. Same with the ø. Actually her whole name is a nightmare to pronounce for foreigners. So there.
It sounds nothing like it appears to be in English. Try this. www.howtopronounce.com/norwegian/sissel-kyrkjebo/
She has a voice like the cantor at the parish I go to. Great voice! The only problem I have with this version is that she pronounces some of the Latin words incorrectly, for example, coeli should be pronounced 'chéli,' not 'kehli.' The latter would only be correct in classical Latin, but this is liturgical Latin, which has a lot of the same pronunciation rules as Italian. C followed by e, ae, oe, or i is always pronounced like ch.
Very beautiful - unfortunately the chant is NOT that of the gregorian hymn "Ave Maris Stella". It is the tune of a French carol called "Noel Nouvelet"!
Composers honored other composers long ago by appropriating tunes. Noel Nouvelet is one such song whose tune was based on an older one. Many American cowboy songs are based on older Irish folk songs. The lyrics were changed to suit the new place and culture. With some old tunes, we are not certain who borrowed from whom.
@LouisvilleTorn8o
Please don't have a problem with the pronunciation. Liturgical Latin is usually from the Italian tradition but they are others like Germanic Latin (often used in performances of the Brahms Requiem etc.). In the German way coeli is pronounced "tsoeli". I'm not sure if there is a Nordic pronunciation or variation but if everyone in the performance is using the same there shouldn't be a problem.
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Shorter hair really suits her face.
Hi, I’m trying to leave England to go to Norway, but my family is trying is trying again to stop me do you have any ideas? Please help me if you can John.❤
chi è l'autore della melodia? vorrei avere lo spartito musicale per coro, come devo cercarlo?
grazie
Carla
AVE maris stella, HAIL, O Star of the ocean,
Dei Mater alma, God's own Mother blest,
atque semper Virgo, ever sinless Virgin,
felix caeli porta. gate of heav'nly rest.
Sumens illud Ave Taking that sweet Ave,
Gabrielis ore, which from Gabriel came,
funda nos in pace, peace confirm within us,
mutans Hevae nomen. changing Eve's name.
Solve vincula reis, Break the sinners' fetters,
profer lumen caecis make our blindness day mala nostra pelle, Chase all evils from us,
bona cuncta posce. for all blessings pray.
Monstra te esse matrem: Show thyself a Mother,
sumat per te preces, may the Word divine
qui pro nobis natus, born for us thine Infant
tulit esse tuus. hear our prayers through thine.
Virgo singularis, Virgin all excelling,
inter omnes mites, mildest of the mild,
nos culpis solutos, free from guilt preserve us
mitis fac et castos. meek and undefiled.
Vitam praesta puram, Keep our life all spotless,
iter para tutum: make our way secure
ut videntes Iesum till we find in Jesus,
semper collaetemur. joy for evermore.
Sit laus Deo Patri, Praise to God the Father,
summo Christo decus, honor to the Son,
Spiritui Sancto, in the Holy Spirit,
tribus honor unus. Amen. be the glory one. Amen.
anyone else notice thing like this in the bible i should look at
screws with my head fell like the book is always changing
To w kościele jest??
Looks like it🤔❤️
or wat
atqUe sempER virgo I suggest to improve the pronunciation....
I think she’ll have to wait till the wife dies then come to Norway and get married to someone I love then I’ll be OK on the start. Do you think that’s right
MARK 2 14 As he walked along, he saw Levi son of Alphaeus sitting at the tax collector’s booth. “Follow me,” Jesus told him, and Levi got up and followed him.
Matthew 9 9 As Jesus went on from there, he saw a man named Matthew sitting at the tax collector’s booth. “Follow me,” he told him, and Matthew got up and followed him.
can some one tell me about the reason for the differences
notice; levi an spin letters around levi evil live out of mat you get wax or max .