It will never stop boggling my mind how one person wrote all the different parts for all of the different instruments and voices to work perfectly together, making a sound so divine it wrenches your very being and causes you to close your eyes in awe.
At first the notion of hanging out in heaven with angels singing all the time sounds a bit boring...but when you hear this, you realize that it could be pretty good.
Dutch artists sound like THE legitimate successor of German Baroque music. This almost ethereal performance is beaten by none! Despite all those controversial political censorship, no one can deny RUclips's enormous contribution to archiving the greatest music mankind has managed to accumulate.
Yes, that's why these presentations by the Netherlands Bach people are so important to me, too. Like you, I remember many if not most of the bass lines even though I have never participated in the Bach B minor on stage. My college choir scheduled its performances (with a famous orchestra) the year before I joined and in 40+ years of choral singing subsequently I never managed to hook up with a good ensemble that programmed it. No better fun, and the Netherlands people show it in their presentations.
Oh, my fellow tenor, what memories! I sang it in 2000 on a concert tour through Brazil - with 30 degrees and 100 % humidity in the church and parts of the audience dancing (!) to the "Cum sancto spiritu". One of the most "sportive" and at the same time deeply heartfelt musical experience.
I have never believed in perfection in all aspects of life ... but Bach's music proved the opposite. It is perfection. It is the cosmic soul in hormonal musical notes.
Cum Sancto Spiritu at the end of the Gloria is more often than not a fugue. I honestly don't know why. There are better minds than mine. However, this fugue of Bach never fails to uplift me and to put a smile on my face and to rewind back to the beginning and to listen to it all in it's complex and yet orderly magnificence. After 3 months home, back in the far South West of England, I'm back at work in Port Moresby now on day 12 (I think) of quarantine in isolation and this RUclips video has certainly raised my spirits. :)
One can only imagine the amount of painstaking practice let alone tremendous talent of each member of this ensemble, to achieve this level of performance.
I’ve sung this a few times and if you can’t keep count to your entry you’re in big trouble!!! But what a wonderful version this is: fantastic period instruments, a beautiful festive setting and the most amazing voices. Bravo the Nertherlands Bach Society. I’m your biggest fan ...
Although there are (also) solo parts, one can feel from this section of this great Mass, that it is meant to be performed by a lot of musicians, to be heard by humanity in general. The excellent NBS musicians and their conductor do not disappoint us - they give us one of the best performances of this Mass, ever! Bravissimi to all of you!
I love the fugue sections, but the second go-around when it's shifted to B minor is especially awesome. The blending of he altos with the orchestra in the reprise of the subject is exquisite. This is absoultely joyful to listen to on so many levels. Like everyone else here, tears of joy well up in my eyes.
I truly believe music is more than the beliefs it espouses... this music, and Baroque music like it, is a mathematical equation for realizing the beauty of how nature is constituted, aurally. Whether you believe someone, or something, created it and imbued it innately with that beauty, or that our senses and consciousness evolved to be able to organize the patterns in nature and associate it with well-being and prosperity, there is a path to appreciating what this music, and all music, underneath the text, conveys.
Cum Santo Spirit...final del Gloria de la Misa en Si menor del Gran J. S. Bach...Todo un desafío: interpretación, velocidad, precisión, afinación, temas fugados , vocalización, y sincronización con la orquesta y dirección...que belleza! Desde Puebla México...un saludo.
Wonderful! Wunderbarl! Bach is pure genius. And it's a dance. How can anyone be an atheist when listening this? So we evolved from nothing, did we? Nothing is what rocks drream of!
So you have a problem with life evolution from simple to complex, but you find it easier to believe that an all-powerful personal consciousness just exists, since ever, beyond time with no origin, no end and never created... :)) Anyway, let's just enjoy this music! :)
I've come back to this time and time again since it was first published. It's one of the finest examples of choral/orchestral artistry, perfect tempo, commitment to time, and brilliant joy I've ever heard in classical music. Bravi!
Beautiful and exciting performance as was the entire video from which this snippet was taken. I was fortunate enough to see and hear the B Minor Mass performed in the Thomaskirche in Leipzig by the Thomanerchor, Gewandhaus Orchestra on the 250th anniversary of Bach's death. It was quite amazing. It was at the performance that it finally became clear to me how so much of the Mass consists of ecstatic dances, so much so, on that occasion in fact, that a number of the Thomaner boys could not suppress moving in response to the rhythm. The video is also on RUclips.
Magnifique passage de la messe en si mineur. J'observe avec plaisir la présence d'Hana Blazikova qui était également présente à Prague fin mars 2015 pour prêter sa voix au Collegium 1704 dans la même oeuvre sous la direction de Vaclav Luks.
Recently I discovered the fact (unbeknownst to me alone perhaps) that Holland holds not a few unbeatable (still commercially low-profile) talents who presents literally perfect Bach.
Imagine if modern musicians named their songs as classical worlds. Despachito in b minor op 36 Gangnam style in c minor KSV 202, mvt 2 Interesting how people created a naming standard limited to something like 12 common keys for millions of pieces.
The numbered systems are catalogued long after the musician's death. The Bach BWV system was created 200 years after his death. If there are a substantial catalogue of Bieber works still being played in 200 years then they may well also get numbered for clarity!
Go ahead, listen to the Cum Sancto Spiritu a few times and watch the singers' and conductor's involvement in the music. No one cares if you rock and roll with the singers; that's what you are supposed to do. Sing along, make up the words if you like (but the original Latin text is always great), but participate. I'll bet you get a charge out of this even if you have sung this masterwork a dozen times, and singing it will lift you up.
Best style ever for Bach religious works!!..... Crisp, bright, sweet, vigorous, harmonious, quite loose. Small choir with lovely voices! powerful orchestra! No more of those slow ponderous orchestral contributions and no more of that dreadful muddy "big choir" sound topped off by harsh "shrieking" uncontrolled soprano voices.
I’m so pleased this conductor keeps Sato in line. I laugh to see how this violinist acts like he’s running the show - sitting leaning forward half turned around in his chair, while the entire orchestra utterly ignores him.
My mother doesn't understand the concept of crying out of sheer joy and spiritual elation she always tries to stop me and gets so upset with me for it! Let me enjoy it with you because it's not very English! It's my little secret being European still at heart! It makes me feel very patriotic.😉
It will never stop boggling my mind how one person wrote all the different parts for all of the different instruments and voices to work perfectly together, making a sound so divine it wrenches your very being and causes you to close your eyes in awe.
This final of the Gloria in Bach's "Mass in B minor" is simply a contagious joy. It's the choir of angels singing before God.
At first the notion of hanging out in heaven with angels singing all the time sounds a bit boring...but when you hear this, you realize that it could be pretty good.
Not to oversell it but...this is the greatest movement in the greatest musical masterwork ever written.
Not to oversell it but... *continues to oversell it*
Thomas Hobbs in 1min5s begins with one of the most beautiful moments that have ever been made, it is a masterpiece
Dutch artists sound like THE legitimate successor of German Baroque music. This almost ethereal performance is beaten by none! Despite all those controversial political censorship, no one can deny RUclips's enormous contribution to archiving the greatest music mankind has managed to accumulate.
I sang it in 1993 and 2009 and I remember every notes of tenor line today. I feel privileged with my memory
Yes, that's why these presentations by the Netherlands Bach people are so important to me, too. Like you, I remember many if not most of the bass lines even though I have never participated in the Bach B minor on stage. My college choir scheduled its performances (with a famous orchestra) the year before I joined and in 40+ years of choral singing subsequently I never managed to hook up with a good ensemble that programmed it. No better fun, and the Netherlands people show it in their presentations.
Best regards from bass, who feels as much privileged as you do :)
Oh, my fellow tenor, what memories! I sang it in 2000 on a concert tour through Brazil - with 30 degrees and 100 % humidity in the church and parts of the audience dancing (!) to the "Cum sancto spiritu". One of the most "sportive" and at the same time deeply heartfelt musical experience.
@@maciejschumacher3590 And from soprano II. ❤
This part of the Mass is written in such a way that makes my tears roll down every time I listen to it. Sublime music - cathartic effect!
The trumpet line in the last eight bars *03:20* gives me goosebumps.
..that's what Bach usually DOES :)
Goosebumps for you, for me, as a trumpet player, nightmares.
The Sanctus clears
and it's really tough to play especially on natural trumpet
This is just...
...pure perfection
Aww man
@@gambe96 for now I won't explode you
@@gambe96 so we back in the mine
@@timmy9796 got our pickaxe swinging from side to side
@@gambe96 side-side to side
every bit of the Mass in B minor is a jewel in the glorious crown crafted by JS Bach! But you lot make me cry (with joy) far too often! :)
Really agree with this comment ❤️
@@ashencooray And I really agree to this comment and the comment that prompted it! ;)
I have never believed in perfection in all aspects of life ... but Bach's music proved the opposite. It is perfection. It is the cosmic soul in hormonal musical notes.
Music of the highest order ever to emerge on this planet!
Cum Sancto Spiritu at the end of the Gloria is more often than not a fugue. I honestly don't know why. There are better minds than mine. However, this fugue of Bach never fails to uplift me and to put a smile on my face and to rewind back to the beginning and to listen to it all in it's complex and yet orderly magnificence.
After 3 months home, back in the far South West of England, I'm back at work in Port Moresby now on day 12 (I think) of quarantine in isolation and this RUclips video has certainly raised my spirits. :)
It reminds me to my mother who sung this many years ago. Tears in my eyes.
Fugue in all its splendor. What a masterpiece !
A masterpiece, simply magnificent ❤️
The more you listen to it, the better it gets.
One can only imagine the amount of painstaking practice let alone tremendous talent of each member of this ensemble, to achieve this level of performance.
to me, the GREATEST music on earth the Mass from Bach..
I’ve sung this a few times and if you can’t keep count to your entry you’re in big trouble!!!
But what a wonderful version this is: fantastic period instruments, a beautiful festive setting and the most amazing voices. Bravo the Nertherlands Bach Society. I’m your biggest fan ...
yeah i played 3rd trumpet in this once and was kinda betting the first two kept count... fail
Unbelievable, this is by far the most rhytmic accurate performance of Cum Sancto Spiritu ever heard!
Stunningly convincing and great performance of music that I have been listening to (regularly) for 40 years
best music ever
Although there are (also) solo parts, one can feel from this section of this great Mass, that it is meant to be performed by a lot of musicians, to be heard by humanity in general. The excellent NBS musicians and their conductor do not disappoint us - they give us one of the best performances of this Mass, ever! Bravissimi to all of you!
Historic performance is an understatement.
An absolutely fantastic performance with Bach's joyful and devoted homage to God so moving and emotional music that touch.
Thank's NBS
I love the fugue sections, but the second go-around when it's shifted to B minor is especially awesome. The blending of he altos with the orchestra in the reprise of the subject is exquisite. This is absoultely joyful to listen to on so many levels. Like everyone else here, tears of joy well up in my eyes.
IMHO, the greatest vocal fugue from the Master.
Tempi, dynamics, phrasing, joy. This choir and band have it all!
2:15 Modulation in Soprano. So beautiful. I can't get over it
Like almost all your listeners, makes me cry...with Joy!
I truly believe music is more than the beliefs it espouses... this music, and Baroque music like it, is a mathematical equation for realizing the beauty of how nature is constituted, aurally. Whether you believe someone, or something, created it and imbued it innately with that beauty, or that our senses and consciousness evolved to be able to organize the patterns in nature and associate it with well-being and prosperity, there is a path to appreciating what this music, and all music, underneath the text, conveys.
ESPECTACULAR, MAJESTUOSO BELLÍSIMO.
GRACIAS DESDE MÉXICO
This is a piece of music with one of the most drive that I know.
Cum Santo Spirit...final del Gloria de la Misa en Si menor del Gran J. S. Bach...Todo un desafío: interpretación, velocidad, precisión, afinación, temas fugados , vocalización, y sincronización con la orquesta y dirección...que belleza! Desde Puebla México...un saludo.
Absolutely amazing contrapunctal writing
Wonderful! Wunderbarl! Bach is pure genius. And it's a dance. How can anyone be an atheist when listening this? So we evolved from nothing, did we? Nothing is what rocks drream of!
So you have a problem with life evolution from simple to complex, but you find it easier to believe that an all-powerful personal consciousness just exists, since ever, beyond time with no origin, no end and never created... :)) Anyway, let's just enjoy this music! :)
@@cristianbranea5034 ,
Think about it: Matter, energy, space and time must have an origin. That which is eternal must be divine.
I've come back to this time and time again since it was first published. It's one of the finest examples of choral/orchestral artistry, perfect tempo, commitment to time, and brilliant joy I've ever heard in classical music. Bravi!
Out of words other than "Deo Gloria"
Music of Bach Is wonderful. I feel in the sky.
Lovely to hear this again; it's been awhile.
Ah! What an edifying chorus! Bach's wields his devout magic!
Mesmerising
Beautiful and exciting performance as was the entire video from which this snippet was taken. I was fortunate enough to see and hear the B Minor Mass performed in the Thomaskirche in Leipzig by the Thomanerchor, Gewandhaus Orchestra on the 250th anniversary of Bach's death. It was quite amazing. It was at the performance that it finally became clear to me how so much of the Mass consists of ecstatic dances, so much so, on that occasion in fact, that a number of the Thomaner boys could not suppress moving in response to the rhythm. The video is also on RUclips.
Bach absolutely and totally kicks over the traces here!
Magnifique passage de la messe en si mineur. J'observe avec plaisir la présence d'Hana Blazikova qui était également présente à Prague fin mars 2015 pour prêter sa voix au Collegium 1704 dans la même oeuvre sous la direction de Vaclav Luks.
Perfekcyjne wykonanie, doskonaļe zagrane I zaśpiewane. Słuchakąc, latam ponad dachami I jestem w Niebie.
Just wow. No words to describe the beauty in their performance and in Bach’s genius.
NBS is the contemporary Concentus Musicus. The late master, Harnoncourt, would be glad to know Bach's work rests in good hands.
Angel's voices perfect sounds
Now this is really spectacular
Pure bliss.
È bello vedervi e sentirvi siete meravigliosi e Bach commuove. ...bravissimi!!!!
Hay una palabra para el.
Genio...
i'd love to had heard this live
I am an atheist, but I regret it when I hear Bach.
I am an atheist too, but Bach's music certainly inspires a feeling of awe which I am guessing is the closest to a religious feeling I'll ever come.
Don't regret it, just enjoy the fact that you are a rational being who is also capable of being spiritually uplifted.
just stop regretting and believe in God, it's actually the most rational choice when it comes to beliefs !
belief is totally irrational. if you make up your worldview based on irrationality, you are either deluded or sick.
If it speaks to you that much, there's nothing to say you're prohibited from believing or reconsidering at least. Either way you can still enjoy it.
Magnificent the angels voices
Glorious! Bravissimi!
Glorious! Thank you!
C’est tout simplement incroyable
Recently I discovered the fact (unbeknownst to me alone perhaps) that Holland holds not a few unbeatable (still commercially low-profile) talents who presents literally perfect Bach.
Maravilhoso!
just phantastic! thank you
Mais quel rythme effréné et quelle maîtrise ! Superbe, bravo !!!
That bass player ❤️❤️❤️
Magníficos!!!!!
Very good, you should believe
How completely awesome 😮
Imagine if modern musicians named their songs as classical worlds.
Despachito in b minor op 36
Gangnam style in c minor KSV 202, mvt 2
Interesting how people created a naming standard limited to something like 12 common keys for millions of pieces.
lmao
The numbered systems are catalogued long after the musician's death. The Bach BWV system was created 200 years after his death. If there are a substantial catalogue of Bieber works still being played in 200 years then they may well also get numbered for clarity!
Fantastisch!
Go ahead, listen to the Cum Sancto Spiritu a few times and watch the singers' and conductor's involvement in the music. No one cares if you rock and roll with the singers; that's what you are supposed to do. Sing along, make up the words if you like (but the original Latin text is always great), but participate. I'll bet you get a charge out of this even if you have sung this masterwork a dozen times, and singing it will lift you up.
Fantastic bravo !!!
Best style ever for Bach religious works!!..... Crisp, bright, sweet, vigorous, harmonious, quite loose. Small choir with lovely voices! powerful orchestra! No more of those slow ponderous orchestral contributions and no more of that dreadful muddy "big choir" sound topped off by harsh "shrieking" uncontrolled soprano voices.
Fabulous! Happy Christmas all 😘
Wondrous
Chills!!
Sensationell gut!
I’m so pleased this conductor keeps Sato in line. I laugh to see how this violinist acts like he’s running the show - sitting leaning forward half turned around in his chair, while the entire orchestra utterly ignores him.
😊😊😊 One entire day for me. 😇
Pues me imagino a Bach riendose incluso de su propia música. 😂😂😂
Igual a veces no se acuerda que las otras personas son humanas.
Solo el y Mozart.
Llegan a estos cielos
❤
The naked face of genius displayed.
No hay manera de no sentirse cristiano cuando uno escucha a Bach
Bravi!
My mother doesn't understand the concept of crying out of sheer joy and spiritual elation she always tries to stop me and gets so upset with me for it! Let me enjoy it with you because it's not very English! It's my little secret being European still at heart! It makes me feel very patriotic.😉
Es bonito a rabiar!!
1:04
I love it😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤
👍
MERAVIGLA!!!!
I got a kick out of watching Robert Franenberg play the contrabass!
💥💛💚❤️💥
I can always trust a fugue from Bach to take me to another planet :]
Skøn musik og vældig flot kor-sang.....
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 wonderful
hermosaaaaaa.. 1.05 min
Ништяк
Nothing outstanding ☺️
Just Bach-level-standart-piece-of-music)
Thanks be to Jesus that Sato didn't ruin THIS piece by playing it like a violin concerto!
A little too fast for me...