At Sbenard1: Mr. Wilberg is indeed ONE of the finest arrangers of Sacred music around. However, I would be cautious before referring to him as the GREATEST or FINEST in the world....that is unless you have heard every arranger that is currently in the world today.
i remember when i was in the St. Louis Childrens Chois, when i was 10 or 11, we sang a variant of this song. i enjoyed it very much :) my mom still asks me to sing it for her.
i love this piece and it holds a special place in my heart <3
@jamincansing when this song (16th century) was written this is how French was spoken. Try singing it in time in a modern French accent and you'll find you don't have enough syllables.
@JFman00 they still do sing like this in some modern french, like in a song "tu l'importes sur moi" she sings it as "l'import-uh", but in speaking it was lost. Like in english time was once written as tyme and said as "teem-uh"
@JFman00 So you're certain that this is the correct pronunciation? I'm going to learn this piece, so I need to make sure that I have the French just right. Thanks! :)
@jamincansing Moi, je parle français, et j'sais pas ce que tu veux dire. Elle prononce tout parfaitement, et si je me rappelle correctement, elle parle français aussi.
Se manifique!
captainmorgan757 2 months ago
@HarmonicNature I'm not an expert on historical French phonology but it sounds right for context to me, plus see @iminlovewithBoA 's comment below.
JFman00 3 months ago
Horrible !
montsyblackmadonna 1 year ago
Such a very hard song/lyrics to perform. Beautiful.
Mommak56 1 year ago
@Mommak56 not to hard im 12 and going to carnegie hall to sing
spiritualseeker1 3 months ago
At Sbenard1: Mr. Wilberg is indeed ONE of the finest arrangers of Sacred music around. However, I would be cautious before referring to him as the GREATEST or FINEST in the world....that is unless you have heard every arranger that is currently in the world today.
Naltino 1 year ago
cest un tres bon chanson
this song is very good
aceguy0 1 year ago
i remember when i was in the St. Louis Childrens Chois, when i was 10 or 11, we sang a variant of this song. i enjoyed it very much :) my mom still asks me to sing it for her.
i love this piece and it holds a special place in my heart <3
i'm happy that this performance has been posted.
thank you :)
nessalastchance 1 year ago
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this lady MURDERS THE FRENCH LANGUAGE..uhhhhgghghhghg
jamincansing 2 years ago
@jamincansing when this song (16th century) was written this is how French was spoken. Try singing it in time in a modern French accent and you'll find you don't have enough syllables.
JFman00 1 year ago 10
@JFman00 they still do sing like this in some modern french, like in a song "tu l'importes sur moi" she sings it as "l'import-uh", but in speaking it was lost. Like in english time was once written as tyme and said as "teem-uh"
iminlovewithBoA 1 year ago
@JFman00 Oui, elle est tres excellent! et tres belle!
bevanson117 1 year ago
@JFman00 So you're certain that this is the correct pronunciation? I'm going to learn this piece, so I need to make sure that I have the French just right. Thanks! :)
HarmonicNature 3 months ago
@jamincansing Moi, je parle français, et j'sais pas ce que tu veux dire. Elle prononce tout parfaitement, et si je me rappelle correctement, elle parle français aussi.
lutheranorthodoksi 6 months ago
Mack Wilberg is the finest arranger of sacred music in the world today, and Ms. Fleming certainly does it justice!
sbenard1 2 years ago
I have not heard this before and it is lovely, thanks for the post.
mapaford518 2 years ago
This is an awesome piece! Her voice is fabulous:)
Ilovechristmas001 2 years ago 4
This is so beautiful!
JordanSean 2 years ago 2
L'accent et la voix fade de la chanteuse gâche le tout
PhilFilth 3 years ago
Simply AMAZING!
omiolo1 3 years ago 2