I sang this my senior year of high school. It was a challenge to sing a part I don’t usually sing, but I often find this piece stuck in my head at random moments throughout the day
Cette musique me rappelle tellement de souvenirs.... Quand je faisais partie d'une chorale à l'âge de 10 ans, et que j'avais le meilleur chef de cœur de tout le Nord-Pas-de-Calais.... Tellement de souvenirs tellement de nostalgie.... Merci Me FAURÉ....
yes, never forgotten but also performed. I vividly remember singing this piece, I'm a bass... it sticks with me. it's part of who I am. I remember everyone else involved. I'm part of them too, and they're part of me. more people should be part of this.
RIP convalescent royal navy band, Lancashire colors, King Edward's own, your turmoil losses and tragedy of 1903, and your triumph of 1965 a final tribute farewell and full complement Shelburne Industries singing back to you. In smart white and bowties. Buntings and high risers. Thank you St. Bruno.
Is it weird that I first heard this song in the movie _Babe_ ? (It’s the scene where Hoggett is watching two ladies singing on the TV, when suddenly the power goes out.)
Took so much pleasure to sing it. Gives you the shiver whilst singing
I sang this my senior year of high school. It was a challenge to sing a part I don’t usually sing, but I often find this piece stuck in my head at random moments throughout the day
I sang this piece in my senior year of high school and never forgot it.
I am singing this song in my boy choir which is the biggest in Finland
@@mausthetank9 how did it go
@@leiarichardson65 Everytime we’ve sang it it has gone well. It’s a well liked song in our choir :D
@@mausthetank9 What is your choir called?
I Love this piece. Singing the soprano gives so much joy. And it‘s a little sugary, still love it.
Love singing the bass part, and the French gives many opportunities to really make the words "sing"
Cette musique me rappelle tellement de souvenirs....
Quand je faisais partie d'une chorale à l'âge de 10 ans, et que j'avais le meilleur chef de cœur de tout le Nord-Pas-de-Calais....
Tellement de souvenirs tellement de nostalgie....
Merci Me FAURÉ....
The genius of Faure beautifully presented. Thamk you. May his magnificent works never be forgotten
yes, never forgotten but also performed. I vividly remember singing this piece, I'm a bass... it sticks with me. it's part of who I am. I remember everyone else involved. I'm part of them too, and they're part of me. more people should be part of this.
One of the most beautiful songs ever sung about God’s creation. Andrea Bocelli and the singing friar do it justice. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I enjoyed singing this beautiful song goosebumps every time the high notes hit. 🥰
So so beautiful to sing and to listen. Very sacred piece of music
This song is so amazing. I sang it with a Choir, it's so incredible! It made me cry , it's beautiful
Not too many 20 year olds can produce such beauty like this as Gabriel Faure did
Fauré was a brilliant composer.
looking forward to be accompanying my choir on the piano for this stunning piece
Me too 😂
@@luisfernandotapia451nice, good luck! I really enjoyed it a lot after getting comfortable with it :))
RIP convalescent royal navy band, Lancashire colors, King Edward's own, your turmoil losses and tragedy of 1903, and your triumph of 1965 a final tribute farewell and full complement Shelburne Industries singing back to you. In smart white and bowties. Buntings and high risers. Thank you St. Bruno.
I sang tenor on this- it's such a beautiful piece! i will always miss this song, we never got to perform it :(
Wow. So beautiful! I sang this freshman year of my undergrad. Such wonderful memories singing this. 💓
Isn’t it 😁
J'aime bien le Cantique de Jean Racine
singing it first year uni tomorrow too
beautiful version!
Cant wait to hear the extraordinary Irish Docs choir perform this :)
Faure gave me my joy.
The whole of Faure Requiem is just wonderful
what does the requiem have to do with this
Is it weird that I first heard this song in the movie _Babe_ ?
(It’s the scene where Hoggett is watching two ladies singing on the TV, when suddenly the power goes out.)
Same! I first heard it as a kid and was strangely elated when I found out what the song is actually called a couple of years later.
You are watching a boys tabernacle choir sing this on TV when suddenly
1:39 THOR GO BRRR
great piece
I adore Gabriel Faures art.
I love singing this❤
Sounds little bit like the 3rd movement of the Schumann's Fantaisie Op 17
Thank you！ 31 bar. “b flat “ → “ As “
I don't know what Faure was on this time, but singing this brought absolute joy
The unfairly leses famous cousin of the Pavane.
In France, perhaps. This is more famous en Angleterre et les EE UU.
how are you? could you share the score? greetings!!
Jiji
Wow ecelent
Sheer French
Thank you！ 31 bar. “b flat “ → “ As “