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  • Beautiful! If you liked this, you should check out the American Boychoir singing the Ave Maria text in a plainchant setting by Richard Clark.

    youtube.com/watch?v=ZOB7FuMA1N­U

  • Beautiful!

  • Belíssimo. Minha música favorita.

  • Regardless of religous views this is simply divine. Music for the soul.

  • nuostabus atlikimas

  • Bruckner MEANT it! Great music indeed, and so uplifting.

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  • Generally a beautiful sound!!! Thank you - could use about another 14 second basses to balance in the fortissimo passages - it tended to lean to the right a bit! :) Nevertheless very enjoyable

  • Oh my God. I didn't even hear those tenors....how much flatter could they have gone on that C# in measure 16? It was MINOR.

  • Como pode algo tão extraordinariamente lindo???

  • Hermosoooooooooooooooooooo 

  • I sang this with my choir unaccompanied in a concert last year and it's my favourite piece. I love it. Thanx for putting this on.

  • and i thought his symphonies were great...

  • Man, if you don't like this or his 'Christus Factus Est' you don't have a central nervous system.

  • oooh i sang this with my choir last week for our christmas concert in the organ loft

    ooh i just love this piece

  • I hate this composition. The choir sounds great, but there's no motion or line. It just doesn't work for me.

  • @matt92091 THERES NO LINE??????????????? You dont know what is music. Drink wine, smoke a joint or take an acid and maybe you can get it.

  • @RumoAoSul Whoa there. I know what music is. I compose music, usually choral actually. I've toured Europe singing some of the most beautiful pieces on the planet in some of the most beautiful churches you could imagine. What I stated was my opinion. I didn't say this piece is bad and that no one should or could ever like it. "IT JUST DOESN'T WORK FOR ME."

  • @matt92091 I think I agree!

  • Two words, vocal orgasm!! The Camarata Singers at my university performed this last year for our annual holiday dinner, hopefully i'll get to sing it with them next year. :D

  • bello, muy bello

  • Vibrato, sorry, shouldn't be here.

  • I found this by accident, but I'm so glad I did!

  • I sang this in high school chorale...and JUST now was able to find this particular arrangement...if you ask me it's the prettiest version of ave maria out there. Harmonies are just INCREDIBLE!

  • great great harmonization!

  • greeaaaaat greaaaaaat !!!!! just greaaaaaaattt *___*

    THUMBS UP GUYS !!!!

  • cant wait to hear the angels sing this....

  • This is truley amazing and extremley powerful especially 1:07

    The best part is the tragic sound at 1: 10 - 1: 40 reflecting the great composers tragic life and his approch towards sacred music - Thank You for this

  • Very lovely and dynamically really powerful!

  • Gotta love the suspension at 0:37 !

  • @ecp2014

    I agree, it´s really beautiful!!!!!!!

  • @ecp2014 It's not a suspension. It's just a B fully diminished 7 chord over a pedal C in the bass.

  • @ProGamblerCauthon Yes, but I was talking about the following measure, on the word "fructus."

  • @ecp2014 Ohhhh my mistake! Rock on.

  • @ecp2014

    Not a suspension, but still cool.

  • @ThaSchwab Why don't you think it is a suspension? The E and C in the tenor are held over from the previous bar while the bass moves to D and F. Is it because they aren't tied across the bar? (Suspensions do not have to be tied.)

  • @ecp2014

    I see the beginning of the bar as a different chord all together (like the downbeat of the second measure in the beginning). It could be a suspension, but I just don't see it. It would be more obvious if Bruckner included a bass note (ex., a bass note in the second measure of the beginning would make the chords go I-IV-I).

  • @ThaSchwab Harmony and counterpoint work together. Harmonically, you could claim that the first "chord" in the measure at 0:37 functions in C major as ii (or in a minor as iv). But here I think it's more important how Bruckner accomplishes this contrapuntally, carrying over the double suspension from the previous measure. We may "see" the harmony functioning in a certain tonal way, but we hear it as an old-school Renaissance suspension.

  • I'm mistaken; the progression I mentioned would be I-VI-I, not I-IV-I.

  • 4th species counterpoint creates the "suspension" here. The notes cannot be tied because of the text. Even nicer is the Ab dim7 chord over the pedal C in the previous measure.

  • @orvilleschmengy You're in music Theory huh?

  • @orvilleschmengy You're in music Theory huh?

  • Sehr schön. Gruß aus Deutschland.

  • my favorite rendition of this song! glad i finally found it so i can bask in the sound of beauty :)

  • Very beautiful!

  • Fantastica!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!nn ci sono parole per descriverla!!!!1

  • this is sooooooo beautiful...

  • Wonderful!!!

  • Lovely!

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