When you are in Paris or where ever you are, say a prayer for Paris and France. France especially and her magnificent city really need it. Read the 'Prophéties de Marie-Julie'.
See why the Sacre Coeur was constructed and what is awaiting this amazing city Paris we so love and France. Paris can be saved, but French people need to return to their true God. All friends of Paris and France, Priez pour la France, Merci.
Ma si può essere più ebeti di così??!!! Ma come, in presbiterio (notare bene: non l'assemblea!!!) non l'avranno capito che stava venendo eseguito il Te Deum di Chochereau, che prevede il canto di un verso da parte del coro e dell'assemblea e la sostituzione del verso seguente da parte dell'organo secondo la pratica dell'ALTERNATIM? Che bella figura hanno fatto davanti al Papa!!!! :-(
Quel dommage que l'Alternatim de Notre Dame n'ait pu être respecté. L'Orgue avait à peine la possibilité de dialoguer avec la Schola... Merci de cet enregistrement.
My previous comment appeared to be much harsher than I intended it to be - I think. And I should have said Passenger Train rather than Freight Train. I have no problem with consistency and continuity - century after century. I also have no problem with authority and hierarchy. Large groups of people cooperating with each other is a good thing - as is glory, grandeur, reverence, and awe. But dishonesty, corruption, coercion, violence, persecution, and arrogance seem to accompany absolute power.
@redletterchurch I often think that while God and religion is very serious since its about the salvation of our souls, sometimes we take it too seriously. We, each of us, live in one place, time and lifetime. I as a human being can only be morally and spiritually responsible for myself and then try to pass on that responsibility in the form of serving my faith. But life is for living: we got to get out there and enjoy it. You'll be a long time dead, even if your in heaven!! ;-)
@pipeup1 I agree. It's hard for me to find the proper balance. I think I'm congenitally unbalanced. Sometimes I don't think I want a solution - and that I just want to complain! Watch 'Pale Blue Dot' here on YouTube. It's by Carl Sagan - and puts things into a proper perspective. I suspect that even if the church and the world were transformed into my idealistic vision - I would still find something to complain about. Dissatisfaction seems to be an incurable human trait.
I am torn! I love cathedrals, sacred music, robes, incense, processions, and theology. However...when I look beneath the surface of it all...throughout history...I don't like what I see. O wretched man that I am. Who shall deliver me from the contradictions and absurdities? It only hurts when I think. Is there something different about French Roman Catholicism? My favorite RC churches and sacred musicians are French! I'm not RC...but I watch with interest from a distance.
@redletterchurch It is a problem. I'm Church of England yet the dramatic soundscape of the Catholic church specifically in France is appealing. I put it down to the dramatic sound of the Grand Organ roaring down the nave......
@ds1868 this is not Catholic music of the French country, this is Catholic Music of the entire world. This was developed from the music of the early church in the catacombs.
@redletterchurch the great cathedral, the music, robes, incense and ritual is only a manifestation of a greater and deeper reality. This is the ancient church, the living Pentecost moves in this assembly. But the Eucharist is the source and summit. Cross the threshold, enter in and look. Your existence in this world will never be the same!!
@pipeup1 What part does ancient Babylon, Egypt, and Rome play in all of this? What part do the Teachings of Jesus play in all of this? What part does the Goddess play in all of this? I'm wondering if the esoteric and exoteric are becoming one and the same? Ancient Gods, Goddesses, Art, and Architecture are seen throughout the world in churches and government buildings. This seems to imply a worlwide theocracy in which the Jesus of the Gospels plays a very small part. I am conflicted!
@redletterchurch Jesus said: I am the way, the truth and the life, no one can come to the Father except through me. The ritual of the church is the culmination and development of all the Jewish and Roman ritual and Deistic worship that has gone before. Jesus Christ is the end point of all the forms of belief that have gone before - thats what Christians believe. So the Gospels and encountering Christ in the Eucharist plays a central part!! This is far too big for a box on youtube lol
@pipeup1 Thank-you for your response. I agree that this subject cannot be properly addressed in a YouTube comment box! I'm just seeing a big Babylonian/Egyptian/Roman Freight-Train - travelling through history at 150KPH - with a Goddess Engineer/Conductor - slamming into Jesus Christ - who ends up as a Crucifix Hood Ornament. I'm trying to envision an idealistic version of the church - which is completely honest regarding history - which is our history - and not just an organization's history.
Le entrate del Grand'Organo sono a dir poco mozzafiato. Ma la versione anni 70-80 con Cochereau e la corale diretta da Jehan Revert sono, a mio avviso, insuperabili, e decisamente meglio cantate!
que la messe soit en francais ou latin la deschristianiation de l'europe est inevitable vu l'archaisme de ces religions d'un autre age mais ce chant par sa melodie est superbe
Nous sommes chanceux d'avoir les Français, parce que c'est grace aux Français; qu'il y'a encore des messes en latin, qui est adorable. La messe "moderne" n'est pas intéressante. C'est une des raisons que les églises sont vides aujourd'hui.
Merci Monseigneur Marcel Lefebvre,qui est aux cieux; je prie constamment pour votre âme. D'un Irlandais qui admire toujours Monseigneur Lefebvre....
À Notre-Dame, il y a une tradition que veut que le grand orgue alterne avec le chœur. Sauf que beaucoup ignoraient cette tradition et ont chanté les versets réservés au grand orgue... la preuve, c'est que le chœur ne chante pas ces versets, seule la foule a accompagné.
La conclusion, c'est que la foule présente ne connaissait pas les traditions de Notre-Dame, mais par contre connaît très bien le Te Deum ! Et ça c'est une très bonne nouvelle !
C'est un peu la moindre des choses qu'à cette cérémonie la foule connaisse le Te Deum, puisqu'il s'agissait uniquement de religieux (dans la cathédrale).
che meraviglia.... thank you for uploading it!!!
TiLodoOSignore 5 days ago
Pourquoi cette tradition de ne pas chanter les parties qui reviennent à l'assemblée ?
Et d'où vient elle ?
bleimor28 2 weeks ago
Credo che Gesù amasse tutt'altro "genere" ....in generale.... ;)
untrusted74 2 months ago
Penser à combien de papes ont dit la messe à cette église! Dieu est bon!
wonderland476 3 months ago
Lutheran!!!
TheJakeman789 6 months ago
@TheJakeman789 ?
jcbluefunk 4 months ago
bellissimo
gloved333 7 months ago
Magnifique ! J'ador tres la Maitrise de Notre Dame de Paris !!
DecimaNona45 8 months ago
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Seigneur Jésus, aie compassion de la France, daigne l'étreindre dans ton Amour et lui en montrer toute la tendresse.
Fais que, remplie d'amour pour toi, elle contribue à te faire aimer de toutes les nations de la terre.
Ô Amour de Jésus, nous prenons ici l'engagement de te rester à jamais fidèles et de travailler d'un ardent à répandre ton Règne dans tout l'univers.
Amen
Prière pour les Français, qu'ils soient les seuls à la réciter en Francais.
1940, Dictée par Jésus à Marcel VAN
jaalexis2002 1 year ago
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When you are in Paris or where ever you are, say a prayer for Paris and France. France especially and her magnificent city really need it. Read the 'Prophéties de Marie-Julie'.
See why the Sacre Coeur was constructed and what is awaiting this amazing city Paris we so love and France. Paris can be saved, but French people need to return to their true God. All friends of Paris and France, Priez pour la France, Merci.
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Ma si può essere più ebeti di così??!!! Ma come, in presbiterio (notare bene: non l'assemblea!!!) non l'avranno capito che stava venendo eseguito il Te Deum di Chochereau, che prevede il canto di un verso da parte del coro e dell'assemblea e la sostituzione del verso seguente da parte dell'organo secondo la pratica dell'ALTERNATIM? Che bella figura hanno fatto davanti al Papa!!!! :-(
DeusMisereremei 1 year ago
Quel dommage que l'Alternatim de Notre Dame n'ait pu être respecté. L'Orgue avait à peine la possibilité de dialoguer avec la Schola... Merci de cet enregistrement.
TheCatedral 1 year ago
magnifique, on croirait entendre le mm enregistrement avec cochereau en 1973
JCS22260 1 year ago
My previous comment appeared to be much harsher than I intended it to be - I think. And I should have said Passenger Train rather than Freight Train. I have no problem with consistency and continuity - century after century. I also have no problem with authority and hierarchy. Large groups of people cooperating with each other is a good thing - as is glory, grandeur, reverence, and awe. But dishonesty, corruption, coercion, violence, persecution, and arrogance seem to accompany absolute power.
redletterchurch 1 year ago
@redletterchurch I often think that while God and religion is very serious since its about the salvation of our souls, sometimes we take it too seriously. We, each of us, live in one place, time and lifetime. I as a human being can only be morally and spiritually responsible for myself and then try to pass on that responsibility in the form of serving my faith. But life is for living: we got to get out there and enjoy it. You'll be a long time dead, even if your in heaven!! ;-)
pipeup1 1 year ago
@pipeup1 I agree. It's hard for me to find the proper balance. I think I'm congenitally unbalanced. Sometimes I don't think I want a solution - and that I just want to complain! Watch 'Pale Blue Dot' here on YouTube. It's by Carl Sagan - and puts things into a proper perspective. I suspect that even if the church and the world were transformed into my idealistic vision - I would still find something to complain about. Dissatisfaction seems to be an incurable human trait.
redletterchurch 1 year ago
God bless the christians!
vogueconfessions 1 year ago
What is that you cannot understand my friend?
edcami90 2 years ago
I am torn! I love cathedrals, sacred music, robes, incense, processions, and theology. However...when I look beneath the surface of it all...throughout history...I don't like what I see. O wretched man that I am. Who shall deliver me from the contradictions and absurdities? It only hurts when I think. Is there something different about French Roman Catholicism? My favorite RC churches and sacred musicians are French! I'm not RC...but I watch with interest from a distance.
redletterchurch 2 years ago
@redletterchurch It is a problem. I'm Church of England yet the dramatic soundscape of the Catholic church specifically in France is appealing. I put it down to the dramatic sound of the Grand Organ roaring down the nave......
ds1868 2 years ago
@ds1868 this is not Catholic music of the French country, this is Catholic Music of the entire world. This was developed from the music of the early church in the catacombs.
dacatholicbandorgan 1 year ago
@redletterchurch the great cathedral, the music, robes, incense and ritual is only a manifestation of a greater and deeper reality. This is the ancient church, the living Pentecost moves in this assembly. But the Eucharist is the source and summit. Cross the threshold, enter in and look. Your existence in this world will never be the same!!
pipeup1 1 year ago
@pipeup1 What part does ancient Babylon, Egypt, and Rome play in all of this? What part do the Teachings of Jesus play in all of this? What part does the Goddess play in all of this? I'm wondering if the esoteric and exoteric are becoming one and the same? Ancient Gods, Goddesses, Art, and Architecture are seen throughout the world in churches and government buildings. This seems to imply a worlwide theocracy in which the Jesus of the Gospels plays a very small part. I am conflicted!
redletterchurch 1 year ago
@redletterchurch Jesus said: I am the way, the truth and the life, no one can come to the Father except through me. The ritual of the church is the culmination and development of all the Jewish and Roman ritual and Deistic worship that has gone before. Jesus Christ is the end point of all the forms of belief that have gone before - thats what Christians believe. So the Gospels and encountering Christ in the Eucharist plays a central part!! This is far too big for a box on youtube lol
pipeup1 1 year ago
@pipeup1 Thank-you for your response. I agree that this subject cannot be properly addressed in a YouTube comment box! I'm just seeing a big Babylonian/Egyptian/Roman Freight-Train - travelling through history at 150KPH - with a Goddess Engineer/Conductor - slamming into Jesus Christ - who ends up as a Crucifix Hood Ornament. I'm trying to envision an idealistic version of the church - which is completely honest regarding history - which is our history - and not just an organization's history.
redletterchurch 1 year ago
Where is the rest of the recording? We need the rest of the chamades blazing down the nave............
ds1868 2 years ago
Le entrate del Grand'Organo sono a dir poco mozzafiato. Ma la versione anni 70-80 con Cochereau e la corale diretta da Jehan Revert sono, a mio avviso, insuperabili, e decisamente meglio cantate!
musichiere70 2 years ago
Do you have the rest of the recording??
ds1868 2 years ago
Te Deum... with "Benedict"??!?!
.. is He your fellow? do you go out with Him on saturday night or what..????
"Te Deum at the presence of His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI!.."
deutscheseele 2 years ago
beautiful Te Deum......
masterofJC 2 years ago 5
who is the arranger of this piece? Please I am desperate to do this version with my choir!
Thank you
capeman7500 2 years ago
Sehr feierliches Te Deum mit viel Kraft.
Der Besuch des heiligen Vaters in Paris war wirklich sehr schön.
Glockengiesser11 2 years ago
Pardon me, it was this Organ, plus the choir of this cathedral of that year, plus the sems of the SSPX in Econe singing along to it.
dacatholicbandorgan 2 years ago
They played a recording of this Choir and Organ at the SSPX Ordinations of 1987 in Econe (its on youtube).
dacatholicbandorgan 2 years ago
nb il existe aussi de très belles messe en Français
bzhseat 2 years ago
que la messe soit en francais ou latin la deschristianiation de l'europe est inevitable vu l'archaisme de ces religions d'un autre age mais ce chant par sa melodie est superbe
jippy71 2 years ago
Why did the recording cut off so abruptly? A very bad thing to happen. You can't just stop music. It needs to end. Entire recording is invalid.
Puppyjump 2 years ago
si ce chant est tres beau que les messes sont en latins en fr
jippy71 2 years ago
Nous sommes chanceux d'avoir les Français, parce que c'est grace aux Français; qu'il y'a encore des messes en latin, qui est adorable. La messe "moderne" n'est pas intéressante. C'est une des raisons que les églises sont vides aujourd'hui.
Merci Monseigneur Marcel Lefebvre,qui est aux cieux; je prie constamment pour votre âme. D'un Irlandais qui admire toujours Monseigneur Lefebvre....
sliabhgorm 2 years ago
O Lord, save thy people : and bless thine heritage.
Govern them : and lift them up for ever.
Day by day : we magnify thee;
And we worship thy Name : ever world without end.
Vouchsafe, O Lord : to keep us this day without sin.
O Lord, have mercy upon us : have mercy upon us.
O Lord, let thy mercy lighten upon us : as our trust is in thee.
O Lord, in thee have I trusted : let me never be confounded.
enigmatik3n1 2 years ago
When thou tookest upon thee to deliver man : thou didst not abhor the Virgin's womb.
When thou hadst overcome the sharpness of death : thou didst open the Kingdom of Heaven to all believers.
Thou sittest at the right hand of God : in the glory of the Father.
We believe that thou shalt come : to be our Judge.
We therefore pray thee, help thy servants : whom thou hast redeemed with thy precious blood.
Make them to be numbered with thy Saints : in glory everlasting.
enigmatik3n1 2 years ago
The glorious company of the Apostles : praise thee.
The goodly fellowship of the Prophets : praise thee.
The noble army of Martyrs : praise thee.
The holy Church throughout all the world : doth acknowledge thee;
The Father : of an infinite Majesty;
Thine honourable, true : and only Son;
Also the Holy Ghost : the Comforter.
Thou art the King of Glory : O Christ.
Thou art the everlasting Son : of the Father.
enigmatik3n1 2 years ago
We praise thee, O God : we acknowledge thee to be the Lord.
All the earth doth worship thee : the Father everlasting.
To thee all Angels cry aloud : the Heavens, and all the Powers therein.
To thee Cherubim and Seraphim : continually do cry,
Holy, Holy, Holy : Lord God of Sabaoth;
Heaven and earth are full of the Majesty : of thy glory.
enigmatik3n1 2 years ago
organ is nice when the choir sings, but too messy when the congregation sings.. can't distinguish the chords to follow it
kensingtonpalace 2 years ago
Praise the LORD!
TimotheosCauvin 2 years ago
It must have been Jean-Pierre Leguay playing the Sortie! :-) Great !! Thanks for posting
chamade216 2 years ago
L'orgue couvre le chant... mais c'est bien normal de sortir le tutti pour un final aussi important !
A l'orgue de chœur, c'est Yves Castagnet. Au Grand-Orgue, Olivier Latry accompagne le chant, et J-P Leguay improvise pour la sortie ;-)
emotiiii 2 years ago
Magnifique, mais, dans cet enregistrement, l'orgue couvre le choeur.
Qcumber 2 years ago 2
À Notre-Dame, il y a une tradition que veut que le grand orgue alterne avec le chœur. Sauf que beaucoup ignoraient cette tradition et ont chanté les versets réservés au grand orgue... la preuve, c'est que le chœur ne chante pas ces versets, seule la foule a accompagné.
La conclusion, c'est que la foule présente ne connaissait pas les traditions de Notre-Dame, mais par contre connaît très bien le Te Deum ! Et ça c'est une très bonne nouvelle !
bispofr 2 years ago 12
Excellente explication. Merci Bispofr.
Qcumber 2 years ago
C'est un peu la moindre des choses qu'à cette cérémonie la foule connaisse le Te Deum, puisqu'il s'agissait uniquement de religieux (dans la cathédrale).
bzhseat 2 years ago 2
@bispofr
la foule à cette occasion était formée uniquement de religieux: c'était donc la moindre des choses qu'elle connaisse le Te Deum.
ThierryLR1973 1 year ago
Sounds like Jean-Pierre Leguay playing the Sortie at the end. 5 Stars!!!
CoutureOrganiste 2 years ago
Qui accompagne et joue au grand orgue?
cber13 2 years ago
Merci ! c'est magnifique,gloire à toi seigneur Jesus.
okho77 2 years ago