John Rutter : Five Meditations for orchestra, arranged from sacred choral works (2003)
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
- I. What Sweeter Music 00:00-04:05
II. Blow, blow, thou winter wind 04:05-08:00
III. Candlelight 08:00-12:10
IV. Lord, make me an instrument of thy peace 12:10-15:15
V. The Lord bless you and keep you 15:15-18:00
Performed by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by John Rutter. 
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영혼을 맑게하는 J. RUTTER 작곡, 아름다운 합창음악 감사합니다^^ 😊
This is music from heaven ❤❤❤
This guy writes the most beautiful music....oh my word.....incredible
I love it when I meet composers increasing my expectations of what a real masterpiece should be like. Thanks, Uncle Roudders.
And yet here is another reason why I have grown to love the calm and beauty in John Rutter's work. Thank you.
In 1980-ish, my church choir (actually, two- middle/high school and adult choirs) had "Lord, Make Me..." in rehearsal for the upcoming season. We (the HS choir) had done several Rutter pieces already and a couple of carol adaptations. Somehow, our Director, the indescribable Frank A. Heller III managed to get John Rutter himself to come to our church in Louisville, KY. to conduct an evening of music. He could not have been more gracious and professional. An absolutely transcendent experience.
Does your pastor, Frank Heller, have a son, Phil, who is now a minister? Did that son go to Kentucky Christian College (now University)?
@@crazya222 Frank was the Music Director. He had a couple of children, no idea of their names or history. They were babies when I last worked with Frank almost 40 years ago.
Absolutely exquisitely beautiful compositions. Thank you, thank you, thank you for posting this great work.
Композитор - большая умничка! Дякую!
Duke Ellington was once quoted as saying “If it sounds good, it IS good!”
I. What Sweeter Music 00:01
II. Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind 04:05
III. Candlelight Carol 08:03
IV. Lord, Make Me An Instrument Of Thy Peace 12:10
V. The Lord Bless You and Keep You 15:16
Hope this helps! (: °o°
It did, very much so. Thank you.
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10:10...
12:12...
2021 Xmas 22: Easter is coming. The pandemic is weakened. Ukrainians are bombed daily. Putin is mad. We have felt a lot since December 25th. These five settings will reorganize us and make us whole.
Masterpiece. How can someone express so much peace in music?
John Cage managed it for nearly 5 minutes.
@@Stirlingv8 Silence my friend, silence.
And you should have heard the talking in the next 12 seconds!!! ;)
my congrats from Brazil on this pieces of music...I really enjoy Rutter's.
well there's 18 minutes of heaven, no doubt about it
Peaceful, unobtrusive and, yet, highly listenable. I particularly like "Blow, blow, thou winter wind"....almost like a tender moment in a film soundtrack.
Morning Max. As you know, I sometimes procrastinate as to whether to publish selected uploads. If you have a chance, I would be interested if you think many of the subscribers would enjoy this : ruclips.net/video/n-hSK0lImVc/видео.html
Rodders, Evening, you Yuletide Messenger! Speaking for myself, yes! I suppose the overall response you get depends on the number of "folk" orientated listeners out there. Maddy Prior, I would think, is reasonably well-known.
Thanks Max. I hadn't considered uploading it originally but your previous comment about 'Gaudete' got me thinking...
Rodders, I'm a little surprised that there haven't been many comments on the Yule uploads. I suppose folks are busy at this time of year!
Max, there have never been a big number of commenters here (quality rather than quantity!) Also, within YT, my channel would be akin to a grain of sand on a beach. If I was uploading visual videos, the number of comments would be tenfold.
The second piece is remarkably similar to the music from The Eiger Sanction composed by John Williams. Which came first.....?
Thankfully Rutter has avoided the influences of that Second Viennese School (Schoenberg, Webern, and atonalism).
What? I dunno what does it means. But looks interesting.
Gracias a Dios. El atonalismo es una mentira.
Thankfully for listening ears