As an orthodox Christian i find yhis masterpiece beautiful, a sound close to heaven music made by angels ! I dont care about Catholic or orthodox or anything else separates us. The God is one and all we are His children and all we are sinners with a little of His grace inside of us !
Can we all shut up and listen? Wherever this comes from, be it god or man, this song makes me openly weep because of how beautiful it is. Stop tarnishing this song with debates about what it's inspired by and just sit back and adore it.
This is one of the most beautiful pieces of music I have ever heard; and I love all forms. However, somehow the way the voices compliment the Latin conveys not only sorrow, but forgiveness; loss and hope; emptiness and fullness all equally and at the same time. Great for any season, Faith, or philosophy.
Un Prodige et une Harmonie extraordinaires qui vous ravissent le sens auditif et vont caresser votre Âme. ...SUBLIME. ..Pour le Recueillement !Merci. ...
I pray such beauty will be suficient to penetrate even hardened hearts. And having opened hearts to bring them into the peace and joy that can only be found in our Lord and savior Jesus Christ.
This is a work of genius, I did this years ago when I was a choirboy, the most challenging song that I have ever tackled, but my most favorite also! A truly magnificent piece of music.
We sing this piece every year on Easter, It's a solo for 4 people, It can be harder than it looks, your voice may break or you could break down just being nervous, But it's an amazing piece to sing.
There are plenty of people openly stating they are atheist and how they love this song. I resonate with that as I am also an atheist that considers this one of his favourite pieces of music.
This beautiful Latin masterpiece ought to be sung either during the Tenebrae service of Good Friday, or during the veneration of the Holy Cross that marks the Good Friday observances.
This is not the version Allegri originally wrote. What you are hearing is the result of a musicologist's transcription error in the 1880's. A beautiful mistake.
Actually, I think this music was meant to entertain, instead. It was written in XVII century, back then you had to compose sacred music (or at least to write both nonreligious and religious music) if you wanted to grow your musical skill, it was the use. This is the way in that age the entertainment was intended. However, this is still music, born from human genius or divine genius, as you prefer, but still you can appreciate its religious value, or its artistic value, or even both.
This soprano is absolutely angelic...but there is something in a boy soprano's voice singing those high notes that is irreplaceable. It is so pure and light, and it cannot be found in a grown woman's voice. Again, this lady is killing it, I just prefer the Kings College version.
@silvervolvo1 2 right. i can hardly call meself of this genaration anymore, i mostly listn 2 electronica, alabama 3, FSOL, UNCLE, portishead, to johnnh cash and radiohead. but i must recomend ;Allegris, missuri mai as one of the most beutiful peices of music iv ever head (and im far from being a christien)
This was re-run on TV last night... for the second time I was able to see it. Good, isn't it? Interestingly, now that I have become convinced there is no god, I have found comparative religion much more interesting as a topic... ... and also that the sacred music INSPIRED by religion, is much more enjoyable.
@BarondHolbach and @FOreseer, to add to a debate that seems to have been raging for a while, manuscript evidence shows that, actually, Allegri didn't write quite a lot of the 'Miserere' as we think of it today. Those famous top C's were most probably added by an 18th-century performing edition, as were quite a lot of its other characteristic features. Therefore, seeing this piece as a celebration of one man's genius, god-given or not, seems a little strange, does it not?
Yes, I agree that atheists are generally more open-minded- that was sort of the point. Not all though, plenty of people who would avoid 'church music' on some sort of predisposed offensiveness. As you mentioned, religion has a lot of brilliant art, architecture and music affiliated with it. My position, which I'm sure you share, is that the art-form stands on its own, created by man.
And what is the music about? Every single note is written to exhalt God, if you take away the religious context, there won't even be a single note left, the structure would fall and all there is left would be silence. This music wasn't meant to entertain nor to enjoy it is a humble prayer, a song in which we ask to repent for our sins and for begging mercy from God. it's so much deeper then just go enjoy! It's not a pleasure song, Typical of these days: Go and enjoy is not the message dear.
Redde mihi laetitiam salutaris tui et spiritu promptissimo confirma me. Docebo iniquos vias tuas, et impii ad te convertentur. Libera me de sanguinibus, Deus, Deus salutis meae, et exsultabit lingua mea iustitiam tuam. Domine, labia mea aperies, et os meum annuntiabit laudem tuam. Non enim sacrificio delectaris; holocaustum, si offeram, non placebit. Sacrificium Deo spiritus contribulatus; cor contritum et humiliatum, Deus, non despicies.
What a stunning masterpiece. The voices are amazing. The lady who hit the highest note really tugged on my heartstrings! Lol. I get goosebumps when I think about how people hundreds of years ago listened to the same piece of music I'm listening to now. It kind of blows my mind. I would love to see The Sixteen live, I think I would be overwhelmed with the beautiful sound and historic feeling. Lol. I love it.
+illhorse You caught that amazing first soprano. On point with Sarah Brightman. Chills and tears....so beautiful i include this version in my own prayer playlist.
He didn't actually do it with helium, it's a joke. If we assume helium made you be able to hit high notes better, nobody would still be able to control the long note like that. The helium wears off and would be impossible to keep it at the same note. It would be decreasing in pitch actually. But helium does not actually increase your vocal range whatsoever. He's completely capable of hitting that note without it, they even had some sort of documentary where they spoke about how hard it was to increase the vocal range that far high. And they perform live and he now always hits that note with no problems.
+Don Grantham I DO TOO...!!! And your right despite the toxicity we've created in this world we all live in. This music is the Lord's way of bringing EVERYONE AND EVERYTHING back to peace and tranquility.
+tomtalker2000 Yes, by the repentance spoken of in the Psalm - here in Latin. That's the first word of the Gospel: Repent, for the Kingdom of God is at hand. Being right with Him is peace and tranquility.
@@wolfgangamadeusmozart1512 Niye ekşi sözlük yazdın? Ekmek, şifonyer veya token physicalism de yazabilirdin. Seni ekşi sözlük yazmaya iten sebepleri diyorum, biraz dillendirsen.
@@nusman I do not like the Tenebrae version so much, that lady´s high notes are very sharp, this one is more round, I think - the vibrato here is heard mostly in lower passages, high notes are perfect, I think. To be fair, I think the Tenebrae choir as such holds somewhat better together.
Unfortunately, this art isn't meant to be heard by everyone. Only the ones who have accepted the true beauty of music (and, if you're a believer, the speech of God Himself in this melodies) can hear this the way it was meant to be heard. Not like the modern, passionless rubbish that we call "music". This magnificent composition needs to be enjoyed, with passion and delight. Only when society wills to accept the art, this masterpieces will be the "top charts". But, despite the joy that this brings to the life of the listeners, that isn't going to happen. Not now, not in a close future. At least the awake can sense what this is, and will become part of the light to the humanity that this is.
This wonderful piece of music and singing is beautiful and so are the words of the Psalmist. Its about coming to God with a repentance and brokenness. Knowing full well you are a sinner and feeling the weight of your sin. Its about coming to God the father and asking for forgiveness. We are all sinners and thats why Jesus paind the price once and for allfor all humanity's sin. We can be forgiven and made right with God the father through the sacrifice of Jesus his son. Peace and blessings to you all.
Miserere (full title: Miserere mei, Deus, Latin for "Have mercy on me, O God") is a setting of Psalm 51 (50) by Italian composer Gregorio Allegri. It was composed during the reign of Pope Urban VIII, probably during the 1630s, for use in the Sistine Chapel during matins, as part of the exclusive Tenebrae service on Holy Wednesday and Good Friday of Holy Week.
Ok...I know who stupid this might sound but I'm going to say it anyway. I'm muslim but this music is straight up perfection not even someone not religious can deny that.
+Physics Man Im sorry man I can forgive you.But unless you will repent your sins that you have commited to the Lord, only Him can save you from the flames of condemnation.
Le Psaume 51 est chanté merveilleusement, c'est un cantique de repentance. Si tout un chacun se fait violence pour fuir l'orgueil et reconnaître ses fautes, tout le monde vivrait mieux, et la paix reviendrait dans nos pays.
Well, it doesn't really go "beyond any belief". It's intrinsically Christian. The reality is that Christian music, at its best, conveys a beauty that connects us to the transcendent. Perhaps what you meant is that anyone can appreciate it, which is true.
This is just the most beautiful piece of praise I have ever heard. Thank you for posting it. I am mourning the loss of my husband and listening to it brings me such comfort.
You thin-intellect. She was bringing to light the eminent beauty of the words. If you can't appreciate it, refrain from talking garbage, probably-atheist.
Judi Harbin, thank you for writing the words to this psalm. Those who read them are praying. That was missed on a few people. Where has the humility gone in this world?
I listened and listened to this leading up to my mother's passing. I imagined her being handed to God (if there be such a being).He would have been happy to take her but sad she had left us as we were. Unbelievable music straight to the heart. Epic.
Popular legend has it that Pope Urban VIII held this piece in such high regard that the 1514 piece of music was never to leave St. Peter's, upon excommunication, except for three copies that were given to different ecumenical safekeeping. Upon hearing it once, 14 year old W.A. Mozart transcribed it, from memory, and, instead of excommunicating him, Pope Clement XIV awarded him with the Order of the Golden Spur. the cat was out of the bag, and the piece was published in 1771 for everyone to enjoy! Thanks, Wolfie!
Yes. According to his dad's letters to home, he went back twice to hear it again for making minor corrections to his transcription. It then became public accidentally via London.
Then I would say your brother makes very mise and thoroughly investigated recommendations. This is my go to alone chilling and smoking song cause it gets me right with the world around me again.
I can't understand why some people in the world refuse to appreciate or listen to something beautiful like this just because they don't believe in it. I may be Agnostic (not the same thing as Atheism by the way), but I appreciate good music regardless of what it's about. This song is gorgeous and I enjoy Gregorian Chant in general. I could listen to it all day.
Those "some" people make links where links are not required, that is the problem. I AM an atheist, and base my life on learning and evidence BUT I appreciate music...almost all music (country music just doesn't do it for me) but everything from Rock to Heavy Metal to this and Celtic/New Age...music is one of humanities crowning achievements and should be celebrated...the survival of our ancestors is what made this possible.
CupcakeStrider I agree! I'm also an agnostic, but I this kind of music has always fascinated me. I listen to this song when I want to relax and meditate, but I always appreciate Gregorian Chant no matter the situation. Also, a lot of soundtracks from video games, movies and anime series use this kind of music, so it's not like people need to be religious to listen to this.
Lyrics: Miserere mei, Deus Miserere mei, Deus: secundum magnam misericordiam tuam. Et secundum multitudinem miserationum tuarum, dele iniquitatem meam. Amplius lava me ab iniquitate mea: et a peccato meo munda me. Quoniam iniquitatem meam ego cognosco: et peccatum meum contra me est semper. Tibi soli peccavi, et malum coram te feci: ut justificeris in sermonibus tuis, et vincas cum judicaris. Ecce enim in iniquitatibus conceptus sum: et in peccatis concepit me mater mea. Ecce enim veritatem dilexisti: incerta et occulta sapientiae tuae manifestasti mihi. Asperges me hysopo, et mundabor: lavabis me, et super nivem dealbabor. Auditui meo dabis gaudium et laetitiam: et exsultabunt ossa humiliata. Averte faciem tuam a peccatis meis: et omnes iniquitates meas dele. Cor mundum crea in me, Deus: et spiritum rectum innova in visceribus meis. Ne proiicias me a facie tua: et spiritum sanctum tuum ne auferas a me. Redde mihi laetitiam salutaris tui: et spiritu principali confirma me. Docebo iniquos vias tuas: et impii ad te convertentur. Libera me de sanguinibus, Deus, Deus salutis meae: et exsultabit lingua mea justitiam tuam. Domine, labia mea aperies: et os meum annuntiabit laudem tuam. Quoniam si voluisses sacrificium, dedissem utique: holocaustis non delectaberis. Sacrificium Deo spiritus contribulatus: cor contritum, et humiliatum, Deus, non despicies. Benigne fac, Domine, in bona voluntate tua Sion: ut aedificentur muri Ierusalem. Tunc acceptabis sacrificium justitiae, oblationes, et holocausta: tunc imponent super altare tuum vitulos.
This is on my bucket list to sing some day. I’m a mezzo soprano. This piece is absolutely enrapturing.
Based on Psalm 51 of King David, the entire world needs to beg for mercy and grace by singing this great hymn of repentance before it's too late!
This song reminds me that even in the darkest moments of life, there is hope.
I have loved this for years and come back to it again and again when I’m not doing too good bless you and thank you
As an orthodox Christian i find yhis masterpiece beautiful, a sound close to heaven music made by angels ! I dont care about Catholic or orthodox or anything else separates us. The God is one and all we are His children and all we are sinners with a little of His grace inside of us !
Can we all shut up and listen? Wherever this comes from, be it god or man, this song makes me openly weep because of how beautiful it is. Stop tarnishing this song with debates about what it's inspired by and just sit back and adore it.
This music seems as if it has come from another world. It gives peace to the soul.
This is one of the most beautiful pieces of music I have ever heard; and I love all forms. However, somehow the way the voices compliment the Latin conveys not only sorrow, but forgiveness; loss and hope; emptiness and fullness all equally and at the same time. Great for any season, Faith, or philosophy.
Un Prodige et une Harmonie extraordinaires qui vous ravissent le sens auditif et vont caresser votre Âme. ...SUBLIME. ..Pour le Recueillement !Merci. ...
I pray such beauty will be suficient to penetrate even hardened hearts. And having opened hearts to bring them into the peace and joy that can only be found in our Lord and savior Jesus Christ.
One has to pass through oceans of suffering first to be able to see such beauty and write this.
This is a work of genius, I did this years ago when I was a choirboy, the most challenging song that I have ever tackled, but my most favorite also! A truly magnificent piece of music.
We sing this piece every year on Easter,
It's a solo for 4 people,
It can be harder than it looks, your voice may break or you could break down just being nervous,
But it's an amazing piece to sing.
Tricky - Agario where are you from? i tried this song with my choir and comes in disappointment 😥
I sing in St.Paul's cathedral Melbourne
Perfect! Can't really express the awesome experience I had when listened to this.
I listened to this piece on my ipod deep in the night under the stars of Tuscany. One can only imagine the impact of this devine piece to me.
Thank you for adding the lyrics of this beautiful psalm 51. Even more moving with the lyrics.
As a muslim, I don’t understand a thing but its nothing other that absolute beauty.
This is soooo far the best miserere iv'e heared! Also the tenebrae sings it awsome aswell!
Música e vozes angelicais!!! Brilhante performance!!!
This piece of music is so great, in all of his parts.
It wil give you peace! Thank you Sixteen.
Thank you for the English translation. If you have the inkling, I would love to see the Latin words that are being sung too.
Makes you believe in God.
Mercy my God
As beautiful as this whole thing is, that high note really tickles the spine :O
Just awesomely beautiful!
that gal's voice lifts her off her feet
That Lady has got a proper lovely voice. I'm feeling les miserable at the moment., so I'm watching this xxx
There are plenty of people openly stating they are atheist and how they love this song. I resonate with that as I am also an atheist that considers this one of his favourite pieces of music.
Halo brought me here and I don't regret it
the best version
So amazing. God Bless
Thank you.
Masterpiece!
i love the soprano who's singing from the balcony!!
Food for the soul.....amazing
Wooow, Wooow Beautiful voices, beautiful Girl.
This beautiful Latin masterpiece ought to be sung either during the Tenebrae service of Good Friday, or during the veneration of the Holy Cross that marks the Good Friday observances.
No hatred at all. But a strong distaste to anyone who would dislike something like this. Haven't they a soul?
Stunningly beautiful. ))
Im jew and i must say this is so beautifull voice of angels
Sheer perfection.
is that you sue in Bristol??
I love this
Jesus is coming
This is not the version Allegri originally wrote. What you are hearing is the result of a musicologist's transcription error in the 1880's. A beautiful mistake.
To jest chyba najładniejsze wykonanie miserere mei Deus.
Oh, someone added chapters. Nice!
Actually, I think this music was meant to entertain, instead. It was written in XVII century, back then you had to compose sacred music (or at least to write both nonreligious and religious music) if you wanted to grow your musical skill, it was the use. This is the way in that age the entertainment was intended. However, this is still music, born from human genius or divine genius, as you prefer, but still you can appreciate its religious value, or its artistic value, or even both.
1:39 I imagine this is what those sailors heard when the sailed their ships into the cliffs
perfection
This soprano is absolutely angelic...but there is something in a boy soprano's voice singing those high notes that is irreplaceable. It is so pure and light, and it cannot be found in a grown woman's voice. Again, this lady is killing it, I just prefer the Kings College version.
@silvervolvo1 2 right. i can hardly call meself of this genaration anymore, i mostly listn 2 electronica, alabama 3, FSOL, UNCLE, portishead, to johnnh cash and radiohead. but i must recomend ;Allegris, missuri mai as one of the most beutiful peices of music iv ever head (and im far from being a christien)
Huzur verici ❤️
This was re-run on TV last night... for the second time I was able to see it. Good, isn't it?
Interestingly, now that I have become convinced there is no god, I have found comparative religion much more interesting as a topic...
... and also that the sacred music INSPIRED by religion, is much more enjoyable.
@BarondHolbach and @FOreseer, to add to a debate that seems to have been raging for a while, manuscript evidence shows that, actually, Allegri didn't write quite a lot of the 'Miserere' as we think of it today. Those famous top C's were most probably added by an 18th-century performing edition, as were quite a lot of its other characteristic features. Therefore, seeing this piece as a celebration of one man's genius, god-given or not, seems a little strange, does it not?
Amen
Yes, I agree that atheists are generally more open-minded- that was sort of the point. Not all though, plenty of people who would avoid 'church music' on some sort of predisposed offensiveness. As you mentioned, religion has a lot of brilliant art, architecture and music affiliated with it. My position, which I'm sure you share, is that the art-form stands on its own, created by man.
And what is the music about? Every single note is written to exhalt God, if you take away the religious context, there won't even be a single note left, the structure would fall and all there is left would be silence. This music wasn't meant to entertain nor to enjoy it is a humble prayer, a song in which we ask to repent for our sins and for begging mercy from God. it's so much deeper then just go enjoy! It's not a pleasure song, Typical of these days: Go and enjoy is not the message dear.
Kanye West samples this, he makes sound completly different, it makes you respect this more.
Very good ... would be even better with children singing the highest part ...
💕
Redde mihi laetitiam salutaris tui
et spiritu promptissimo confirma me.
Docebo iniquos vias tuas,
et impii ad te convertentur.
Libera me de sanguinibus, Deus, Deus salutis meae,
et exsultabit lingua mea iustitiam tuam.
Domine, labia mea aperies,
et os meum annuntiabit laudem tuam.
Non enim sacrificio delectaris;
holocaustum, si offeram, non placebit.
Sacrificium Deo spiritus contribulatus;
cor contritum et humiliatum, Deus, non despicies.
Confirma me!
The Top C is an amazing note. She sings so clearly, it is like a soul spiralling upto Heaven, and taking us with it. Truly inspiring.
what a beautiful comment
Excelente comentario....
Yes - I get goosebumps!!
Except for the vibrato. The high c should not have a vibrato anywhere near it.
astralislux
What vibrato? I can't hear any!
What a stunning masterpiece. The voices are amazing. The lady who hit the highest note really tugged on my heartstrings! Lol. I get goosebumps when I think about how people hundreds of years ago listened to the same piece of music I'm listening to now. It kind of blows my mind. I would love to see The Sixteen live, I think I would be overwhelmed with the beautiful sound and historic feeling. Lol. I love it.
+illhorse My dream is to be on that balcony singing bass on the balcony with the soprano...
+illhorse Saw them at Peterborough and did a musical workshop with them. Time and money very well spent.
+illhorse thnx for this comment, it reflects on what i feel exactly
+illhorse You caught that amazing first soprano. On point with Sarah Brightman. Chills and tears....so beautiful i include this version in my own prayer playlist.
The High C gives me goosebumps too.
the boy with the baloon who did this high pitch vocal brought me here and this is amazing vocals
Hahaha to me too
Same
He didn't actually do it with helium, it's a joke. If we assume helium made you be able to hit high notes better, nobody would still be able to control the long note like that. The helium wears off and would be impossible to keep it at the same note. It would be decreasing in pitch actually. But helium does not actually increase your vocal range whatsoever.
He's completely capable of hitting that note without it, they even had some sort of documentary where they spoke about how hard it was to increase the vocal range that far high. And they perform live and he now always hits that note with no problems.
I was assigned to listen to this and thats how I recognised it
Same!! Been finding many beautiful songs
Despite the toxic world we currently inhabit, this is a reminder that spiritual beauty is transcendent. I feel cleansed listening to this.
+Don Grantham I DO TOO...!!! And your right despite the toxicity we've created in this world we all live in. This music is the Lord's way of bringing EVERYONE AND EVERYTHING back to peace and tranquility.
+tomtalker2000 Yes, by the repentance spoken of in the Psalm - here in Latin. That's the first word of the Gospel: Repent, for the Kingdom of God is at hand. Being right with Him is peace and tranquility.
+Don Grantham and the harmony is so simple as well
And that is how we are supposed to feel.
Deus Vult my brother!
1:41 to 2:00 ....... o.O
My pleasure ☺️
1:40
3:59
6:14
8:37
Just what I needed :)
@elerye Tadını çıkar. :)
Why not just listen to the whole thing? All of it is beautiful. :p
eksi sozluk
@@wolfgangamadeusmozart1512 Niye ekşi sözlük yazdın? Ekmek, şifonyer veya token physicalism de yazabilirdin. Seni ekşi sözlük yazmaya iten sebepleri diyorum, biraz dillendirsen.
That high C sounds so comfortably in the soprano's range, moreso than any other version I've heard. Amazing.
I thought the same, clearly one of the best sopranos I've heard singing this piece.
Go listen to Tenebrae Choir, I liked that version better...I don’t like the vibrato she throws in those high notes, but that’s very personal of course
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@@nusman I do not like the Tenebrae version so much, that lady´s high notes are very sharp, this one is more round, I think - the vibrato here is heard mostly in lower passages, high notes are perfect, I think. To be fair, I think the Tenebrae choir as such holds somewhat better together.
That is really not ok.
i hope i can find similar music like this on the billboard 100 charts.
+Ananta Giovanni Pranaya promote my band and maybe we'll do something similar :P
Good luck lol
Unfortunately, this art isn't meant to be heard by everyone. Only the ones who have accepted the true beauty of music (and, if you're a believer, the speech of God Himself in this melodies) can hear this the way it was meant to be heard. Not like the modern, passionless rubbish that we call "music". This magnificent composition needs to be enjoyed, with passion and delight. Only when society wills to accept the art, this masterpieces will be the "top charts". But, despite the joy that this brings to the life of the listeners, that isn't going to happen. Not now, not in a close future. At least the awake can sense what this is, and will become part of the light to the humanity that this is.
+The Guy stop being an elitist tw*t!
+The Guy If it wasn't for Mozart this would only have been heard once a year, on the orders of the then Pope.
The most overwhelming performance of Allegri's miserere mei. Every time I listen to it, The Sixteen take my breath away.
This wonderful piece of music and singing is beautiful and so are the words of the Psalmist. Its about coming to God with a repentance and brokenness. Knowing full well you are a sinner and feeling the weight of your sin. Its about coming to God the father and asking for forgiveness. We are all sinners and thats why Jesus paind the price once and for allfor all humanity's sin. We can be forgiven and made right with God the father through the sacrifice of Jesus his son. Peace and blessings to you all.
Miserere (full title: Miserere mei, Deus, Latin for "Have mercy on me, O God") is a setting of Psalm 51 (50) by Italian composer Gregorio Allegri. It was composed during the reign of Pope Urban VIII, probably during the 1630s, for use in the Sistine Chapel during matins, as part of the exclusive Tenebrae service on Holy Wednesday and Good Friday of Holy Week.
Ok...I know who stupid this might sound but I'm going to say it anyway. I'm muslim but this music is straight up perfection not even someone not religious can deny that.
I feel the same. This music is awesome.
I'm not religious, but this music is something else. These composers felt inspired by God to create something otherworldly.
+Physics Man i pity for your soul in condemnation if u will keep on denying the existence of God.
+Physics Man Im sorry man I can forgive you.But unless you will repent your sins that you have commited to the Lord, only Him can save you from the flames of condemnation.
+Physics Man 👍🍺😎
Absolutely breathtaking... and that soprano 1 on the balcony... flawless every single time, and such a gorgeous, pure voice.
Le Psaume 51 est chanté merveilleusement, c'est un cantique de repentance. Si tout un chacun se fait violence pour fuir l'orgueil et reconnaître ses fautes, tout le monde vivrait mieux, et la paix reviendrait dans nos pays.
So beautiful..makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up. I used to listen to this every night before I went to sleep....perfect peace.
Je trouve ces chants d une pureté de cristal et j ai des chairs de poule et mes yeux sont remplis de larmes. C’est un bonheur total BRAVO À VOUS TOUS.
it doesn't matter what religion you follow, the beauty of this piece goes beyond any belief.
Well, it doesn't really go "beyond any belief". It's intrinsically Christian. The reality is that Christian music, at its best, conveys a beauty that connects us to the transcendent. Perhaps what you meant is that anyone can appreciate it, which is true.
@@garagoles Well, I'd say you aren't doing a very good job loving Satan if you love music devoted to God lol
@@JamesVideoCollection imagen you are not allowed to enjoy a beautiful piece of music without having to believe in a god xD such a joke
@@WhisperingTranquility. music is music either way anyone should enjoy it
@@JamesVideoCollection melodies and harmonies do not belong to any religion, the text may be Christian and i think thats kind of what he meant
This is just the most beautiful piece of praise I have ever heard. Thank you for posting it. I am mourning the loss of my husband and listening to it brings me such comfort.
I hope you have found the comfort you've searched for
And I, my wife , 47 years.
Believe in God and you will be saved. Jesus is the way and the truth and the life.
I am heartbroken. I have yet to hear something as beautiful as this in my life.
Just wow. Manly tears were shed.
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.
ha
You thin-intellect. She was bringing to light the eminent beauty of the words. If you can't appreciate it, refrain from talking garbage, probably-atheist.
Judi Harbin, thank you for writing the words to this psalm. Those who read them are praying. That was missed on a few people. Where has the humility gone in this world?
Ameen ❤
Don't you just love Catholic compositions!
Yup, but anglican is still better though, imo
Deva-Putra Wardiman not really.
Absolutely, although I'm very Catholic in my taste of music generally :)
I loooooooove it!!!
Deva-Putra Wardiman Both Catholic and Anglican are great guys! :)
I listened and listened to this leading up to my mother's passing. I imagined her being handed to God (if there be such a being).He would have been happy to take her but sad she had left us as we were. Unbelievable music straight to the heart. Epic.
Popular legend has it that Pope Urban VIII held this piece in such high regard that the 1514 piece of music was never to leave St. Peter's, upon excommunication, except for three copies that were given to different ecumenical safekeeping. Upon hearing it once, 14 year old W.A. Mozart transcribed it, from memory, and, instead of excommunicating him, Pope Clement XIV awarded him with the Order of the Golden Spur. the cat was out of the bag, and the piece was published in 1771 for everyone to enjoy! Thanks, Wolfie!
Hairmetallurgist He heard it more than once. Still out of this world though.
He heard it two times before transcribing it completely, if I'm not mistaking?
Gregorio Allegri was born in 1580 and the Miserere was composed around 1630
Yes. According to his dad's letters to home, he went back twice to hear it again for making minor corrections to his transcription. It then became public accidentally via London.
Because the world wasn't ready for it.
When i die this is the music i want to hear
Really nigga
But you..... ... never mind🖕
Rusty_Cylon or banjovi dead or alive?
It's a wee bit melancholy, but I hear you.
You need to do a perfect act of contrition along with the sentiment this piece produces in you. Golden key to Heaven. God bless you. Not easy
I'm an atheist and this brought me to tears, absolutely beautiful
+slytherin0queen Agreed, I too am an atheist but that doesn't mean we can't admire the beauty of religious art, music, and poetry.
+slytherin0queen I'm Jared and this brought me to children, absolutely pedoful.
+slytherin0queen Meh. I prefer Gorgoroth.
+sp00ky alein You can't even spell! Jared the moron.
+Het ismij whoosh! Beautiful music though. :'-) I always come back to this one.
c 'est la voix des anges
J'ai l'impression d'être à côté de Jésus quand je vous écoute. Toucher le ciel. Vous chantez comme des anges ! Merci !
The must be one of the top 5 most beautiful pieces of music in the world !
what is the others？
@@schallyrowle1978 your choice ! :-)
my brother recommends listening to this with headphones after rolling a joint
Then I would say your brother makes very mise and thoroughly investigated recommendations. This is my go to alone chilling and smoking song cause it gets me right with the world around me again.
+dennis themenace .. NO.
I don't think God would be supportive of that decision and lifestyle
LMFAO.!!!! Pompous imbecile.
@@theelegantassassin1174 Jesus would have used weed you moron. Deprogram your self and learn some history.
I can't understand why some people in the world refuse to appreciate or listen to something beautiful like this just because they don't believe in it. I may be Agnostic (not the same thing as Atheism by the way), but I appreciate good music regardless of what it's about. This song is gorgeous and I enjoy Gregorian Chant in general. I could listen to it all day.
Exactly, It's the same thing with good rock or r&b, you might like the song, but not the meaning of the lyrics.
Those "some" people make links where links are not required, that is the problem. I AM an atheist, and base my life on learning and evidence BUT I appreciate music...almost all music (country music just doesn't do it for me) but everything from Rock to Heavy Metal to this and Celtic/New Age...music is one of humanities crowning achievements and should be celebrated...the survival of our ancestors is what made this possible.
CupcakeStrider As Jesus said, "You are not far from the Kingdom of Heaven.
CupcakeStrider I'm an atheist and I find this kind of music to be absolutely stunning and beautiful.
CupcakeStrider I agree! I'm also an agnostic, but I this kind of music has always fascinated me. I listen to this song when I want to relax and meditate, but I always appreciate Gregorian Chant no matter the situation. Also, a lot of soundtracks from video games, movies and anime series use this kind of music, so it's not like people need to be religious to listen to this.
Lyrics: Miserere mei, Deus
Miserere mei, Deus: secundum magnam misericordiam tuam.
Et secundum multitudinem miserationum tuarum, dele iniquitatem meam.
Amplius lava me ab iniquitate mea: et a peccato meo munda me.
Quoniam iniquitatem meam ego cognosco: et peccatum meum contra me est semper.
Tibi soli peccavi, et malum coram te feci: ut justificeris in sermonibus tuis, et vincas cum judicaris.
Ecce enim in iniquitatibus conceptus sum: et in peccatis concepit me mater mea.
Ecce enim veritatem dilexisti: incerta et occulta sapientiae tuae manifestasti mihi.
Asperges me hysopo, et mundabor: lavabis me, et super nivem dealbabor.
Auditui meo dabis gaudium et laetitiam: et exsultabunt ossa humiliata.
Averte faciem tuam a peccatis meis: et omnes iniquitates meas dele.
Cor mundum crea in me, Deus: et spiritum rectum innova in visceribus meis.
Ne proiicias me a facie tua: et spiritum sanctum tuum ne auferas a me.
Redde mihi laetitiam salutaris tui: et spiritu principali confirma me.
Docebo iniquos vias tuas: et impii ad te convertentur.
Libera me de sanguinibus, Deus, Deus salutis meae: et exsultabit lingua mea justitiam tuam.
Domine, labia mea aperies: et os meum annuntiabit laudem tuam.
Quoniam si voluisses sacrificium, dedissem utique: holocaustis non delectaberis.
Sacrificium Deo spiritus contribulatus: cor contritum, et humiliatum, Deus, non despicies.
Benigne fac, Domine, in bona voluntate tua Sion: ut aedificentur muri Ierusalem.
Tunc acceptabis sacrificium justitiae, oblationes, et holocausta: tunc imponent super altare tuum vitulos.
blessedandres Allelujah !
blessedandres Thanks for the lyrics .
blessedandres of
what language
Latin can be beautiful sometimes.
Without being religious this is an urgent awesomeness in perfection
Struggling with my physical and mental health at the moment this is beautiful
No matter what you believe, you ARE loved... Sincerely, Some random stranger on the internet
I hope you are getting better and stronger.
I hope you are well❤
I am too. Hope you have found peace.
1:17 Holy shit the lady has an amazingly bright sounding voice
If it is this beautiful here, imagine how it will be in Heaven
Better enjoy it now, just in case...
Tears me up all every time I hear it.
I've never in my life heard anything more heavenly. This composition is so haunting and unspeakably beautiful, it's almost cruel.