We actually can't hear it through the video, but when this piece is performed the trumpets are placed all around the theater, at every single corner. You can literally hear the sound coming from everywhere. As the music is escalating you feel like something glorious and disastrous is surrounding you. Great addition from the composer
Hans Zimmer does something similar with French horns in the Dark Knight and Inception soundtracks... the way this choir is positioned high above the floor is also impressive. I must see a live performance.
I am sure some Murican is gonna show up and say that it's roughly 3elephants, 4bricks, 2 sticks, and 5 warts weight in "freedom units". "- Muuurica f*beep* yeah!" >_>
If anyone ever says classical music is boring. This is what you show them! I don’t care how good the artists of today are, this conveys power and emotion like no other.
Until I blew out my shoulder during a rehearsal of the second movement of Beethoven's 3rd, I was like that. I figured if I wasn't feeling it, the orchestra wouldn't either
I was lucky enough to enjoy Verdis Messa da Requiem live this week. I had tears in my eyes. It was FANTASTIC!!!!!!! I'm still really hyped up. I wished, everyone would have the chance to hear it live.
It gives me goosebumps just listening to a recording too, the trumpet part starting at 2:25 had to be one of the most spectacular musical performances in history to experience live.
@@viniciusmagnoni6492 it’s still a period of classical composition just as the baroque, medieval and renaissance, the true “classical” period is considered 1750-1830 but this is still a classical romantic composition
Listened to Beethoven's 9th 1,000 times, listened to Mozart's Requiem 500 times, listened to Bach's Mass in B minor and his Passion just as much, listened to ALL genres of music, but I must say that from 2:25 through 4:10 has to be the MOST powerful piece of music in history!!!
W. Andrew Lambeth Hola he pensado algo similar a lo tuyo, pero he aprendido a diferenciar entre la intensidad de la música y las notas, separado del caudal del coro y orquesta. Es verdad que Tuba mirum es una de la piezas mas potentes en los dos aspectos, pero Beethoven tiene muchas piezas con momento extremadamente enérgicos, como Egmont, III y IV movimientos de la Pastoral, III y IV de la Quinta sinfonia, por mencionar algunas.Saludos
Patrick Lassene Just listened to the Tuba Mirum. I did think it was a good and powerful piece....and I started to goose bumps, but it just didn't build me up like the horn section in Verdi's Requiem.
I sang soprano in this with my choir. It was an unforgettable experience. The orchestra is very impressive but the real stars of Verdi's requiem are not the solists nor the musicians but the choir. When we had finished the requiem people applauded like crazy whenever it was our turn to bow.
I imagine that railing behind the conductor is to prevent him from falling into the audience, but I had to think of it as a Faraday Cage... - the amount of tension in the air almost makes me expect lightning, and he surely is at the center of it all.
I have been singing this peace quite often as a professional chorister (tenor). The most challenging moment was always at 3:26, where you have to produce your loudest tone - and no one will notice. But the reward comes with the high b at 4:02 😇😊
I was lucky enough to perform this as 4th horn in a youth symphony orchestra. I get shivers just listening to it. Being part of this was definitely something else!
Imagine you’re standing alone atop a tall rock on a ragged solitary beach. The worst sea storm imaginable is thrashing the waves against the shore and rocks you stand upon as thunder and rain pelts against your body and face. But then, an unknown force compels you to raise your arms up and hold your open hands above you head as if preparing to hold up the sky itself. As you do, two great streaks of lighting crack down and strike into your palms, yet you feel nothing but invigoration. The streaks of energy don’t stop as the sparks pool in your palms and a hurricane of wind and water begins to swirl around you as you feel the storm and sea bending to your will. And in that moment, lighting charging through your veins and salty spray blinding your eyes, you laugh so hard and manically you frighten yourself. Yet you enjoy it, and carry on anyway. That’s this song. That’s the feeling.
I woulnd do that. You dont want your soul to feel the vibrations of any Requiem out there. These legends didnt just make music. There are doors that you walk in pushed by the force of some music developments. Requiems dont push your soul to nice doors. Just sayin, what do I know? Am just another human talking crazy.
@@codywilkinson3042 hey cody- just wanted to let you know that im also like this, wondering about random people's lives because of their comments from long ago...anyways, how's your life? remember this comment?
You can tell this is a real cris de coeur from Verdi, all his pain and angst comes flooding out in this beautiful movement. I never cease to be amazed by it's poignancy and violence, it hits me in the heart every time.
Uno de los mayores subidones de la música clásica, si no el qué más. De haber conocido antes a Verdi, cuanto me hubiera ahorrado en copas y discotecas. Bestial!!
It's a piece in which the composer was clever enough to bring out the density of the chord structure. This work is very intense dynamically and couldn't have been pulled off any better. Unless you are Carolina Crown. XD To anyone who watches DCI!
Bruh... The resolved chored that happens almost exactly on 1:00 on this video, the articulation that CC does is perfect for me. But I haven't been able to find it on the actual version which is disappointing also I just like their version better because to me it seems cleaner. I guess it's because I like simple textbook things
To me the tuba mirum is the song of the Rohirrim charging on the fields of Pelennor. Everything fits so well, the distant trumpets getting louder and louder, and then the spine chilling percussions of the 6000 horsemen charging... Ride for ruins and the world's ending !
It's the antiphonal offstage trumpets at 3:30 that seem to add another dimension, as if one is needed! Brass section are epic in this performance. Fond memories of playing this 25 odd years ago with the soprano soloist who had a strange technique of wobbling her head for extra vibrato. Had us in stitches.
I would die for Verdi‘s Requiem! It is so gorgeous and so breathtaking! I can always cry and be happy while listening the Dies irae! The Lacrimosa is also a part where you think why you are living! This Requiem should show us the meaning of life and death like all Requiem e.g. Brahms German Requiem!
Just saw this last night at the Kennedy Center and it is an incredible spectacle to experience. The echoing reverberations of the choir and orchestra add to the sudden jarring crescendo of the chorus, and I honestly could start to actually feel a bit of what Verdi was trying to achieve in his lyrics. A recording simply can not do this piece justice.
"Now, give them a proper Hellsing welcome!" "So... a mountain of over-the-top violence, swearing and unnecessary screaming?" "Exactement." " *Oui Fucking Monsieur!* " _Music Begins_
This sounds like the day or wrath. Mozart sounds like a funeral, his version is beautiful but it isn't the world being consumed by a Raging fire. This is
there is something about this particular performance that has affected me so intensely for the first time with this piece. I can truly imagine the terror this would put in someone hearing it for the first time, 150 years ago in a church.
‘Dies Irae’ (literally, Day of Wrath) is a medieval Latin poem, and one of the most famous melodies of the Gregorian Chant. In its original form, it’s a four-note melody describing Judgment Day, the Christian day when humanity will come before God to receive judgment. The song was composed by Verdi, an Italian composer. The lyrics are in Latin Lyrics: Dies iræ, dies illa Dies iræ, dies illa Solvet sæclum in favilla Teste David cum Sibylla Quantus tremor est futurus Quando iudex est venturus Cuncta stricte discussurus Dies iræ, dies illa Dies iræ, dies illa Solvet sæclum in favilla Teste David cum Sibylla Quantus tremor est futurus Quando iudex est venturus Cuncta stricte discussurus Quantus tremor est futurus Dies iræ, dies illa Dies iræ, dies illa Quantus tremor est futurus Dies iræ, dies illa Dies iræ, dies illa Quantus tremor est futurus Quantus tremor est futurus Quando iudex est venturus Cuncta stricte discussurus Cuncta stricte (cuncta stricte) Stricte discussurus Cuncta stricte (cuncta stricte) Stricte discussurus The English translation is: The day of wrath, that day Will break up the world into ash As testified by David and the Sybil The day of wrath, the day of wrath, that day Will break up the world into ash The day of wrath, that day Will break up the world into ash As testified by David and the Sybil. The day of wrath, the day of wrath, that day Will break up the world into ash Will break up the world into ash As testified by David and the Sybil The day of wrath, the day of wrath, the day of wrath How much trembling there will be When the judge comes And strictly examines all things
I hope because my love of the Lord it will go hard just imagine hearing this when the angles start the trumpets on earth my goodness what fear people would have on that day this will go down to be one of the greatest piece of music ever
Im speechless. This is one of the masterpiece of the worldwide music. Watching the orchestra playing instruments with also the body movement is so emotional.
We actually can't hear it through the video, but when this piece is performed the trumpets are placed all around the theater, at every single corner. You can literally hear the sound coming from everywhere. As the music is escalating you feel like something glorious and disastrous is surrounding you. Great addition from the composer
Then I shall wear headphones before listening to this piece. Thank you for mentioning it.
My favorite piece I’ve ever performed
@@ericafiala5105 That's amazing, I would love to listen to this live.
Hans Zimmer does something similar with French horns in the Dark Knight and Inception soundtracks... the way this choir is positioned high above the floor is also impressive. I must see a live performance.
Il a tout piqué à Berlioz.
1:01 love just how nonchalantly the soloist drinks water while the conductor conducts the apocalypse
If you are facing the End of Times, may as well face it well hydrated.
@@YawnMK1 very true
Would be a bummer if his voice cracked up because of a dry throat.
@@Kosake82 yeah lmfao
That's good
This is the definition of having power. Like running a country is cool and all but can you imagine conducting an orchestra/choir like this?! Yoo
Must feel awesome to be a conductor
Imagine being the trumpeter.
forget leading a country, leading an orchestra makes me feel more powerful
@@standnamemercuria7079 unless it’s a country thats one big orchestra
@@heyguys7355 ohh even better
You ***NEED*** a conductor with crazy hair and a bombastic, epic personality to match the tone of this music.
I think I might have all that other than the hair
@@heyguys7355 nah you gotta have the hair. See also Dudamel
@@Neon_Kelwell to be honest it's more like I will have to buy the wig
Here, take mine *rips out hair*
@@jonathanhanna9459 chill dude
The conductor's face looks like he's seen the apocalypse.
He's conducting it..
He's feelin it...let him live...LOL
you mean he has seen dies irae ;)
ahahah
Indeed, he has. Thats the point of this.
Not sure why _UA-cam_ suggested this in my "lullaby playlist".
Ahhahahahahah
What do you mean? It's the most relaxing piece I've ever heard!
No child will ever cry after hearing this.
They will be terrified of crying.
OMG I ALMOST SCREAMED READING THIS
JAJAJJAJAJA ¿REALY?
This piece is so relaxing. I'd definitely listen to this while studying.
2set
I bet ling ling can do it though
I eat up death tunes everyday.
@@adyaaditi2225 this is white noise to sleep for ling ling... just kidding, ling ling doesn't need to sleep
@@Aleay yeah, no time or need to sleep when you gotta PRACTICE
as a fan of techno music i can say nothing can drop like this
Haha ❤
LOL!!!!!!!
Put a donk on it
Techno Music is an oxymoron.
The power of this piece can only measure in megatons.
Power measured in mass?
@@KaliMaShaktiDevi 6.022×10^23 Megafucktonnes.
I am sure some Murican is gonna show up and say that it's roughly 3elephants, 4bricks, 2 sticks, and 5 warts weight in "freedom units". "- Muuurica f*beep* yeah!" >_>
Pretty sure that power is measured in watts fellas
@@voosten1123 that's how they measure atomic bombs
here just let me crack open this bottle of water while everything is going down 1:01
Bottle of vodka more like
soul water
Lmao
Holy juice
He wants to die refreshed
The conductor is not just conducting an orchestra, he IS bringing judgement upon us
Quello che michelangelo ha fatto con il giudizio universale nella pittura Verdi l’ha fatto in questo capolavoro..
🖤
Assolutamente
E Dante l'ha fatto con alcune sue immagini dell'inferno.
Grandiosi
Assolutamente d'accordo..geni visionari..che ci hanno lasciato grandezza di valore inestimabile
Ineguagliabile ❤
If my father's belt had a soundtrack
pretty badass belt
😆👍
The bass drum hits be like
You asian?
@@zelbarbero si
If this doesnt play at the end of the world im not coming
I would think it would be cooler for *the future* after the world ends
The end of the world is already happening, we're now living through the start of it. Good luck! 😄
@@clockworkNate The world has been ending since the ancient greeks if you ask mankind writen works
You'll be gone anyway
trumpets will signal the end of the world according to revelation, and Dies Irae means day of wrath (Judgment day)
If anyone ever says classical music is boring. This is what you show them! I don’t care how good the artists of today are, this conveys power and emotion like no other.
“I listen to classical music to relax”
This song pumps me up at the gym
This song cheers me up when I'm sad
Maybe to people of the past. Emotions are represented differently these days because people listen to different music now.
@@kaazimsheikh9034 Nope. Classical music still rocks.
This is a masterpiece, but the trumpet parts from 2:25 to 4:10 are almost beyond belief, one of the most powerful moments in music history.
The horns of heaven shall be heard by all, for they signify the coming of Christ
Couldn't agree more 👍
“When the trumpets sound the end is here”
Took them a sec to get in tune though. 2:31 was a little painful.
Do you know Blue Knights? If so they opener is goin to be tuba mirum
Great rendition - however the Conductor does look like he has dropped several Tabs of Acid and is actually seeing the Day of Judgement happen....
MajesticDemonLord maybe he did that on purpose, it's still the best way to play this music
Whatever it takes...
I love being under the baton of conductors with intensity like that it makes it fun to perform because I'm sure it was hell getting there
Until I blew out my shoulder during a rehearsal of the second movement of Beethoven's 3rd, I was like that. I figured if I wasn't feeling it, the orchestra wouldn't either
He's doing his headbang
This is the true origin of heavy metal!
Lmao
Dude 100%
Origin of music sacred ?
Especially with the two bass drums lol
No no. It's BACH and later Beethoven
Watching this live must be incredible, if i get goosebumps while listening to it recorded... i can't imagine how it must feel live.
I was lucky enough to enjoy Verdis Messa da Requiem live this week. I had tears in my eyes. It was FANTASTIC!!!!!!! I'm still really hyped up. I wished, everyone would have the chance to hear it live.
@@stefanieoberlin7173just out of curiosity how much does a ticket cost for one of these events ?
It gives me goosebumps just listening to a recording too, the trumpet part starting at 2:25 had to be one of the most spectacular musical performances in history to experience live.
I've seen this live twice jujst this year and almost feel obligated to see it whenever possible haha. It's absolutely amazing live
I've sung it, and it feels like sublime as described by Kant or Poe if you see what I mean ? So overpowering but also makes you feel so alive.
pieces like this are the reason classical music is my favorite genre
ua-cam.com/video/60mRj_9Rybc/v-deo.html I recommend you this one
(Put it at 0:14 with good headphones)
Isn't Verdi Romantic? 19th century?
@@viniciusmagnoni6492 it’s still a period of classical composition just as the baroque, medieval and renaissance, the true “classical” period is considered 1750-1830 but this is still a classical romantic composition
These be some terrifying sopranos!
You say this as If all sopranos aren't terrifying
TheWolfoftheStars As a soprano I can confirm this
As someone who is friends with a soprano I can confirm that.
Tony soprano never had the makings of a varsity soprano
G A B A G O O L
Still think it is the most powerful chorus piece I have ever heard, simply stunning!
Zhong Michael Beethoven's Chorus Fantasy is also extremly stunning!
Carmina Burana?
Mahler 2 ending?
Berlioz Requiem is mind blowing too. I recommend the Sir Colin Davis version.
I still can't dissociate "Requiem" from Mozart. Mozart's music for these same versions is impressive.
4:15 when you're sneaking into the kitchen while everyone is asleep for some beans but got caught.
Me an the boys at 3 am looking for BEANS!
Beans?
CBA beans
@@emperornero5178 I’m just confused bro 😂
I can guarantee everyone in the audience got goosebumps
new headphones... i feel like im in the cinema again
gaaarry!!
from buzzfeed, to this,
god why? ๏̯͡๏﴿😭
Gary!
Best way to listen my friend ☺️❤️
Gary.
Listened to Beethoven's 9th 1,000 times, listened to Mozart's Requiem 500 times, listened to Bach's Mass in B minor and his Passion just as much, listened to ALL genres of music, but I must say that from 2:25 through 4:10 has to be the MOST powerful piece of music in history!!!
W. Andrew Lambeth Listen TUBA MIRUM REQUIEM HECTOR BERLIOZ
W. Andrew Lambeth Hola he pensado algo similar a lo tuyo, pero he aprendido a diferenciar entre la intensidad de la música y las notas, separado del caudal del coro y orquesta. Es verdad que Tuba mirum es una de la piezas mas potentes en los dos aspectos, pero Beethoven tiene muchas piezas con momento extremadamente enérgicos, como Egmont, III y IV movimientos de la Pastoral, III y IV de la Quinta sinfonia, por mencionar algunas.Saludos
Patrick Lassene
Just listened to the Tuba Mirum. I did think it was a good and powerful piece....and I started to goose bumps, but it just didn't build me up like the horn section in Verdi's Requiem.
W. Andrew Lambeth You can also listen LACRYMOSA of the BERLIOZ REQUIEM a Terrible crescendo to the damnation !
Just wait until you sing it!
How are your musical creations still treasured 250 years later? You create a masterpiece like this.
I sang soprano in this with my choir. It was an unforgettable experience.
The orchestra is very impressive but the real stars of Verdi's requiem are not the solists nor the musicians but the choir.
When we had finished the requiem people applauded like crazy whenever it was our turn to bow.
Verdi's incredible Requiem.. love it.
Led Zeppelin fan here.
Oh what a score, what a lovely score!!!
+Roan Blanchard SING, BROTHER HECKLER !! SING BROTHER KOCH !! SING BROTHERS, SING, SIIIIIIING !!!!
WITNESS ME! *suicides into car*
+Roan Blanchard
witnessed
+Circum Soilder MEDIOCRE!!!!!!!
hahahahah
I imagine that railing behind the conductor is to prevent him from falling into the audience, but I had to think of it as a Faraday Cage... - the amount of tension in the air almost makes me expect lightning, and he surely is at the center of it all.
He’s conducting the choir and orchestra. Amazing!
Well, it would be a bit tricky to perform this piece with one conductor for the orchestra and one for the choir 😉
Brahms on Verdi Requiem: “Only a genius could have written such a work”
4:12 When you're searching for that mosquito that just buzzed pass your ear
Loved your comment laughed so hard but unfortunately I was drinking coke at the moment and it came through my nose😂 worth it though
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
God!!! I laughed sooo HARD, like I do maybe once per year!!! 😂😂😂😂 I'm not exaggerating.
fortnite bunger?
@@hyper6125 that should be in the battle pass🥵
This really is the hardest intro to any song ever. Absolute power.
It's feels like standing in the front of the gate of hell and the angel around welcoming while play this as the gate open. What a masterpiece.
Why doesn't the algorithm show us things like this
Because it’s catholic and cAtHoLoCiSm BaD
did it not!
Because people aren’t that interested in orchestras and old/classical music these days
@@stalewater5571 lol what's this have to do with catholism
@@eliass596 IT has everything to do with catholicism and the European culture.
The only requiem that actually sounds like the composer is going to hell and is on his deathbed.
Mozart?
Um, Mozart was literally on his deathbed though.
@@arifakyuz7673 :( too true
This is more like the Requiem of the whole humanity. Mozart is more like the Requiem of the Persona
@@xaviermahele03 this is Verdi's Dies Irae
I have been singing this peace quite often as a professional chorister (tenor). The most challenging moment was always at 3:26, where you have to produce your loudest tone - and no one will notice. But the reward comes with the high b at 4:02 😇😊
La potenza evocativa di questo capolavoro mi procura i brividi ad ogni ascolto. Gigantesco...
Oui ça c’était le but. Mozart était fortement chrétien.
We are performing this tonight, the most exciting piece ever!!!!!
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I bet it was awesome
مجرد عزف علامات موسيقا .الموسيقا ليست هندسة بل احساس مرهف .. الموسيقا الراىعة لالياس الرحباني .. دمي ودموعي وابتسامتي
I was lucky enough to perform this as 4th horn in a youth symphony orchestra. I get shivers just listening to it. Being part of this was definitely something else!
This is making me sweat every time I listen. This almost made me cry once on the street. This is just powerful.
Imagine you’re standing alone atop a tall rock on a ragged solitary beach. The worst sea storm imaginable is thrashing the waves against the shore and rocks you stand upon as thunder and rain pelts against your body and face. But then, an unknown force compels you to raise your arms up and hold your open hands above you head as if preparing to hold up the sky itself. As you do, two great streaks of lighting crack down and strike into your palms, yet you feel nothing but invigoration. The streaks of energy don’t stop as the sparks pool in your palms and a hurricane of wind and water begins to swirl around you as you feel the storm and sea bending to your will. And in that moment, lighting charging through your veins and salty spray blinding your eyes, you laugh so hard and manically you frighten yourself. Yet you enjoy it, and carry on anyway.
That’s this song. That’s the feeling.
When i die I want this to be played as the bring me in my casket into the church with a choir and orchestra twice as big as this one PLUS an organ
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH XD XD XD XD XD XD XD
Brihhhhh that's like 2 million
that'll be a failed funeral
because I'm pretty sure that would rise you from the grave
I woulnd do that. You dont want your soul to feel the vibrations of any Requiem out there. These legends didnt just make music. There are doors that you walk in pushed by the force of some music developments. Requiems dont push your soul to nice doors. Just sayin, what do I know? Am just another human talking crazy.
same. and i want Verdi to conduct
BOY IF THIS IS'NT A PIECE THAT'LL GET YOU GOING IN THE MORNING, NOON & NIGHT
That is an alarm to get you out the bed. Dead.
Hey reddogg ...just wanted how's Ur life now after 6 years?..do u rmember commenting this?
@@codywilkinson3042 hey cody- just wanted to let you know that im also like this, wondering about random people's lives because of their comments from long ago...anyways, how's your life? remember this comment?
@@nameless5053 hello nameless! I am just a random person who saw your comment...do you remember your comment? How has life been?😆😁😂
@@y.m.1955 it has only been 1 year but still.. Will you be the first of 5 ppl to respond?
If the skies aren't playing this for December 2020, I am not going.
Imagine it being New Year's Day and seeing 'Tutorial complete' in the sky
Thanks for jinxing us mate
*_4:02_**_ Even the camera shook_*
is that nuclear explosion?
The choir reminds me of ranks of angels singing about His vehement power, the way they are lined up and arranged.
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OH WHAT A DAY WHAT A LOVELY DAY
Amos 5:18
Woe unto you that desire the day of the LORD! to what end is it for you? the day of the LORD is darkness, and not light.
Marco van der Drift, I'm sure it's just a joke. Chill man. Chill.
@@MarcovanderDrift1 well yes but actually no, it's a day of peace for the righteous and a day of fear for the wicked
Valhallaaaa
This is metal coming from the ages. So powerful, so inspiring. God.... what a strong piece of sheer despair and happiness
Verdi's such a genius on operas. His compositions stick so well on the person listening.
I love the conductor's energy, he works well as part of this team of professionals and helps bring this piece to life!
WHAT A DAY. WHAT A LOVELY DAY
at least make sure to bring an umbrella. it might rain. *B* *L* *O* *O* *D*
Amos 5:18
Woe unto you that desire the day of the LORD! to what end is it for you? the day of the LORD is darkness, and not light.
Marco van der Drift, I'm sure it's just a joke. Chill man. Chill.
zerdzood Not worth repeating once a year.
Imagine robbing a bank and you hear a whole orchestra outside playing this piece
The beggining is so iconic. Such a relaxing piece.
Esecuzione magistrale, il Requiem di Verdi è sempre un brivido...
You can tell this is a real cris de coeur from Verdi, all his pain and angst comes flooding out in this beautiful movement. I never cease to be amazed by it's poignancy and violence, it hits me in the heart every time.
Uno de los mayores subidones de la música clásica, si no el qué más. De haber conocido antes a Verdi, cuanto me hubiera ahorrado en copas y discotecas. Bestial!!
My emotions go through the roof when I listen to this masterpiece. Wow! Let me take my hat off...
I meant *went*
I’m in tears! What a masterpiece!
Joshua Kyan I am often reduced to tears by this piece glad I'm not the only..
I want to be the bass drummer.
so do i
Me three!
Me Too!
Well good luck because those 8 notes are about the only ones you're gonna play throughout the 1 hour 20 minute long piece.
@@Poempedoempoex but you wouldn't be as tired
Quand je l ai chanté au Grand Choeur de Paris Sorbonne... J en ai pleuré. Magnifique Verdi. Tellement théâtral
The part from 2:00 to 2:20 are the most terrifying, evil, metal, badass 20 seconds of the history of music
It's a piece in which the composer was clever enough to bring out the density of the chord structure. This work is very intense dynamically and couldn't have been pulled off any better. Unless you are Carolina Crown. XD To anyone who watches DCI!
I love DCI!!!
Bruh... The resolved chored that happens almost exactly on 1:00 on this video, the articulation that CC does is perfect for me. But I haven't been able to find it on the actual version which is disappointing also I just like their version better because to me it seems cleaner. I guess it's because I like simple textbook things
crowd here
How exactly did Verdi "bring out the density of the chord structure"? What does that even mean?!
0:01 When you show your math exam result to your Asian mum
"That day of wrath..."
Even the conductors actions match
Well technically 0:04
To me the tuba mirum is the song of the Rohirrim charging on the fields of Pelennor. Everything fits so well, the distant trumpets getting louder and louder, and then the spine chilling percussions of the 6000 horsemen charging... Ride for ruins and the world's ending !
It's the antiphonal offstage trumpets at 3:30 that seem to add another dimension, as if one is needed! Brass section are epic in this performance.
Fond memories of playing this 25 odd years ago with the soprano soloist who had a strange technique of wobbling her head for extra vibrato. Had us in stitches.
I would die for Verdi‘s Requiem! It is so gorgeous and so breathtaking! I can always cry and be happy while listening the Dies irae! The Lacrimosa is also a part where you think why you are living! This Requiem should show us the meaning of life and death like all Requiem e.g. Brahms German Requiem!
There is only one Dies Irae, and it's Verdi's - I love listening to it, thank you for posting this
Cherubini👌
Mozart's is baller too tbh
don’t hate on mozart
What a gorgeous sound! I can only imagine what it would be like to be in the audience live.
Searched for calming background music, and UA-cam recommends me this
Thanks UA-cam, very calming :)
i'm speechles and crying, this is beyond beautiful!!!!! Viva Verdi!!
Uma orquestra e um coral maravilhosos! Lindo o Requiem do magistral Verdi numa execução brilhante!
this is the feeling when you’re at a friends house and the water in the toilet rises when you flush
3:25 is enough to bring me back from the dead. TUBA MIRUM SPARGENS SONUM!!!!!!!!
Classical Music is Metal before electricity
Technically this isn't classical
It's romantic
MajorMlgNoob How romantic
@@timothyleow2323 Ah yes
The end of the world and the day of wrath is so romantic
@@MajorMlgNoob they mean the whole bunch; Baroque, Classical, Romantic, Modern, general orchestral and symphonic, and yes, they are metal indeed!
Check out Verdi's Anvil Chorus. That's literally metal banging on metal. ua-cam.com/video/QZN01_pAxro/v-deo.html
I AM THE SCALES OF JUSTICE, CONDUCTOR OF THE CHOIR OF DEATH!
SING BROTHER KOCH!
* Sing brother Heckler! Sing Brother Koch!
GUN FEVER!!!
And of course, Battle Royale.
SING !!!!
epic fortnit burger
As a full on metalhead i badly wanna see this piece live the start is so epic i have tears in my eyes and then i imagine the sound of this live..
"Then I have but one final recourse, to unleash the 4 Horsemen."
Just saw this last night at the Kennedy Center and it is an incredible spectacle to experience. The echoing reverberations of the choir and orchestra add to the sudden jarring crescendo of the chorus, and I honestly could start to actually feel a bit of what Verdi was trying to achieve in his lyrics. A recording simply can not do this piece justice.
MY GOODNESS!!! Two fucking amazing songs together!!! How can i even describe this!!! The Tuba Mirum is even more amazing!!!
This is not a song by the way it is a segment of a Chorale....
This truly pierces your soul like an arrow. You feel the requiem in your body. This was made in heaven.
made in heaven😳
Oh my God this is ... Divine !!! May the force be with you all. Blessings.
"Now, give them a proper Hellsing welcome!"
"So... a mountain of over-the-top violence, swearing and unnecessary screaming?"
"Exactement."
" *Oui Fucking Monsieur!* "
_Music Begins_
Two words.
Holy shit..
Hidan Troyer The key word there is holy
That are 4 words.
Pertinence at its best.
The best "dies irae" ever ... Mozart pardon me
This sounds like the day or wrath. Mozart sounds like a funeral, his version is beautiful but it isn't the world being consumed by a Raging fire. This is
I respectfully disagree ☺️
mozarts sounds too happy too me idk
there is something about this particular performance that has affected me so intensely for the first time with this piece. I can truly imagine the terror this would put in someone hearing it for the first time, 150 years ago in a church.
I'd never heard this before. I'm floored.
Alguien escucha esta obra de arte en el 2023? Yo si♥️
‘Dies Irae’ (literally, Day of Wrath) is a medieval Latin poem, and one of the most famous melodies of the Gregorian Chant. In its original form, it’s a four-note melody describing Judgment Day, the Christian day when humanity will come before God to receive judgment.
The song was composed by Verdi, an Italian composer. The lyrics are in Latin
Lyrics:
Dies iræ, dies illa
Dies iræ, dies illa
Solvet sæclum in favilla
Teste David cum Sibylla
Quantus tremor est futurus
Quando iudex est venturus
Cuncta stricte discussurus
Dies iræ, dies illa
Dies iræ, dies illa
Solvet sæclum in favilla
Teste David cum Sibylla
Quantus tremor est futurus
Quando iudex est venturus
Cuncta stricte discussurus
Quantus tremor est futurus
Dies iræ, dies illa
Dies iræ, dies illa
Quantus tremor est futurus
Dies iræ, dies illa
Dies iræ, dies illa
Quantus tremor est futurus
Quantus tremor est futurus
Quando iudex est venturus
Cuncta stricte discussurus
Cuncta stricte (cuncta stricte)
Stricte discussurus
Cuncta stricte (cuncta stricte)
Stricte discussurus
The English translation is:
The day of wrath, that day
Will break up the world into ash
As testified by David and the Sybil
The day of wrath, the day of wrath, that day
Will break up the world into ash
The day of wrath, that day
Will break up the world into ash
As testified by David and the Sybil.
The day of wrath, the day of wrath, that day
Will break up the world into ash
Will break up the world into ash
As testified by David and the Sybil
The day of wrath, the day of wrath, the day of wrath
How much trembling there will be
When the judge comes
And strictly examines all things
The day of judgement shall come......and this will be the score. Love Verdi . A marvellous passage.
I hope because my love of the Lord it will go hard just imagine hearing this when the angles start the trumpets on earth my goodness what fear people would have on that day this will go down to be one of the greatest piece of music ever
Classical music is calming they said...
I like all kinds of music but classical is one of my favs, always have it on when im driving at work. This piece of music is amazing!
The sheer amount of power those opening chords provide is staggering
If I every get cremated I want this being played xD... like a full orchestra in the room, killing the eardrums of everyone there... t'would be so epic
HARD. CORE.
IN A VOLCANO!
You should have your ashes scattered on the drums so every time they hit them you'll be puffed into the air.
@EndTimesCatholic Lol
@EndTimesCatholic I'd rather burying is
The first time I heard this was in commercial for Kirby Triple Deluxe and now the only thing I can think of when I hear this song is Kirby
The way that verdi turned the message of david in music is an prophesy in itself .
There is Something holly I think
Im speechless. This is one of the masterpiece of the worldwide music. Watching the orchestra playing instruments with also the body movement is so emotional.
This intimidates me, the fury, the power, i love it.