Straordinario è geniale perosi. Ingiustamente dimenticato. Queste magistrali pagine sono di un lirismo struggente e di una superba armonia. Seppe esprimere la sua fede con un linguaggio che gli era congeniale come soleva dire lui stesso. nella sua polifonia e nel suo contrappunto , si ritrova lo stile di Palestrina, dopo 4 secoli!
La grandezza di Perosi è ancora tutta da scoprire. L'ultimo dei più grandi polifonisti di tutta la storia della musica, è una continua sorpresa. E pace assoluta per l'anima !
I only heard snippets of this, but so far, I'm liking what I'm hearing (incl. that cheeky quotation from Mozart at 18:41 😉). I need to listen to this in its entirety. According to Wikipedia, Perosi was hugely popular/celebrated in his day revered by such figures as Puccini. And rightly so, the dude was insane - he composed 22 full scale oratorios and 54 (!) masses. I remember reading about him in an anecdote book as a man of prodigious abilities neglected by an increasingly secular world.
There's also a clear quote of Dissonance Quartet intro somewhere (I don't remember if in this Oratorio or some other that I'll publish in the next days [and today!]). Perosi also wrote non-sacred works, but of course both recordings and scores of them are pretty rare. :( There's also his collection of 100 (!) organ pieces on IMSLP.
@@SPscorevideos Mozart copied that theme himself from Eberlin. Maybe it's just a template subject, like the passus/saltus durisculus or the exclamatio. At any rate, this channel of yours is slowly becoming my favourite place to discover neglected masterworks, so keep them coming! 😊
Wow!!! I wasn't aware that such masterly passions were still written in the 20th century. Maybe the choice of basing it on the Latin text has hindered it being more widely known and performed?
El olvido de Lorenzo Perosi es una demostración MÁS de que la historia de la música occidental así como el repertorio según nos la han contado y según lo conocemos son grandes mentiras.
Straordinario è geniale perosi. Ingiustamente dimenticato. Queste magistrali pagine sono di un lirismo struggente e di una superba armonia. Seppe esprimere la sua fede con un linguaggio che gli era congeniale come soleva dire lui stesso. nella sua polifonia e nel suo contrappunto , si ritrova lo stile di Palestrina, dopo 4 secoli!
Io canto in questo meraviglioso coro, sono un contralto, ed è sempre emozionante cantare brani del Perosi!!!
La grandezza di Perosi è ancora tutta da scoprire. L'ultimo dei più grandi polifonisti di tutta la storia della musica, è una continua sorpresa.
E pace assoluta per l'anima !
Thank you! First time I hear about Perosi. I love sacred music so this is great music for me.
Musica che avvicina il cuore al cielo!!
Simplesmente maravilhoso! Sinto-me elevado ao trono da graça Divina!
Esto es una verdadera joya.
Increíble música para una historia increíble.
I'm listening to this wonderful work right now on Sirius Radio.
I only heard snippets of this, but so far, I'm liking what I'm hearing (incl. that cheeky quotation from Mozart at 18:41 😉). I need to listen to this in its entirety. According to Wikipedia, Perosi was hugely popular/celebrated in his day revered by such figures as Puccini. And rightly so, the dude was insane - he composed 22 full scale oratorios and 54 (!) masses. I remember reading about him in an anecdote book as a man of prodigious abilities neglected by an increasingly secular world.
There's also a clear quote of Dissonance Quartet intro somewhere (I don't remember if in this Oratorio or some other that I'll publish in the next days [and today!]).
Perosi also wrote non-sacred works, but of course both recordings and scores of them are pretty rare. :(
There's also his collection of 100 (!) organ pieces on IMSLP.
@@SPscorevideos Mozart copied that theme himself from Eberlin. Maybe it's just a template subject, like the passus/saltus durisculus or the exclamatio. At any rate, this channel of yours is slowly becoming my favourite place to discover neglected masterworks, so keep them coming! 😊
Meravigliosa composizione.
Grande musicista! Vale più di una battuta di Perosi che tutto il Sacre!!!!
Acabei de assistir a tudo! Excelente, emocionante e pleno de sentimento. Muito obrigado por nos trazer esta formidável Paixão de Cristo. Do Brasil 🇧🇷
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moments like this just make me think: how has Perosi been hidden for so long?
Wow!!! I wasn't aware that such masterly passions were still written in the 20th century. Maybe the choice of basing it on the Latin text has hindered it being more widely known and performed?
His other works are in Latin, but still unknown. :( I'm publishing his La Risurrezione di Cristo in 6-7 hours, it's on Latin indeed.
Это 19 век
Absolute masterpiece! Can you know what performance it is? The baritone Cristo is very good.
Baritone is Elia Fabbian, the link is in description.
Thank you. I'm interested in Perosi's music.
Maybe his piano concerto ?
I'd love to do it, but it's still under copyright for editing reason, and I don't think Ricordi would be happy...
Nella descrizione l'ultimo brano inizia con "Plange", non "pange". Svista legittimissima :-)
Ha già del miracoloso che ci sia un errore solo. :D
Corretto, grazie!
El olvido de Lorenzo Perosi es una demostración MÁS de que la historia de la música occidental así como el repertorio según nos la han contado y según lo conocemos son grandes mentiras.
This sounds like "The Passion of the Petite Messe Sollennele della Stabat Mater in B Minor" by W.A. Mozart