Beautiful, great job, wonderful accomplishment these young people should be proud of the rest of their lives. Thanks for sharing, things like this give hope to the world. Pauline
Fabulous---very well done indeed ! I have had the privilege of singing this wonderful composition in a very accomplished choir and know just how difficult it is. One of the greatest all-time creations. Thank you so much for your excellence.
Oh my word... This is absolutely fantastic... I usually listen to thrash or death metal. But recent turn of events in my life has completely changed my music taste... I cried when I heard this extraordinary, wonderful music... I lost my Mum recently, not only was she my Mother but my best friend... I miss you so much Mum
you said it.....first time i heard this it took my breath away, and after a great loss such as yours gave me great solace, along with his other music and the Byrd masses....
Dear Nigel: I hope your Mum still kisses you while you sleep as my Dad hugs me in my dreams after some nice words! Death is not a way to lose parents. They are there for us yet!
@@eternafuentedeluzdivina3189 Oh Lord, what beautiful words... Thank you so so much for taking the time to message me... I'm so sorry for the loss of your Father... Losing a parent (or both) is absolutely gut wrenching... There isn't a day that passes where I don't think of my Mum.. I think about her every single day... X
Spem in alium nunquam habui Praeter in te, Deus Israel, Qui irasceris, et propitius eris, Et omnia peccata hominum In tribulatione dimittis. Domine Deus, creator caeli et terrae, Respice humilitatem nostram. I have never placed my hope In any other than you, God of Israel, Who can show both anger and graciousness And absolve all the sins of suffering man. Lord God, creator of Heaven and Earth Be mindful of our humiliation. Je n'ai jamais placé mon espoir En tout autre que toi, Dieu d'Israël, Qui peut montrer à la fois la colère et la gentillesse Et absoudre tous les péchés de l'homme souffrant. Seigneur Dieu, créateur du ciel et de la terre Soyez conscient de notre humiliation.
Hypnotic and mesmeric. A wonderful performance in a magnificent and ambient setting; thank you for postng this. Balm for the soul in these unsettling times.
It has a Shakespearian opening: the scene is set and the gloves are off from the get-go. Buckle your seatbelt Dorothy because Kansas is going bye bye. Elizabethan rock rocks! I wonder if Tallis and Shakespeare met - what a team if they ever did.
I've listened to this kind of stuff for years so moving but it's also like time travel written around 1570 it would have been performed for Elizabeth the first so your hearing exactly what she would have heard
J'espère que cette œuvre majeure de la musique occidentale aura été un souvenir inoubliable. Par contre je sais pourquoi il ne faut jamais laisser les choristes battre la mesure ha! ha!, il n'y en a pas deux ensemble... je comprends l'intention, mais quitte a faire un geste, je trouve qu'un autre mouvement aurait été meilleur. Peut-être un geste horizontal à la mesure avec beaucoup de poids. Enfin bon, c'est un détail devant la magnificence du chant.
Bien d'accord, ce manque d'unité dans le geste rend visible le manque d'unité rythmique de l'ensemble, puisque les chanteurs ne semblent pas avoir le même rapport avec la pulsation. Ou bien il aurait fallu mettre tout le monde d'accord sur une technique de battue, mais ça sort du cadre de leur métier.
@@calembourman2295 Je vous ai répondu en anglais plus bas, mais ce sera plus simple en français :) La prise de son et la prise d'image ont été captées à deux moments différents, d'où l'inévitable impression de décalage dans le montage. En live pendant le concert, l'effet n'était pas du tout le même. Pour ce qui est de l'auto-battue, elle était vraiment indispensable pour ne pas se perdre, même en étant chanteur pro-ce qui n'est pas le cas des enfants- et ça permettait d'avoir un repère supplémentaire dans cette immense partition...
De nombreux chanteurs font ça en répét ou en enregistrement (pas au concert). Pourquoi ? Parce qu'ils ne peuvent taper des pieds sans faire vibrer leur voix !
How can you say that? These young people worked very diligently to produce a most successful performance of a very significant piece of music in the renaissance period.
@@GThOe To be honest with you, no I haven't. I've tried looking for videos of choirs/singers being taught this piece but unable to find any as would love to try to learn some. :)
@@calembourman2295 Hi ! I was a singer in this choir ; you must know that the sound and the picture were taken in two different moments, so making this video was pretty hard... For the auto-conduction, it was the only way not to be lost in this giant score : you have this landmark at least, if your hand is down, you know you're at a beginning of some meter ! It saved me many times during the concert :) For the exact pulsation, you'll hear we're sharp together thanks to the chief.
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FINALLY a version of this classic on RUclips with clear sound quality
Beautiful, great job, wonderful accomplishment these young people should be proud of the rest of their lives. Thanks for sharing, things like this give hope to the world. Pauline
Many congratulations ! One of the greatest musical masterpieces ever written and impossibly (almost) difficult to sing. Brilliant performance.
Fabulous---very well done indeed ! I have had the privilege of singing this wonderful composition in a very accomplished choir and know just how difficult it is. One of the greatest all-time creations. Thank you so much for your excellence.
Oh my word... This is absolutely fantastic... I usually listen to thrash or death metal. But recent turn of events in my life has completely changed my music taste... I cried when I heard this extraordinary, wonderful music... I lost my Mum recently, not only was she my Mother but my best friend... I miss you so much Mum
May you find peace and may your Mother Rest In Peace.
May God bless you. He will be your friend
you said it.....first time i heard this it took my breath away, and after a great loss such as yours gave me great solace, along with his other music and the Byrd masses....
Dear Nigel: I hope your Mum still kisses you while you sleep as my Dad hugs me in my dreams after some nice words! Death is not a way to lose parents. They are there for us yet!
@@eternafuentedeluzdivina3189 Oh Lord, what beautiful words... Thank you so so much for taking the time to message me... I'm so sorry for the loss of your Father... Losing a parent (or both) is absolutely gut wrenching... There isn't a day that passes where I don't think of my Mum.. I think about her every single day... X
What a great rendition of Master Tallis' masterpiece! The average age of the chorus makes its magnificence all the more amazing! Thank you!👍
I have to say the accoustics in that Cathedral are awesome. Sounds SO good!
Excellent.......And how wonderful it was not marred by vibrato
Admirable. Quelle leçon de communion et de joieà interpréter une musique aussi sublime! Que Dieu l’entende!
What a great performance and what a great video!
Will hopefully live long enough to want to watch this a thousand times...Wonderful. Thanks.
Sublime rendition of magnificent music
Spem in alium nunquam habui
Praeter in te, Deus Israel,
Qui irasceris, et propitius eris,
Et omnia peccata hominum
In tribulatione dimittis.
Domine Deus, creator caeli et terrae,
Respice humilitatem nostram.
I have never placed my hope
In any other than you, God of Israel,
Who can show both anger and graciousness
And absolve all the sins
of suffering man.
Lord God, creator of Heaven and Earth
Be mindful of our humiliation.
Je n'ai jamais placé mon espoir
En tout autre que toi, Dieu d'Israël,
Qui peut montrer à la fois la colère et la gentillesse
Et absoudre tous les péchés
de l'homme souffrant.
Seigneur Dieu, créateur du ciel et de la terre
Soyez conscient de notre humiliation.
Hypnotic and mesmeric. A wonderful performance in a magnificent and ambient setting; thank you for postng this. Balm for the soul in these unsettling times.
This deserves so many more views than it has, absolutely stunning performance.
Wow! I have heard many renditions of this piece, and this has to be one of my favorites! Well done!
Simplement superbe.
I'm stunned. Glorious
spectacular bravo 👍🏻
So beautiful!
Capolavoro assoluto della musica di tutti i tempi.
Composition, performance, film = chef-d'œuvre
bravo ! impressive performance from such a young choir
Sehr beeindruckendes Video, tolle Stimmen!
Ich stimme Ihnen zu, aber Ich mag auch die Version von Harry Christophers.
Wonderful !
Absolutely beautiful!
Magnifique. Je l'adore !
It has a Shakespearian opening: the scene is set and the gloves are off from the get-go. Buckle your seatbelt Dorothy because Kansas is going bye bye. Elizabethan rock rocks! I wonder if Tallis and Shakespeare met - what a team if they ever did.
This song must have been created from an inner prayer
COOL!😊
I've listened to this kind of stuff for years so moving but it's also like time travel written around 1570 it would have been performed for Elizabeth the first so your hearing exactly what she would have heard
I can see lebron james from the sky when i hear this music
♥♥♥♥
Nice im gonna used that for my movie
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I still think boys and men full voices have a more full rounded tone , but this is not to bad
J'espère que cette œuvre majeure de la musique occidentale aura été un souvenir inoubliable. Par contre je sais pourquoi il ne faut jamais laisser les choristes battre la mesure ha! ha!, il n'y en a pas deux ensemble... je comprends l'intention, mais quitte a faire un geste, je trouve qu'un autre mouvement aurait été meilleur. Peut-être un geste horizontal à la mesure avec beaucoup de poids. Enfin bon, c'est un détail devant la magnificence du chant.
Bien d'accord, ce manque d'unité dans le geste rend visible le manque d'unité rythmique de l'ensemble, puisque les chanteurs ne semblent pas avoir le même rapport avec la pulsation. Ou bien il aurait fallu mettre tout le monde d'accord sur une technique de battue, mais ça sort du cadre de leur métier.
@@calembourman2295 Je vous ai répondu en anglais plus bas, mais ce sera plus simple en français :)
La prise de son et la prise d'image ont été captées à deux moments différents, d'où l'inévitable impression de décalage dans le montage. En live pendant le concert, l'effet n'était pas du tout le même. Pour ce qui est de l'auto-battue, elle était vraiment indispensable pour ne pas se perdre, même en étant chanteur pro-ce qui n'est pas le cas des enfants- et ça permettait d'avoir un repère supplémentaire dans cette immense partition...
De nombreux chanteurs font ça en répét ou en enregistrement (pas au concert).
Pourquoi ? Parce qu'ils ne peuvent taper des pieds sans faire vibrer leur voix !
Something tells me that this video is a complete fabrication. Great performance and audio by whomever.
How can you say that? These young people worked very diligently to produce a most successful performance of a very significant piece of music in the renaissance period.
Singing brilliantly but many conducting themselves looks really weird with others standing still. And yet they have a conductor in front of them.
Have you ever tried performing this? It’s almost impossible without conducting along. Almost.
@@GThOe To be honest with you, no I haven't. I've tried looking for videos of choirs/singers being taught this piece but unable to find any as would love to try to learn some. :)
@@NickJay join the Self Isolation Choir. They are learning it in July and August - all virtually!
@@GThOe it might not be a bad idea, still we can see how different their beats are, which proves some disconnection between gesture and singing.
@@calembourman2295 Hi ! I was a singer in this choir ; you must know that the sound and the picture were taken in two different moments, so making this video was pretty hard... For the auto-conduction, it was the only way not to be lost in this giant score : you have this landmark at least, if your hand is down, you know you're at a beginning of some meter ! It saved me many times during the concert :) For the exact pulsation, you'll hear we're sharp together thanks to the chief.