Marc'Antonio Ingegneri: O bone Jesu | The Choir of Somerville College, Oxford

[@mellyfransisca9664]

when I am listening this song, my tears just going down... its so touching moments, because of You Jesus, I miss and love u also my friends. I still can feel it. When we are singing together this song, for You. please bless them Jesus... :-)

[@renzomenichini9867]

Finora la migliore versione ascoltata....

[@carrifoote8065]

What a beautiful FULL sound for so few. Very nice! I sung this song in high school 40+ years ago and always loved it. I was just a wild teenager but the beauty of latin chorals stayed with me!

[@dmmichelledolan6459]

Same with me!

[@HarringtonTribal]

I love the picardy third at the end! I always wanted that piece to end that way, as opposed to the open 5th. Thanks! Great job!

[@tonb9459]

Beautiful,.. thanks for sharing! Greetings from the Netherlands.

[@renzomenichini9867]

PERFETTO, OTTIMA PRONUNCIA DEL LATINI. BRAVI!!!!

[@eugeniopapini]

Perfect, voices was well balanced, and the sound was pure. Great and bravi from Italy

[@adrianoingegneri2886]

This is the first time I've heard his work! Wonderful voices. Many thanks.

[@robertmondoy6246]

Excellent Work. Many thanks for the instructive performance and video.

[@keesklaver9153]

Great music; thanks for posting!

[@dolankristin]

Just beautiful!

[@jacksycz]

I wish that this group had more dynamic contrast with the phrasing. There are Sforzandos and I heard little to no contrast. However, the harmonization and balance was perfect! This is practically perfect for a 4 part harmonic dictation.

[@kaceysbach]

Gorgeous

[@Florida1213]

Why the rest after 'sanguine tuo'? It breaks the phrase "sanguine tuo pretiosissimo." Strange. Otherwise nice.

[@richardwheeler7821]

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[@patrickandries7412]

Main dans la poche...

[@VoxCantoris]

Leave it to an English choir. Always perfect.