I had a strange dream that Michelangelo had buried parchments in the plasterwork and then drew the pointing hands and fingers to show where he had placed them. It was a strange dream indeed.
You have to been there to know. I saw my favorite art piece the first time in my life and was a bit dissapointed. It was too dark to see it fully. And I couldn't take pictures. But no matter, it was the thrill of having seen it in real. My favorite artist with God, Picasso, Da Vinci and Kandinsky -__-
I absolutely love Verdi and I love Pavarotti, but the music accompanying this Renaissance work of art should have been either early music or Italian baroque music. Be aware that when Verdi died in 1901 several hundred years of Italian music had already been composed. You could just as easily have accompanied the video with music by Carlo Forlivesi, Graziella Concas, or Nicola Campogrande.
get an android app by a Rome tour-guide that explains with audio and pictures the art, history and thought of the chapel to use or remember you next visit. look up "Vatican' in the android market, developer Romavita
The Goethe quote is a nice fantasy, you can't paint fresco all alone. Michelangelo worked with a small team of assistants. Read Ross King's "Michelangelo anf the Pope's Ceiling".
all of the famous artists didnt work solo.. they all had working teams and studints to work with them.. other wise they wouldnt be able to make this much art work =)
It's not just because the tv company own the rights: it's also because flash photography damages the frescos. I was inside the Sistine Chapel just last week and I was disgusted by the number of people using flash photography in there.
I had a strange dream that Michelangelo had buried parchments in the plasterwork and then drew the pointing hands and fingers to show where he had placed them. It was a strange dream indeed.
tankman1962 10 months ago
You have to been there to know. I saw my favorite art piece the first time in my life and was a bit dissapointed. It was too dark to see it fully. And I couldn't take pictures. But no matter, it was the thrill of having seen it in real. My favorite artist with God, Picasso, Da Vinci and Kandinsky -__-
royalsteven 10 months ago
I absolutely love Verdi and I love Pavarotti, but the music accompanying this Renaissance work of art should have been either early music or Italian baroque music. Be aware that when Verdi died in 1901 several hundred years of Italian music had already been composed. You could just as easily have accompanied the video with music by Carlo Forlivesi, Graziella Concas, or Nicola Campogrande.
eyesk8er 10 months ago
This is so great!I wold like to be there.
matijabacic123 11 months ago
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get an android app by a Rome tour-guide that explains with audio and pictures the art, history and thought of the chapel to use or remember you next visit. look up "Vatican' in the android market, developer Romavita
gotheable 1 year ago
Are you allowed to film or take pictures in the Chapel? I`ve heard your not allowed. I`d like to know for sure.
YoMoma777 1 year ago
the mast gay chapel ever
0oziyado0 1 year ago
Who is this song by?
DrugWhore1 1 year ago
@DrugWhore1 The song is Libiamo ne'lieti calici (Drinking Song) from Guiseppe Verdi's La traviata.
martinjbswift 1 year ago
yayyy im going there next week!
JennayyyCx3 1 year ago
Love it!!
this is true work!
DrugWhore1 2 years ago
Love it!!!
DrugWhore1 2 years ago
Beautiful : )
Thank you for sharing this beautiful montage with us !
Tracy Ann
tracyann1191 2 years ago
The Goethe quote is a nice fantasy, you can't paint fresco all alone. Michelangelo worked with a small team of assistants. Read Ross King's "Michelangelo anf the Pope's Ceiling".
akaflint10 2 years ago
all of the famous artists didnt work solo.. they all had working teams and studints to work with them.. other wise they wouldnt be able to make this much art work =)
zyraabaza 2 years ago
I saw it recently
it's awesome
gen000x 2 years ago
A beautiful picture about "Where is THE KEY really?" (2.36)
I love it.
basszus9kulcs 3 years ago
And that sentence in info said Goethe.. am I right??
Dzimini 3 years ago
why La Traviata?
jmdez 3 years ago
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francescomi 3 years ago
because it's italian as italian is
Pavarotti ( the singer in this vesion of traviata ), as Michelangelo ...and because vatican is in rome , the italian capital city.
francescomi 3 years ago
Palestrina would be perfect.
FatherOfThings 3 years ago
Nicely done, thank you for sharing it with us.
Happy2bGina 3 years ago
what is the name of this song please - the sistine chapel is amazing....
ITALDONNABUTTERFLY 3 years ago
How is this possible!?
clapphamjunction 3 years ago
"SAY BYE BYE"
HomoCristos 3 years ago
kool
HotStuffCuminThrou 4 years ago
i need to c this in my life.
FantaOrang3 4 years ago 7
if you read the credits at the end , you will see the music is La Traviatta, sung by Luciano Pavarotti.
smezatu2000 4 years ago 2
Marvelous pieces of art!
MichaelAngelo87 4 years ago
what is this song???
Naughtynell 4 years ago
It's the drinking song from Verdi's La Traviata.
anieb 4 years ago
what a shame your not allowed to photograph inside because some tv company owns the rights
fastrac 4 years ago 2
It's not just because the tv company own the rights: it's also because flash photography damages the frescos. I was inside the Sistine Chapel just last week and I was disgusted by the number of people using flash photography in there.
htrix 4 years ago 4
Its all about the money.
fastrac 4 years ago
sper sa-ti placa
annek1983 4 years ago
Thank you for posting this...one is in awe of what is possible.
katscriv 5 years ago 2