@zyklonsykdom Święty Michale Archaniele, wspomagaj nas w walce, a przeciw niegodziwości i zasadzkom złego ducha bądź nam obroną. Oby go Bóg pogromnić raczył, pokornie o to prosimy. A Ty, wodzu niebieskich zastępów, szatana i inne złe duchy, które na zgubę dusz ludzkich po tym świecie krążą, Mocą Bożą strąć do piekła. Amen.
May be , religious or not , on hearing this music , everybody should remain silent and reflect on how his own actions could bring some hapiness and peace to some others. This is what inspired me this music.
This sends chill down my spine it is so beautiful it is a privelege and an honout to be able to click on here and listen to it. I am in a choir and we are doing this soon in a performance so doubly important to hear it sung so well.
Thankyou. I would not say that I am talented, but I love classical music and singing it. In my church choir (I'm not Christian) we get leaflets for services to sing at in surrounding churches and Exeter Cathedral sometimes. I recently sang at the 400th anniversary of the King James' Bible in Exeter Cathedral which was a lot of fun. I'm hoping to put up videos of myself singing on youtube soon but don't know when. Just to see what people say. As well as egyptology, I would like a singing career:)
Thank you for posting this! I first heard about through reading a Mozart bio in which he apparently copied this 'guarded' piece of music from memory. It's quite haunting and lovely. I'm Roman Catholic and it's a sin the Church chose to censor this beautiful piece. It was a God-given talent that wrote it and the Church had absolutely no right to prevent others from hearing it, or performing it the world over.
I had the amazing opportunity to sing this as a choir boy in our church choir. Misfit kids, great instructors and choir masters - shout out Thomas Fitches - He made this a passion for all of us. I was hoping to sing the high soprano, but alas I got second soprano. Still brings tears to my eyes all these years later. Seemed hard to learn, but once learned, effortless to sing. I think we choirboys got a few rounds of hangman in as the old geezers sang their bits though. Thanks for sharing.
@wen2110 I haven't yet-I am only 12-but I will someday. I have already sung in Exeter Cathedral 4 times and hope to do so again soon, but I love this piece a lot. Interesting about Allegri. I don't know much about him but he was very talented; that much I do know.
@martharoyce Good luck to you! You must be very talented yourself to have already sung in Exeter Cathedral. Would love to hear you if you get to sing there again : )
Heaven takes no notice of those crass comments, so neither should you. As your blessing is the true appreciation of this divine expression off the human voice. AA.
@TheDockerfan He transcribed it completely after only hearing it twice when he was 14 years old. He showed it to the Pope and, instead of the excommunicating him, the Pope was so impressed that he awarded him a medal.
@bordarboy i have read that mozart was excommunicated and then reinstated after he composed something for the pope. amazing what bribery can achieve - even today, if you find the right priest. hope you are enjoying your journey, robbie PS i guess that now puts me on the black list
I am an atheist and I find this extremely inspiring and beautiful. It's a shame that the church had to indoctrinate all this music, but sometimes I think without the inspiring idea of religion, music like this would have never came into existence. That is the only reason why I believe religion has greatly benefited humanity, by giving the hope in these darkest times. Unfortunately it came with a lot of corruption. I live my life not for God but to experience and create beauty.
Millions of people over the centuries have been denied the opportunity to hear this because of the church choosing to keep it private. So, you can thank Mozart and the internet for making it possible for you to hear this today.
Theist or not, Don't waste your time here on earth creating division based on which fables or ghost stories you believe in, or not.
This music is composed, created and performed by your fellow man. Inspired by something, but created by man.
Can anyone help? A few bars of this wonderfully haunting piece of music were used at the beginning of a pop song possibly in the early 90's. Does anyone know what it was or who it was by?
To all visitors to this video, I apologise for the attention that my innocent comments of approval of this music have attracted from certain bigoted people. It was not my intention to start a religious argument on this comments section And I regret that I have unwittingly been the stimulation for it.
@rehtlh I believe that even on youtube there is a time and place for everything and this video was not the time or the place to argue about religion. Thankyou for your comment.
I have doubts about an atheist's sincerity. Are you truly sorry? If so, you must repent and convert to God and believe in Him. "I will teach the wicked Your ways, that sinners may return to Thee." (Psalm 51:15)
Thank you so much for the upload, sbarbina87. I only wish that you had included the name of the choir. I would like to buy a CD which includes this, and I love this version that you have uploaded here so much, that I wish I knew who the singers were. ❤
@MademoiselleSwann It sounds like the choir of St Pauls Cathedral singing....check out Allegri: Miserere - Choir of St Paul's Cathedral - Jeremy Budd, Soprano...on here, see what you think?
@seuzy58 I just now saw your helpful comment. Sorry to be a bit tardy, but thank you so much!!! I know that I have to have a CD of this music but I really want THIS recording. Thank you for the tip. ❤
@MademoiselleSwann Not sure where you live but most music stores allow you to listen to tracks on headphones prior to buying, this way you could check out if the version on the shelf is this one...so to speak :)
@awakeamericanow Yeah. One hearing. The pope summoned him and he thought he would be excommunicated but the pope was like. Mozart basically your a boss come work for us.
@awakeamericanow Yes. Mozart wrote this piece from memory after hearing it only once. He was 14 then. This fact is often offered as an example that geniuses are not only good at reasoning, but also at remembering things.
@lydiloo93 Peter Cleefe tells the story of an atheist who converted after listening to Palestrina and feeling only something beyond human experience could inspire his music.
@lydiloo93 you know why, cuz this music is devloped in realm state... FULL ON ONESELVES REALM ABOUT the FORCE OF STRIVING toward VICTORY in any context.. not inspired wholly by oneself through immense thinking in a level one goes into that state whr things just get a whole new look blended and powered by what the guy is seeking after... Cuz you know those days there wasnt an inspiration through another form but rather wholly on oneself... If im right i'll be glad if im wrong i'll be glad to..
@lydiloo93 What makes it even more amazing is that it's NOT otherworldly. :D This incredible piece of music was composed and performed by human beings just like you and me.
@spaceylacey83 ...human beings who existed in a time when the transcendent was as much a reality as the immediate natural world and was felt everywhere. this is the result of 'divine inspiration' so no, it IS otherworldly--this could Never have been accomplished without Christianity. even Nietzsche knew/prophesized that the death of God meant nothing higher to draw from, thus the decline and disappearance of this sort of meaningful cultural output...
@spaceylacey83 I agree to an extent - this type of music is written with a set of rules that were devised by humans and yet at the same time were thought to have divine resonances - that is why certain intervals are used and not others. It is music inspired by another world, by a belief that this isn't all there is and a longing to be close to that. The power of the human spirit or inspired by God? To quote the text: "Domine, labia mea aperies et os meum annuntiabit laudem tuam"
beautiful, thanks for posting, but it's incomplete the rest is: Sacrificium Deo spiritus contribulatus: cor contritum, et humiliatum, Deus, non despicies.
Benigne fac, Domine, in bona voluntate tua Sion: ut aedificentur muri Ierusalem.
Tunc acceptabis sacrificium justitiae, oblationes, et holocausta: tunc imponent super altare tuum vitulos.
Psalms chapter 51, King David, the Psalmist's prayer, a plea for forgiveness after being confronted by the prophet Nathan about his sin with Bathsheba (fornication) & then (pre-meditated murder) setting her husband Uriah up, placing him in the front lines & then telling the army to withdraw behind him, so that he was killed.
King David repented, shown by this Psalms 51 & was forgiven by God, but not without dire consequences. God forgives us as long as we are truly repentant, even for murder!
Belief for the sake of believing is irrelevant because we cannot see after death or know what happens , its what it gives you in this life which, from what I can see, gave them strength and vision. The only question worth pondering is what you may gain from accepting or rejecting this philosphy, and if you reject it, what you would chose? Of course you have yourself, but i think this shows their is something outside the self, or perhaps inside, which is shown this music. Strive to see.
Listen this music wrote by a roman of 16th century, look at this wonderful Michelangelo's fresco on top of Sistine Chapel and try to desagree that de renaissance art is superior the art of our time. It's impossible.
What find amazing is that Mozart only had to hear this piece twice and was able to write it out fully. Before he had heard it, this piece was sacred to the Vatican and no one was allowed to have the manuscript. But once Mozart had heard this piece, that changed. lol. I wish I had that ability :-/
@trp8155 Actually most versions go that he heard it just once and was able to write it out fully. He then returned again in the afternoon to make some minor corrections.
it's incredible ! I wonder how the hell it is that a boy of only 14 years can completely rewrite a work so stately, after it listens only two fucking times ??!!
Today I learned that this would only be performed once a year in a Holy Week mass in the Sistine Chapel which began at 3 AM. The candles would be extinguished one by one and the Chapel would be left in darkness. To transcribe the music or perform it elsewhere was punishable by excommunication. Can you even imagine sitting in the dark, listening to this, as the candle light flickered on the walls and ceiling?
I am a staunch atheist too CelphaFiael - people should recognize that atheism in no way diminishes from our enjoyment of art, music and the natural world just because we don't believe in a higher power. I don't care if this piece was written for God, Allah or the Flying Spaghetti Monster...it is sublime.
@CelphaFiael This means that God (Infinite Energy, Life, Love, Beauty... call it whatever you want It) is not on altairs or temples but Everywhere. It's what you see and what you hear and what you are. I used to sing this song in churches when I was a kid and this sound all around you is kind of meditational... and I'm not religious.. ;-)
I've been looking for this for ages. I heard it on some story tape about Mozart when I was little and I used to replay that part over and over just to hear it in the background. Wolfie rules.
Ave satanas!
In nomine dei nostri satanas luciferi excelsi, Ave, salus infirmorum, miserere nobis!
Mortuus Pontifex!
zyklonsykdom 3 days ago
@zyklonsykdom Święty Michale Archaniele, wspomagaj nas w walce, a przeciw niegodziwości i zasadzkom złego ducha bądź nam obroną. Oby go Bóg pogromnić raczył, pokornie o to prosimy. A Ty, wodzu niebieskich zastępów, szatana i inne złe duchy, które na zgubę dusz ludzkich po tym świecie krążą, Mocą Bożą strąć do piekła. Amen.
todlier 1 day ago
24 people tried to write it down and were excommunicated
struthers1992 3 days ago
i am in a chior and have sung this
dpskipper 5 days ago
May be , religious or not , on hearing this music , everybody should remain silent and reflect on how his own actions could bring some hapiness and peace to some others. This is what inspired me this music.
talyesin3 1 week ago
hmm. not brilliant audio, lots of noise and a high background ambient, Sorry
pdunderhill 1 week ago
Praise the Lord!
maia529 1 week ago
This sends chill down my spine it is so beautiful it is a privelege and an honout to be able to click on here and listen to it. I am in a choir and we are doing this soon in a performance so doubly important to hear it sung so well.
norrmaj 1 week ago
Praise the Lord !!!!
robertsasyannick 1 week ago
Has the words of lilium Kyrie,Devine,Eleison =.
PhunWitVids 2 weeks ago
heard this in daft punks movie "electroma". it is currently the most listened to song on my iPod.
DiscoStorm 2 weeks ago
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sangravore 2 weeks ago
When I was growing up, this was the only thing in the world that ever made my father cry. He's passed the trait down to me, now.
sangravore 2 weeks ago 2
people still listening to this kind of music, indicates its value. its sad that nowadays there arent many decent musicians
thanosalimos 2 weeks ago
@thanosalimos thats a little unfair, there are plenty of great musicians...
CiTyOFGod98 1 week ago
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thanosalimos 2 weeks ago
Thankyou. I would not say that I am talented, but I love classical music and singing it. In my church choir (I'm not Christian) we get leaflets for services to sing at in surrounding churches and Exeter Cathedral sometimes. I recently sang at the 400th anniversary of the King James' Bible in Exeter Cathedral which was a lot of fun. I'm hoping to put up videos of myself singing on youtube soon but don't know when. Just to see what people say. As well as egyptology, I would like a singing career:)
martharoyce 3 weeks ago
Thank you for posting this! I first heard about through reading a Mozart bio in which he apparently copied this 'guarded' piece of music from memory. It's quite haunting and lovely. I'm Roman Catholic and it's a sin the Church chose to censor this beautiful piece. It was a God-given talent that wrote it and the Church had absolutely no right to prevent others from hearing it, or performing it the world over.
faeryquene 3 weeks ago
I had the amazing opportunity to sing this as a choir boy in our church choir. Misfit kids, great instructors and choir masters - shout out Thomas Fitches - He made this a passion for all of us. I was hoping to sing the high soprano, but alas I got second soprano. Still brings tears to my eyes all these years later. Seemed hard to learn, but once learned, effortless to sing. I think we choirboys got a few rounds of hangman in as the old geezers sang their bits though. Thanks for sharing.
PACTyouthfilms 3 weeks ago
beautiful harmonies
westsarebest 4 weeks ago
listen to another version - soundcloud com/remigiusz-idzik/miserere-mei-deus-psalm-51
fairmonii 1 month ago in playlist Favorite videos
It has been my lifelong dream to perform this as a soprano.
martharoyce 1 month ago
@martharoyce Good thing you are a woman then - this was originally written to be sung by a male castrato, (Allegri was a castrato.)
wen2110 1 month ago
@wen2110 I haven't yet-I am only 12-but I will someday. I have already sung in Exeter Cathedral 4 times and hope to do so again soon, but I love this piece a lot. Interesting about Allegri. I don't know much about him but he was very talented; that much I do know.
martharoyce 3 weeks ago
@martharoyce Good luck to you! You must be very talented yourself to have already sung in Exeter Cathedral. Would love to hear you if you get to sing there again : )
wen2110 3 weeks ago
@wen2110 'Allegri was a castrato'. :(
faeryquene 3 weeks ago
it feels impossible to write the notes after hearing it for the first time......
mintochu 1 month ago 3
Mozart thank you so so much for saving us this one
DJmusicmagic 1 month ago
Heaven takes no notice of those crass comments, so neither should you. As your blessing is the true appreciation of this divine expression off the human voice. AA.
bigowl9408 1 month ago
This is simply amazing. I'm speechles..
chiorboy777 1 month ago
what choir group sings this? I must know!
Daleboca95 1 month ago
@Daleboca95 King's college choir I'd say.
SweatyGrip 1 month ago
Meraviglia mirabilis
restyarea 1 month ago
why do u cry ?
MrAnawach 1 month ago
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MrAnawach 1 month ago
So beautiful - it made me cry!
rodthomas999 1 month ago
I think I read somewhere that Mozart heard this once and wrote down so we all could enjoy and not just the Pope Is this correct
TheDockerfan 1 month ago
@TheDockerfan He transcribed it completely after only hearing it twice when he was 14 years old. He showed it to the Pope and, instead of the excommunicating him, the Pope was so impressed that he awarded him a medal.
bordarboy 1 month ago
@bordarboy Thanks for the info. Obviously I only got half the story
TheDockerfan 1 month ago
@bordarboy i have read that mozart was excommunicated and then reinstated after he composed something for the pope. amazing what bribery can achieve - even today, if you find the right priest. hope you are enjoying your journey, robbie PS i guess that now puts me on the black list
robbiew8n 1 month ago
I am an atheist and I find this extremely inspiring and beautiful. It's a shame that the church had to indoctrinate all this music, but sometimes I think without the inspiring idea of religion, music like this would have never came into existence. That is the only reason why I believe religion has greatly benefited humanity, by giving the hope in these darkest times. Unfortunately it came with a lot of corruption. I live my life not for God but to experience and create beauty.
hbmp88 1 month ago
Millions of people over the centuries have been denied the opportunity to hear this because of the church choosing to keep it private. So, you can thank Mozart and the internet for making it possible for you to hear this today.
Theist or not, Don't waste your time here on earth creating division based on which fables or ghost stories you believe in, or not.
This music is composed, created and performed by your fellow man. Inspired by something, but created by man.
Enjoy the music.
InputCity 1 month ago 21
@InputCity i love how while promoting liberty you make a subtle stab at religious doctrine. Very clever. Applause. Accolades.
AragornTheSecond 3 weeks ago
@InputCity Church kept it private by widespreading it in Bible and reading it on masses... ;)
forestg83 2 weeks ago 2
Nice Music !
mywillfull 1 month ago
i think SKRILLEX PERFORMED THIS BACK IN THAT YEAR LOL>>>>
mywillfull 1 month ago
This is so beautiful. Thank you for posting.
VetChattanooga 1 month ago
Takes you to a whole new world.
LimitNine 1 month ago
This was used in This is England?! For crying out loud, must pop culture always steal whatever is good?
boii1990 1 month ago
I am not religious at all but I adore this piece of music... does that make me bad?!!!
naomiaustin 1 month ago
@naomiaustin yes, be religious.
Grmario85 1 month ago
@Grmario85 lol
Georgebillbob 1 month ago
Can anyone help? A few bars of this wonderfully haunting piece of music were used at the beginning of a pop song possibly in the early 90's. Does anyone know what it was or who it was by?
princess010898 1 month ago
@princess010898
I think you might be thinking of a band called Enigma. Can't remember which track though. Hope this helps.
kathypowell1 1 month ago
Lindo!
Salve a Santa Igreja Católica!
Paz e Bem!!!
CristaoCatolico07 1 month ago 2
To all visitors to this video, I apologise for the attention that my innocent comments of approval of this music have attracted from certain bigoted people. It was not my intention to start a religious argument on this comments section And I regret that I have unwittingly been the stimulation for it.
Darwinsman 1 month ago 36
@Darwinsman You shut that argument down masterfully. Bravo, and thanks for respecting the music. =)
rehtlh 1 month ago
@rehtlh I believe that even on youtube there is a time and place for everything and this video was not the time or the place to argue about religion. Thankyou for your comment.
Darwinsman 1 month ago
@Darwinsman
Not your fault if somebody desecrates and profanes this music with religious comments.
aiserceneccaunt 4 weeks ago
@aiserceneccaunt Thankyou.
Darwinsman 4 weeks ago
@Darwinsman
I have doubts about an atheist's sincerity. Are you truly sorry? If so, you must repent and convert to God and believe in Him. "I will teach the wicked Your ways, that sinners may return to Thee." (Psalm 51:15)
Ioannesmartialis 1 week ago
@Ioannesmartialis Please see my comment in the top comments section.
If you want to debate religion, contact me on a more suitable video comment section or PM me.
This is a serious music video. Show some respect.
Darwinsman 1 week ago
@Darwinsman np, It's the music that I came for :D
StressedYeti 1 week ago
Too bad music isn't like this anymore.
MsgtRowan420497 1 month ago 3
bible fight brought me here
Suuuperelaxed 1 month ago
it breaks my heart..to pieces! "Allegri - Miserere mei, Deus"
cindernabil 1 month ago
adult swim brought me here
hostage1122 1 month ago
Its so surprising that only few individuals have to experience this...(so heavenly, exciting,acoustic).
thanks for the upload
Funasj 1 month ago
Thank you so much for the upload, sbarbina87. I only wish that you had included the name of the choir. I would like to buy a CD which includes this, and I love this version that you have uploaded here so much, that I wish I knew who the singers were. ❤
MademoiselleSwann 2 months ago
@MademoiselleSwann It sounds like the choir of St Pauls Cathedral singing....check out Allegri: Miserere - Choir of St Paul's Cathedral - Jeremy Budd, Soprano...on here, see what you think?
seuzy58 1 month ago
@seuzy58 I just now saw your helpful comment. Sorry to be a bit tardy, but thank you so much!!! I know that I have to have a CD of this music but I really want THIS recording. Thank you for the tip. ❤
MademoiselleSwann 1 month ago
@MademoiselleSwann Not sure where you live but most music stores allow you to listen to tracks on headphones prior to buying, this way you could check out if the version on the shelf is this one...so to speak :)
seuzy58 1 month ago
Best quality? In mono? I think not.
boltar2003 2 months ago
Is it true, as I heard, that Mozart when still a child, heard the Misereri whilst traveling in Italy and wrote it down from memory?
awakeamericanow 2 months ago
@awakeamericanow Oh im not sure if he wrote this down but he often wrote scores of music down from memory.....
chickflickaddict91 2 months ago
@awakeamericanow Yeah. One hearing. The pope summoned him and he thought he would be excommunicated but the pope was like. Mozart basically your a boss come work for us.
ptolomey12 2 months ago
@awakeamericanow Yes. Mozart wrote this piece from memory after hearing it only once. He was 14 then. This fact is often offered as an example that geniuses are not only good at reasoning, but also at remembering things.
cedricsamson 2 months ago
@awakeamericanow yes
danseo1996 1 month ago
Music like this always tips me over to the theist side of the scale. This music is other-wordly, it brings tears to my eyes.
lydiloo93 2 months ago 22
@lydiloo93 Peter Cleefe tells the story of an atheist who converted after listening to Palestrina and feeling only something beyond human experience could inspire his music.
patricks750 1 month ago
@lydiloo93 you know why, cuz this music is devloped in realm state... FULL ON ONESELVES REALM ABOUT the FORCE OF STRIVING toward VICTORY in any context.. not inspired wholly by oneself through immense thinking in a level one goes into that state whr things just get a whole new look blended and powered by what the guy is seeking after... Cuz you know those days there wasnt an inspiration through another form but rather wholly on oneself... If im right i'll be glad if im wrong i'll be glad to..
mywillfull 1 month ago
@lydiloo93
mywillfull 1 month ago
@lydiloo93 What makes it even more amazing is that it's NOT otherworldly. :D This incredible piece of music was composed and performed by human beings just like you and me.
spaceylacey83 1 month ago
@spaceylacey83 ...human beings who existed in a time when the transcendent was as much a reality as the immediate natural world and was felt everywhere. this is the result of 'divine inspiration' so no, it IS otherworldly--this could Never have been accomplished without Christianity. even Nietzsche knew/prophesized that the death of God meant nothing higher to draw from, thus the decline and disappearance of this sort of meaningful cultural output...
CarolvOdd 1 month ago
@spaceylacey83 I agree to an extent - this type of music is written with a set of rules that were devised by humans and yet at the same time were thought to have divine resonances - that is why certain intervals are used and not others. It is music inspired by another world, by a belief that this isn't all there is and a longing to be close to that. The power of the human spirit or inspired by God? To quote the text: "Domine, labia mea aperies et os meum annuntiabit laudem tuam"
thelouisfanclub 1 month ago
beautiful, thanks for posting, but it's incomplete the rest is: Sacrificium Deo spiritus contribulatus: cor contritum, et humiliatum, Deus, non despicies.
Benigne fac, Domine, in bona voluntate tua Sion: ut aedificentur muri Ierusalem.
Tunc acceptabis sacrificium justitiae, oblationes, et holocausta: tunc imponent super altare tuum vitulos.
***** Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year """"""
CorpusChristi777Amen 2 months ago
watching it right now on the tv
TheHiya2009 2 months ago
Psalms chapter 51, King David, the Psalmist's prayer, a plea for forgiveness after being confronted by the prophet Nathan about his sin with Bathsheba (fornication) & then (pre-meditated murder) setting her husband Uriah up, placing him in the front lines & then telling the army to withdraw behind him, so that he was killed.
King David repented, shown by this Psalms 51 & was forgiven by God, but not without dire consequences. God forgives us as long as we are truly repentant, even for murder!
klattalexis 2 months ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Gregorio Allegri
Belief for the sake of believing is irrelevant because we cannot see after death or know what happens , its what it gives you in this life which, from what I can see, gave them strength and vision. The only question worth pondering is what you may gain from accepting or rejecting this philosphy, and if you reject it, what you would chose? Of course you have yourself, but i think this shows their is something outside the self, or perhaps inside, which is shown this music. Strive to see.
Havelneft 2 months ago
Excellent!! Is this the David Wilcox arrangement sung by the Choir of Kings College Cambridge?
414jockey 2 months ago in playlist More videos from sbarbina87
Must be Heaven !
SuperLaoTseu 2 months ago 2
the music was a closely guarded secret within the Vatican until a teenage mozart set it to score from memory. :)
Laviothan 2 months ago
THIS IS SUBLIME...gives me goose bumps,timeless,love it and I ain't religious.
cultengirl 2 months ago 2
@cultengirl I share your thoughts on this...sublime voices, beautiful music and not relgious!
Bluebellinata 2 months ago in playlist More videos from sbarbina87
hermoso
XARALDEBERRIO 2 months ago
This music has an unmistakeable sanctity. Thank you Sharbina for uploading it.
MrBurdett007 2 months ago
@rich02468 You're correct - But a young Mozart heard it once and went home and transcribed it!
All of it exactly.
xxxmicamicaxxx 2 months ago 2
Searched for this obsessively after hearing it at the end of This Is England... It is spine chilling
Prettytacky 2 months ago 11
@Prettytacky I am the exact same, just found it now :P
devilhound001 2 months ago
@Prettytacky Yes this is perfect
EEYT2011 1 month ago
@Prettytacky DUDE I 1st HEARD THIS SONG IN FACEOFF MOVIE LOL>>> WHEN CAGE WALKS THROUGH THE CHAIRS IN THE CHURCH >>
mywillfull 1 month ago
needs some djent
shittyshittybangy 2 months ago
Beste.
CarolvOdd 2 months ago
i dunno why, but i feel at peace when i get to listen to this.... Marvelous.
BeyondTehSilent 2 months ago
Just heard this beautiful piece of music for the first time, in the movie "Maurice". Truly haunting!
Katrinawitch 2 months ago
What an incredible piece of music. So beautiful. Thanks for posting.
oscaroscarful 2 months ago
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What an absolute dreadfully miserable noise.Surely this is music to open your wrists to,and it seems to go on forever
bloke372 2 months ago
Castor Troy is about to arrive
mamakesagua 3 months ago 2
Beauty..
Poemsapennyeach 3 months ago
One of many great things about Europe. My God, I say metaphorically, I love this!
HULLOHULLO15 3 months ago
I love this, but the ending is chopped off. I need resolution! lol
rosinlr 3 months ago
how can there be any beauty without Him who is Beauty itself?
jonvint 3 months ago
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abadplanner1 3 months ago
@abadplanner1 shameful comment, perhaps people voted because of the low rumbling noise ?
shortshifty 3 months ago
Listen this music wrote by a roman of 16th century, look at this wonderful Michelangelo's fresco on top of Sistine Chapel and try to desagree that de renaissance art is superior the art of our time. It's impossible.
The world of technology buried art!
tattisalles1989 3 months ago 2
at least 18 people have no taste in music, as you can see by the dislikes. That's sad..
jenniehippmusic 3 months ago
this is the most beautiful thing i have heard in a long time
custard4 3 months ago
anyone else see a big weeping monsters face when you look at the back wall? hint, the two arches at the top form part of its eyes.
ggrtard 3 months ago
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92Garrus 3 months ago
I'm a Wiccan but I love this music more than I can say.
martharoyce 3 months ago
What find amazing is that Mozart only had to hear this piece twice and was able to write it out fully. Before he had heard it, this piece was sacred to the Vatican and no one was allowed to have the manuscript. But once Mozart had heard this piece, that changed. lol. I wish I had that ability :-/
trp8155 3 months ago
@trp8155 Actually most versions go that he heard it just once and was able to write it out fully. He then returned again in the afternoon to make some minor corrections.
BelWelch 3 months ago
2:40
Anyone hear a sound like someone throwing up?
RockinOn456 3 months ago
who's the performer?
margotlorena1 3 months ago
@margotlorena1 Gregorio Allegri
i3like3punane 3 months ago
@i3like3punane yeah that's the composer, I mean, who is performing?
margotlorena1 3 months ago
Why are brutes commenting in this comments page?
JohnRivers8 3 months ago 3
it's incredible ! I wonder how the hell it is that a boy of only 14 years can completely rewrite a work so stately, after it listens only two fucking times ??!!
siderifuck 3 months ago 3
@siderifuck Well Mozart wasn't a genius and a Rock Star for nothing. The Rebel in him made him jot this 'forbidden' music down. ;-)
faeryquene 3 weeks ago
17 ppl suck dick HAHAHA....
weirdispretty 3 months ago
when i went to london i went to st pauls cathedral and they sang this song it was amazing you could feel the holy spirit in the church
LaceyHyman97 3 months ago
As a deaf man, I love this picture.
MetaRothSephKnight 3 months ago 4
@MetaRothSephKnight - the music sung is as beautiful and rich as this picture!
Icprince2004 3 months ago
This music has nothing to do with your religion, it's just so amazing.
ImaginingFear 3 months ago
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amazing
TheMrGarthy 3 months ago
I love this, and I'm a zombie.
chaise4life 3 months ago 4
Today I learned that this would only be performed once a year in a Holy Week mass in the Sistine Chapel which began at 3 AM. The candles would be extinguished one by one and the Chapel would be left in darkness. To transcribe the music or perform it elsewhere was punishable by excommunication. Can you even imagine sitting in the dark, listening to this, as the candle light flickered on the walls and ceiling?
rich02468 3 months ago 66
@rich02468 The choir at my school will be singing this song.
fromluckylucas 3 months ago
@rich02468 I more like the Allegro by Misereri
anisuthideyakoindu 2 months ago
tanto arte, tanta belleza desperdiciada en avodah zarah
mitzvatO 4 months ago
Electroma
Shanethefilmmaker 4 months ago
I love it, and I'm a Muslim!
nooooo929929 4 months ago 2
@nooooo929929 How does it make a difference if you have a religion or not, anyone can like the song.
jemvaughan 4 months ago
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PercussivePercussion 4 months ago
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I'd suggest listening to this music while working....
if I'm not, then I get lost in my own thoughts for far to long.
MetaRothSephKnight 4 months ago
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MetaRothSephKnight 4 months ago
thank you +
Shchetchynianin 4 months ago
Face/off :)
DonOfB38 4 months ago in playlist DonOfB38's favorites
This music is a miracle. And I'm an atheist.
CelphaFiael 4 months ago in playlist CelphaFiael's favorites 145
@CelphaFiael Best nonsense phrase ever
TheDearBronze 4 months ago 3
@CelphaFiael witam
adamzenca 3 months ago
@CelphaFiael
cheers
georgianpornostyle 3 months ago
I am a staunch atheist too CelphaFiael - people should recognize that atheism in no way diminishes from our enjoyment of art, music and the natural world just because we don't believe in a higher power. I don't care if this piece was written for God, Allah or the Flying Spaghetti Monster...it is sublime.
andyeis923 3 months ago 3
@andyeis923 listen to the other performance by the 16.... magical
shortshifty 3 months ago
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Poemsapennyeach 3 months ago
@CelphaFiael This means that God (Infinite Energy, Life, Love, Beauty... call it whatever you want It) is not on altairs or temples but Everywhere. It's what you see and what you hear and what you are. I used to sing this song in churches when I was a kid and this sound all around you is kind of meditational... and I'm not religious.. ;-)
dckpavel 2 months ago
it has 1111 upvotes
BBoyRepsaj 4 months ago
best quality ? really ? Sounds like 128 MP3 to me.
sethdesade 4 months ago
@sethdesade Probably the best you're going to get with the compression Youtube uses.
themusicalduck 4 months ago
Sounds like King's....why not post the performer?
choirboyfromhell1 4 months ago
nirvana shoulda done a cover of that.
RockinOn456 4 months ago
I just love this video alsthe tenor comes over the rest of the chior I have another version of the same piece :0)
peterawilliams 4 months ago
@peterawilliams The soloist is very nice in this version...
knotbox 4 months ago
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12 heretics will be burned alive
h0ah0ah0ah0ah0a 4 months ago
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SLIPKNOOOOOOOOOOOOOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! \m/
illnino1608 5 months ago
@illnino1608 slipknot = shit
guitaropathe 4 months ago in playlist Liked
@guitaropathe The good title is"people equal shit" :)
illnino1608 4 months ago
any idea when this was recorded?
OneWayyKarma 5 months ago
@OneWayyKarma 1633 obv
SirChildrenEater 4 months ago
I've been looking for this for ages. I heard it on some story tape about Mozart when I was little and I used to replay that part over and over just to hear it in the background. Wolfie rules.
rainbowmuppet 5 months ago
Thanks for this beautiful piece of music. So prayerful. Brings real peace to the soul.
Lucanpiper 5 months ago