This video is one of my favourite on UA-cam....Hadyn's "Requiem", the procession of the bishops, the graceful and solemn manner of Cardinal Schönborn as he blesses the faithful, the incense rising up over the faithful, and the Imperial garb. Absolutely exquisite.
@@aus822 There was a live orchestra and choir inside the Church. It was broadcast outside to the thousands assembled via loudspeakers and giant video screens. The entire city of Vienna, as far as I could tell, was shut down for it.
@@aus822 It certainly was. The only way I can describe it is that it felt like I had a glimpse of Christendom, before the modern age. For a moment, the old empire was there as real as the modern world. So glad I got to experience it.
El Archiduque Otto fue el último de la fsmilia que, sin llegar a reinar nació como hijo del último Emperador reinante el Beato Carlos I. Y vivió casi 100 años. Era un sabio y un politico respetado.
Art is contagious happily through her muses. As Mozart's exquisite "Requiem" bleeds into other works and as G.F. Handel's "Messiah" bled into a Mozart's "Messiah" up in the high Ks with clarinets, this "Requiem" is equal in majesty. In thunderous conviction to Verdi's "Requiem". Vivat Hapsburg!
Michael Haydn Johann Michael Haydn (help·info) (14 September 1737 - 10 August 1806) was an Austrian composer of the classical period, the younger brother of Joseph Haydn.
Coming from Slovakia, one of the former parts of Austrian-Hungarian Monarchy, you are not told exactly nice things about Habsburg Monarchy in your History classes. But I still feel this is a part of our history. Of course, nobody in Slovakia even knew when Otto von Habsburg died, almost nobody even knows his name here. I have myself learned about him only today by reading articles about him, I have been surprised how long the last Habsburg lived, so I searched for some videos of him. But it is such a pitty, our state was formed only in 1993 and we renounced our entire history. We do not recognize Hungarian personalities, Austrian personalities, Czech personalities... It is so sad. And according to what I have read about Otto von Habsburg, he was really a great man. He had a diifficult, complicated life. But at least, he had the royal funeral he deserved. May he rest in peace.
I have also read a lot about the Habsburgs. I even had a little chat on Instagram with Ferdinand (the little kid at that time in this video who's now a racecar driver) and he seems very nice. My country was also under the Habsburg rule - the Spanish Habsburgs to be exact but that was a long time ago so sadly we didn't experience what you guys had.
You can clearly hear that Mozart take some of the parts out for his own more famous Requiem. He and his father did also take appart at the first three performances of this Haydn requiem. Looks like Mozart himself was very impressed from this masterwork!
Der Einzug mit dem Gesang des "Requiem aeternam" war das Ergreifendste am ganzen Gottesdienst. Sogar den alten, gemessenen Prozessionsschritt beherrschte man. Allerdings hätte sich der Thuriferar sein Grinsen und der Kardinal sein Segnen sparen können, das ist nicht üblich bei einem Requiem!
La familia no se extinguió, hay muvhos jóvenes y niños pero el Archiduque Otto era el último nacido durante el Imperio, o sea antes de 1918. No se cuando. Pero murió en 1011, con casi 100 años de edad. Un sabio, y emprededor activo, muy reconocido en Europa.
Beautifully done, an expression of either faith or Austrian identity orb both.The High Churches - Catholic, Lutheran high church branch, Anglicanism - are evolving into a western kind of Shintoism. For most no belief in the doctrines but a love of the aesthetics and how beautifully important occasions such as weddings and funerals are conducted.
It's complicated. There's probably some of that in the Catholic Church, but often the people of the liberal side of the church who are inclined not to believe in doctrines have a disdain for the aesthetics and ceremonies as well. They seem to pride themselves on ostentatiously informal decoration and the insertion of personality into the Mass instead of adherence to rubrics. Now this was the Anglican Church, but it was striking that they borrowed vestments from the local Catholic cathedral for the coronation since they didn't feel that they had vestments befitting of the occasion. It's very telling that they feel that something unfit for a coronation would be fit for a Sunday service. I get that the Anglicans don't believe in the real presence, but still... God is just as important as the King.
This work was executed for the first time conducted by Leopold Mozart. The organist was Wolfgang who shurely took lots of inspiration for his own requiem...
Given that Mozart's Requiem was certainly inspired by this piece, I suppose that this would have to be at the level of Mozart's if not a bit better. :)
@FRAGIORGIO1 I should not have passed up the wonderful Tyroleans in their native dress and the memory of Andreas Hofer and his fellow patriotic heroes.
Europe needs its royal families more than ever. And they need to take their roles and responsibilities very seriously and stop behaving like celebrities. (I understand that the heir to the Habsburg throne is a racing driver. He ought to grow up and take his heavy responsibilities with gravitas) They are the heirs to the true elite which preserve our marvellous Christian identity and are the guardians of our traditions. European monarchies must be restored. Modernist fake democracies have failed utterly and elevate ignorance, venality and crass stupidity. The likes of Macron, Merkel, Boris et al are pathetic, empty and shallow; mere political chancers and opportunists. No wonder Europe is in a mess.
@@gordonsmith8899 He’s become an authoritarian not connected to the people. He will not set us free. He has emasculated Parliament. He has allowed illegal immigration to surge ahead creating white flight to the countryside and to fuel ‘cancel culture’. (The C’s have a higher rating because Starmer’s infiltrated Labour is much, much worse). He awards contracts to the chumocracy, continues with Adonis’ HS2 gravy train to ruin our countryside, the planning ‘laws’ have become a spivs and speculators charter (he didn’t sack Jenrick over the Desmond scam), the town centres are becoming derelict, the music industry and theatres are decimated. Importantly, he sells arms to Sodding Arabia to bomb poor Yemen to smithereens and had not vocally objected to this genocide. And we really want to know what perfidy he’s involved with Biden over bombing Syria ! What’s not disgusting !
@@jamesgibson2179 1. He has delivered BREXIT as promised. 2. He has been called upon to deal with the Covid-19 pandemic. Of course he's had to impose rules you silly man. 3. He has a majority in Parliament. 4. He has not "allowed" illegal immigration - he has been shackled by old laws, money-grubbing lawyers playing the system and the active support being given to traffickers by the French. 5. Ah, 'white flight' - yep - you've got a problem. I remember Blair and his open door policy Mr Gibson - you can't blame immigrants for responding. A new Immigration Act is long over-due. 6. Change and decay is the story of history - coach drivers, coaching inns and canals lost out when the railways arrived. Empty high streets aren't anything new. Bristol thrived but Chester declined when the Dee estuary silted up - change and decay. 7. Are things any different in continental Europe, or the rest of the world - are the theatres crammed full of free-spending patrons? 8. Are you referring the the Joe Biden who couldn't get up a flight of stairs? The Biden who doesn't attend press-conferences? The Biden who appears to prefer the EU to the UK?
Nations assemble to remember prayerfully their leaders summoned from this transitory life. That Protestant and Catholic mere adjectives for respectful, ritual expressions become hurdles to unity then there has to be a change in thinking. Funerals will be the only occasions, other than a royal wedding for the global populations, world to come peacefully together. Let's ask Jesus what He thinks?
One of the most poignant moments for me was when his coffin arrived at the monastery and when after each recitation of all his worldly ranks, the friar responded, we don't know him. Finally when asked who seeks to enter and the response is Otto von Habsburg, a poor sinful man, the friar lets him come in. Reading about the family and Archduke Otto's mother and father has given me a new appreciation for the family.
@Madonna Hood Genuine humility would result in the recitation of the array of titles l, which are nothing more than baubles - just plain Otto Hapsburg would do - or whatever.
@@a.t.c.3862 I think that is what the ceremony was about. Everything I have read about Otto and the few clips I have seen of him tell me he would have succeeded his father admirably.
@@renzo6490 Agree. Was watching the funeral of Otto von Habsburg on UA-cam this afternoon. The Austrians have it down. I would love to see a coronation Mass there.
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R.I.P. my emperor ❤ - from a proud Galician
This video is one of my favourite on UA-cam....Hadyn's "Requiem", the procession of the bishops, the graceful and solemn manner of Cardinal Schönborn as he blesses the faithful, the incense rising up over the faithful, and the Imperial garb. Absolutely exquisite.
is and was
This is absolutely beautiful. The presence of the coffin and the strength of the Requiem Mass is just marvelous. What a way to go...
Wunderschön!
Es ist sehr prachtvoll mehr als normale Messe.
I was there. And I'll never forget it.
Was it played with speakers or a live performance?
@@aus822 There was a live orchestra and choir inside the Church. It was broadcast outside to the thousands assembled via loudspeakers and giant video screens. The entire city of Vienna, as far as I could tell, was shut down for it.
@@jameslayne2985 would have been a sight to see
@@aus822 It certainly was. The only way I can describe it is that it felt like I had a glimpse of Christendom, before the modern age. For a moment, the old empire was there as real as the modern world. So glad I got to experience it.
brilliant music! i have to listen to it again
Gorgeous music beautiful Saint Stephan one of my favorite places on earth.
I love to see those uniforms and banners of Imperial Austria! The Habsburgs must return. Lebe Erzherzog Karl !
i know I'm kinda off topic but do anyone know a good site to stream new tv shows online ?
@Kamdyn Kellen i use Flixzone. You can find it by googling =)
@Junior Castiel Definitely, been watching on flixzone for months myself :)
@Junior Castiel thanks, signed up and it seems like a nice service =) I really appreciate it !!
@Kamdyn Kellen No problem :)
Michael Haydn - a true genius.
Yes he was and still delight's us!
es war ein Erlebnis, mitsingen zu dürfen!!
Wir wollen unsern alten Otto wiederhaben!!
Aber dem, mit dem Bart!
R.I.P. mein Kaiser
Gott erhalte unsere gutte Kaiser !
El Archiduque Otto fue el último de la fsmilia que, sin llegar a reinar nació como hijo del último Emperador reinante el Beato Carlos I. Y vivió casi 100 años. Era un sabio y un politico respetado.
Why is this Magnificent composition by Michael Haydn not better known? It's wonderful, or better, wunderschoen! Fit for an Emperor and King!
There are millions such compositions of the classical and romantic periods. There where a lot of competent compisers but no many exceptional ones.
I discovered Michael Haydn some years ago. I ask the same question. This mass is famous for its ‘walking’ rhythm.
@@myfairlady343 Not many as good as this one.
Art is contagious happily through her muses. As Mozart's exquisite "Requiem" bleeds into other works and as G.F. Handel's "Messiah" bled into a Mozart's "Messiah" up in the high Ks with clarinets, this "Requiem" is equal in majesty. In thunderous conviction to Verdi's "Requiem". Vivat Hapsburg!
Sehr schön-aber eben auch sehr traurig...
Michael Haydn Johann Michael Haydn (help·info) (14 September 1737 - 10 August 1806) was an Austrian composer of the classical period, the younger brother of Joseph Haydn.
That very interesting
God rest his soul. This requiem iss so beautifull!! Many Greetings from Hellas!!
Condolences from Bulgaria !
Condolences from Bulgaria.
Coming from Slovakia, one of the former parts of Austrian-Hungarian Monarchy, you are not told exactly nice things about Habsburg Monarchy in your History classes. But I still feel this is a part of our history. Of course, nobody in Slovakia even knew when Otto von Habsburg died, almost nobody even knows his name here. I have myself learned about him only today by reading articles about him, I have been surprised how long the last Habsburg lived, so I searched for some videos of him. But it is such a pitty, our state was formed only in 1993 and we renounced our entire history. We do not recognize Hungarian personalities, Austrian personalities, Czech personalities... It is so sad. And according to what I have read about Otto von Habsburg, he was really a great man. He had a diifficult, complicated life. But at least, he had the royal funeral he deserved. May he rest in peace.
I have also read a lot about the Habsburgs. I even had a little chat on Instagram with Ferdinand (the little kid at that time in this video who's now a racecar driver) and he seems very nice. My country was also under the Habsburg rule - the Spanish Habsburgs to be exact but that was a long time ago so sadly we didn't experience what you guys had.
This piece is thrilling.I agree it is certainly on the level of Mozart
You can clearly hear that Mozart take some of the parts out for his own more famous Requiem. He and his father did also take appart at the first three performances of this Haydn requiem. Looks like Mozart himself was very impressed from this masterwork!
@@Pathy1 He got his father to send him the score.
Der Einzug mit dem Gesang des "Requiem aeternam" war das Ergreifendste am ganzen Gottesdienst. Sogar den alten, gemessenen Prozessionsschritt beherrschte man. Allerdings hätte sich der Thuriferar sein Grinsen und der Kardinal sein Segnen sparen können, das ist nicht üblich bei einem Requiem!
Having just watched the coronation of King Charles III this morning, I would love to see a coronation here.
This is how one burries an emporer. Period
La familia no se extinguió, hay muvhos jóvenes y niños pero el Archiduque Otto era el último nacido durante el Imperio, o sea antes de 1918. No se cuando. Pero murió en 1011, con casi 100 años de edad. Un sabio, y emprededor activo, muy reconocido en Europa.
Beautifully done, an expression of either faith or Austrian identity orb both.The High Churches - Catholic, Lutheran high church branch, Anglicanism - are evolving into a western kind of Shintoism. For most no belief in the doctrines but a love of the aesthetics and how beautifully important occasions such as weddings and funerals are conducted.
It's complicated. There's probably some of that in the Catholic Church, but often the people of the liberal side of the church who are inclined not to believe in doctrines have a disdain for the aesthetics and ceremonies as well. They seem to pride themselves on ostentatiously informal decoration and the insertion of personality into the Mass instead of adherence to rubrics.
Now this was the Anglican Church, but it was striking that they borrowed vestments from the local Catholic cathedral for the coronation since they didn't feel that they had vestments befitting of the occasion. It's very telling that they feel that something unfit for a coronation would be fit for a Sunday service. I get that the Anglicans don't believe in the real presence, but still... God is just as important as the King.
beautiful msic ,remember me the Pergolesi's Stabat mater
That walking bass. Yes, it was used by several in that era.
This work was executed for the first time conducted by Leopold Mozart. The organist was Wolfgang who shurely took lots of inspiration for his own requiem...
Please cite your source as I cannot find any information confirming your claim.
Grúß Gott! Óstereich bleibt fúr immer!
@bergkalis I agree wholeheartedly. This requiem is Magnificent and Glorious!
Given that Mozart's Requiem was certainly inspired by this piece, I suppose that this would have to be at the level of Mozart's if not a bit better. :)
you are absolutely true - Mozart was deeply influenced by all works of Michael Haydn (the idea of fugatos is invented by Michael Haydn)
@FRAGIORGIO1 Michael Haydn's Requiem is in the same level as Mozart's. It should be really known.
@FRAGIORGIO1 I should not have passed up the wonderful Tyroleans in their native dress and the memory of Andreas Hofer and his fellow patriotic heroes.
Rip your majesty
@FRAGIORGIO1 Archduke Karl, the heir, can be seen bowing to the bishops at 3:55.
Europe needs its royal families more than ever. And they need to take their roles and responsibilities very seriously and stop behaving like celebrities. (I understand that the heir to the Habsburg throne is a racing driver. He ought to grow up and take his heavy responsibilities with gravitas)
They are the heirs to the true elite which preserve our marvellous Christian identity and are the guardians of our traditions. European monarchies must be restored. Modernist fake democracies have failed utterly and elevate ignorance, venality and crass stupidity. The likes of Macron, Merkel, Boris et al are pathetic, empty and shallow; mere political chancers and opportunists. No wonder Europe is in a mess.
@@jamesgibson2179
Boris Johnson is not in the same tradition as his European contemporaries.
@@gordonsmith8899
He’s become an authoritarian not connected to the people. He will not set us free. He has emasculated Parliament. He has allowed illegal immigration to surge ahead creating white flight to the countryside and to fuel ‘cancel culture’. (The C’s have a higher rating because Starmer’s infiltrated Labour is much, much worse). He awards contracts to the chumocracy, continues with Adonis’ HS2 gravy train to ruin our countryside, the planning ‘laws’ have become a spivs and speculators charter (he didn’t sack Jenrick over the Desmond scam), the town centres are becoming derelict, the music industry and theatres are decimated. Importantly, he sells arms to Sodding Arabia to bomb poor Yemen to smithereens and had not vocally objected to this genocide. And we really want to know what perfidy he’s involved with Biden over bombing Syria !
What’s not disgusting !
@@jamesgibson2179
1. He has delivered BREXIT as promised.
2. He has been called upon to deal with the Covid-19 pandemic. Of course he's had to impose rules you silly man.
3. He has a majority in Parliament.
4. He has not "allowed" illegal immigration - he has been shackled by old laws, money-grubbing lawyers playing the system and the active support being given to traffickers by the French.
5. Ah, 'white flight' - yep - you've got a problem. I remember Blair and his open door policy Mr Gibson - you can't blame immigrants for responding. A new Immigration Act is long over-due.
6. Change and decay is the story of history - coach drivers, coaching inns and canals lost out when the railways arrived. Empty high streets aren't anything new.
Bristol thrived but Chester declined when the Dee estuary silted up - change and decay.
7. Are things any different in continental Europe, or the rest of the world - are the theatres crammed full of free-spending patrons?
8. Are you referring the the Joe Biden who couldn't get up a flight of stairs? The Biden who doesn't attend press-conferences? The Biden who appears to prefer the EU to the UK?
Din Echte Österreicher und Eurpeer.Grüss God.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Is there any music of this type for piano ?
im Aargau sind zwöi Liebi
es Meiteli und es Büebli
Novus Ordo funeral? I’m surprised.
Et l'empire de notre cœur un tombeau.
Nations assemble to remember prayerfully their leaders summoned from this transitory life. That Protestant and Catholic mere adjectives for respectful, ritual expressions become hurdles to unity then there has to be a change in thinking. Funerals will be the only occasions, other than a royal wedding for the global populations, world to come peacefully together. Let's ask Jesus what He thinks?
The Lord is no repecter of personages, but unlike Him, Cardinal Schönborn clearly is.
what you mean?
One of the most poignant moments for me was when his coffin arrived at the monastery and when after each recitation of all his worldly ranks, the friar responded, we don't know him. Finally when asked who seeks to enter and the response is Otto von Habsburg, a poor sinful man, the friar lets him come in. Reading about the family and Archduke Otto's mother and father has given me a new appreciation for the family.
@Madonna Hood
Genuine humility would result in the recitation of the array of titles l, which are nothing more than baubles - just plain Otto Hapsburg would do - or whatever.
@@a.t.c.3862 I think that is what the ceremony was about. Everything I have read about Otto and the few clips I have seen of him tell me he would have succeeded his father admirably.
Mani se radija i tv a.idi radit.
@4:50
Error de dedo, murió en 2011.
Quibble, quibble, quibble.
AEIOU 8
There is nothing wrong about a girl serving at the mass, even in a Solemn one. She just need to tie her hair, what SHE DOES.
nice ceremony, art, theater, music but NOT RELİGİON.
catholic religion will rule the world✝
AEIOU
Music is marvelous.
Christ would vomit at the pomp.
I doubt that.
@@madonnahood3381 well, I think the music IS marvelous!
@@renzo6490 Agree. Was watching the funeral of Otto von Habsburg on UA-cam this afternoon. The Austrians have it down. I would love to see a coronation Mass there.
Really? What about the events of the anointing of Jesus? All of it is to glorify him.
@@setonix9151 I doubt that Jesus cared about being glorified
Stinkt, und Haydn, mag ich auch nicht.