Ecce quomodo moritur iustus nemo percipit corde: viri iusti tolluntur et nemo considerat: a facie iniquitatis sublatus est iustus, et erit in pace memoria eius.
Very good indeed. Not perfect, but still wonderful. As a young teenager, mysteriously, I used to listen to this piece as recorded by the Slovak Teachers (male) Choir (and I still think that is the best version I have heard).
But why "ečče", "pačem"..? You seem to be too close to Italy ;)
If you have any additional question I will be most glad to check them out for you in slovenian network :D our choir sings two of his songs, one of them pater noster, which i recommend to everyone with musical taste
jacobus handl gallus is has slovenian background. I cannot say it is widely known in slovenia, but anyway... he was a composer and wrote dozens of madrigals and motets. although there is lot unknown about his life he represents one of the greatest renaissance's authors. he was drawn on slovenian note in 1991 as the greatest composer of our nation.
The choir is really good. The sound is reminiscent of the Harvard Glee Club and Radcliffe Choral Society under the great G. Wallace Woodworth, which is saying a good deal.
Gallus/Handl was a great composer. His work is deeply spiritual and highly skilled. One piece of his, Ascendit Deus, changed my life -- we sang it all over the place in the Upsala Choir in the early 70s. It's worthy of Bach. The Wikipedia article on him covers his various names, tho I'm still stumped on the original etymology of Carniola,which Wiki says goes back to the ancient Carni tribe which lived in what became Carniola, Slovenia. Searched Handl in Ebay, got that 200 tolar bill showing him!
Well this is marvellous song...And btw...the composer's name is Jakob Petelin...or Iacobus Gallus in latin...but where did you get HANDL??He was a Slovene composer ;)
Look up Handl in Grove - "Handl may originally have been called Petelin, meaning 'rooster', of which 'Handl' is the German diminutive and 'Gallus' the Latin equivalent."
he was slovenian composer, but got loads of other names, because he traveled and lived in other countries too (like germany, hungary etc.). because of those names: handel and kohetek etc. germans and hungarians claimed that he was of their nationality, but because of his addition in name carniolus (he signed himself with this), which proved that he was slovenian;) - and here is another proof, that all slovenian neighbours and (and similar) want to have whats ours ...
amazing,thx for sharing i've been searching for this for a year.
The best piece of chorus music ever, around easter and on great friday with my chorus i enjoy singing ecce quomodo, if you have ave verum please upload it thx
che bella <3
xxSciagalaxx 10 months ago
Ecce quomodo moritur iustus nemo percipit corde: viri iusti tolluntur et nemo considerat: a facie iniquitatis sublatus est iustus, et erit in pace memoria eius.
vonbiron 1 year ago
un pensiero a chi non è più con noi
11ariete 1 year ago
erg mooi,wij zijn dit met ons kerkkoor aan het instuderen.Prachtig Annie ,s-Heerenberg.
Wilhelminannie 1 year ago
Very good indeed. Not perfect, but still wonderful. As a young teenager, mysteriously, I used to listen to this piece as recorded by the Slovak Teachers (male) Choir (and I still think that is the best version I have heard).
But why "ečče", "pačem"..? You seem to be too close to Italy ;)
georgeslebleu 1 year ago
If you have any additional question I will be most glad to check them out for you in slovenian network :D our choir sings two of his songs, one of them pater noster, which i recommend to everyone with musical taste
wiljame 2 years ago
answer to scronx
jacobus handl gallus is has slovenian background. I cannot say it is widely known in slovenia, but anyway... he was a composer and wrote dozens of madrigals and motets. although there is lot unknown about his life he represents one of the greatest renaissance's authors. he was drawn on slovenian note in 1991 as the greatest composer of our nation.
wiljame 2 years ago
The choir is really good. The sound is reminiscent of the Harvard Glee Club and Radcliffe Choral Society under the great G. Wallace Woodworth, which is saying a good deal.
safetychoice 3 years ago
Gallus/Handl was a great composer. His work is deeply spiritual and highly skilled. One piece of his, Ascendit Deus, changed my life -- we sang it all over the place in the Upsala Choir in the early 70s. It's worthy of Bach. The Wikipedia article on him covers his various names, tho I'm still stumped on the original etymology of Carniola,which Wiki says goes back to the ancient Carni tribe which lived in what became Carniola, Slovenia. Searched Handl in Ebay, got that 200 tolar bill showing him!
scronx 3 years ago
o joj
barbka7 3 years ago
so tru! ;)
urssulas 3 years ago
po francosko kvečjem Le Coq ;)
zajecjan 3 years ago
this is an amazing song! and who got haendl?!
secnikneza 4 years ago 2
Well this is marvellous song...And btw...the composer's name is Jakob Petelin...or Iacobus Gallus in latin...but where did you get HANDL??He was a Slovene composer ;)
zajecjan 4 years ago
Look up Handl in Grove - "Handl may originally have been called Petelin, meaning 'rooster', of which 'Handl' is the German diminutive and 'Gallus' the Latin equivalent."
adagioofwight 3 years ago 2
Ja hura za slovenijo !!!
Drugače je imel gallus še druge vzdevke ne samo Haendl, recimo češko: Kohoutek ali pa francosko: La Coq
english:
hooray for slovenia !!!
Haendl was his german nickname,
he had many others, for example:
CZ : Kohoutek
F: La Coq
All of them mean 'rooster' like Petelin does.
yoki33 3 years ago 6
he was slovenian composer, but got loads of other names, because he traveled and lived in other countries too (like germany, hungary etc.). because of those names: handel and kohetek etc. germans and hungarians claimed that he was of their nationality, but because of his addition in name carniolus (he signed himself with this), which proved that he was slovenian;) - and here is another proof, that all slovenian neighbours and (and similar) want to have whats ours ...
urssulas 3 years ago
finally a choir that sings in tune
jfbecks17 4 years ago 2
This is sooooooooo good!!!!!!!!
I am listening it all the time and cannot stop being impresed!
Tnx to put it on net!
jpucel1 4 years ago 6
amazing,thx for sharing i've been searching for this for a year.
The best piece of chorus music ever, around easter and on great friday with my chorus i enjoy singing ecce quomodo, if you have ave verum please upload it thx
HoS007 4 years ago 3