monteverdi ecco mormorar l'onde

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[lemens1]

I legitimately got goosebumps. I love when music does that!

:)

[bsuaveee]

this shit hit harrrddddddddd!!!!! toooo dopppeeeee!!!

[rmfresno]

Chapeau!!!



[absurdynka]

does anybody know where can I buy the CD??? It's awesome!!!

[carlobeltrametti]

meravigliose voci...meraviglioso canto.

[gorgiadilentini]

The performer is Delitiae Musica under the conduction of Marco Longhini

[jwglade]

I agree that the score and the poem do really make it on their own. But I have also listened to several other versions and none really captivated me as much as this one. I think it's because in general I prefer the sound of high vocal parts performed by males. It could also sound good because I believe it was probably originally performed by a mostly male group with the higher parts being sung by castratos.

[jwglade]

I agree that the score and the poem do really make it on their own. But I have also listened to several other versions and none really captivated me as much as this one. I think it's because in general I prefer the sound of high vocal parts performed by males. It could also sound good because I believe it was probably originally performed by a mostly male group with the higher parts being sung by castratos.

[GiachesDeWert]

@jwglade

Probably you're right but, I'd love if you shared the arguments! Could you?

I find this rendition quite captivating (ok, the score and the poem on their own are already doing much of the work....) , but rationally I also have some doubts, having listened to it a few times more.

I'm curious, if we share the same or different ones.

Cheers

G.

[jwglade]

@GiachesDeWert I believe it's Chanticleer but i'm not positive