Bach - B minor Mass - 03 - Kyrie eleison

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  • Опубликовано: 26 окт 2024

Комментарии • 19

  • @A_Muzik
    @A_Muzik 15 лет назад

    As a piano an' vocal student I know that Bach was a serious composer from playin' his Tocatta in D minor, inventions, part of his suites, and, attempting to sing his "Crown Him King of Kings" when I trained as a tenor, but listenin' to this has me blown away.

  • @AKSTERSKY
    @AKSTERSKY 16 лет назад

    listen to this heavenly music and love all the momnets of your life

  • @Quincypop
    @Quincypop 15 лет назад

    Thank you! Whatever can be said about the tempi in these videos, I would give everything to sing with a conductor like this. Clear, steady. A master.

    • @beto1515
      @beto1515 Год назад

      Of course He is a Legend!!!
      Karl Richter is The Bach Handel interpreter of all times!!!
      All his music specifically Choral with his orchestra is the best of the best!!!

  • @AKSTERSKY
    @AKSTERSKY 16 лет назад

    thanks a million

  • @proxmire
    @proxmire 16 лет назад

    Yes, thanks. Much appreciated.

  • @edogawaranpo
    @edogawaranpo 13 лет назад

    @Sylvain894
    I think Bach was a giant and I believe many regard him as such. Maybe you aren't familiar with the enormous scope of his compositions. When I was a child taking piano lessons, I began to study his keyboard works. The more I learned over the years, the more I was amazed by their beauty and almost mathematical complexity. Your last sentence seems to indicate you aren't aware that Bach was German also. Germany can certainly claim credit for many musical giants.

  • @gunnersraptor10
    @gunnersraptor10 17 лет назад

    bachojoli, thank you...

  • @mimmyjau
    @mimmyjau 14 лет назад

    sublime

  • @silla20
    @silla20 17 лет назад

    bachojoli, one more time, thank you

  • @301250
    @301250 14 лет назад

    karl's bach is of d Teutonic heavyweight, traditional school but great as it was it's a little stodgy when put alomgside more 'modern' and liberating prfms.from gardiner, rilling,harnoncourt et al.

  • @bobmusick
    @bobmusick 15 лет назад

    ohhh, i see thanks!

  • @maxjamesorgans
    @maxjamesorgans 14 лет назад

    @GeorgeV6v24 What school do you go

  • @maxjamesorgans
    @maxjamesorgans 14 лет назад

    As in if you can do ancient Greek you must have gone to a British public school. If you didn't go to public school you must be a choral musician who was told the wrong translation (it's have mercy not show.)

  • @bobmusick
    @bobmusick 15 лет назад

    I know but i thought church services were in latin? Or maybe i think that cuz Im roman catholic? idk sorry if im wrong lol

  • @bobmusick
    @bobmusick 15 лет назад

    Wouldn't it be in latin though?

  • @lichenstein730
    @lichenstein730 14 лет назад

    richter doesn't seem too satisfied with the performance

  • @blackfloyd23
    @blackfloyd23 13 лет назад

    @caribugoingcrazy He makes odd facial expressions much like any other virtuoso does when they are executing the absolute limits of their talents. I don't see any humor in it, only a man completely overcome by the beauty of his labor, but to each his own...

  • @AKSTERSKY
    @AKSTERSKY 16 лет назад

    this language is dehumanizing the commentator