John Tavener - New Jerusalem (Upanishad Hymn)
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John Taverner - Gloriaby peipuss7,286 views- 2:53
Jerusalem (Hymn by Parry/Blake)by HiFiHymnBook20,372 views
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John Tavener - Cosmic Lament VIby TheAMDeiG4,707 views
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Mother of God - John Tavener - Liberaby nosajeken5,629 views
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John Tavener: God is with us (Choir of St. George's, Windsor)by TiaEdwina5,878 views
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John Tavener: Today the Virgin (Choir of St. George's, Windsor)by TiaEdwina1,910 views
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Magnificat (Collegium Regale) by Sir John Tavenerby Iabodeely2,749 views
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3) Hymn to The Mother of God - 2008 Spring Concertby StMatthewsChoir2,290 views
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Mary Theotokosby may819442,683 views
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John Tavener - Wake Up . . . And Die (Performed by Yo-Yo Ma)by TheComedyIsOver4,429 views
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Pianist Ralph van Raat plays John Tavener, Ypakoë part IIby ralphvanraat3,371 views
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Winchester Cathedral Choir - As one who has sleptby treblechoir998,354 views
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England's Green and Pleasant Land - Parry's Jerusalemby job29316,703 views
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Hymn to the Mother of God in St Anne's, Jerusalemby skankhammer2,153 views
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Tavener Eternal Sunrise - Magritteby muscarines4,433 views
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Dum Transisset Sabbatum - John Tavernerby Dauphin3512,711 views
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John Tavenerby doctorgsja4,318 views
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Björk Prayer Of The Heartby EDANDX6,219 views
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choir of New College, Oxford - John Tavener, Gloriaby henricamus1,666 views
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New Jerusalem Songby dbeats2310,776 views
@musharrafdog DAMNIT!!!! ALL I HERE NOW IS PHARMACY FREAKING TECH!!!!!!
thenumbaonerocka 5 months ago
woah! wow what a piece, that's insane! good insane! but wow! thanks for this! never came across this before!
Issyvb 1 year ago 2
it sounds like they're saying "pharmacy tech, pharmacy tech"
as in "pharmacy technician"
Maybe this would have inspired me not to give up studying for certification in that field.
musharrafdog 1 year ago
Is there an ondes-martenot in this?
alvovc 1 year ago
Actually, it's a bit easier than it looks. The V is realized as a labiodental approximant, which has the same release as a W, but with the teeth near the lower lip. So it's more like "tat twam asi."
Aaibtd 1 year ago
Wow! That was amazing! Who knew people still write music like this!
tisthegifttobesimple 1 year ago
I'm sure it took the baritones a while to practice repeating "tat tvam asi" that fast without getting tongue tied. I tried it and it's not easy.
MySocksSmell2 1 year ago
I found this very moving.
yourforte 2 years ago