Interesting how Mr. Carter is changing gear around the D and E above Middle C - a very high place normally to do it for a C-T, but very appropriate for haute-contre parts where you need (forgive me) a strong bottom.
Una bellisima interpretacion, de esta muy bellisima pieza , dan ganas de llorar por no tener al maestro charpentier entre nosotros ahora, quisiera con toda mi alma que se reencarnase, Gracias por este video.
L'eccelsa bravura dei solisti emerge anche nell'esatta pronuncia del latino, cosa non facile per degli anglosassoni. Pezzo meraviglioso, e davvero fantastici tutti gli esecutori. E' stato un grandissimo piacere ascoltarli.
@estikhatz finalmente trovo una persona che la pensa come me: ho visto un altro filmato dello stesso brano, qui a fianco proposto, dove la pronuncia del latino è corrotta dall'inflessione francese, e chi ha caricato il filmato si ostina a dire che la storpiatura è voluta perchè così cantavano in latino nel XXVII in Francia: una vera pena ad ascoltare, anche se le voci sono estremante valide
Une merveilleuse pièce, superbement chantée. Avec toutefois un bémol à l'égard du baryton, dont la voix manque des harmoniques, aigües en particulier, qui éviteraient que nous ayons l'impression que l'intonation n'est pas tout à fait juste. Les instrumentistes sont superbes. J'ai la partition ... un rêve à réaliser .....
Why don't they use the Gallican pronunciation of the Latin? The countertenor occasionally uses it (e.g. "a progenie in progenies"), but the other singers not at all.
Ten years ago I discovered JS Bach. It was something I cannot write here, it opens my mind . Now I'm a big " fan" of baroque music, you can't imagine the pleasure it is for me. La beauté, la pureté, it is happiness !
Pretty good performance, I'd say, but I just heard Charpentier performed better today. That is his David and Jonathan opera which was performed at Georgetown in DC. What good fortune to have been there, because it was given a real performance and not just an historical investigation. In this way it was quite the opposite of the rather disembodied performances that are de riguer in early music circles. The conductor was exceptional, and kept the often languorous music exciting. Fine singers.
Three angels! Really, three divine voices. I like very much Mr. Carter's begining. The voice of Mr. Mutlu make me feel I am in the Jewish temple ;) ... come on, I am joking ! Congratulations, it was such a pleasure to listen it that I replayed it a few times.
Magnífico! Charpentier siempre sabio se eleva a las alturas celestiales. Charpentier más que genio, sabio, la genialidad le queda corta. Realmente alcanza la sabiduría de un verdadero músico.
Jay makes it all look too easy. When he was in our choir in KC, I got the biggest kick out of watching the audience's reactions to him. In most cases it was because of the novelty of a countertenor, but I think it was mostly in response to his luscious musicianship. But what's the deal with the director in leather? How gauche.
I went to the Trinity Church Website, it is supposedly
the oldest Church in New York City dating back to the late 1600's. There were several Fires and Rebuildings Naturally. I love Charpentier's work. Does Anyone know where you can get Medee on DVD? The one with Lorraine Hunt Leiberson and William Christie Conducting.
Yes this is Trinity Church Manhattan and it was recorded in early May 2008. (Good eye peymaania!) The entire concert of French Baroque Petit Motet can be viewed at their website.
Beatifull! The Magnificat H.78 is one of my favorite Charpentier's work. Did you know the marvellous interpretation of this work by the "Arts Florissant"?
Wonderful performance of this piece. It's one of my favorites from Charpentier. The blend between the singers is remarkable. It is very difficult for any piece written over such a small ground bass to remain this interesting without a good performance. Bravo.
You need to listen to more Purcell ;-) - try "This does our fertile Isle with glory crown" from "Now does the glorious day appear" - 3 minutes of music over just 2 notes.
Prachtig gezongen
geurtzlaarmans1 1 day ago
I think I'm one of the few teenagers who listens to this
Eppaai 3 months ago in playlist ClassicalMusic
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@Eppaai Shut up and enjoy the music :D
punkgdlml 3 months ago
This is beautiful music. Thanks to the up-loader and thanks to Jay Carter, countertenor, Daniel Mutlu, tenor, Wesley Chinn, Bass
JamesRutherfordIII 5 months ago
Interesting how Mr. Carter is changing gear around the D and E above Middle C - a very high place normally to do it for a C-T, but very appropriate for haute-contre parts where you need (forgive me) a strong bottom.
molealto 5 months ago
Thanks for uploading, carterjme! I love this recording; great voices.
higherpriced 6 months ago
hitman :d
korail123 10 months ago 2
c'est superbe
chlorismarie 10 months ago
Beautiful.
derbeh 1 year ago
this is the best performance of charpentier's magnificat!
kostyel 1 year ago
who could have disliked this? :S
kostyel 1 year ago
i imagine the boy with the deep voice singing nick cave or similar music. he has a very strong and epressive voice
bigbrownheapof 1 year ago
wonderful, just brilliant. i love how he turns the page on 2:21
the baroque era was a crazy time, deep water music
bigbrownheapof 1 year ago
belissimas voices!
essenciademusica 1 year ago
jay carter wonderful voice !
essenciademusica 1 year ago
Una bellisima interpretacion, de esta muy bellisima pieza , dan ganas de llorar por no tener al maestro charpentier entre nosotros ahora, quisiera con toda mi alma que se reencarnase, Gracias por este video.
atazar100 1 year ago
Thank you for posting, and players
kuroyagi007 1 year ago
Grand!
Nacidodelmar 1 year ago
Does anyone know what is the big "mandoline" that the guy with long hair plays is ?
roloulabulle 2 years ago
@roloulabulle It is a tiorba and belongs to the liute family, it is the biggest of the liutes.
MrSilvia61 1 year ago
Also called the "theorbo".
HowdyThere88 1 year ago
@roloulabulle it's a theorbo - same family as the lute, sounding very low
AlainNaigeon 1 year ago
L'eccelsa bravura dei solisti emerge anche nell'esatta pronuncia del latino, cosa non facile per degli anglosassoni. Pezzo meraviglioso, e davvero fantastici tutti gli esecutori. E' stato un grandissimo piacere ascoltarli.
estikhatz 2 years ago
@estikhatz finalmente trovo una persona che la pensa come me: ho visto un altro filmato dello stesso brano, qui a fianco proposto, dove la pronuncia del latino è corrotta dall'inflessione francese, e chi ha caricato il filmato si ostina a dire che la storpiatura è voluta perchè così cantavano in latino nel XXVII in Francia: una vera pena ad ascoltare, anche se le voci sono estremante valide
MrSilvia61 2 years ago
@MrSilvia61 Veramente credo si stiano sforzando anche questi di fare la pronuncia gallicana (proJenies..)
NedRorem 1 year ago
finalmente degli stranieri che pronunciano decentemente le parole latine, senza storpiature pietose........
MrSilvia61 2 years ago
Une merveilleuse pièce, superbement chantée. Avec toutefois un bémol à l'égard du baryton, dont la voix manque des harmoniques, aigües en particulier, qui éviteraient que nous ayons l'impression que l'intonation n'est pas tout à fait juste. Les instrumentistes sont superbes. J'ai la partition ... un rêve à réaliser .....
barytondehautemer 2 years ago
wow...i really enjoyed this!! 5 stars!!!
OhFookinELL 2 years ago
man that was great! felt like the real deal from the Baroque era!
encorelui2 2 years ago
Wonderful! Does anyone know the names of the four performers playing the two violins and the two flutes? I can't find them anywhere.
termiko 2 years ago
It looks like that Google search does not help:
if you search for:
Live Recording of Marc-Antoine Charpentier Magnificat for 3 voices. Jay Carter, countertenor Daniel Mutlu, tenor Wesley Chinn, Bass
and add the keyword "flute" you get only 7 results, none telling you who the flutists are.
Analogous stuff if you add "violin" instead of "flute".
Maybe you could ask Carterjme via private message. Cheers.
padaneis 2 years ago
Wonderful. This piece is a dream, and a dream ...on solid grounds (well, the ground is indeed my favourite musical form). I agree with
trabalhosmanuais: me too, I love that countertenor.
padaneis 2 years ago
What a wonderful match of all the singers.
murraywan 2 years ago
Such a beautiful, unpretentious, joyful performance. Wish this video can go viral and be seen and heard everywhere!
soniafromca 2 years ago
I love this!
ajballetcoach 2 years ago
I love the tenor, has Paul Agnew style preciseness between the notes. I love this style of legato singing.
dalem 2 years ago
Enjoyed:-)
talkenhorn 2 years ago
i love that coutertenor
trabalhosmanuais 2 years ago 13
@trabalhosmanuais me too :) !!!!!!!!!!
papillondenuit1970 1 year ago
Dobre wykonanie i niezła jakość dźwięku - sam miód !
andreadoriaPL 2 years ago
Why don't they use the Gallican pronunciation of the Latin? The countertenor occasionally uses it (e.g. "a progenie in progenies"), but the other singers not at all.
OmniaOmnibus 2 years ago
I wish the tenor didn't sing so loudly!
olialto7 2 years ago
Magnificent...the zenith of western civilization!
goochar 2 years ago 2
and its French !!
lesdjinns1829 2 years ago
Exquisite serene beauty
gdbalck 2 years ago 2
One of my favorites! To hear it live during a mass is even better. Such an elavation of the soul
kefaad 3 years ago 3
Ten years ago I discovered JS Bach. It was something I cannot write here, it opens my mind . Now I'm a big " fan" of baroque music, you can't imagine the pleasure it is for me. La beauté, la pureté, it is happiness !
delamotteh 3 years ago 5
es envolvente...
hermoso.-
bluesourire 3 years ago
The video kept breaking up - anyone else experience that? But gorgeous anyway!
jamesmorrow1 3 years ago
This is called intelligency.
THX for posting. Great music with great performance!
golaxo 3 years ago 4
i love the countertenor
dmaranan 3 years ago
Charpentier was a natural musical genius, his music fills the soul with warmth and "ascension"
Avericum 3 years ago
I enjoyed this. I was however most unimpressed by the tone of the bass.
warrentommo 3 years ago
On the contrary, I enjoy the bass a lot. In comparison with the Christie version, this is so simple and pure.
jvn041669 2 years ago 2
Very very enjoyable!
mradaChris 3 years ago
I mean the middle voice! So natural and going straight to the heart!
vikingausstuttgart 3 years ago
I love the tenor as well - awesome!
Greetings from Stuttgart :-)
vikingausstuttgart 3 years ago
it seems that other viewers also return to listen this music. This is the first video I favourited on my channel and it is wonderful.
felixpetrar 3 years ago
Ain't that the eraliest jazz, especially at the end. Baroque jazz.
MaBu888 3 years ago
Charpentier: di una bellezza folgorante.
L'interpretazione potrebbe essere più "perfetta" tecnicamente, ma è eccezionalmente appassionata ed entusiastica (vedi come "se la ballano"!).
Quest'ultima qualità vale molto più di un'intonazione "perfetta".
Bellissimo!
martinezygonzalez 3 years ago 2
In potentiam or impotentia? This song is 5 stars!
MaBu888 3 years ago 3
Sublimis mvsica Francissima. It's french LOL!
MaBu888 3 years ago
Pretty good performance, I'd say, but I just heard Charpentier performed better today. That is his David and Jonathan opera which was performed at Georgetown in DC. What good fortune to have been there, because it was given a real performance and not just an historical investigation. In this way it was quite the opposite of the rather disembodied performances that are de riguer in early music circles. The conductor was exceptional, and kept the often languorous music exciting. Fine singers.
ppfuchs 3 years ago
Beautiful version=)
Erethras 3 years ago
greetings to the tenor.....he's fantastic ;-)
L4NdSkN3ChT 3 years ago
Does anyone know a good recording of this piece?
tristan23be 3 years ago
whats this small instrument in the middle looking like little piano thing ?
skyeleven08 3 years ago
The one the conductor is playing is a small organ.
PeriodinstrumentfaN 3 years ago
i see... and.. this big "guitar"? whats that xD
skyeleven08 3 years ago
that "big guitar" is a tiorbe, you... little nitwit!
pacomerode 3 years ago
that's a theorbo
pacomerode 3 years ago
Sublime. Un instant de grâce.
VladWaterBall 4 years ago 4
vraiment fantastique je vais l'incrire a mon programme des "voix du choeur "
bravo
jeanseb48 4 years ago
Beautiful!!!
klarasong 4 years ago
Sin palabras!
JuandrezBog 4 years ago 2
Three angels! Really, three divine voices. I like very much Mr. Carter's begining. The voice of Mr. Mutlu make me feel I am in the Jewish temple ;) ... come on, I am joking ! Congratulations, it was such a pleasure to listen it that I replayed it a few times.
felixpetrar 4 years ago
An awsome piece of art!!!!
estrellitachapina1 4 years ago 2
Awsome piece of art.
estrellitachapina1 4 years ago
maginific, as te title says itself. the wonderful music of this great man MACharpantier always surprises me
stihtchev 4 years ago 2
This is heavenly music. These fellows are angels!
LindaDooWop 4 years ago 2
Magnífico! Charpentier siempre sabio se eleva a las alturas celestiales. Charpentier más que genio, sabio, la genialidad le queda corta. Realmente alcanza la sabiduría de un verdadero músico.
inhasfo 4 years ago 3
Jay makes it all look too easy. When he was in our choir in KC, I got the biggest kick out of watching the audience's reactions to him. In most cases it was because of the novelty of a countertenor, but I think it was mostly in response to his luscious musicianship. But what's the deal with the director in leather? How gauche.
MerricMaker 4 years ago
beautifull and very touching
hjuyrtf 4 years ago
I went to the Trinity Church Website, it is supposedly
the oldest Church in New York City dating back to the late 1600's. There were several Fires and Rebuildings Naturally. I love Charpentier's work. Does Anyone know where you can get Medee on DVD? The one with Lorraine Hunt Leiberson and William Christie Conducting.
peymaania 4 years ago
Yes this is Trinity Church Manhattan and it was recorded in early May 2008. (Good eye peymaania!) The entire concert of French Baroque Petit Motet can be viewed at their website.
carterjme 4 years ago
2008 bc?!
RonsonDenmark 4 years ago
Missed the first Portion...Is this Trinity Church in Manhatten NY? It must be!
peymaania 4 years ago
thank you, made my week!
Does anyone know when and where this was performed?
Are they at the National Cathedral in Washington DC?
peymaania 4 years ago
Beatifull! The Magnificat H.78 is one of my favorite Charpentier's work. Did you know the marvellous interpretation of this work by the "Arts Florissant"?
Mazeppa07 4 years ago
yes,is there any chance to find some of th works on this site? i have all cds
stihtchev 4 years ago
Who knows what is the code of this magnificat? I can't find the score!!!!!! help me!!!
pohlke85 4 years ago
H 73 I believe.
molealto 3 years ago
Wonderful performance of this piece. It's one of my favorites from Charpentier. The blend between the singers is remarkable. It is very difficult for any piece written over such a small ground bass to remain this interesting without a good performance. Bravo.
chronos467 4 years ago
You need to listen to more Purcell ;-) - try "This does our fertile Isle with glory crown" from "Now does the glorious day appear" - 3 minutes of music over just 2 notes.
molealto 2 years ago 2
Well, the fantasia Z745 "upon one note" could also work to that effect... ;-)
padaneis 2 years ago
Very good performance and very good piece.
brezno 4 years ago
Amazing.
irichc 4 years ago
Very good performance! One of the most touching works by Charpentier. Can't stop listening!
cstmhl 4 years ago
I like it. I like it a lot.
SinoSene 4 years ago
Krása
Cruciferus 4 years ago