I am in Winston-Salem, North Carolina just for your notes. Looks like folks listen from so many places! Satisfying sense of unity in such amazing times--lovers of this music.
Very, very nice! Sitting here with a glass of wine & my cat on Christmas eve - and this music is making our evening so mellow and pleasant. Thanks Brent!!
This is beautiful! For anyone who wants to know, I think the first song is called 'Codail A Linbh,' the second song is 'Beati Quorum Via,' and the third song is 'Maria Matrem Virginem.'
It's not Dante's Prayer, but The St. Petersburg Chamber Choir, led by Nikolai Korniev. Loreena first enjoyed their work via the CD A Russian Easter (Philips), and their performance on “Dante’s Prayer” is an excerpt from “Alleluia, Behold The Bridegroom”, which you can also find on A Russian Easter.
Loreena McKennitt is where I first heard it. I bought Russian Easter and that's where it was sourced for this playlist. I didn't post a song list, and I don't think anybody commented that they thought it was Dante's prayer. I'm just curious about the comment.
Explore you tube under sacred choral music, modern and historical. European liturgical music but also look up the Russian stuff too like Rachmaninoff or Estonian composer Arvo Pärt, There's tons of stuff out there. CBC radio 2 has a website with archived concerts for free, you could fish around there. Glad you enjoyed the playlist.
PAUL GIULIANI A modern Irish vocal ensemble called "Anúna " does Celtic style crossover/sacred choral found early in this selection. Try also the Hilliard ensemble (not on this selection), particularly an album they did with Saxophonist Jan Gabarek. There's a track to sail away on... ruclips.net/video/kMbaVenF4Ug/видео.html
+trombettaio I lost the notes for this long ago. Sorry, all I have is a file with numbers for tracks. Early cd burners didn't read the titles and this was a mix I made back in the olden days. I'm pretty sure they are both by a vocal ensemble called Anuna but I don't know if they wrote the pieces. The second track is called Integra both are on an album called Omnis. I think.
Thanks for the link, Brent, a wonderful version of the piece. We listen to your "A Choral Christmas" mix every year - it's a lovely addition to our Christmas.
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It's currently April and I can't get enough of this playlist - looking forward to times of kindness and generosity again. Many thanks Brent.
Thanks! I'm sure Easter makes a good excuse as any!
Brent: I cannot get enough. Playing it repeatedly. Thank you for sharing with all!
Nice to hear that! Glad you're enjoying it.
I am in Winston-Salem, North Carolina just for your notes. Looks like folks listen from so many places! Satisfying sense of unity in such amazing times--lovers of this music.
Please, no apologies necessary. You have provided us with a sublime hour of reflection.
What a wonderful mix. A treat every year. Thanks!
Thank you. I hope you will enjoy a glass of wine as you listen, with Izzy and enjoy a very relaxed, serene and peaceful Christmas.
Very, very nice! Sitting here with a glass of wine & my cat on Christmas eve - and this music is making our evening so mellow and pleasant. Thanks Brent!!
I can visualise this 😊
@manchesteecitizen 😊
This is beautiful! For anyone who wants to know, I think the first song is called 'Codail A Linbh,' the second song is 'Beati Quorum Via,' and the third song is 'Maria Matrem Virginem.'
Sublime, yes! Year after year. So grateful.
This is gorgeous. Thanks for posting.
Makes me think of Vanhalla. (Mighty great indeed) beautiful beauty.🎇🖥🎆🚀🌎🚀.
Thank you Brent this is great. Reminiscent of the recording "Evocation of the Spirit" performed by the Robert Shaw Festival Singers.
Beautiful :) Like angels in the night!
Thanks. Great music!
thanks for uploading - just introduced me to some new stuff! Going to use this - this Christmas to destress some stuff going on. So peaceful.
Thank you...💙🌟💙
Once again at this time of year find myself listening to this , Happy Christmas
Awesome! Thanks Brent!
Thanks very much for this lovely music, Brent. I've been listening to this throughout December. Merry Christmas!
Yearly merry Christmas Brent 👍😊
You too brother! There's some history here now!
ruclips.net/video/yxDZjg_Igoc/видео.html
Its seems to be every night shift i am on at this time of year i search this. 🌃👍
Merry Christmas Brent, for once i am not at work wheb writing this
I was waiting to hear from you, Merry Christmas my friend!
Really lovely. Just what I needed at this moment...Many thanks.
Pylades you're very welcome
wonderful - thank you Brent
You're very welcome Steve. It's my counterplay to the usual schlock inflicted on us this time of year.
Merry Christmas Brent again :)
PAUL GIULIANI Merry Christmas brother!
It's not Dante's Prayer, but The St. Petersburg Chamber Choir, led by Nikolai Korniev. Loreena first enjoyed their work via the CD A Russian Easter (Philips), and their performance on “Dante’s Prayer” is an excerpt from “Alleluia, Behold The Bridegroom”, which you can also find on A Russian Easter.
Loreena McKennitt is where I first heard it. I bought Russian Easter and that's where it was sourced for this playlist. I didn't post a song list, and I don't think anybody commented that they thought it was Dante's prayer. I'm just curious about the comment.
@@chickenlampbrent up this thread there is a Playlist posted and the song is listed as Dante's Prayer
@@ivorchester8465 oh yes I see that now, I guess RUclips's algorithm didn't work out that time.
Merry Christmas Brent
+PAUL GIULIANI Merry Christmas Paul!
A public you tube playlist I put together for you guys. Merry Christmas 2024!
ruclips.net/p/PL1F6BAB3A70403BEB&si=CTyRbl0Kx0zK-Cc0
man thats a damn fine cheeseburger , praise the god of cows !!!
brent please tell me where i can find more of this music its beautifal,
Explore you tube under sacred choral music, modern and historical. European liturgical music but also look up the Russian stuff too like Rachmaninoff or Estonian composer Arvo Pärt, There's tons of stuff out there. CBC radio 2 has a website with archived concerts for free, you could fish around there. Glad you enjoyed the playlist.
***** thanyou brent :)
PAUL GIULIANI A modern Irish vocal ensemble called "Anúna " does Celtic style crossover/sacred choral found early in this selection. Try also the Hilliard ensemble (not on this selection), particularly an album they did with Saxophonist Jan Gabarek. There's a track to sail away on... ruclips.net/video/kMbaVenF4Ug/видео.html
Peace be upon you this Christmas eve, please enjoy this bonus playlist.
ruclips.net/p/PL1F6BAB3A70403BEB&si=Ifo12WXZEPIp7ZY8
Very beautiful!! Thank you Brent!
Wich are the composers of the first two pieces?
+trombettaio I lost the notes for this long ago. Sorry, all I have is a file with numbers for tracks. Early cd burners didn't read the titles and this was a mix I made back in the olden days. I'm pretty sure they are both by a vocal ensemble called Anuna but I don't know if they wrote the pieces. The second track is called Integra both are on an album called Omnis. I think.
@@chickenlampbrent Hello! The first song's title is "Codail a Linbh"
and is arranged by Michael McGlynn the "boss" of Anuna.. thank you again )
@@trombettaio Merry Christmas!
anyone know the 1st song?
Codail a linbh by Anuna. The cd is Omnis
bonus track!
ruclips.net/video/0j2JRcC6wBs/видео.html
June 19,2019/Michigan volunteers.
Brent is there a cd of this? Thanks.
It's a compilation made from a bunch of CDs a long time ago.
So long ago I've lost the playlist.
Sorry dude.
Some sources I remember are Anuna, Omnis and Rachmaninoff Vespers.
Christmas bonus for you.
ruclips.net/video/PHRII3y1WRQ/видео.html
Thanks for the link, Brent, a wonderful version of the piece.
We listen to your "A Choral Christmas" mix every year - it's a lovely addition to our Christmas.
@@philjm3103 Merry Christmas Phil, I just came across this yesterday. ruclips.net/video/yxDZjg_Igoc/видео.html
@@chickenlampbrent Thanks Brent - a lovely version of this piece.
Merry Christmas Brent
Merry Christmas Paul
Merry Christmas Brent
You too! It's nice to know people return every year to listen to this. I certainly do!