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What a time to be alive: I get to see three pure indian souls being touched by the composition of an Italian who lived more than 450 years ago in my homeland, in my home city, sung in the language of my ancestors.
Words fail me when I try to describe what joy this brings to me.
Tears of peace and love well shared
Amen 🥰 God is awesome!
I love your comment! Words fail me as well.
Well this was sung in London but yes its a glorious piece of music. Tenabrae is a fabulous choir for early music.
Yes, it is amazing, Gianluca. The tribal people knew no Latin, yet they knew with their hearts the meaning of the words: Miserere Mei, Deus: secundum magnam misericordiam tuam (in English: Have Mercy on Me, oh God, after Thy great goodness).
My eyes teared up when Babu said, "she's not singing with her throat, she's singing with her heart"
This song is from the years of 1600 - 1650, they made classics back then
Maybe some would think I'm crazy but I've happened to hear real angels' chorus (when I was in a church praying with tears, lots of tears) this while people around me didn't hear it. It sounded very similar with this music, including the girl's high notes solo.
I came here to comment the same thing. That was some insight. He's really feeling it.
I smiled so big when I saw what Babu said
@@criss6945 God bless!
To all non-Catholics, this piece 'Miserere mei, Deus' means "Have Mercy on me, O God", Psalm 50. This was composed for the exclusive use of Sistine Chapel in the Vatican. Today, this is being played or sung during Catholic Holy Week especially in what we called "The Tenebrea" service. So if you want to listen to it live, you may visit Catholic churches during Holy Week.
Thank you for the information!
In Europe Most people knowing latin. For this we know so much langueges. Its silly, US is Like a, i dont wont to say it
@@Miristzuheiss Sad lack of education here, people seem happy to be willfully ignorant. No one seems to want to learn.
@@leasmith6148 If they only learn spanisch, the words they can read are latin, Italian, Portogese, rumanian and a bit france. Its so easy to learn
@@Miristzuheiss I know easily done, but we are barely taught our own language let alone fluently learn another. Our schools are terrible, most who actually learn are self taught or home schooled. So so sad.
I am an Indian Hindu and these guys were speaking Hindi. I cannot explain when I listen not only this but all the Gregorian chants and Ars Nova Copenhagen specially the singer who sings totally isolated from the other. These piece of music created and sung by Catholic Churches are truly amazing. I have been listening them since last 8-10 years and it takes me away from the earth to somewhere in the past future where there is only love and love and love
When we as humans are fortunate enough to stumble upon music that totally captivates our hearts the way you describe, it truly enriches our lives. It really nourishes our souls.
I am also not Catholic, and wouldn’t consider myself religious, but like you, find these types of religious hymns and chants so beautiful. Unless I’m familiar with the translations of Latin into English,I don’t really know what is being said (apart from a few words I’ve picked up over the years), but the words are just “extra icing” on the “cake” that is the actual music.
As a Catholic, Gregorian Chant is truly spiritual purification. The reason we listen to Gregorian Chant and burn Incense is for the Spiritual healing and to scare away any demonic beings.
Miserere mei, Deus means ‘Have mercy on me, God’ and the song is psalm 51 in Latin. You should look psalm 51 up and read it for yourself, because that is the lyrics :)
God bless you.
I'm not a religious person, but that was hauntingly beautiful. I love seeing their respect and appreciation for other religions. Plenty of us could learn some life lessons from these beautiful gentlemen.
Brooke there is no feeling like having the Lord R God in your heart. And the peace that comes with it. I will pray for you if you don’t care. You should start listening to teacher of the Bible. There R all kinds on UA-cam. Just always make sure that what they R saying is coming from the Bible. The road map to heaven for us all. Just read it listen to it. Please I beg you. Don’t let Satan have your soul and your family’s if you can do something about it. Really dig into the Bible and learn what’s coming to us all soon. God bless you and your family.
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Just because you have chosen to believe in such nonsense, please don’t recommend it on other people! The bible is full of horrors, and the God of the bible is a monster!
@@jessieratcliff168 Maybe not a time to preach at someone. Everyone came together in appreciation for the spirit of the music.
@@jessieratcliff168 I'll respect your religion, and you can respect my lack of one.
@@launabanauna8958 wow. Ok I will pray for you. Cause you have no ideal what you R saying. God bless you.
If everyone was so respectful and kind as these three men, the world would be a paradise
yup
The world is paradise
Just need to remove evil
The book is written God will overcome
AMEN HALLELUJAH 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
It makes one think that just stopping and listening would change so much. A gangster once said, almost all the worlds problems would be solved it everyone would sit for twenty minutes and think. The current culture is all about distraction... demonic distraction.
I absolutely agree. We could learn so much from them.
I concur
This is why this is called sacred music.. it goes beyond time, space, culture, language and hits right into the heart of the hearts where all divisions ends.
Beautiful summary
Beautifully put.
I am Jewish but I have always loved how Catholic composers have been able to create amazing music like this using the Book of Psalms(this is Psalm 51) in Latin and the the use of a Pipe organs.
Oh gosh, the first time I listened to church pipe organ for the first time inside a Cathedral. My whole body shivered and I felt goosebumps. Felt like I was being transported to heaven
I am also not a Catholic but their music is just pure, soul touching and divine to me, voice and the instrumentation makes it better and the Latin is the icing on the cake
me too but growing up in Turkey, I saw more churches and mosques, Id used to go in orthodox churches and just treat it like a beautiful concert... if only all religions just bonded with their music...
The Catholics created counterpoint.... though I like to say the Protestants expanded it.
There is a really nice Cantata done by JS Bach, BWV 32 by the Netherlands Bach Society.
The opening movement is a masterpiece. I know that Bach added some bad things about Jews.... I was raised Catholics... he was not nice to us either.
He was sincere as the day was long.
Music truly is a universal language and God can connect all men. What beautiful people these men are.
Hh, I was under the impression that god was a large reason men have been at war for most of history.
@@Seek1878 It's Not God....It's The Greed Of Men For Power Which Caused Wars.....
@@Seek1878 is never god unless is something good, he has great publicity
Its Money and hate thats for people died in wars. No God, never will give you a good place in heaven for Killing Other people
@@Shivathedestroyer04 Sure... and the peculiarities of lawmaking in regards of executing all men and boys but keeping virgin girls alive as seen in the Bible, the supposed word of the discussed entity, don't exist... I'm with you on the greed factor. But God sure comes up a lot as a justification for barbarism in his own book. Almost as if it was written as a covering ploy by humans...
I like how Raeen observes the artistry and skill it took to create this beautiful sound. I can see his mind working through its history and purpose. Raeen should go to university, he is so analytical Let's face it, Babu is a true musician and feels the musical skills within his being. Babu could actually become a Music Appreciation Teacher.
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Traditional christian hymns are the most beautiful sounds in the world. Completely transcendent living your heart and mind up to God.
This psalm is from the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament) first written in Hebrew around 1000 BCE, attributed to King David. Translated into Latin by St. Jerome between 384 and 404 CE. It is Psalm 51 in Hebrew and in Protestant English language translations. The numbering is different in other languages.
@@ELee-zv5ud Thank you.
You mean Catholic
Tharditional Chrsitian and Catholic are synonymous.@@AbdulAlHasRol
@@AbdulAlHasRol Catholics are Christians.
I can't say all cathedrals, but many are built to be tuned to 1 of a few frequencies. This is believed to have healing properties along with other benefits.
If you ever have the opportunity to hear a Gregorian Chant in one of these places, you'll get the feeling that what you're hearing is almost impossible.
Cheers all.
Indeed ! My daughter as a teen worked and saved money to go to Paris -she wanted to see the Eiffel Tower. While in France , the other kids who got to go ( they were not Catholic) got to attend high mass at Notre Dame . She said all of them were quite touched and very reflective the rest of the day .
She said the sound of the choir in Notre Dame was ethereal .
@@ssshadowwolf6762 Glad she got to experience something unique.
Cheers.
I mean not really. These spaces are so big that the fundamental frequency is so low, that the harmonic series will cover all of the natural human singing range. That said, there will be a lot of resonances and echo timing you can lock in with.
Arched vaulted ceilings produce enhanced acoustics because of dead space and curvature. Many cathedrals and chapels follow similar blueprints for this reason and choirs are often positioned at the back on a balcony facing the domed or arched ceiling so that vocals are dramatically amplified and bounced back to the audience. This choir obviously strategically placed their singers in the video to get the best sound they could from their venue. Obviously building materials can change the effect, stone is a better medium for sound than say, plaster.
the hindi translation of miserere mei, deus : mujh par daya karo, he bhagavaan: teree mahaan bhalaee ke baad.
teree daya kee bheed ke anusaar, mere aparaadhon ko door karo.
mujhe meree dushtata se achchhee tarah dho, aur mujhe mere paap se shuddh kar.
kyonki main apake doshon ko maanata hoon, aur mera paap sada mere saamhane bana rahata hai.
main ne keval tere hee viruddh paap kiya hai, aur teree drshti mein yah buraee kee hai, ki too apake kahane se dharmee thahare, aur jab too nyaay kare tab too nirdosh thahare.
dekh, main dushtata mein gadha gaya hoon: aur meree maata ne paap karake mujhe garbh dhaaran kiya hai.
parantu dekho, tum ko bheetaree bhaag mein satya kee aavashyakata hai, aur tum mujhe gupt roop se gyaan kee samajh dilaana.
too joopha se mujhe shuddh karega, aur main shuddh ho jaoonga: too mujhe dho dega, aur main barph se bhee saphed ho jaoonga.
too mujhe aanand aur aanand ka samaachaar sunaega, ki jo hadidayaan too ne todee hain ve aanandit hon.
mere paapon se apana munh pher le, aur mere sab kukarmon ko door kar de.
he parameshvar, mujhe shuddh hrday bana, aur mere bheetar ek sahee aatma ko naveekrt kar.
mujhe apanee upasthiti se door na karen: aur apana pavitr aatma mujh se na len.
he mujhe phir se apanee sahaayata ka aaraam do: aur mujhe apanee svatantr aatma ke saath sthaapit karen.
tab main dushton ko tere maarg kee shiksha doonga, aur paapee tujh mein phirenge.
he parameshvar, too jo mere svaasthy ka parameshvar hai, mujhe lohoo ke dosh se chhuda, aur meree jeebh tere dharm ka geet gaegee.
he yahova, too mere hothon ko khol, aur mera munh teree stuti [dikhaana] karega.
kyonki too bali nahin chaahata, varan main tujhe deta; parantu homabali se too prasanna nahin.
bhagavaan ka balidaan ek pareshaan aatma hai: ek toota hua aur dukhee dil, he bhagavaan, too tuchchh nahin hoga.
he siyyon par anugrah aur anugrah kar; too yarooshalem kee shaharapanaah ka nirmaan kar.
tab too dharm ke melabali, homabali aur havyonse prasann hoga; tab ve teree vedee par bachhade chadhaenge.
It won't show me the English translation 🙁
@@GrandmaLoves2Scuba Have mercy upon me, O God: after Thy great goodness.
According to the multitude of Thy mercies, do away mine offences.
Wash me thoroughly from my wickedness: and cleanse me from my sin.
For I acknowledge my faults: and my sin is ever before me.
Against Thee only have I sinned, and done this evil in thy sight: that Thou mightest be justified in Thy saying, and clear when Thou art judged.
Behold, I was shapen in wickedness: and in sin hath my mother conceived me.
But lo, Thou requirest truth in the inward parts: and shalt make me to understand wisdom secretly.
Thou shalt purge me with hyssop, and I shall be clean: Thou shalt wash me, and I shall be whiter than snow.
Thou shalt make me hear of joy and gladness: that the bones which Thou hast broken may rejoice.
Turn Thy face from my sins: and put out all my misdeeds.
Make me a clean heart, O God: and renew a right spirit within me.
Cast me not away from Thy presence: and take not Thy Holy Spirit from me.
O give me the comfort of Thy help again: and stablish me with Thy free Spirit.
Then shall I teach Thy ways unto the wicked: and sinners shall be converted unto Thee.
Deliver me from blood-guiltiness, O God, Thou that art the God of my health: and my tongue shall sing of Thy righteousness.
Thou shalt open my lips, O Lord: and my mouth shall shew [show] Thy praise.
For Thou desires no sacrifice, else would I give it Thee: but Thou delights not in burnt-offerings.
The sacrifice of God is a troubled spirit: a broken and contrite heart, O God, shalt Thou not despise.
O be favorable and gracious unto Sion: build Thou the walls of Jerusalem.
Then shalt Thou be pleased with the sacrifice of righteousness, with the burnt-offerings and oblations: then shall they offer young bullocks upon Thine altar.
"They are conveying their request to God by this music".
What simple but noble eloquence expresses the human understanding of these three gentlemen! Though not steeped in European high culture, they are conscious of the Divine in humanity.
That is PRECISELY what this music is doing.
They don’t have to understand the words to understand exactly what is happening there- man connecting to God. I’m a trad Catholic, so I’m exposed to Latin constantly, so I know what this hymn is about even if my Latin isn’t good. But anyone can feel the worship of God in this piece, and in Latin worship generally. That’s why it is the universal language of the church. My worship is the same as Catholics all over the world. I can go to Latin mass in India and Nigeria or Mexico and it’s the same. The same Faith, same worship. Connecting to God!
@@veronicav575 Exactly! When I think of the generations of Catholic children who have been mis-educated in their faith by unscrupulous 'trendy' teachers since the 1970s and instead have only learned to worship by simpering, shoddy little ditties spawned on the back of the Second Vatican Council it makes my blood boil!
Holy Saint Cecilia, pray for us.
Allegro's Miserere Mei is only sung on Ash Wednesday and during other penitent services during Lent. It's the 50th Psalm of David. His heart wrenching plea and confession to God
As a typical American, living a fast life, forced to have a hardened heart to survive emotionally, I envy men like this who are so in touch with themselves as to fully express how they feel through verbal and body language. So often I wish my mind wasn't so polluted with modern thinking. It's men like this who make me wonder if I even fully know who I really am.
We can never fukly knoe ourselves, I guess because we're changing by the second
I was the same at an early age and the only advice I can offer is this: treat it like a choice, and it will become a choice. Remember that the system that asks that of us is not correct, so we are not correct for bending to its demands. Stand resolute, not in what is asked of you, but what you ask and demand of yourself. Be as the face of a mountain, tall and rooted.
I love that on this channel I not only get to see their incredibly pure reactions to things but as an American I’ve learned a lot on this channel as well. This music was beautiful and the singing stunning. I love when you show them music because of Babu’s love for it and how he feels it with his soul. He’s my favorite if you can’t tell lol I want him to be my grandpa 😂🤷🏼♀️
Babu is all of internet's grandpa :)
Babu has the wisdom of the man who has lived many years, and the wonder and joy of a boy still exited when discovering new things. Hope I am half the man he is when I am his age.
I can’t get over how pure they are….
Lovely beyond measure
one of my favorite pieces of sacred christian music. i've enjoyed performing this and hitting that super high note.
100% agreed! This piece of music and the performance has the power turn an atheist religious!
You're the singer that hit that high note like an angel? If so, very impressive.
Well done! I’ve been in a choir since I was around 5 and am now 67. Like you I’ve sung this piece several times..including those blissfully place high notes! I sang mainly chorale music and mostly in Latin but have also sing in Russian, French, Italian, and even old Norse! I’m so amazed how deeply these gentleman feel this music! Wonderful!
It was really touching to see both Sarru and Raeen close their eyes to listen. I truly enjoy church music and this gave me goosebumps. I'm Christian on paper but not particularly religious, but all those voices mixing together was beautiful to listen to.
What does Christian on paper even mean? Do you need to be listed as one for some government benefits or something?
@@PrairieWindSun Just government statistics and church tax. And you get to have a wedding/funeral/etc in a church and you can become a godparent. Also the church tax is so minimal that I don't mind paying it, since a portion of it goes to charity
@@JUMALATION1 the words are beautiful too: "have mercy on me, O God, because of your unfailing steadfast love. Because of your great compassion, blot out the stain of my sins."
I also love the part of it that says "Create in me a clean heart O God, and renew a right spirit within me." There is a song based on just those two lines which is very famous by Keith Green. It's on youtube. He was a man who could sweep you away with emotion by the emotion in his own voice. He died young.
Why does a tear come to my eye every time I watch these guys. They are pure hearts and souls and their reactions and appreciation and respect for a beautiful art form they've never heard is just absolutely heartwarming.
You should show them the meaning of the song - Psalm 51 of the Bible (in tradition, king David's guilt and regret from his sins)
1 Have mercy upon me, O God, according to thy lovingkindness: according unto the multitude of thy tender mercies blot out my transgressions.
2 Wash me throughly from mine iniquity, and cleanse me from my sin.
3 For I acknowledge my transgressions: and my sin is ever before me.
4 Against thee, thee only, have I sinned, and done this evil in thy sight: that thou mightest be justified when thou speakest, and be clear when thou judgest.
5 Behold, I was shapen in iniquity; and in sin did my mother conceive me.
6 Behold, thou desirest truth in the inward parts: and in the hidden part thou shalt make me to know wisdom.
7 Purge me with hyssop, and I shall be clean: wash me, and I shall be whiter than snow.
8 Make me to hear joy and gladness; that the bones which thou hast broken may rejoice.
9 Hide thy face from my sins, and blot out all mine iniquities.
10 Create in me a clean heart, O God; and renew a right spirit within me.
11 Cast me not away from thy presence; and take not thy holy spirit from me.
12 Restore unto me the joy of thy salvation; and uphold me with thy free spirit.
13 Then will I teach transgressors thy ways; and sinners shall be converted unto thee.
14 Deliver me from bloodguiltiness, O God, thou God of my salvation: and my tongue shall sing aloud of thy righteousness.
15 O Lord, open thou my lips; and my mouth shall shew forth thy praise.
16 For thou desirest not sacrifice; else would I give it: thou delightest not in burnt offering.
17 The sacrifices of God are a broken spirit: a broken and a contrite heart, O God, thou wilt not despise.
18 Do good in thy good pleasure unto Zion: build thou the walls of Jerusalem.
19 Then shalt thou be pleased with the sacrifices of righteousness, with burnt offering and whole burnt offering: then shall they offer bullocks upon thine altar.
I am a Christian, and I truly loved being able to see them experience one of my favorite pieces. With this one and other Latin pieces, I think it would be great to provide them a translation of the lyrics, because it really adds something, an understanding, to the feeling of the music. “Miserere mei deus” means “ have mercy on me, O God”, and comes from the 51st psalm. Thank you for all that you do!
The Villagers loved and respected this form of worship music. Their song at the end of the video was very good. Bless them.😇😇😇👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🧔🏽🧔🏽♂👨🏽🎵🎶🎵🪘
Yup
High pitch singing is respected in india
They are to pure to be in this horrible hell of a home that we call earth
Raeen has said before that he doesn't really like music, but every time something like this is played he gets very emotional and with harder rap and rock type music he gets very into the rhythm. I think maybe he doesn't care for local music and would enjoy music more if he were exposed to other options. It would be fantastic to introduce them to more variety of music from around the world and let them learn what touches them most.
In particular I think Raeen would like certain types of metal (like symphonic metal, Ignea and Nightwish are good options). I also think they would all appreciate some bouncy electronic music to dance to, and for that you can't go wrong with Tokyo Machine or almost anything from the "electro swing" genre. The youtube channel Funky Panda has an amazing selection.
Nightwish is such a great suggestion! There are also plenty of great live performance videos of them out there.
they need to hear r n b from motown!!!!!
i'm italian and i can understand latin, miserere mei means: (God) Be mercifull towards me
Semo li mejo frà
The wisdom of Babu is beautiful. “She is not singing with her throat, she is singing with her heart” he tells the younger men gently 👍
Good music transcends languages! Good music transcends time and space. Good music is universal and is immediately recognized by hearts. Thank you for sharing this experience!👍👍
Probably not the only one, but I requested this piece of music for them months ago, so thanks for sharing it.
Me too! I've requested it a couple times, actually! I'm so happy to see them hear this divine composition. 🤍
I love how involved Babu becomes when there's music. He feels it in his entire body, and it's lovely to behold. Also, as a quick historic note - the parts that are now sung by women would have been boys parts originally, or sung by castrati (boys who were castrated before puberty to keep their voices high and pure).
I agree.. it is so touching to see his reaction...
Sadly.... I prefer to hear women sing the castrati parts today.
Women sound more real to me.
Were castrati still a thing in 1640? I'm no religious scholar, but I'm guessing that's probably NOT what God intended. Barbaric "holiness"? Including women in worship makes waaay more sense than cutting twobits off some kid. The Pope didn't get the memo...
No, it was just sung by a mezzo-soprano. A man who had a women rage.
@@spacehonky6315 castra was a thing until later than you can imagine... their is even an audio of a famous one 😮.
Even if, on the end, it was less used.
"Give us strenght of mind that the mind be victorius, that before other's victory the self is victorius." Babu's prayer has such motivating text for a soul in a dark times. :)
Like everybody else I love these guys too, I would really enjoy watching them react to Mozart for the first time.
Fun fact, you've Mozart to thank for this piece of music being available to the public. He heard it at the Vatican as a small boy and replicated it note for note so it could be performed elsewhere - Pope was that impressed he didn't have him punished for it.
Hey Michael, thanks for sharing that, I don't know for sure, but I would bet that there are a lot of little known facts about Mozart that would surprise us all.
Such a beautiful piece of music, the performers had wonderful voices . The music & performers takes your breath away. You simply are in awe
& think of nothing bc you're so absorbed by the performance.
Thank-you for sharing this video.
Beauty is universal. Why is it that tribal Easterners understand this but the civilization which created this beauty has forgotten what beauty is?
Beautiful... not sure what happened but this also moved me to tears
Divinely inspired music has a way of touching the heart. Blessings, dear one.
Your Soul was kissed by God
I've been in the choral/classical community for over 25 years now. This video made me tear up seeing their reaction. It makes me feel great pride in what I have contributed to the tradition, and also in what it has given me and others :)
In some parts of Europe we still did...I don't know if they still do today but when I was growing up in Romania we had Latin classes. It's a beautiful language
In the Netherlands we also have Latin classes! I didn't appreciate it back them but it is so important to not let this language be forgotten
Always nice to see them enjoying themselves that way to beautiful music. Now, from centuries-old music, it could be interesting to likewise show them old paintings, maybe some that depict fashion and lifestyle of people from past times, or maybe an overview of different art styles through the ages.
This is one of my favorite pieces since I sang it with a choir 8 years ago and that is my all-time favorite recording of it! Besides the effortlessly pure voices and blend of the choir, I love the candles, the placement of the singers and the sanctuary. It was so fun to watch them enjoy it and appreciate the age of the music. I enjoyed their song at the end!
Miserere Mei Deus is a musical composition of Psalm 51. In English it means ‘Have mercy upon me, O God’
Here it is in English, taken from the King James Version bible, translated about 400 years ago and possibly the finest work of English literature.
Have mercy upon me, O God, according to thy lovingkindness: according unto the multitude of thy tender mercies blot out my transgressions.
Wash me throughly from mine iniquity, and cleanse me from my sin.
For I acknowledge my transgressions: and my sin is ever before me.
Against thee, thee only, have I sinned, and done this evil in thy sight: that thou mightest be justified when thou speakest, and be clear when thou judgest.
Behold, I was shapen in iniquity; and in sin did my mother conceive me.
Behold, thou desirest truth in the inward parts: and in the hidden part thou shalt make me to know wisdom.
Purge me with hyssop, and I shall be clean: wash me, and I shall be whiter than snow.
Make me to hear joy and gladness; that the bones which thou hast broken may rejoice.
Hide thy face from my sins, and blot out all mine iniquities.
Create in me a clean heart, O God; and renew a right spirit within me.
Cast me not away from thy presence; and take not thy holy spirit from me.
Restore unto me the joy of thy salvation; and uphold me with thy free spirit.
Then will I teach transgressors thy ways; and sinners shall be converted unto thee.
Deliver me from bloodguiltiness, O God, thou God of my salvation: and my tongue shall sing aloud of thy righteousness.
O Lord, open thou my lips; and my mouth shall shew forth thy praise.
For thou desirest not sacrifice; else would I give it: thou delightest not in burnt offering.
The sacrifices of God are a broken spirit: a broken and a contrite heart, O God, thou wilt not despise.
Do good in thy good pleasure unto Zion: build thou the walls of Jerusalem.
Then shalt thou be pleased with the sacrifices of righteousness, with burnt offering and whole burnt offering: then shall they offer bullocks upon thine altar.
Little edit: Psalm 51 in the Protestant Bible, Psalm 50 in the Catholic and Orthodox
The Book of Psalms is a mind blowing journey through every deep human emotion. It's hard to have a favourite book in the Bible (because they're all amazing) but Psalms definitely has a strong place in my heart.
Psalm 51 is a song of repentence. David had one of his soldiers killed because he was in love with his wife. Later, when he goes to the temple, he realises and becomes conscious of the fact that he did something really wrong. This psalm tells how he starts from minoring his fault to a real confession before God: "I have sinned deeply, because I sent one of my soldiers to war to be killed, so that I could appropriate me his wife." The bible tells the consequences David had by committing this sin.
This is music that touches the heart.
You do not need to understand Latin, nor believe in the Christian faith to appreciate the beauty of the sound and feel emotion.
So beautiful! I love how respectful these men are, they enjoy all music its a wonderful thing.
I find it interesting that these three gentlemen were touched by this music in the way it was probably inteded. They also found good ways to express what they felt. I would not have held it against them if they didn't like the music becquse it sounds so different from what they are used to.
The feeling of being touched is universal. The way we tell/express to other people about that special feeling is unique. It really is simply amazing..
I always love to see Raeen's reactions, he's my favourite. I thought he was going to cry.
Finally something from my, Catholic culture ;)
This was truly beautiful. Both Raeen and Sarru obviously "felt" the music touch their hearts but Babu listened with his soul. He became lost in the divine aspect of the music and his remark that one of the singers was not singing with her throat but singing with her heart brought tears to my eyes. Bless you, Babu. You have a beautiful soul.
I’ve never heard this either. I love watching things for the first time with these guys. Their commentary is perfect
At one point it was considered sacred and illegal to transcribe or perform outside the Sistine Chapel in holy week. Sometime later, a 14yo Mozart heard it, and went home and wrote the whole thing out by memory, returning once to get the details just right.
4:52 Spot on. One even doesn't have to understand the words or even be from the same religion and he still gets it. Amazing.
I remember singing Ubi Caritas in choir in high school and the amount of harmony required for these ancient masterpieces is well worth the effort in the end for such moving pieces
I love Babu's zest for life, he appreciates what's important.
Typically cathedrals can carry many sounds from different distractions. Their sing using the acoustics of the building to carry their sounds and song
I would love to see these kind and thoughtful gentlemen react to the traditional Gaelic psalm singing from the Scottish Highlands and Islands.
1) the bass standing beside the three sopranos is SUPER tall! 😅
2) I love how music can always bring all nations together; no need to understand the exact words. We know a “party” when we hear it and we know a “moment for peace and reflection” when we hear it. 💝
I'm far from being a christian, but this music undoubtedly touches my soul.
These men are adorable. They are so beautifully honest. I'm Catholic, and in the choir. I sing Polyphany in my choir( this song here is Polyphany) It does raise your thoughts to Heaven. It made me so happy to see their happiness to hear this.❤ So sweet
There are no words to describe how this music makes me feel. I learn just like my friends here. I see and hear things I wouldn't normally get to, so thank you from my heart!
I heard this song recently and thought it was the most beautiful music I had ever heard. It is taken from the Book of Psalms. Chapter 51. Here is a portion of it: "Have mercy on me, God, in your kindness. In your compassion blot out my offense. O wash me more and more from my guilt and cleanse me from my sin. My offenses truly I know them; my sin is always before me. Against you, you alone, have I sinned; what is evil in your sight I have done."
That part starting from 3:39 is pure perfection, what an experience!
What wonderful people. Thank you.
This makes me think that maybe our friends might like to see videos on some of the various churches and cathedrals across the world.
Hello, and warmest greetings to you all. I’ve been watching the Common Man Show for the last six months, and have loved watching your heartfelt reactions to many videos since last July.
This particular video amazed me because of my personal connection to the Allegri Miserere Mei. Years ago, I sang with a professional choir in Milwaukee, Wisconsin USA. I was luckily chosen to perform the small ensemble high soprano part first featured at 4:08, and again at 5:55. It was a highlight in my singing career and personal life. I never imagined this piece would be the subject of one of your reaction video. What a beautiful and meaningful surprise.
Ever since the first moment I watched your videos, I loved your channel. From your reacting to the Northern Lights and polar night, watching you on your first plane flights, and witnessing your amazement at Native American pow wows, you immediately became a top UA-cam favorite for me. Seeing you react to the Allegri Miserere Mei amazed me and made me emotional in the best sense.
I love and appreciate your openness and curiosity- it makes your videos a joy to watch. And P.S., I adore Babu’s musical offerings after every video. As usual, he chose a perfect song to bring everything together. All my gratitude and thanks for the happiness you brought to my heart today 💕
Yo! I like in Manitowoc county!! I remember singing Ubi Caritas for one of my Choir Concerts and I lived the harmonizing parts of it (by that I mean like areas like 7:38 I find it hypnotizing) and as i sang in front of that crowd I just listened ended crying just with my eyes closed listening to it (I got a bad grade because I wasn't wearing a dress [i have Autism, adhd and so on since I'm sensitive to overly tight clothing, and what I had worn part of what I was required to which was black leggings or dark skinny jeans.])
This video is exactly what my heart needed 💓
Quite beautiful!! And they all got the feeling from it. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❣❣❣
As a Christian who prays for great faith, I listen to this regularly when I am seeking peace. The respect given to singers is great.
Faith cometh by hearing and hearing by the Word of God! Get a King James Bible. Read John. Jesus Christ loves you!
That music touched my soul. I love these gentlemen. They are always kind and gracious and respectful. They give me hope.
Babu's reaction to the Miserere brought me to tears. The choir sang beautifully, but what was even more beautiful was the men's reaction of respect. Babu's singing was wonderful, he has an excellent voice.
They should react to Bach
and Tallis
Watching their reaction nearly made me cry.
Do Aurora in Nidarosdomen, singing "Lucky". It's magical and Babu will love it.
You gotta’ love these guys! Their interpretation of such ancient, and beautiful music is astounding! 💕
I remember watching to medieavel babes at berekeley castle they sang barhroc i love to listen to this heavenley the old man is very touched
the reaction of these three men has made me cry.... such genuine appreciation and respect is rarely found
Our friends wish they could sing along! It seems to me that two of them tried to for a bit! … The videographer seems not to have told them the Latin title means “Have mercy upon me, O God”! Or at least I _think_ it does; the truth is I don’t really know Latin, and so I Googled it!
Suggested this a few months ago ;-) . Great channel ..peace
Yayyy!!!! I was just listening to this last night! It is such a beautiful and moving piece. I’m glad they were able to enjoy the experience of listening to this piece.
Also, on the subject of moving pieces of music, please consider showing them some of Hans Zimmer’s work like Time or Interstellar!
Hans is AWESOME! I also love his work with Lisa Gerrard.
They might really like her style of singing .
Music is one of humanity's most incredible creations. Its audible emotion. 🙏🏻😔
I started crying even before the music starting playing.... music has no boundaries..... love this videos, beautiful!
Have mercy on me God 🙏🌹 ( sacred music is timeless )
Try pentatonic thier the best
Yay for Pentatonix!
❤️💕❤️ much respect and love from my heart ❤️
Have them listen to Luciano Pavarotti singing Nessun Dorma. They will be crying! Mozart's Requiem is great too! Spread the beauty!
I love learning with you sirs
The world would be a better place if there were more people like these village people who have the capacity to understand and appreciate other cultures.
Ya know , we're trying to teach them something , but in all reality they're teaching us ! ! . . 🥰✝️
For over a century, the Vatican tried to keep the manuscript scores for this piece hidden and secret by holding all the copies in secure storage, so they couldn't be reproduced. They would be locked away and only brought out once a year or so for the choir to use, and then confiscated until the next year. The Church thought this music was so unique that they wanted its performance to remain rare and special. Then smartypants Wolfgang Mozart attended a performance. With his perfect pitch and perfect memory, he absorbed the notes all at once and went home and wrote them out. Voila! Cat out of the bag. Now it was the world's music.
Beautiful! Love their reaction to music like this. Their whole bodies show it. It's wonderful to experience it with them. And that's an utterly gorgeous church. Plus those acoustics... *shivers*
4:09 I like how on this part the guy on the left was getting ready to say something but stopped himself to listen but the motion he made was just like "Hush my mouth." And he looked ready to cry
"People say music connects hearts. Listening to this music feels like it is connecting with God" Just beautiful.
They are echoing King David's plea to God to have mercy on him though he did not deserve it and to wash away all his sins and give him a clean heart so that he can sing the glory of God in joy again and proclaim it to all the earth.
It is sung in Catholic churches during that time of year that they especially seek God's forgiveness.
please let them react to Rammstein: Deutschland (with knowledge of the lyrics of of course^^) the song and video is a ride through german history and describe it pretty much from the time of the romans till today. i know it is very much to ask for, since this song is a masterpiece sung in german, and pretty long. But i would realy love to see them react to somthing from my country. love from germany
As a Catholic, I rejoice in the richness and fullness of the Christian Faith! Deo gratias! I am cut to the heart every time I hear the Miserere mei, Deus.
Reminds me of church when I was little.
its not sung from the throat bro !!! its sung from The Heart !!!..Halleluyah ,when Gods creation hears his voice in note or word we feel his presence
This particular piece has a really interesting story. The sheet music for it was kept very secret by the Catholic Church and could only be performed at the Sistine Chapel.
When W.A. Mozart was 14 years old he visited the chapel for a performance, and when he got home he charted the entire piece down from memory.
The dude on the right is simply experiencing everything that I feel. That’s about it! Especially the ending phrase leading up to the penultimate and the final cadence.
3 suggestions i believe they will appreciate: thecover of "Dragon Force - Through the Fire and Flames" by Tina S.
"Dragon Force - Through the Fire and Flames" by Juna,
NIGHTWISH - Ghost Love Score (OFFICIAL LIVE).
What is interesting is their ability To pay attention to the vidéos they are show. Most of us lack that focus with social média, etc
Babu is in the zone, and I am totally here for it.
I think they are using Latin and I don’t understand a word but it’s incredibly beautiful and timeless.
Now have they listen to atonal music and see what they think.
Any human being listening to something like Miserere mei, Deus - Allegri even with 0 knowledge of music will understand that it's something which is nice to hear (whether you like it or not) but you will not find someone who never listened to music thinks that atonal music is nice to listen to.
7:38 I find harmonizing like that to be hypnotic. I loved when our warn ups included our sections holding a certain note and the others holding one an octave above or below our own
I'd love to see their reaction to the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square singing "O Divine Redeemer."