Philippe Jaroussky - Stabat Mater. Antonio Vivaldi (part 1)

[domelandia]

that ugly, flat voice, without emotion, I dislike.

[redhotpg]

Un genio!! Da emozioni fortissime! Condivido che è un genio come Pavarotti.

[DiosKain]

Que hermosa musica.

[darkambientforest]

music...

[ajonster]

I wished this would have been released in studio quality.

[SandrineSoprano]

Loves it

[theb0x0]

@JackJosephh : "all music at this time was religious" is the most ignorant thing I've heard in a while. *boggles* that's not even CLOSE to accurate.

[hypexxxx]

enfes

[carolineleiden]

Dear oberega:

It's allright. Mary is mother to us all, jews and gentiles alike.

[essenciademusica]

Senhora mãe de Deus abençoada!

[essenciademusica]

Maravilhoso, amazing! Musica celestial

[ZKJonathan]

touching !!

[taf289]

Dio quanto è bella!!!!!!taf289

[DPMDogma]

i allways ask my self: y they dont use these music as soundtrack. is realy good and emotinal and i guess cheaper than hans zimmer^^

[lessagaudier]

Bonne interprétation et illustration bien choisie. Pour ceux qui voudraient entendre une autre version du premier couplet et découvrir en même temps un lieu de pèlerinage, je propose de regarder : via crucis à Pontchâteaux

[zambalic1]

In addition to Vivaldi's, there are Pergolosi,and Bach Stabat Maters'. If one knows the words or lyrics, one will know that it is very touchy amd moving religious music. I love them all. Please note that Pergolosi's original Latin words are not the same as those of Bach's German. Nevertheless, same impact.

[MultiCastille]

Vivaldi et Jaroussky belle musique et bello canto merci pour cettes videos magnifique que vous nous offre, sur tout la musique Baroque,

[MultiCastille]

Vivaldi et Jaroussky belle musique et bello canto merci pour cettes videos magnifique que vous nous offre, sour tout la musique Barroque,

[lopezamurai]

The music of the movie "Rhapsody in August" brought me here

[mradaChris]

This was very beautiful!

[sayff1]

Although this is personal, i'll admit it in public. this piece stopped me from killing myself when i was 25. My final thought (what was to be my final thought) was...how could one leave a world where such music exists?

[mradaChris]

@sayff1 This music is very deep and touches the soul in a very distinct and personal way. It is really nice to see young folks enjoying music like this. Good for you!

[sayff1]

by the way..thank you very much obrerga for this great piece. you must have wonderful taste and be a wonderfully sensitive and cultured person, as everyone on this page, including kamochuelo...even though i got angry with him. or her.

[AquariusEddie]

As far as I concern, No ONE can sing Stabat Mater better than Andreas Scholl.

Period.

[rareviolins]

Very touching........

[fernandes3819]

stop ! stop ! stop ! stop ! non nice.

[vanvic481]

muzik sa belle anpil

[rumpranger65]

Wow this is is beautiful. Thank God for Fr. Vivaldi.

[JackJosephh]

all music at this time was religious, therefore all of the gifted geniuses of this era would be writing religious music.

People of all creeds and beliefs can appreciate this kind of inspiration and genius!

[GMNives]

@JackJosephh I'm not a religious person but devotional music is the one kind of music I simply cannot live without.

[SandrineSoprano]

Unbelievable music...

[EduardoBrasil10000]

Um tempo atrás, eu postei alguma coisa em outro vídeo de F. Jaroussky sobre o fato de ele ser homem e cantar com voz feminina, do que me arrependo. É meio esquisito, sim, mas e daí? Ele canta bem (até onde minha percepção alcança) e é isso o que importa.

Essa música, aliás, tem alguma coisa que me deixa apaixonado; esquisito, pois geralmente acho a música erudita européia meio chata.

[yanosabeapecado]

Es preciosa esta pieza

[migueangellham]

No hay nada peor que la ignorancia, esto fue compuesto para que lo cantará un hombre, pues en el tiempo de Vivaldí ninguna mujer podía participar en la liturgia, en una iglesia, fuera del covento. Asi que esto lo debiera interpretar un cstrato. Digo por Polark

[ManuelValenciaFSC]

@migueangellham Es cierto en parte lo que dices... Aunque es posible que también lo hubiese cantado una mujer, porque las mujeres sí podían participar, pero detrás de un velo negro. Como lo hacía Vivaldi, un coro de solamente mujeres, instrumentistas mujeres, solamente en las óperas se utilizaban hombres por su potencia. Y no hace parte este canto de la liturgia, de hecho es algo que se canta fuera de ella, un motete. :D (No estoy haciendo de abogado del insolente de Polark).

[louwaaa]

C'est tellement beau ! c'est grâce à cette chanson que j'ai appris a apprécier la musique classique. J'écoute ca pour étudier, lire,...

[angeldelafe1]

Gracias Marz por permitirme deleitarme con este bello video y musica, felicitaciones al editor

[KosteckiAdam]

Wonderful and touching....

[rubendm77]

Esto... pues yo prefiero la interpretación de Banchini y Scholl a la de Mingardo. En fin, para gustos... Eso si, esta no me hace gota de gracia...

[BornWestern]

I love the European culture.

don't let Islam kill it.

[sayff1]

@BornWestern I am a muslim, and this is one of favourite pieces of music. We are all human before we are muslim or christian, eastern or western. Don't let your government and the stupid media kill your own mind and independent judgment. Go live in a muslim country and learn about islam (there), and you will change your mind....otherwise you are doomed to ignorance, which, will be a shame, since if you listen to this kind of music you cant be that stupid. You still have time to save yourself.

[Werckstarck]

Una gatta in calore canterebbe meglio di questo personaggio che deve la sua fama ad una ostentata ambiguità sessuale. Sentite la splendida esecuzione della Sara Mingardo.

[gatofelixriodejaneir]

Ma che anbiguità sessuale? Lei deve la sua fama a la sua voce, a su talento extradordinário.

[barocco1950]

@Werckstarck un controtenore è un cantante lirico a tutti gli effetti, è un aspetto affascinante della musica non meno di quanto affascinante sia l'interpretazione di un tenore; in quanto poi alla persona a cui ti riferisci, Philippe Jaroussky, sei cascato male giacchè è veramente un genio non meno di un Pavarotti od altri.Andrò a cercare l'esecuzione di Sara Mingardo.

[svkorban]

божественно........

[SEAchefMojii]

@svkorban Очень так мой друг. Он отнимет у вас где-то вы не можете пойти по своему усмотрению.

[richardrmartineau]

Écrit rapidement ? Mais est-ce que Vivaldi n'écrivait pas tout rapidement. Ne dit-on pas qu'il composait plus rapidement qu'un copiste ne pouvait recopier sa musique ?

[richardrmartineau]

Traduction française du latin bienvenue.

[Molldelos]

J´adore cette musique !

[fraisierdesvosges]

I like Philippe Jaroussky very much, but I have to admit that performance is really less impressive, and especially less moving than James Bowman's performance, which is still the best version ever recorded to me.

[Musicflow1]

One of the most moving compositions.. Going through Catholic school the song resonates deeply... A mother watching the crusifixion of her son.. our Savoir. Philippe jaroussky gives it a certain spiritual echo

[luksbro]

A melhor interpretação talvez tenha sido dada por Claude Magloire: tensa, compungida, apropriada para a Semana Santa com o contralto explorando cada nuança da letra. Phillipe é uma grande cantor, todavia sua interpretação com Spinosi salientou a dificuldade técnica, não a interpretação dramática do texto. Talvez o fato de retalharem a obra seja o maior motivo de sentir que faltou força. Lamentável

[starbreez3]

Pelo menos alguém que não vai só pelo que os outros dizem...

Disse tudo.

A voz dele some nos tons baixos.

Ja ouviu Carlos Mena?

Muito melhor.

[whomakemefeel]

So Spiritual

[narutosweet]

hermosa interpretacion pero arruinada por ese horrible ruido ambiental, tosidos de fondo

[sagitajupiter]

es verdad, por que a todos se les antoja tocer y estornudar en plena interpretacion

[GuilhermeMoraesSanto]

A voz mais perfeita do século 21

Philippe Jaroussky e o homem que atingiu a razão de existencia por seu amor a sua voz e sua arte!

[essenciademusica]

@GuilhermeMoraesSanto

Sim é verdade!

[Marmalade000000]

I think that Stabat Mater was Vivaldi's first try at composing vocal music...

[1BODGER95]

And a great first time it was indeed!

[dibilioubouche257]

Tout à fait magnifique!

[wolkowy1]

Even it was written in haste - as was written in the info., Vivaldi never failed to leave us glorious, powerful and beautiful music.

[auroramaj]

Beautiful in the night ...realy beutifill for me now:)

[mradaChris]

Spellbinding! Beautiful!

[kamochuelo]

I think the 1st mage doesn`t match with the first music (i´m sorry i`m from madrid). I love (realy) your video, but... maybe we could thinkwe are downloading Crhist! form his cross....// And now in spanish: Ahí vá mi corazón!

[oberega]

Thank you for your comment and remark. Perhaps you are right. I'm not a catholic, I'm a jew and I think I don't feel some nuances of tis Holy text. I just wanted to show Sorrowing Mother in her way, because it seems to me this music speak of inner sorrow of woman, sorrow of mother. I think it's very "Human" music, not just a Holy hymn or Historic text.

It's only my opinion, but your version is rightly more.

[piefrance]

I know I'm late on this, but I just wanted to comment on how it's nice to see actual respectful dialogue (don't see much of that on the internet). Great video!

[choir203]

@oberega A mothers sorrow at the Death of a Son trancends all Religions. Mary was a Jewish mother mourning her Son terrible death . The Jewish people suffered terribly at the hands of evil men My own Countryman A Catholic Priest Monsignor Hugh O Flaherty Saved many Jews in Rome from Death and is Remembered by the Israeli Government as a RIGHTEOS AMOUNG THE NATIONS .

Remember him in your prayers

[MegaDocalex]

@oberega You have all right!!! This is a music, a beautiful music, and you don't need to believed in god, boudha or anything to appreciate it. Personelly I thing all religions say the same things and I don't care about that.

[fabfashionista13]

@oberega i think the images are suitable for the music....vivaldi was a priest....alot of his music is devotional in terms of theme...so it makes lots of sense

[Boromir33]

@oberega Catholic music or Jewish music they're share of the Humanity. It's our common heritage since we all share same world. Catholics Jews Atheist they all born same way and die same way so what's the difference nothing.

[sayff1]

@kamochuelo out of all the comments in the mind, you couldn't find but this childish, opinionated comment? I am sorry i don't mean to be personal, but when i am listening to this wonderful music i hate to see the negative comment especially when it appears first. The image of christ is used here in the most UNIVERSAL language of suffering and sorrow, and it's not my problem if you have a grudge against catholicism. By the way i am muslim, so i am not saying this in defence of catholicsim.

[letufi]

thanks so much for the post-

it's sounds great sabat mater with his voice!

[mahajaroussky]

thank u very much

it is incredible video

jaroussky is idol to interpret

Vivaldi sacred music

[paques82]

Jarossky is a great interpreter of the Vivaldi music.