Charles Levens: 'Deus Noster Refugium', Grand Motet

Ensemble Sagittarium, Orchestre Baroque Les Passions, Ensemble Baroque Orfeo, Groupe Vocal Arpège Michel Laplénie
[00:00] I. Deus Noster Refugium
[04:16] II. Propterea
[07:15] III. Sonuerunt
[10:01] IV. Fluminis impetus
[13:08] V. Conturbatae sunt
[15:50] VI. Dominus virtutum
[19:28] VII. Vacate, et videte
[21:37] VIII. Dominus virtutum
Painting: The Flight to Egypt by Follower of Giovanni Battista Tiepolo. ca. 1750-1810

[@mardan_61]

Bellísimo. Sublime !!!!!

[@Nooticus]

Stunning work! Yet another great composer of grand motets from this specific period after De Lalande! Some wonderful choral movements in here too

[@alanc3134]

This is wonderful! Totally compelling and very reminiscent of Mondonville. How can a composer create such brilliance and remain so little known?

[@IoannesHoBaptistes]

Vous nous abreuvez de musique en ce moment ! Merci beaucoup ! C'est toujours une très grand plaisir, ainsi que souvent de bien belles découvertes !

[@AloeAntinousAquila55]

absolument !

[@AloeAntinousAquila55]

sumptuous 🕊💖✨🪐

[@tobiashume6040]

Superbe

[@asaadnaeem4121]

Very amazing

[@pietrolandri6081]

I found the two Messes des Morts on Amazon Unlimited. It seems both were celebrated at that time as well current upload and Te Deum.