“Panis angelicus” (Mass, Op. 12) - César Franck | Andrew Bearden Brown, tenor; Christian Lane, organ

Excerpt of The Liturgy for Maundy Thursday, presented April 1, 2021.
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Andrew Bearden Brown, tenor
Christian Lane, organ
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Recorded March 12, 13, and 20, 2021
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[@Triosfrios]

It's certainly a very beautiful lyric tenor voice. Would love to hear him singing some baroque like Händel or classical like Mozart. Perfect voice for that period music.

[@dickloucks8853]

I needed to return (again) to be blessed by you and your beautiful and powerful voice. Lord bless you, Andrew. ❤

[@MathewGKurian]

A melodious tenor voice,suitable fr this beautiful piece.

[@970726]

a like 👍✨🇧🇷🇻🇦

[@MariaBasilio-d4k]

Será que é preciso ser católico ou religioso para apreciar a beleza de uma música ou qualquer outra expressão de arte?!!!!!

[@stijntaelman]

Marvelous voice man

[@eddiebeato5546]

Ineffable, beautiful rendition!

[@bernardpailleux355]

🙏 Thank you 🙏

[@etm567]

I went to a Catholic grade school, Mass every morning. We sang a different version of Panis Angelicus, in two different schools. I wish I could find that somewhere.

[@patwaltersweart4260]

Not meant to be literal literary device

[@NellyCHAN]

Is it D major

[@alexgregorj]

humilisssss. ... ttt p sss😂 la pronuncia latina ha le consonanti corte.

[@JonathanRWilliams]

Sometimes musical /choral pronunciation will be determined by, among other things, the value of the note on which the syllable falls, in contrast to spoken languages.

[@BenjaminGolden-c5u]

I think his voice strong but his affect is exceptionally creepy. The latter cancels the former.

[@JonathanRWilliams]

Nonsense!

[@soavemusica]

Yet "Bread of Angels" is problematic, as the Gospel and the Eucharist are not for angels. 1 PETER 1: 12 " _ _these things, which now have been announced unto you through them that preached the gospel unto you by the Holy Spirit sent forth from heaven; which things angels desire to look into."

[@JonathanRWilliams]

Oh for heaven's sake, don't be so literalist! Take it in the "spirit" in which it was written and intended!

[@frizero]

"Panis angelicus" means "Angelical Bread" in the sense of "Divine bread" in latin.

[@dickloucks8853]

Lovely, Andrew. Lord bless you. ❤

[@dickloucks8853]

❤

[@dickloucks8853]

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