Tracklist: 00:00:00 I. Requiem aeternam - Kyrie 00:08:52 II. Dies irae: Dies irae 00:10:53 II. Dies irae: Tuba mirum 00:13:42 II. Dies irae: Liber scriptus 00:18:24 II. Dies irae: Quid sum miser 00:21:59 II. Dies irae: Rex tremendae 00:25:15 II. Dies irae: Recordare 00:29:19 II. Dies irae: Ingemisco 00:32:26 II. Dies irae: Confutatis 00:37:24 II. Dies irae: Lacrymosa 00:43:09 III. Offertorium: Domine Jesu Christe 00:52:38 IV. Sanctus 00:55:10 V. Agnus Dei 01:00:19 VI. Lux aeterna 01:06:14 VII. Libera me
Grandioso, sublime , emotivo. eleva el alma. No me canso de escucharlo, Verdi gran compositor, todo es perfecto en él, sus operas y el requiem que supera todo lo demás, Desde Toledo.
Gil Telvanni, The Mage. Correct. But some self-identified Christians follow Christ in heretical or impudent ways. Thus, they cannot be called proper Christians. Mormons, for example, who don’t believe in the Trinity, or Fundamentalists, who don’t believe in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, a particular variation of which this work was written for... Yes, Christianity is **simply** following Jesus, but what that entails isn’t so simple and many great saints have devoted their lives to working out what those two **simple** words means. For example, St. Thomas Aquinas’ Summa Theologica is a massive unfinished multi-volume tomb devoted to those two **simple** words.
If you don’t believe that Christ becomes flesh and sheds his blood during every single mass throughout the world for all time, and you don’t regularly go there to witness and celebrate it, can it really be said that you “follow Christ”?
I completely agree. Sacred music like this is for everyone, and it can mean something different for every person listening. The great thing about the language of music is that we can all "speak" it and understand it, whether we speak in Music Theory terms, or not.... :-)
"La inmediatez de las últimas cosas de la vida y el precio que hay que pagar para su disfrute. Bellísimas y sensuales melodías hacen frente al horror y la miseria humana".
I must have listened to this dozens of times, but that bit just before the end at 1:16:00, where the soprano voice comes soaring in over the hushed chorus: "liiiiberrraaaaa me, domine... liiiiberrraaaaa me, domine..." still gives me goosebumps every time I hear it!
Dear Brilliant Classics, Many Thanks For This Fine Upload. I love Sacred Music specially just about anything composed by Verdi. He was an awesome and amazing composer in more ways than one. This Music is so serene and calming even if you do not know Jesus Christ as Your Lord and Saviour. Sacred Music such as this should be promoted a lot as it is not often one gets to hear this Music specially from the Neck of The Woods where I am from that is namely India. Verdi's Requiem is a Precious Jewel and in this 21st Century that we live in it is much needed as an awesome "Stress Buster" which it truly is. Please continue to provide us with awesome music such as this. A Big Reason I appreciate Sacred Music is because not too long ago I was a Trappist Monk in Formation in a Trappist Monastery in the US South in the State Of Georgia. For Lunch and Supper the Monks use to play a Selection of all kinds of Sacred Music specially Gregorian Chant. Verdi's Requiem and Mozart's Requiem was often played at Lunch Time. I no longer live in the USA but still dig this Music as you can see.
Masterpiece...I cryed listening it in todays society i have no girl,no wife, no family no one i survived all alone as single beautiful soy una solo soy una requiem 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Dies irae: Dies irae Dies irae: Tuba mirum Dies irae: Liber scriptus Dies irae: Quid sum miser Dies irae: Rex tremendae Dies irae: Recordare Dies irae: Ingem Dies irae: Confutatis Dies irae: Lacrymosa verdi loves the dies irae
I remember way back in 1968 to 69 at Lovers Lane, Steubenville, Ohio often listening to VERDI's REQUIEM played by the phonograph on that USAFA-Like Student DESK, called The BANK or bank desk, where cash was saved for spring plantings outside, etc. That was long ago. The only mYSTERY that remained was that 1940s era RED BOOK of PROPHECIES and PREDICTIONS, by WING ANDERSON, a contemporary of JOHn GILLISPIE MAGEE Junior. Well, what is so Enigmatic about that? THE DYER DEVICE: MORTPM CICA AE MOICA that was Hand Wriiten on 2 Blank Pages within Its Pages! Riddle-Like like MENE MENE TEKEL UPHARSIN! This is very Difficult to Explain the Enormous Effect It had on the completely Separate LC Constitution-Code of The 9th Year of 1972, that had no connection whatsoever with that Student Desk imitation of USAFA'S Cadewt Student Desks there! It totally BROKE DOWN the Entirety of the original ALBERTUS CODE of "LEGES CLAMO LEGES CLAMAMUS into The TWILIGHT ZONE of Its Teleological END!
near the start of the second movement, there is a woman who is a bit too loud . her voice is amazing, but she is singing like she is a soloist, in this perticular scenario, she should be treating it more like a team player, and try to blend in more. the power of that segment comes from the booming, sudden presence of everyone's voice and hers stands out too much
Դա այս հին վայրի աշխարհի առաջարկներն էին > ապրել, կիսվել, զբաղեցնել, զվարճանալ և միասին ապրել: Ցավոք, մենք այնքան կենտրոնացած ենք եղել ժամանակների փոփոխության վրա, որ ժամանակ կամ գիտակցություն չենք ունեցել ինքնակազմակերպվելու, բայց ոգին դեռ կա
Tracklist:
00:00:00 I. Requiem aeternam - Kyrie
00:08:52 II. Dies irae: Dies irae
00:10:53 II. Dies irae: Tuba mirum
00:13:42 II. Dies irae: Liber scriptus
00:18:24 II. Dies irae: Quid sum miser
00:21:59 II. Dies irae: Rex tremendae
00:25:15 II. Dies irae: Recordare
00:29:19 II. Dies irae: Ingemisco
00:32:26 II. Dies irae: Confutatis
00:37:24 II. Dies irae: Lacrymosa
00:43:09 III. Offertorium: Domine Jesu Christe
00:52:38 IV. Sanctus
00:55:10 V. Agnus Dei
01:00:19 VI. Lux aeterna
01:06:14 VII. Libera me
Elp jerusalem
🎉🎉😅p
Verdi's obviously been playing some Dark Souls
Berlioz Te Deum "Judex Crederis" is also powerful.
imagine hearing this for the first time live.
imagine singing with the orchestra, next to the drums and feeling everything through the wooden floor you´re standing on
Real shit
@@sophieroder9566I played the violin part and just let me tell you CHILLS went thru my bones
An exciting, magnificent performance. Just imagine sitting in a concert hall and letting this music wash over you.
It was truly amazing I heard it performed in Cincinnati a couple years back
Was there, done it...last year in October or November in Munich. Stunning perfomance it was, one of the moments in my life.
I once sang in a chorus as a tenor covering this piece. It was quite an amazing time in my life.
Maravillosa obra , excelente coro y orquesta, Verdi un gran compositor 🎼🎶❤
Grandioso, sublime , emotivo. eleva el alma. No me canso de escucharlo, Verdi gran compositor, todo es perfecto en él, sus operas y el requiem que supera todo lo demás, Desde Toledo.
Todas estas obras son una delicias para el buen gusto de la gente de lo refinado de estas obras gracias puébla México
Thank you for this! I am not Christian but you don't have to be one to appreciate sacred music :)
Be a Christian does not mean appreciate any music or any fine church structure, my dear. To be a Christian it simply means to follow Jesus.
Gil Telvanni, The Mage. Correct. But some self-identified Christians follow Christ in heretical or impudent ways. Thus, they cannot be called proper Christians. Mormons, for example, who don’t believe in the Trinity, or Fundamentalists, who don’t believe in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, a particular variation of which this work was written for... Yes, Christianity is **simply** following Jesus, but what that entails isn’t so simple and many great saints have devoted their lives to working out what those two **simple** words means.
For example, St. Thomas Aquinas’ Summa Theologica is a massive unfinished multi-volume tomb devoted to those two **simple** words.
If you don’t believe that Christ becomes flesh and sheds his blood during every single mass throughout the world for all time, and you don’t regularly go there to witness and celebrate it, can it really be said that you “follow Christ”?
Alyosha Karamazov do you think god would prefer you pray to his saints or his mother, who has been dead for a very long time? Rather than god himself?
I completely agree. Sacred music like this is for everyone, and it can mean something different for every person listening. The great thing about the language of music is that we can all "speak" it and understand it, whether we speak in Music Theory terms, or not.... :-)
Heaven is approaching, with pleasure.
I do love those Requiems. Thanks for the upload.
Excellent work.....amazing.....definitely, Verdi is one of the best composers in the classic world Thanks for uploading.
Viva Verdi. Saludos desde México.
V. E. R. D. I = Vittorio Emmanuele Re d'Italia..
One of the greatest performances. Not from Berlin or NewYork' or Milano' or Vienna. But from a modest city called Sofia ' un Bulgaria
"La inmediatez de las últimas cosas de la vida y el precio que hay que pagar para su disfrute. Bellísimas y sensuales melodías hacen frente al horror y la miseria humana".
Bellissima!
I must have listened to this dozens of times, but that bit just before the end at 1:16:00, where the soprano voice comes soaring in over the hushed chorus: "liiiiberrraaaaa me, domine... liiiiberrraaaaa me, domine..." still gives me goosebumps every time I hear it!
Perfect. Just perfect. Thank you. 👏👌
Dear Brilliant Classics, Many Thanks For This Fine Upload. I love Sacred Music specially just about anything composed by Verdi.
He was an awesome and amazing composer in more ways than one. This Music is so serene and calming even if you do not know Jesus Christ as Your Lord and Saviour.
Sacred Music such as this should be promoted a lot as it is not often one gets to hear this Music specially from the Neck of The Woods where I am from that is namely India.
Verdi's Requiem is a Precious Jewel and in this 21st Century that we live in it is much needed as an awesome "Stress Buster" which it truly is.
Please continue to provide us with awesome music such as this.
A Big Reason I appreciate Sacred Music is because not too long ago I was a Trappist Monk in Formation in a Trappist Monastery in the US South in the State Of Georgia. For Lunch and Supper the Monks use to play a Selection of all kinds of Sacred Music specially Gregorian Chant.
Verdi's Requiem and Mozart's Requiem was often played at Lunch Time.
I no longer live in the USA but still dig this Music as you can see.
Selon moi, le plus beau de tous les Requiems.
Même opinion. 👌
Masterpiece...I cryed listening it in todays society i have no girl,no wife, no family no one i survived all alone as single beautiful soy una solo soy una requiem 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
❤🎉🎉🎉❤
Dies irae: Dies irae
Dies irae: Tuba mirum
Dies irae: Liber scriptus
Dies irae: Quid sum miser
Dies irae: Rex tremendae
Dies irae: Recordare
Dies irae: Ingem Dies irae: Confutatis
Dies irae: Lacrymosa
verdi loves the dies irae
No it's just the name of the piece. The requiem is made of four separate pieces (My assumption): Requiem, Dies Irae, Offertorium, & Libera Me.
Why did they stop making beautiful music?
Lack of fantasy, lack of taste, lack of god.
People still make beautiful music. I guess it's all up to taste.
Tell me the Beatles aren't beautiful.
44:59 Libera aí kkkkk genial
00:18:50 sounds like a blues lick
wow, actually
Amo
Lo epico no tiene palabras para esto
Glory to God
Composición e interpretación, excelente
l'un des plus beau
Nagyon szep...!!!
Cuando alguien tiene una pena esta canción le hace ver que Dios le puede ayudar 🙏
N0
@@raquellaguna559 ¿Por qué, senyora?
I remember way back in 1968 to 69 at Lovers Lane, Steubenville, Ohio often listening to VERDI's REQUIEM played by the phonograph on that USAFA-Like Student DESK, called The BANK or bank desk, where cash was saved for spring plantings outside, etc. That was long ago. The only mYSTERY that remained was that 1940s era RED BOOK of PROPHECIES and PREDICTIONS, by WING ANDERSON, a contemporary of JOHn GILLISPIE MAGEE Junior. Well, what is so Enigmatic about that? THE DYER DEVICE: MORTPM CICA AE MOICA that was Hand Wriiten on 2 Blank Pages within Its Pages! Riddle-Like like MENE MENE TEKEL UPHARSIN! This is very Difficult to Explain the Enormous Effect It had on the completely Separate LC Constitution-Code of The 9th Year of 1972, that had no connection whatsoever with that Student Desk imitation of USAFA'S Cadewt Student Desks there! It totally BROKE DOWN the Entirety of the original ALBERTUS CODE of "LEGES CLAMO LEGES CLAMAMUS into The TWILIGHT ZONE of Its Teleological END!
Imagine not hearing this for the first time at your funeral.
"Magnum Opus Spiritus- Manebit Aeterne Infinitime Obtinendi Rerum Unitatem Meum! :M.O.S. M.A.I.O.R.U.M.
¿Canto de fe o expresión de la más profunda agonía escéptica?
No lo sé, estás en RUclips, no rebusques mucho.
Per mio fratello EUGENIO❤
It’s not bad this.
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Metapi
6:22 RTL Klub HD Mickey Egér magyar: Bodrogi Gyula ház vagy Bodrogi Kúria Wellness Hotel Logo? 🇭🇺🏨
00:08:52 the good part lol
Venís también por Jaime Altozano?
In any way shape or form, Michalangeo was no pervert.
near the start of the second movement, there is a woman who is a bit too loud . her voice is amazing, but she is singing like she is a soloist, in this perticular scenario, she should be treating it more like a team player, and try to blend in more. the power of that segment comes from the booming, sudden presence of everyone's voice and hers stands out too much
When the blonde Japanese kid takes over the mafia:
Korega Requiem Da!
@@jupiterteeth6407 "Can you hear us, Uvo-san? "
@@mukulghanekar7430 "The calender loses a precious component. The remaining months gather to mourn"
- Togashi🐐
too fast
좀비고 때문에 온사람 손
Played too fast in my opinion. Death is ominous. No rushing like this.
Դա այս հին վայրի աշխարհի առաջարկներն էին > ապրել, կիսվել, զբաղեցնել, զվարճանալ և միասին ապրել: Ցավոք, մենք այնքան կենտրոնացած ենք եղել ժամանակների փոփոխության վրա, որ ժամանակ կամ գիտակցություն չենք ունեցել ինքնակազմակերպվելու, բայց ոգին դեռ կա
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