Pérotin's "Beata Viscera"

One of the more famous conductus works from the Notre Dame school. From a recording by Tonus Peregrinus.

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Music

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• Pérotin
• beata
• viscera
• conductus
• notre
• dame

[sonicide1]

Re: castrati - they used young boys too!

[Anakay]

@pdobbing Don't be an anachronist. This music, with its antisemitism, is just a fruit of its time... You can't judge people of other eras with the ideas of your own age. If u were born in the Middle Ages or in Nazi Germany, you would probably be antisemite too.

[apostatdurock]

I don't care of the goyophobics , it's a beautiful song with beautiful lyrics and fuck Vatican II and racist talmud. Long live to the real Catholicism !

[Aeon135]

I wish the top comment didn't inform everyone that it was anti semetic, sort of ruins it.

[tarkovskychild]

Amazing voice.

[SROCeallaigh]

@Anakay I don't care how 'antisemitic' this is, because it's beautiful music...I do however think that we can and should judge past cultures and attitudes...yes, some, like the Indian civilizations and tribes Europeans came across, were just less advanced so I don't think you can really judge of condemn their attitude, as they didn't know any better...but in areas were paganism and rationality triumphed for centuries, the bigoted Christian worldview is repulsive and should be attacked

[goodcatholicboy]

My Jesus, how can anyone not he so overwhelmed that they could say some of the things that are read here. I'm sure that I will receive some responses. It makes me very sad.

[angellinegirl]

beautiful, sounds like an angel :)

[jwz965]

@pdobbing So tell us how the entire poem is anti-semitic, smart boy.

[andrewMLhero]

@pdobbing Gb2Israel, stupid self-righteous Yid.

[Ophelide]

I've found it about this : toddtarantino(dot)com/hum/beat­aviscera : )