In paradisum deducant te angeli: in tuo adventu suscipiant te martyres, et perducant te in civitatem sanctam Jerusalem. Chorus angelorum te suscipiat, et cum Lazaro quondam paupere aeternam habeas requiem. Al paraíso te conduzcan los ángeles, a tu llegada te reciban los mártires y te conduzcan a la ciudad santa de Jerusalén. El coro de los ángeles te reciba y con Lázaro, el que fue pobre, tengas el descanso eterno.
@pgmalmcpo Qu'au paradis te conduisent les anges et que t'y accueillent les martyrs pour te conduire à la Jérusalem céleste. Que le choeur des anges te reçoive ainsi que Lazare, lui qui fut pauvre, afin d'y reposer pour l'éternité.
This is indeed soulful and sombre, but it is exquisite even as it can bring tears to the listener. We all need to cry sometimes as well as laugh, play and sing to know and feel that we are alive. Blessings fo this...
I first heard this on Inspector Morse when Morse was dieing and staggering about with his heart attack . Then I used it for my dad s funeral. I still sob when iI hear it .
Although in those days every composer was obliged to write a requiem, only a few made it to world wide recognition. Just like Mozart's. But. there are more then a few hundred known masses for the dead composed in de last centuries and present days. There are grimm versions but also sensual and Rock-versions. Some musicals from the last decades are in fact requiem's too. What about All That Jazz?
I remember reading somewhere that the music is structured somewhat like a "berceuse", or cradle song, with the lilting upward and downward notes. Imagine - paradise, a place where you are rocked along... Stunning.
This music literally shakes my soul to the core. It is music like this that reaffirms the value of humankind and create bridges between us all. How sad this quality is slowly escaping us in the twenty first century.
@charlatanbaby It's not escaping us. We still have it and we have a new generation who really do appreciate this music and I'm talking of teenagers and up. No need to be sad we still have a wonderful world of wonderful talented people who need to be challenged. :)
Back then, it was believed that a young boy had a more pure voice then a girl. They even went as far as to castrate them so that they wouldn't lose the high voice when they hit puperty.
(Says my choir teacher when we began to learn this song. A beautiful piece. ^.^)
@Hatenbom You are not alone. This is such a wonderfully moving piece of music. Magnificently sung and perfectly harmonised. I am convinced Gabriel Faure would have let out a very deep sigh of sheer joy and would have been on his knees had he been alive to hear this. Absolutely STUNNINGLY sung!
@Hatenbom I hear you. I started listening to the Requiem a few months ago and I have the same experience every time. It's the most beautiful, emotional piece of music ever written.
@slimithy12 The reasons for Faure composing this are uncertain - could have been as a result of his father's death... translation... "May the angels lead you into paradise, May the martyrs receive you In your coming, And may they guide you Into the holy city, Jerusalem. May the chorus of angels receive you And with Lazarus once poor May you have eternal rest. " Hope this helps
The Thin Red Line. The swimming scene.
densaner77 3 weeks ago
Totally 28 Days Later, Come on... Anybody???
KREW32392 3 weeks ago in playlist More videos from ClassicalMusicOnly
sounds infinitely more uplifting with thc in your system.
fuckshaftesbury 2 months ago
Magnifique ! Un pouce vert !
Ecoutez "Maîtrise de Nîmes In paradisum".
C'est bien aussi !
Choristenimes 3 months ago
Just exquisite. Thank you for posting.
loydsheryl 4 months ago
pgmalmcpo 5 months ago
@pgmalmcpo Qu'au paradis te conduisent les anges et que t'y accueillent les martyrs pour te conduire à la Jérusalem céleste. Que le choeur des anges te reçoive ainsi que Lazare, lui qui fut pauvre, afin d'y reposer pour l'éternité.
alentejaneiro 2 weeks ago
magic ...
ASAngelo 8 months ago
Bonito e humano.
Armando1735 9 months ago
This is indeed soulful and sombre, but it is exquisite even as it can bring tears to the listener. We all need to cry sometimes as well as laugh, play and sing to know and feel that we are alive. Blessings fo this...
Broblem12 9 months ago
Jazz isn't real music
bassbass99able 9 months ago
@bassbass99able you're so ridiculously wrong
SeagullTheFreegull 5 months ago
I first heard this on Inspector Morse when Morse was dieing and staggering about with his heart attack . Then I used it for my dad s funeral. I still sob when iI hear it .
martianpoolwoman 10 months ago 4
Although in those days every composer was obliged to write a requiem, only a few made it to world wide recognition. Just like Mozart's. But. there are more then a few hundred known masses for the dead composed in de last centuries and present days. There are grimm versions but also sensual and Rock-versions. Some musicals from the last decades are in fact requiem's too. What about All That Jazz?
pimsmit1 11 months ago
I remember reading somewhere that the music is structured somewhat like a "berceuse", or cradle song, with the lilting upward and downward notes. Imagine - paradise, a place where you are rocked along... Stunning.
thosewallaceboys 11 months ago 2
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bassbass99able 11 months ago
this reminds me of The Beach Boys the surprising chord changes and amazing heavenly harmonies. Anyone like them?
emile235 1 year ago
very beautiful
ByCraZyBoY100 1 year ago
In paradisum deducant te angeli,
in tuo adventu
suscipiant te martyres,
et perducant te
in civitatem sanctam Jerusalem.
Chorus angelorum te suscipiat,
et cum Lazaro quondam paupere
aeternam habeas requiem.
trecedelemos 1 year ago 3
@trecedelemos
May the angels lead you into paradise,
May the martyrs receive you
In your coming,
And may they guide you
Into the holy city, Jerusalem.
May the chorus of angels receive you
And with Lazarus once poor
May you have eternal rest.
trecedelemos 1 year ago 4
This is a lovely piece of music. In fact, I first heard it in Emmerdale last year when Mark Wylde got killed.
Floamz 1 year ago
I'd like to hear Jonsi perform this.
jeromicito 1 year ago
This music literally shakes my soul to the core. It is music like this that reaffirms the value of humankind and create bridges between us all. How sad this quality is slowly escaping us in the twenty first century.
charlatanbaby 1 year ago 3
@charlatanbaby It's not escaping us. We still have it and we have a new generation who really do appreciate this music and I'm talking of teenagers and up. No need to be sad we still have a wonderful world of wonderful talented people who need to be challenged. :)
northb100 1 year ago
@charlatanbaby haha like any other century was different. Pessimism breeds dead ends
emile235 1 year ago
merci pour cette pureté dans ce monde de brute!
lechbottes 1 year ago
Truly one of the World's outstanding compositions!
JimTLonW6 1 year ago
Twenty years since I first heard this piece, and I still get chills every single time. That's everlasting beauty. Thank you for sharing.
firstmutant 1 year ago
And to think: all the singers are boys.
Back then, it was believed that a young boy had a more pure voice then a girl. They even went as far as to castrate them so that they wouldn't lose the high voice when they hit puperty.
(Says my choir teacher when we began to learn this song. A beautiful piece. ^.^)
TheGoldenDragon326 1 year ago
My favorite requien is Victoria's
stevenjackson1958 1 year ago
The best requiem ever.
bju0099 1 year ago 2
Ce morceau de musique est bel, qu'il déplace mon âme
1951Rio 1 year ago
homepages.luc.edu/~avande1/requiem.htm
lyrics: latin & english translation
n07w4tU7hnk 1 year ago
I'm a grown man crying like a baby, how can anyone listen to this and not be moved to total admiration of genius like this
Hatenbom 1 year ago 34
@Hatenbom
Ce morceau de musique est bel, qu'il déplace mon âme
1951Rio 1 year ago
@Hatenbom I'm crying too. And I played it a few years ago.
FrancoisFremeau 1 year ago
@Hatenbom
ti adoro, sto piangendo anch'io come un bambino...
I love you...
flic71 1 year ago
@Hatenbom You are not alone. This is such a wonderfully moving piece of music. Magnificently sung and perfectly harmonised. I am convinced Gabriel Faure would have let out a very deep sigh of sheer joy and would have been on his knees had he been alive to hear this. Absolutely STUNNINGLY sung!
petelovesbevsills 1 year ago
@Hatenbom I hear you. I started listening to the Requiem a few months ago and I have the same experience every time. It's the most beautiful, emotional piece of music ever written.
Shanktorsion 2 weeks ago
Please can anyone recommend any similar haunting choral works. Big gap in knowledge and need to buy more like it!!
Thank you!!
awburns1 2 years ago
Try the Agnus Dei, by Samuel Barber.
A superb version here in youtube by the Trinity Collegue. If you're buying, get the version by The Sixteen.
Ther songs:
Geistliches Lied (Brahms)
Psalm 23: Gott ist mein Hirt (Schubert)
Ave Maria (Motet), Bruckner.
Good luck.
mariliendo 1 year ago
@mariliendo where i buy in shop in UK? cos i love it!
bluebilly68 1 year ago
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English Translation.....
May the angels lead you into paradise,
may the martyrs receive you in your coming, and may they guide you
into the holy city, Jerusalem.
May the chorus of angels receive you
and with Lazarus once poor
may you have eternal rest.
terryfaringdon 2 years ago
El Paraíso - que no existe - está aquí, en la Tierra y entre nosotros, cada vez que escuchamos esta maravilla
Kipaorion 2 years ago
soothing. i could listen to this all day. can anyone tell me what its about?
slimithy12 2 years ago
colinrd 2 years ago 2
thanks, i googled it in the end, so i already know now but thanks anyway :)
slimithy12 2 years ago
Heavenly
steelers7thheaven 2 years ago
I truly in my heart know that the inspiration for this music is from a much higher source..................
fredroberthompson 2 years ago
beautiful
TanBarbieGirlxox 2 years ago 11
heel mooi!
geegy111 2 years ago
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Hello!
I invite all of you to hear the beautiful In Paradisum from the Portuguese Composer Jorge Salgueiro!
I hope you enjoy and apreciate!
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jprmp 2 years ago
Maravilhoso!!!
hubner21 3 years ago
Thank you for all of your videos. They are truly wonderful and worth the effort.
pbintoau 3 years ago
Great recording. Perfect for listening. Thanks!
QuasarRiceMints 3 years ago 2