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Jaakko Mantyjarvi
Приєднався 26 лип 2012
Jaakko Mäntyjärvi: Alleluia delle pietre dure
Jaakko Mäntyjärvi: Alleluia delle pietre dure (2006) performed by Chamber Choir cc FREIA
Olaus Petri Church, Helsinki, Finland -- 19 Nov 2022
I began writing this piece in Florence, and 'pietre dure' is an intricate Florentine stone inlay technique.
Olaus Petri Church, Helsinki, Finland -- 19 Nov 2022
I began writing this piece in Florence, and 'pietre dure' is an intricate Florentine stone inlay technique.
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Jaakko Mäntyjärvi: Die Stimme des Kindes
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Jaakko Mäntyjärvi: Die Stimme des Kindes (The Voice of the Child, 1998) performed by Chamber Choir cc FREIA Olaus Petri Church, Helsinki, Finland 19 Nov 2022
Ēriks Ešenvalds: Only in sleep
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Ēriks Ešenvalds: Only in sleep, performed by Chamber Choir cc FREIA Olaus Petri Church, Helsinki, Finland 19 Nov 2022 Solo: Maija Lappalainen
Mozart: Mass in C minor. A tale of what might have been.
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How did Mozart come to write his Mass in C minor, and why was it not finished? Video released on the 238th anniversary of the first performance on 26 October 1783. NOTE: Designed as a lecture for choir conducting students and thus a bit technical at times. Full performance of the Mass, conducted by John Eliot Gardiner: ua-cam.com/video/KsiP4-mCnQ0/v-deo.html Requiem with only the notes that Moz...
The Tube Challenge explained
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For those expecting a video about choral music, stay tuned for a new release in October. Here is a quick look at a competitive commuter rail conundrum. Released on the day on which it goes out of date, with the opening of the Northern Line extension, this video explains in brief what the Tube Challenge on the London Underground is.
The most dangerous note in "Spem in alium"
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A footnote to my video about "Spem in alium" by Thomas Tallis, explaining what the most dangerous note in the piece is and why. The release date, 09/09/2021, adds up to 23, which is one third of 69 (watch the aforementioned video to see why this is relevant).
Toivo Kuula: Meren virsi (Hymn of the sea). An unknown masterpiece.
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Finnish composer Toivo Kuula (1883-1918) wrote one of the most ambitious Romantic a cappella choral works. Brief history, brief analysis, full performance by Stella Maris in Paris. See also: Original performance video by Stella Maris: ua-cam.com/video/6pfQXNI7vFw/v-deo.html Here's a performance by a Finnish choir, the Tapiola Chamber Choir: ua-cam.com/video/BldCakRYwAI/v-deo.html
Thomas Tallis: Spem in alium. A mystery in 40 parts.
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An introduction to the history and theory of Thomas Tallis's 40-part masterpiece, followed by a full performance by Stile Antico (London, UK). Footnote: ua-cam.com/video/iCdN2goBI6c/v-deo.html See also: '40 Parts for 40 days: Stile Antico sings Spem in alium': ua-cam.com/video/QfnEbwcLq0E/v-deo.html 'Repertoire: Experience Tallis Spem In Alium, the 40-Voice Motet': ua-cam.com/video/oobDpisn7Y4/...
Oli todella hyvä ja mielenkiintoinen video. Häpeä sanoa, että googletin nimesi tämän jälkeen, että; Mikäs ukko se tämä on? No Suomessa ei varmaan liian ankara voi olla itselleen, ettei nykytaidemusiikkia tunne tarpeeksi. Minä olen vain tällane ukko, jota kiinnostaa taide ja puuhailen aina jottain. Täytyy laittaa sun sävellykset kuunteluun ja korjata tämä aukko nyt. Kiitos vielä.
⏲🌋🛎🧠Thank you🌄👁🙏
Interesting that megalomaniac music directors were obsessed with performing this music. I left Milton Keynes to avoid singing this, as I doubted that I could reach his expectations!
Looks like his drink @ 24 min has a pickle on the rim
wow u got the 3 year part correct!
This is a masterpiece of a documentary about a masterpiece in music!
3 years wow
He really did predict 3 years into the future as I saw it three years in the future
almost three years today, and now it was in my recomendations. amazing foresight hahaha
Extraordinary 🤟🏻
Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant. Stunning investigation into one of the greatest compositions of all time. 🤟🏻
Me sat here at the start working out whether he was at ‘Canary Wharf’ or ‘canning town’ until he removed it 😢
This is brilliant. Thank you so much for informing us all.This piece is truly sublime.
What a wonderful programme. Detailed, clear, and completely interesting. Thank you for this.
I know nothing about choral music, but as I live close to the site of Nonsuch Palace, I was looking for an introduction to Spem in Alium that I could understand. This video is brilliant in explaining something unfamiliar and rather complex in a way that is both informative and entertaining. No doubt many hours of creative work went into this video presentation, but the result is spectacular: Thank you, Jaakko Mantyjarvi, I now have a much greater appreciation of Spem in Alium and the work of Thomas Tallis. You have also inspired me to buy a number of different performances of Spem in Alium on CD and I'm enjoying hearing the similarities and differences.
I appreciate your comment more than you might realise. Choral music often gets a bad rap because of the mediocre-church-choir stereotype, so I count inspiring anyone to become interested (or more interested) in choral music as a win. It is also fascinating that Nonsuch Palace was the link here! And to all who will see this reply and to whose comments on the video I have not responded to, I appreciate all your feedback and apologise for not responding individually.
Superb analysis. Such fun. Bravo.
Wow! Thank you. I'm so happy to have seen this.
Thank you for making this. So good.
Pure musical bliss! Tallis is my favorite Renaissance choral composer.
Excellent.
Many thanks!
That whole passage is dangerous because it's just after the first tutti and choristers lose their concentration here. Choirmasters need to be strategic about who they put in these choirs. Completely agree about that note. I've performed the piece in the formation you describe and the spatial separation multiplies the difficulties. So many things can go wrong...
3:03 I'm here cuz fifty shades of gray
Do Moomins have special secret ways of winning the challenge?
69 longs? Nice.
1 year off from your prediction
Magnificent production making the musicology highly engaging. Great to highlight the Striggio element. Loved the visualisation for the performance. Superb!
Thank you very much for your detailed and quietly humorous discussion of this magnificent piece which has been one of my favourites for many years. I appreciated your visual representation during the performance; it demonstrated the full complexity of Spem to me for the first time.
Only 2 years from then!
What a great video! Informative and funny, a real treat to watch! I have loved Tallis and Spem in alium from a young age. My mother had a LP (remember those?) called the Glories of Tudor Church Music which was a collection of works by Tallis. Spem in alium was a crowning jewel of that collection. So sublime and extra special to see how it plays out in an octagonal space. I would love to hear it that way!
What a complete and perfect "surround sound" experience that must have been live! Each listener in the center would have had an individual experience of the music coming at him/her. Bravo to all the singers, and adoration to the Creator of Thomas Tallis' skill!! 😇
And, Jaakko, we have sung some of your fabulous Shakespeare choral works. Can you make a documentary about these?
Loved this. Thank you so much!
I sang this note when I performed it once!
Brilliant!! Intelligent and Entertainment for everyone whom listens: to music!!👍🤌🫰👌👏👏 Yours Sincerely, Derek Rocha at Kew Melbourne VIC Australia
Very, very beautiful, Thank you
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Simply brilliant and compelling. Bravo!
0:35 incorrect it was 2 years
what is R voice ?
You mentioned the wrongly spelled "Spem in allium" but you could spell it even more wrongly which would presumably lead to a recipe "Spam in allium" being still quite bad pseuda latin...
so beautiful!
The drinks etc on your table have become my obsession
Hyyvesti!
You had me at 'hope in garlic'. A fantastic breakdown of a fantastic piece. I really appreciated the graphic depiction of the different choirs during the full piece; it really helps show the way it's constructed.
A rather better translation would surely have been "Hope among the onions"...!
@@polymath9372Ha ha!
Superb! Thank you for this.
This is so very interesting, thank you.
Visiting a tubestation is a requirement. Do I need to get off the train and take the next one at each station or can I stay at the 1 singular train that stops at each station?
maybe hopping on and off the same train at each stop counts.