It doesn't matter that this video is from 2016, I can listen to your works no matter how old and still hear the angels' voices. Kudos on an excellent re-release! Thanks for the balm in my soul today, Voces8!
Exquisite! Perfectly balanced, and with all the sensitivity to the meaning and feeling of the text to make this interpretation a religious, as well as an aesthetic treasure. Many thanks for this: so appropriate for these troubled times.
I begin my retreats by allowing the participants to listen to your singing of Adoramus Te and the Deer's Cry. No prayer of mine could inspire the same depth of spirituality and grace. Thank you, thank you.
it seems that I am listening to your fantastic voices and neglecting my own music wish you would come over to the Nederlands and sing for us what more can I say you've heard it all before BRAVO!!
lyrics used by monteverdi: Adoramus / te / Christe, / et / benedicimus / tibi: we adore / you / Christ / and / we bless / you Quia / per / sanguinem / tuum / pretiosum because / through / blood / your / precious redemisti / mundum, / miserere / nobis. you have redeemed / world / have mercy / on us
I'd love to hear you wonderful people perform an a capella rendition of Joseph Martin's "The Awakening." It has kept my spirit alive even as I've lost most opportunities to perform choral music since graduating from university.
I don't have a problem; merely questioning the end of their lines. Do you have a problem with that? Am I not allowed to have an opinion?@@davidcatabui2018
Is this the same text as that of the famous prayer, "We adore thee, O Christ, and we bless thee, because by thy holy cross, thou hast redeemed the world?"
Adoramus te, Christe, et benedicimus tibi Quia per sanguinem tuum pretiosum redemisti mundum, miserere nobis. We adore Thee, O Christ, and we bless Thee, who by thy precious blood hast redeemed the world. Have mercy on us.
@@peterrandewijk I always say that three times while brushing my teeth to practice my diction! You really stepped up with that Latin, but that is a slightly different prayer from the one I know, which is regularly used in liturgy and devotions. Another versified version in English by Theodore Baker is used as a hymn with music by Theodore Dubois. "Christ, we do all adore Thee, and we do praise Thee forever. For on the holy cross hast Thou the world from sin redeemed," with various repetitions. It's even in Protestant hymnbooks.
@@musiclover148 As it is an old prayer, that probably has been copied and recopied by many monks, it is only natural there'd be slightly different versions of it around. This is a beautiful rendition though. As far as prayer goes, we should pray this every day.
No, this is Claudio Monteverdi, who lived almost 120 years after Josquin Desprez. If you'd like some recommendations of Josquin's music, I'd be happy to give some. :-)
Such acoustics. If I had motherhood to do all over;
I'd be playing this music to my babies.
It doesn't matter that this video is from 2016, I can listen to your works no matter how old and still hear the angels' voices. Kudos on an excellent re-release! Thanks for the balm in my soul today, Voces8!
When it got to 'Miserere' the Heavens Opened!
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Cannot stop listening to this one, specifically. It sounds subtle, exquisite, greatful.
It is my greatest honor to be able to enjoy your complete perfection! Thank you enormously!
Exquisite! Perfectly balanced, and with all the sensitivity to the meaning and feeling of the text to make this interpretation a religious, as well as an aesthetic treasure. Many thanks for this: so appropriate for these troubled times.
Excelente interpretación, muy propicia para este Sábado Santo 2021 tan especial. Gracias.
Ein Juwel der Herzenshingabe, Preisgesang aus Himmeln der Andacht, wunderschön, danke
Master Monteverdi - most beautiful motet !
I think it is important to write the name of the composer in the title too, right?
Gorgeous sound! My heart fluttered in hearing it.
I begin my retreats by allowing the participants to listen to your singing of Adoramus Te and the Deer's Cry. No prayer of mine could inspire the same depth of spirituality and grace. Thank you, thank you.
Wow, beautiful!
You guys are unreal..
it seems that I am listening to your fantastic voices and neglecting my own music wish you would come over to the Nederlands and sing for us what more can I say you've heard it all before BRAVO!!
Simply divine
Stunning 🥰
Perfection!
lyrics used by monteverdi:
Adoramus / te / Christe, / et / benedicimus / tibi:
we adore / you / Christ / and / we bless / you
Quia / per / sanguinem / tuum / pretiosum
because / through / blood / your / precious
redemisti / mundum, / miserere / nobis.
you have redeemed / world / have mercy / on us
Angelic
Enchanting. Heart lifting. Bested.
Immenso !
I'd love to hear you wonderful people perform an a capella rendition of Joseph Martin's "The Awakening." It has kept my spirit alive even as I've lost most opportunities to perform choral music since graduating from university.
How is it possible that you sound better today...?! This is also perfection, so there must be something beyond perfection...
I question the end of their lines; where is the “s”, the “t” and the “d”? Apart from that - superb!
@@hughmilsom3107only s is relevant here and I'm hearing it. Not sure what your problem is
I don't have a problem; merely questioning the end of their lines. Do you have a problem with that? Am I not allowed to have an opinion?@@davidcatabui2018
Sublime.
Is this the same text as that of the famous prayer, "We adore thee, O Christ, and we bless thee, because by thy holy cross, thou hast redeemed the world?"
Yep!
Adoramus te, Christe, et benedicimus tibi
Quia per sanguinem tuum pretiosum
redemisti mundum, miserere nobis.
We adore Thee, O Christ, and we bless Thee, who by thy precious blood hast redeemed the world. Have mercy on us.
@@peterrandewijk I always say that three times while brushing my teeth to practice my diction! You really stepped up with that Latin, but that is a slightly different prayer from the one I know, which is regularly used in liturgy and devotions. Another versified version in English by Theodore Baker is used as a hymn with music by Theodore Dubois. "Christ, we do all adore Thee, and we do praise Thee forever. For on the holy cross hast Thou the world from sin redeemed," with various repetitions. It's even in Protestant hymnbooks.
@@musiclover148 As it is an old prayer, that probably has been copied and recopied by many monks, it is only natural there'd be slightly different versions of it around. This is a beautiful rendition though. As far as prayer goes, we should pray this every day.
Die Stimmdisziplin, die zu solchen Resultaten führt, ist beeindruckend, das Ergebnis umwerfend!
Where is this venue? The acoustic is incredibly rich and warm!
St Anne & Agnes Church, Gresham Street, London
wow , what happened with the old video? awesome by the way, i love u guys
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Gracias, ya sé como es la canción q debo cantar XD
What a magnificent piece! And beautifuly sung as well! Who is the composer?
Claudio Monteverdi. It is shown at the beginning of the video, otherwise, I wouldn't have known.
@@Waldlaeufer70 Haha I completely missed that. Thanks so much.
@@luiscuypers38 I'm happy I could help.
How can I purchase this song and where is it found?
Is this Josquin de Preyie? (Last name spelled wrong, sorry)
No, this is Claudio Monteverdi, who lived almost 120 years after Josquin Desprez.
If you'd like some recommendations of Josquin's music, I'd be happy to give some. :-)
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The chord at 0:18 ... yummy scrunchy.
Adoramus te by who?
Monteverdi.
By Claudio Monteverdi.
It is written on the video at the beginning. Small letters though.