Handel: Chandos Anthem no. 9, "O Praise the Lord". The Sixteen, Christophers
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- G. F. Handel, Chandos Anthem No.9 in E flat, "O Praise the Lord With One Consent", HWV 254
Lynne Dawson - soprano, Patrizia Kwella - soprano, James Bowman - countertenor, Ian Partridge - tenor, Michael George - bass. The Sixteen, on period instruments, directed by Harry Christophers.
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Oh Lord our help in ages past
Our hope for years to come
Musica meravigliosa ❤
There is no doubt that Handel is an absolute classical music genius. I absolutely love his music.
I follow Handel since 1992 😊❤ Class 1968
With the late James Bowman, fond memories hearing him singing Handel many time in the Wigmore hall.
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What Can I say? Just beautiful music all around. This is how some of our churches used to sound on Sunday morning. And I think our services were the better for it. All the best to the 16 Harry Christophers. Bravo
I have always wondered why these anthems are not better known! Such wonderful pieces of music.
Handel is praising the Holy God Hallelujah
I just hear one after another, so much soothing and wonderful music as Handel is one of my favourite composers.
Praise the Lord our beloved Father! Glory to you my Dear God!
for ever and ever
Amen. From Everlasting to Everlasting, Give Him thanks and praise and all creation bless God. Amen.
Blessed be God. Blessed be His Holy Name.
Superb!
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Ich kann die Frauenstimme nicht genug hören. Samtweich zärtlich und kristallklar - ich liebe diese Stimme
Timestamps:
0:00 - No. 1 “O praise the Lord with one consent”
5:10 - No. 2 “Praise Him, all ye that in His house attend”
8:19 - No. 3 “For this our truest interest”
10:46 - No. 4 “That God is great”
13:20 - No. 5 “With cheerful notes let all the earth”
16:43 - No. 6 “God’s tender mercy knows no bounds”
19:38 - No. 7 “Ye boundless realms of love”
22:03 - No. 8 “Your voices raise”
Faith Sophie Beatrice good
The opera composer Handel certainly knew how to fashion some gorgeous and memorable melodies. ❤️
Does one hear the first bars of "O God, Our Help in Ages Past" in the opening chorus ?
Yup, heard it too. Infact, was what drew me to this particular anthem.
Early Handel at his best. Beautiful performance, too.
Therapy for the soul..
Better than all The medications and meditaions
sociopath
The first choir is based on the tune used in the anglican hymn O God, our help in ages past.
Riccardo P St. Anne❤️
The original tune is Handel's.
O God our help adapted the tune
@@edwinotieno9189 No the tune was written by Croft and later adapted by Handel a good 10 years later.
My choir performed this work in Nigeria in 2016 of which I was the conductor. There is no much different. We used organ and piano.
Thanks for sharing.
Can I get the copy please?
It's online
@@kyrieeleison7065 The one online is the staff. I'm looking for the transcribed copy.
Bach had his cantatas, and Handel had the Chandos anthems.
13:20 With Cheerful notes let all the earth (14:51 soprano let all inspir'd with godly mirth)
19:38 Ye Boundless realms of joy
素晴らしい曲です。
As sound engineer, I would be carried out in an ecstatic trance.
1 O praise the Lord with one consent 1:17 ;; 2 Praise him (A) 5:10 ;; 3 For this our truest int'rest (T) 8:28 ;; 4 That God is great (B) 10:44 ;; 5 With cheerful notes 13:19 ;; 6 God's tender mercy (S) 16:42 ;; 7 Ye boundless realms 19:38 ;; 8 Your voices raise 22:03 ; Allelujah 22:19
so beautiful voices/
Candies 9
What painting is this?.. and the others with the other anthems?
Balthasar van der Ast's _Still Life of Flowers, Fruit, Shells, and Insects_ (1629).
Muzikay thank you!
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love the sixteen and handel wonderful.