"Illuminare" by Elaine Hagenberg
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2023
- Illuminare by Elaine Hagenberg
www.elainehagenberg.com/illum...
Carnegie Hall Premiere/ Manhattan Concert Productions
Dr. James Rodde, conductor
Illuminare is Elaine’s first extended work, consisting of five movements for SATB chorus and chamber orchestra. Using lesser-known sacred Latin, Greek, and English texts, the piece takes us through a season of beauty and goodness that has been disrupted by darkness and confusion. But as Light gradually returns, hope is restored, illuminating our future and guiding us in peace.
Intro 0:00
1. Splendor 0:01
2. Caritas 3:38
3. Nox 8:23
4. Munera pacis 11:57
5. Illuminare his 18:27 
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I’m an atheist but I almost teared up during the solo. Definitely one of the most emotionally touching choral pieces I’ve ever listened to-and it’s not just because of the lyrics. So excited and honored to sing this.
Fellow Agnostic here. Singing it in our Spring Concert
Singing it in NY in April
@@truthanddevotion Praying God opens your heart to Him. He is real and loves you! "The fool has said in his heart there is no God." Psalm 14:1
Praying God opens your heart to Him. He is real and loves you! "The fool has said in his heart there is no God." Psalm 14:1
God loves you so much, he gave his only son to die the most excruciating death, to forgive you from your sins. We are all sinful, but Jesus promises us eternal life, if we believe and put our faith in him. ❤️🙏. I do not want you to spend your eternity in hell. Hell is a very terrible place. Please pick up a Bible and read a gospel- only reading the book of Matthew could have the power to change your entire life and give you life eternal. ❤️🙏
Was so blessed to sing this movement two weeks ago at Carnegie hall in NYC.
Munera Pacis had me in tears. “Peace I leave with you, my peace I give you, not as the world gives, gives I to you.” 17:19
Thank you Elaine Hagenburg, and thanks be to God. 17:19
Our group from Saskatchewan is performing this at Carnegie Hall next month too! Was the tenor solo someone within the choir or from Carnegie at the one you saw?
@maxeyre2024 He was from one of our choirs that came. I’ll have to find his name in the program but he had a beautiful voice.
My school choir and a several other schools sang this piece together at Carnegie.
Have a great time in NYC! Carnegie Hall is beautiful and NYC is filled with so many things to do. Safe travels :)
@@averyjackson9797 That’s amazing!! Thank you so much
I play cello, and he just did this with out High School last night and I swear when the choir came in while we were playing I was holding back tears. Love this
We’re singing this TODAY! This incredible piece moves me like no other!
I got to sing this song with my choir on April 6. It was so much fun to sing.
I just sang this in Feb. of 2024. The words and sounds stay with me. Our community chorus which has been around for almost 100 years maintains a steady following of family and friends of choristers plus sophisticated NYC music followers. Elaine Hagenberg's gift of touching the soul through music is extraordinary. With thanks for our new conductor, Dr. Christine Howlett, for introducing her to us as part of the repertoire we know--from Bach to all the masters of the Mass, to RV Williams, gospel, soul, Dave Brubeck, Alice Parker, Ola, Jake, etc.-- and far beyond in national sounds of Spain, Finland, Mexico, Italy, Russia, France, and so many more. Tears, indeed, well up in performers and audience alike as we recognize our imperfections and thank God for gracious love and great art.
It’s such a good peace to sing, I just sang it today in fact!
I was fortunate enough to be able to sing this during a Christmas program, and I really enjoyed it. Nox was hands down my favorite, as a percussionist and singer. That bass drum part added so much to the piece. Every time we finished it my heart would be racing as we stood on stage in the brief silence between movements. It was super fun to sing, and the contrast between this and the following movement does a fantastic job of communicating what the world feels like without Jesus and the hope that He brings into it.
Additionally the beginning and end have such joy to them, even though the first soprano part was a killer towards the end 😆
Bravo Miss Hagenberg
The chorale I sing with will be performing this for our Christmas Concert. I can't wait!
Wow! This performance gives me chills. I can't wait to perform this with my choir in April. Simply gorgeous...evocative...and that tenor solo is divine!
You going to Carnegie Hall also in April?
No, we are performing at my alma mater in L.A. I wish i were going to Carnegie in April! @@gamermom0708
Man, the speed they take Nox. Impressive!!!
Just sang this today, this has to be one of the most beautiful songs I’ve ever sung!
This is an instant favourite.
There will be tears across the World whenever the fourth section (Munera pacis) is sung, because it's beautiful. The tenor solo is exquisite (bravo to this singer). For me, Munera pacis is worthy of Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber. Yes, this whole piece is an instant classic for the repertoire.
Congratulations to the conductor, massed choirs and orchestra.
And simply 'thank you'.
(Ashley, in England)
Again, again and over again, Mrs. Hagenberg entreats the world to her awe inspiring choral masteepieces!
I can't wait to sing this in Ireland with Elaine Hagenberg, Dr. Craig Zamer, and TSU, known as Tennessee Tech University Chorale, and everyone else whos coming with us.
absolutely slayed
100% mega slay
I had the pleasure of hearing this performance at Carnegie Hall yesterday... almost cried! Thank you Hagenberg and Dr. Rodde for inspiring what I want to do in college!
I as there too! My son sang in the afternoon performance and this piece was the best we heard all day! Choral perfection!
@@mariaxenick2745 Awesome! I was actually with National Concerts, I might have even met your son! :)
Just beautiful Elaine. I recently encountered your work and was immediately impressed with your noble yet delicate style of writing. I have subscribed and plan to do some of your works with my choirs. Keep doing what you’re doing - there is only one Elaine Hagenberg. God be with you!
Low Kyrie... then a quet moment... then the drums hit! NOX ET TENEBRAE! I was in tears without realizing it...
I have been fortunate enough to sing this collection in a choir earlier this year, and every time I listen to Illuminare his i get filled with awe at the beauty present in this masterpiece. This group did an excellent job in their performance!
I cannot wait to sing this in my college choir!
To me, Munera Pacis is one of the most emotionally-complete, musically-fleshed-out movements in any music I've heard. I love the progression and cohesion of ideas so much. And obviously Nox and Splendor rock lol
Can't wait to perform this piece soon for an upcoming concert. (Performed at Houston Christian University directed by Dr. Klotz)
mad lad
me too i can’t wait!!
ayee dawgs up
Fantastic work !!! "Nox" remember me 2nd mov of Stabat Mater ´s Poulenc, but sounds powerfull.
can't wait to sing this piece as an alto with the corvallis repertory singers this december!
I look forward to joining you in the alto section of crs ❤
Farragut high school (the school I go to) is going to sing this in Ireland and Elaine hagenburg herself will teach it to us
That super cool 😎 I got to sing the song too. But Mr.Roger did with me
Wow! What an accomplishment. Congratulations! This is beautiful.
We’re singing it tonight!
Your illuminare is such a beautiful piece so crisp in sound.🎉❤💐🌺🥰😘
Gloriously beautiful, awesome uplifting worship music, thank you choir for sharing the music.
If there were a Real Book for choir such as what exists for big bands, this would immediately go into that 😀 A fantastic piece - congratulations ♥♥
The Munera Pacis is absolutely amazing the voice of the tenor is spot on. Elaine you just keep getting better every year. Thanks for sharing your arrangements.😊
Bravisimo !!!!
❤ Amazing
This exquisitely gorgeous music brought tears to my eyes! Thank you, thank you. Praise God!
Springfield Mid America Singers will perform this piece with orchestra in April and we are so excited. What a fantastic, well written and moving piece. Thank you Elaine....
What an absolutely amazing performance!!
I know they think big in America, but what a choir...........huge!
If this is the composers' first large scale work, it's worth keeping an eye open for future pieces. Some good stuff going on here.
I had the privilege to sing Splendor in the South Dakota All State Choir just a month ago, and it was my absolute favorite piece! My favorite part would have to be when the Altos had their little solo part, it was soooo pretty! Being able to sing Splendor was an amazing experience, thank for composing these beautiful pieces, I look forward to hearing what comes next!
Do I tell my choir director about this song/collection
Hmm
The longest song we’ve done was song of the universal at 11 minutes
This is more than twice as long
BUT
It’s by our favorite artist, Elaine Hagenberg…
Decisions decisions..
Just discovered, thanks to YT's brilliant 'match you up with videos similar to those watched' policy. Lovely - thank you, from England.
Orchestra is "fabulous " 👌
Astounding. Although obviously unique in comparison to any of your other pieces, I am happy to hear so many familiar nods to your previous works combine into one cohesive and articulate performance. Thank you for your personal style over the choral counterpoint; it inspires me and my colleagues immensely.
P.S. There is no such thing as too much G / D major, as you have just implied! :)
I sang this earlier this year and enjoyed every minute of it❤
Performing this song in choir in March! It’s gonna be a blast!
Wonderful! Thank you! What is the name of the choir?
Wonderful. Wish I had the opportunity to sing this!
preforming this for All County Honors Chorus♥️♥️
AMeN of GLory! A 😇❤
We are singing this on Sunday. So excited! Rehearsals were emotional!
10:10...
Turn Uour Eyes Upon JESUS...WE DO THINGS BECAUSE THEY ARE RIGHT AND PROMOTE JUSTICE AND THE KINGDOM OF GOD....not because we want something in return...Selah...
I performed this as a violinist in my high school’s orchestra! I must say- it was a challenging piece, but we made it through sounding great as ever! This piece is wonderful as well. Keep up the great work! I’d love to hear more of your work soon!