so beautiful. coming out of a repentant heart. Oh King David how I wish I knew you . how I wish I could stay in my rooms and listenend to you playing the psalms on the harp.! How wonderful to behold your earthly king giving homage to the Lord of hosts and king of kings
I am on a path of sanctification and learing deliverance and getting in alignment with Yahs laws and this song makes my hand tremble big time! There is a demon I can’t seem to find legal right and it is very scared of this version of psalm 27. Powerful.
I’m a saxophonist and would love to learn the notes associated with Hebrew so I could go and decipher the notes of the psalms myself Is there anywhere where each letter/marking is listed with its respective note?
And now shall mine head be lifted up, Above mine enemies round about me: Therefore will I offer in his tabernacle SACRIFICES of joy; I will sing, yea, I will sing praises unto the LORD. Psalm 27:6 seriously amazing how you can read the scriptures daily and still find some new secret or gem. Praise is sacrifice. How amazing.... I found the same amazement in Psalms 23 when seeing how God's ROD and Staff are meant for comfort... His rod is meant to comfort us! Just amazing...
I am believing with vocalist singing, that his prayer will be answered by our likeness , God. We are made in His likeness. In faith, that , the Nature of the Holy Triune, metronome. May God bless abundantly, benevolently. Amen.
Псалом 27 1. (По слав. 26). Давидов псалом. Господ е светлина моя и избавител мой; От кого ще се боя? Господ е сила на живота ми; От кого ще се уплаша? 2. Когато се приближиха при мене злосторници, Противниците ми и неприятелите ми, За да изядат плътта ми, Те се спънаха и паднаха. 3. Ако се опълчи против мене и войска, Сърцето ми няма да се уплаши; Ако се подигне против мене война И тогава ще имам увереност. 4. Едно нещо съм поискал от Господа, това ще търся, - Да живея в дома Господен през всичките дни на живота си. За да гледам привлекателността на Господа. И да Го диря в храма Му. 5. Защото в зъл ден ще ме скрие под покрова Си, Ще ме покрие в скривалището на шатъра Си, Ще ме издигне на канара. 6. И сега главата ми ще се издигне Над неприятелите ми, които ме окръжават; И ще принеса в скинията Му жертва на възклицания, Ще пея, да! ще славословя Господа. 7. Слушай, Господи, гласа ми, когато викам; Смили се тоже за мене, и отговори ми. 8. Когато Ти рече: Търсете лицето Ми, Моето сърце Ти каза: Лицето Ти ще търся, Господи. 9. Да не скриеш от мене лицето Си; Да не отхвърлиш с гняв слугата Си; Ти ми стана помощ; недей ме отхвърля, И недей ме оставя, Боже, Спасителю мой; 10. Защото баща ми и майка ми са ме оставили; Господ, обаче, ще ме прибере. 11. Научи ме, Господи, пътя Си, И води ме по равна пътека поради ония, които ме причакват. 12. Да ме не предадеш на волята на противниците ми; Защото лъжливи свидетели са се дигнали против мене, Които дишат насилие. 13. Ако не бях повярвал, че ще видя благостите Господни В земята на живите - бих премалнял. 14. Чакай Господа; Дерзай, и нека се укрепи сърцето ти; Да! чакай Господа.
So glad to know music this exquisite had graced the Second Temple. I hear both Misheberakh mode and the Biblical scale in this Psalm. Can't help but wonder what this Psalm sounds like inside the Temple. I imagine it having the best acoustic to house the music that invokes our sacred awareness.
That is an interesting point - where did the Levites perform? Was it somewhere inside some building...but then, the only Temple building with an actual inside was the Inner Sanctuary, which only the High Priest entered once a year on Yom Kippur. They presumably sang and played their lyres in the inner courtyard, which must have been an outdoor, open space? Certainly plenty of fine white limestone for their music to reverberate off, but not as wonderful acoustics as say, playing in some comparable sacred space like a cathedral...
This is the entire crux of the matter - even although it will forever remain beyond the realms of 100% verifiable certainty, that the original authors of the Te Amim accents were indeed Levitical & that these marks preserve the actual melodies of the Psalms of David & ancient Temple services, the music Haik Vantoura revealed, (using the actual meaning & emphasis of the original Hebrew text of the Bible as the means of establishing the specific musical modes to be used in conjunction with the rise and fall of pitch indicated in the Te Amim accents), the music really does seem to speak for itself. The significance is mind boggling - this could be the first completely notated art music of antiquity, predating the complete notated ancient Greek melody of the 'Song of Seikilos' by maybe up to 1000 years!!!
God orders you to worship Him alone. Why are you putting besides Him idols that neither can help you, nor can help themselves. If you love God, obey Him and worship Him alone.
@@niko4098 By the way brother, Miracle of The Quran is in the pdf that I've posted, in page 397. Check it out, it proves that this scripture is from God Almighty. And if you want to, check also page 404, where it talks about Messenger of The Covenant which Jesus was also engaged. You will be shocked when you hear the news! God sent a new messenger. And the message has been restored to its original, cristal pure form again in your own language.
not trying to argue the point here, at all. but could you do a vid and explain why you believe that this particular way of chanting, this "tune" if you will, is the same as the ones from so long ago? if so, this is just riveting, to think that we can "sing along" with those ancient Jews!
I am pretty much 'on the fence' to be honest - although the melodies claimed to have been revealed by SHV seem to speak for themselves, there is no way to ever know 100% for certain, that the 'Te Amim' accents attached to the oldest surviving text of the Hebrew Bible from which SHV derived these melodies were Levitical in origin & thus dated back to the ancient Temple services in Jerusalem: ancientlyre.com/the-original-3000-year-old-music-of-the-bible-revealed
💌 ☝ *BIBLIQUEMENT M E R C I ❤ POUR CE PSAUME 27 - * RECEVEZ MON AMOUR DIVIN & MA PAIX DIVINE SUR VOUS ET EN VOUS TOUS ✝️☮ 🔯 🌬 ☄👑 ROUAH YAVAMIAH’ ELOHIM DAVID N* 🌈🕊⚜🔥
Cela semble assez proche de certaines mélodies hébraïques encore chantées dans les synagogues. Sans doute parce que l'interprète chante comme un cantor actuel.
Sacha Romanov - according to the claims of the late Suzanne Haik Vantoura, this was the original melody once sang to Psalm 27 (maybe even composed by King David himself), as performed by the Levites in the Temple of Jerusalem... Although I do not follow all the precise musicological steps entailed in how she derived the music from the Te Amim accents, I certainly think the haunting melodies she revealed, speak for themselves...
wesome! Question if I may... at 0:34 here is one of those biblical depictions showing a fairly triangular harp in the lower right which so many people call a Nevel (so unlike the Mid East Instruments evocation) and which an older, anointed and long-crowned King David is painted playing. Are these all erroneous? If not, one can certainly see where the interesting "Israelite refugees bringing it to Ireland, becoming the Celtic Harp" anecdotes come from. Some sources claim the earliest triangular harps with a column facing out (even if curved) combined with strings going right into the soundboard ata right angle without a bridge arrives numerous hundreds of yearsin Western Europe, so what gives with all of these Celtic Harp-looking Nevels? I'm so confused! Thanks
Remember that the first Christians were, in fact, Jews - Gregorian chant of the Catholic Church could actually preserve at least a hint of an aural memory of character of the original music once sang in the Temple of Jerusalem.
actually, no. we do a good bit of Gregorian at my parish, and it is very similar, but not the same. I think Gregorian may have been based on this. And in Gregorian you are chanting Latin, which sounds as different from Hebrew as hot dogs are from scrambled eggs
I am merely presenting a few examples of Suzanne Haik Vantoura's surprisingly little known work - I am not claiming that her claims that the 'Te Amim' accents in the oldest surviving Hebrew Bibles preserved the original music once sang to the text of the Hebrew Bible during the ancient Temple services, is either 'true' or 'false'.
@@joshuagerthoffer2321 - everything we think we 'know' is actually always inferred - for example, sometimes, in the case of faint memories we can never truly 'know for certain' if we either remember or imagine something, since in both the cases of remembering or imagining, all we have to work with, is our own internal mental imagery. Similarly, regarding what we can ever 'know' about music, will always be limited by how far away we are in time from the music we are attempting to interpret. All we really have in the way of 'knowledge', are either convincing arguments for or against any particular viewpoint or assertion. The whole purpose of me putting this presentation together of an example of Haik Vantoura's work, was to let you, the listener, make up your own minds as to whether her claims to have discovered the original music of the Hebrew Bible are more likely to be correct, or not.
so beautiful. coming out of a repentant heart. Oh King David how I wish I knew you . how I wish I could stay in my rooms and listenend to you playing the psalms on the harp.! How wonderful to behold your earthly king giving homage to the Lord of hosts and king of kings
I am on a path of sanctification and learing deliverance and getting in alignment with Yahs laws and this song makes my hand tremble big time! There is a demon I can’t seem to find legal right and it is very scared of this version of psalm 27. Powerful.
There is only one name through which you can receive sanctification and that name is Yeshua Ha Mashiach, Melech l'olam va'ed
I wish you would make more of this series!
Beautiful.🎼📖.💜 This brings tears to my eyes😢
Praise YHWH🙌!
Shalom
I’m a saxophonist and would love to learn the notes associated with Hebrew so I could go and decipher the notes of the psalms myself
Is there anywhere where each letter/marking is listed with its respective note?
Fascinating sounds!!
And now shall mine head be lifted up, Above mine enemies round about me: Therefore will I offer in his tabernacle SACRIFICES of joy; I will sing, yea, I will sing praises unto the LORD.
Psalm 27:6
seriously amazing how you can read the scriptures daily and still find some new secret or gem. Praise is sacrifice. How amazing.... I found the same amazement in Psalms 23 when seeing how God's ROD and Staff are meant for comfort... His rod is meant to comfort us! Just amazing...
Hi there, - Thanks for posting all these videos. please could you tell me who made the arrangements and who are the artists? best wishes, George
Wow! You can feel it flowing though your energy body!!!
Thanks for sharing ❤
I am believing with vocalist singing, that his prayer will be answered by our likeness , God. We are made in His likeness. In faith, that , the Nature of the Holy Triune, metronome. May God bless abundantly, benevolently. Amen.
Псалом 27
1. (По слав. 26). Давидов псалом. Господ е светлина моя и избавител мой; От кого ще се боя? Господ е сила на живота ми; От кого ще се уплаша?
2. Когато се приближиха при мене злосторници, Противниците ми и неприятелите ми, За да изядат плътта ми, Те се спънаха и паднаха.
3. Ако се опълчи против мене и войска, Сърцето ми няма да се уплаши; Ако се подигне против мене война И тогава ще имам увереност.
4. Едно нещо съм поискал от Господа, това ще търся, - Да живея в дома Господен през всичките дни на живота си. За да гледам привлекателността на Господа. И да Го диря в храма Му.
5. Защото в зъл ден ще ме скрие под покрова Си, Ще ме покрие в скривалището на шатъра Си, Ще ме издигне на канара.
6. И сега главата ми ще се издигне Над неприятелите ми, които ме окръжават; И ще принеса в скинията Му жертва на възклицания, Ще пея, да! ще славословя Господа.
7. Слушай, Господи, гласа ми, когато викам; Смили се тоже за мене, и отговори ми.
8. Когато Ти рече: Търсете лицето Ми, Моето сърце Ти каза: Лицето Ти ще търся, Господи.
9. Да не скриеш от мене лицето Си; Да не отхвърлиш с гняв слугата Си; Ти ми стана помощ; недей ме отхвърля, И недей ме оставя, Боже, Спасителю мой;
10. Защото баща ми и майка ми са ме оставили; Господ, обаче, ще ме прибере.
11. Научи ме, Господи, пътя Си, И води ме по равна пътека поради ония, които ме причакват.
12. Да ме не предадеш на волята на противниците ми; Защото лъжливи свидетели са се дигнали против мене, Които дишат насилие.
13. Ако не бях повярвал, че ще видя благостите Господни В земята на живите - бих премалнял.
14. Чакай Господа; Дерзай, и нека се укрепи сърцето ти; Да! чакай Господа.
Wow! A SACRIFICE of joy. That is what praise is! WOW! Amazing!
Do you have sheet music for this song. So beautiful? Do you sell it?
So glad to know music this exquisite had graced the Second Temple. I hear both Misheberakh mode and the Biblical scale in this Psalm. Can't help but wonder what this Psalm sounds like inside the Temple. I imagine it having the best acoustic to house the music that invokes our sacred awareness.
That is an interesting point - where did the Levites perform? Was it somewhere inside some building...but then, the only Temple building with an actual inside was the Inner Sanctuary, which only the High Priest entered once a year on Yom Kippur. They presumably sang and played their lyres in the inner courtyard, which must have been an outdoor, open space? Certainly plenty of fine white limestone for their music to reverberate off, but not as wonderful acoustics as say, playing in some comparable sacred space like a cathedral...
@@MichaelLevyMusic Thank you! This info is enough to get me start exploring.
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The Catholic Church has always claimed that Gregorian Chants had its roots on Temple's chanting style. WOW!!!
Do they really claim that ?
there were no musical instruments in gregorian chants
This is hauntingly beautiful 😊
This is the entire crux of the matter - even although it will forever remain beyond the realms of 100% verifiable certainty, that the original authors of the Te Amim accents were indeed Levitical & that these marks preserve the actual melodies of the Psalms of David & ancient Temple services, the music Haik Vantoura revealed, (using the actual meaning & emphasis of the original Hebrew text of the Bible as the means of establishing the specific musical modes to be used in conjunction with the rise and fall of pitch indicated in the Te Amim accents), the music really does seem to speak for itself.
The significance is mind boggling - this could be the first completely notated art music of antiquity, predating the complete notated ancient Greek melody of the 'Song of Seikilos' by maybe up to 1000 years!!!
Dear brother, please upload these videos with English lyrics, hence we can sing along with this.... Please
I think the translations of psalms of this woman Suzanne are my favorite right now, especially this one. I cant find anything else as solemn as these
Shalom
Really this is amazing
Alleluia Christ is risen
May Mashiach come swiftly in our days, and reveal to us all that has been lost.
Is this a harmonic minor key, mode, or something else?
I think this may be in a mode of Harmonic Minor, such as Phrygian Dominant, which is the 5th mode of Harmonic Minor. But, the tempo is too slow.
Thank you!
TODA!
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
thanks
peace
I love yahuah tzevaot with all my hearth and in the name of yahushua hamaschiach yahuah bless us
YAH is a great GOD, Yeshua is King! Shalom Aleichem.
God orders you to worship Him alone. Why are you putting besides Him idols that neither can help you, nor can help themselves. If you love God, obey Him and worship Him alone.
@@bahadrkurt4143 Man,its been 2 years,i've changed a lot.this is not what i believe anymore,i just worship God.
@@niko4098 By the way brother, Miracle of The Quran is in the pdf that I've posted, in page 397. Check it out, it proves that this scripture is from God Almighty. And if you want to, check also page 404, where it talks about Messenger of The Covenant which Jesus was also engaged. You will be shocked when you hear the news! God sent a new messenger. And the message has been restored to its original, cristal pure form again in your own language.
@@niko4098 And, dear brother, please forgive me for my... You know... I taught that you're still an idolworshipper, so... Sorry.
The Bronze:
Y1 - Unlucky Melodies of Samik' Chera
Wow.
The tempo seems way too slow to me. These are Psalms of rejoicing, not of mourning. Pick up the tempo so they sound joyful.
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Jesus Christ Saves
not trying to argue the point here, at all. but could you do a vid and explain why you believe that this particular way of chanting, this "tune" if you will, is the same as the ones from so long ago?
if so, this is just riveting, to think that we can "sing along" with those ancient Jews!
I am pretty much 'on the fence' to be honest - although the melodies claimed to have been revealed by SHV seem to speak for themselves, there is no way to ever know 100% for certain, that the 'Te Amim' accents attached to the oldest surviving text of the Hebrew Bible from which SHV derived these melodies were Levitical in origin & thus dated back to the ancient Temple services in Jerusalem: ancientlyre.com/the-original-3000-year-old-music-of-the-bible-revealed
I wish u had the pronunciation so we can memorize them too:/
Wow
💌 ☝ *BIBLIQUEMENT M E R C I ❤ POUR CE PSAUME 27 - *
RECEVEZ MON AMOUR DIVIN & MA PAIX DIVINE SUR VOUS ET EN VOUS TOUS ✝️☮ 🔯
🌬 ☄👑 ROUAH YAVAMIAH’ ELOHIM DAVID N* 🌈🕊⚜🔥
Cela semble assez proche de certaines mélodies hébraïques encore chantées dans les synagogues. Sans doute parce que l'interprète chante comme un cantor actuel.
It's an hymn to Adonaï?
Sacha Romanov - according to the claims of the late Suzanne Haik Vantoura, this was the original melody once sang to Psalm 27 (maybe even composed by King David himself), as performed by the Levites in the Temple of Jerusalem...
Although I do not follow all the precise musicological steps entailed in how she derived the music from the Te Amim accents, I certainly think the haunting melodies she revealed, speak for themselves...
Ok thank's Michael, and for share all these antic and mystic musics. There's so powerful energy in them
@@renatorazielov
Protein music..
wesome! Question if I may... at 0:34 here is one of those biblical depictions showing a fairly triangular harp in the lower right which so many people call a Nevel (so unlike the Mid East Instruments evocation) and which an older, anointed and long-crowned King David is painted playing. Are these all erroneous? If not, one can certainly see where the interesting "Israelite refugees bringing it to Ireland, becoming the Celtic Harp" anecdotes come from. Some sources claim the earliest triangular harps with a column facing out (even if curved) combined with strings going right into the soundboard ata right angle without a bridge arrives numerous hundreds of yearsin Western Europe, so what gives with all of these Celtic Harp-looking Nevels? I'm so confused! Thanks
Yesha
אל
Yeah ruth
this is definitely not how the old Hebrews would sing, this is Gregorian chant of the medieval Catholic church
Remember that the first Christians were, in fact, Jews - Gregorian chant of the Catholic Church could actually preserve at least a hint of an aural memory of character of the original music once sang in the Temple of Jerusalem.
Or maybe Jewish Christians influenced the Catholic singing style first?
actually, no. we do a good bit of Gregorian at my parish, and it is very similar, but not the same. I think Gregorian may have been based on this. And in Gregorian you are chanting Latin, which sounds as different from Hebrew as hot dogs are from scrambled eggs
We also have this type of singing in some jewish communities today, so don't talk if you don't know 🤷♂
No war ☪️🕎🔯
תהילים פרק כז
א לְדָוִד: יְהוָה, אוֹרִי וְיִשְׁעִי--מִמִּי אִירָא;
יְהוָה מָעוֹז-חַיַּי, מִמִּי אֶפְחָד.
ב בִּקְרֹב עָלַי, מְרֵעִים-- לֶאֱכֹל אֶת-בְּשָׂרִי:
צָרַי וְאֹיְבַי לִי; הֵמָּה כָשְׁלוּ וְנָפָלוּ.
ג אִם-תַּחֲנֶה עָלַי, מַחֲנֶה-- לֹא-יִירָא לִבִּי:
אִם-תָּקוּם עָלַי, מִלְחָמָה-- בְּזֹאת, אֲנִי בוֹטֵחַ.
ד אַחַת, שָׁאַלְתִּי מֵאֵת-יְהוָה-- אוֹתָהּ אֲבַקֵּשׁ:
שִׁבְתִּי בְּבֵית-יְהוָה, כָּל-יְמֵי חַיַּי;
לַחֲזוֹת בְּנֹעַם-יְהוָה, וּלְבַקֵּר בְּהֵיכָלוֹ.
ה כִּי יִצְפְּנֵנִי, בְּסֻכֹּה-- בְּיוֹם רָעָה:
יַסְתִּרֵנִי, בְּסֵתֶר אָהֳלוֹ; בְּצוּר, יְרוֹמְמֵנִי.
ו וְעַתָּה יָרוּם רֹאשִׁי, עַל אֹיְבַי סְבִיבוֹתַי, וְאֶזְבְּחָה בְאָהֳלוֹ, זִבְחֵי תְרוּעָה;
אָשִׁירָה וַאֲזַמְּרָה, לַיהוָה.
ז שְׁמַע-יְהוָה קוֹלִי אֶקְרָא; וְחָנֵּנִי וַעֲנֵנִי.
ח לְךָ, אָמַר לִבִּי--בַּקְּשׁוּ פָנָי; אֶת-פָּנֶיךָ יְהוָה אֲבַקֵּשׁ.
ט אַל-תַּסְתֵּר פָּנֶיךָ, מִמֶּנִּי-- אַל תַּט-בְּאַף, עַבְדֶּךָ:
עֶזְרָתִי הָיִיתָ; אַל-תִּטְּשֵׁנִי וְאַל-תַּעַזְבֵנִי, אֱלֹהֵי יִשְׁעִי.
י כִּי-אָבִי וְאִמִּי עֲזָבוּנִי; וַיהוָה יַאַסְפֵנִי.
יא הוֹרֵנִי יְהוָה, דַּרְכֶּךָ: וּנְחֵנִי, בְּאֹרַח מִישׁוֹר--לְמַעַן, שׁוֹרְרָי.
יב אַל-תִּתְּנֵנִי, בְּנֶפֶשׁ צָרָי: כִּי קָמוּ-בִי עֵדֵי-שֶׁקֶר, וִיפֵחַ חָמָס.
יג לוּלֵא--הֶאֱמַנְתִּי, לִרְאוֹת בְּטוּב-יְהוָה: בְּאֶרֶץ חַיִּים.
יד קַוֵּה, אֶל-יְהוָה: חֲזַק, וְיַאֲמֵץ לִבֶּךָ; וְקַוֵּה, אֶל-יְהוָה.
Ancient Pavarotti
A problem with the masoretic text is it changes The Name of YHWH to the Lord
No it doesn't. Only translations of it do.
Well because they refrain from saying his name at all since Exodus 20:7 reads: "Thou shalt not take the name of the LORD thy God in vain"
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Shut up Y
Jesus is Lord
Jesus was a jew
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I am merely presenting a few examples of Suzanne Haik Vantoura's surprisingly little known work - I am not claiming that her claims that the 'Te Amim' accents in the oldest surviving Hebrew Bibles preserved the original music once sang to the text of the Hebrew Bible during the ancient Temple services, is either 'true' or 'false'.
How do you know? Were you there?
@@joshuagerthoffer2321 - everything we think we 'know' is actually always inferred - for example, sometimes, in the case of faint memories we can never truly 'know for certain' if we either remember or imagine something, since in both the cases of remembering or imagining, all we have to work with, is our own internal mental imagery.
Similarly, regarding what we can ever 'know' about music, will always be limited by how far away we are in time from the music we are attempting to interpret.
All we really have in the way of 'knowledge', are either convincing arguments for or against any particular viewpoint or assertion.
The whole purpose of me putting this presentation together of an example of Haik Vantoura's work, was to let you, the listener, make up your own minds as to whether her claims to have discovered the original music of the Hebrew Bible are more likely to be correct, or not.
@@MichaelLevyMusic Well said. I thought it was beautiful. Thank you for the music.