The way that the middle and lower voices are not overwhelmed by the higher and every section comes through in wonderful harmony is great and not often achieved. Very well done Come to the UK.
Lacrimosa: Lacrimosa dies illa Qua resurget ex favilla Judicandus homo reus. Huic ergo parce, Deus, Pie Jesu Domine, Dona eis requiem. Amen. ********traduction FR***** Lacrimosa: Jour de larmes que ce jour, qui verra renaître de ses cendres: l'homme, ce coupable en jugement: Epargnez-le donc, mon Dieu ! Seigneur, bon Jésus, donnez-leur le repos éternel. Amen.
Very impressive performation. But I can´t stand when profesional opera singers especially sopranos skip the ending consonants only because of keeping right tone and melody fluent... and also latin pronunciation is incorrect in few words, like resurget or parce, because latin doesn´t have soft "g" or soft "c" sound... I think it´s an influence of italian pronunciation...
It's not incorrect. You're right to presume that this is Italian style latin. It's 100% perfect for a performance of Mozart's music. BTW: do you know the French tradition of pronouncing Latin? They are singing for example the word »sanctus« with a nasal »ng« instead of a »n« and an u that sounds like a German »ü« or the last vowel in »révue«. And it sounds great 👍
Latin is taught and pronounced differently in every country. None of them, even the ecclesiastical variety is superior to the others, because noone knows exactly how Latin was pronounced 2000 years ago. We can suspect that even in those times, Latin was pronounced in as many different ways as today. Rome was a great empire, and a lot of different nations came into contact with the ancient Romans' language, and made their influence on its local form. Actual Latin gave rise to vulgar Latin, which, in turn, gave rise to numerous dialects of "Italian" in Italy, a lot of them differing in pronounciation in similar ways to today's Latin varieties. This shows that Latin as a language is inherently capable of changes and modifications, still keeping its own character.
I love the clearness of the voices and that you can hear the middle and low voices quite clearly through the whole thing. But this isn't a waltz, it should be slower and with a bit more tempo variation! Also, the bass soloist seems to be doing whatever he wants. His pronunciation of certain words is awful.
MikiKaoru nope I’m right the females have to be tenors, because I’ve listened to this so closely, especially on the lower notes the tenors become quieter, which wouldn’t happen becomes males can Antrim sing the notes, a on the “Do Na” part,they females come in on the tenor part
The way that the middle and lower voices are not overwhelmed by the higher and every section comes through in wonderful harmony is great and not often achieved. Very well done Come to the UK.
Wow best bass ever
Beautiful. I played it a dozen times.
We all have
Beyond perfect.
Best version ever heard............
Una obra clásica, majestuosa e imponente. La calidad de sonido es muy buena.
These guys are epic!
beautiful
I love Basso!
Adorei ouvi-los ! Estupendas vozes.
Fabulous x
Beautiful!👍❤🎼🎵🎶
Belíssimo
Sublime
perfect
I love it
Ottimamente cantata; stupendo il basso !
Man, that bass is really something else. I'm a baritone singing bass in a choir and it's rare to see someone so powerful and yet precise
WOW 😮
The Bass line!!!!
to curl the skin on the neck and chills down the back ! bravissimi
You’re best until now.
Amor
Lacrimosa:
Lacrimosa dies illa
Qua resurget ex favilla
Judicandus homo reus.
Huic ergo parce, Deus,
Pie Jesu Domine,
Dona eis requiem. Amen.
********traduction FR*****
Lacrimosa:
Jour de larmes que ce jour,
qui verra renaître de ses cendres:
l'homme, ce coupable en jugement:
Epargnez-le donc, mon Dieu !
Seigneur, bon Jésus,
donnez-leur le repos éternel. Amen.
Very impressive performation. But I can´t stand when profesional opera singers especially sopranos skip the ending consonants only because of keeping right tone and melody fluent... and also latin pronunciation is incorrect in few words, like resurget or parce, because latin doesn´t have soft "g" or soft "c" sound... I think it´s an influence of italian pronunciation...
It's not incorrect. You're right to presume that this is Italian style latin. It's 100% perfect for a performance of Mozart's music.
BTW: do you know the French tradition of pronouncing Latin?
They are singing for example the word »sanctus« with a nasal »ng« instead of a »n« and an u that sounds like a German »ü« or the last vowel in »révue«.
And it sounds great 👍
Latin is taught and pronounced differently in every country. None of them, even the ecclesiastical variety is superior to the others, because noone knows exactly how Latin was pronounced 2000 years ago. We can suspect that even in those times, Latin was pronounced in as many different ways as today. Rome was a great empire, and a lot of different nations came into contact with the ancient Romans' language, and made their influence on its local form. Actual Latin gave rise to vulgar Latin, which, in turn, gave rise to numerous dialects of "Italian" in Italy, a lot of them differing in pronounciation in similar ways to today's Latin varieties. This shows that Latin as a language is inherently capable of changes and modifications, still keeping its own character.
❤
Bravi
wait i can see linus tech at 0:45
Some intense music
Très belle interprétation...... Bravo.... de Philippetenor PHILIPPETENOR : UA-cam
y'all sound great! but ya don't need them books. College kids do it. I was one of em! 😇Raaaaaaawr-mennnnnnnnnnnn! dadadoofchish!
Highschoolers do it too! This is my first year in a choir (I'm a Freshman) and we're doing this song.
I love the clearness of the voices and that you can hear the middle and low voices quite clearly through the whole thing. But this isn't a waltz, it should be slower and with a bit more tempo variation!
Also, the bass soloist seems to be doing whatever he wants. His pronunciation of certain words is awful.
Are the tenors females in this song???
I can’t hear any male tenors, no matter how hard I try, I feel like every upper part is very feminine
They are there. Just blending well.
MikiKaoru nope I’m right the females have to be tenors, because I’ve listened to this so closely, especially on the lower notes the tenors become quieter, which wouldn’t happen becomes males can Antrim sing the notes, a on the “Do Na” part,they females come in on the tenor part
Yes I believe so....
They are male tenors, we hear them clearly at 2:15 if you want an example 😊
Salut la classe de 6ème A sa va wesh moi oui bon cours d éducation musical les frères
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Prachtig, aangrijpend. Zeg het maar...
NOOT NOOT! *Pingu Stares*
Playback 2
Some intense music