Senza dubbio alcuno Porpora è uno dei più grandi musicisti di tutti i tempi! Anticipatore del classicismo viennese (fu insegnante di Haydn) viene unanimemente riconosciuto come compositore di spicco della straordinaria e insuperabile scuola musicale partenopea. Tale scuola "sforno'" un numero impressionante di inarrivabili Genii del pentagramma, purtroppo molti di loro caduti nell'oblio come ad esempio Traetta, Feo, Sarro e tantissimi altri. Porpora amplia la preziosissima lezione del divino Francesco Durante (profondissimo conoscitore e studioso dell'opera del grandissimo Palestrina) come si può ben sentire in questo immortale capolavoro.
🌹💖🌹💖🌹💖VIELEN DANK, Herr Pau NG 🌟🕊🌹Was für ein TOLLES und WUNDERVOLLES Werk🌟🎤Was für Göttliche Engelsstimmen 🌹Prächtig Bild und Tolles Video 💐🌹💐👌BRAVISSIMO 🎵😍Ich bin Begeistert von diesem musikalischen Weltmeisterwerk 💜 BRILLANT💎 Musik für IMMER 💎PRÄCHTIGER 💎.............💐💐💐👑🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹👑 ❤❤❤👍❗🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟💖DANKE SCHÖN 💐Ich wünsche dir den SCHÖNSTEN Tage, Liebe, Glück und Viel Spaß 💖🍒🍸🕊GÖTTLICH 🌟...☀️...🕊Möge Gott dich behalten 💙
Grandioso, solenne, imponente: il più grande maestro di canto dell'epoca barocca. Il suo miglior allievo fu Farinelli, che per non mancargli di rispetto non volle mai cantare per Haendel. Infatti, Porpora, Bononcini e altri furono avversari del grande G.F.H. a Londra. Porpora, di scuola napoletana, lavorò anche negli ospedali veneziani, come Vivaldi, dirigendo i cori femminili e componendo capolavori come questo.
Handel preferì a Farinelli sia Caffarelli, verso il quale Porpora proferì le parole va' sei il più grande cantante del mondo..., e sia colui che fu definito dal perfettino Farinelli "il maledetto castrato", ossia Carestini... e non si sa perchè lo definì così mentre mai ebbe da dire cose contro l'esuberante Caffarelli
C'est merveilleux ! Je l'ai écouté trois fois de suite. Merci de me faire découvrir Porpora, merci mille fois. Quelle richesse de la texture. Je vais plonger dans son œuvre avec grand bonheur.
Thank you Pau NG for this wonderful Messa, excellent performance. In the works of the church music, he reached the highest heights. His operas are unfortunately largely forgotten today. At the Neapolitan Conservatorio di Sant'Onofrio and with the Poveri di Gesù Cristo he trained Farinelli, Caffarelli, Salimbeni, and other celebrated vocalists, during the period 1715 to 1721.Other students included composers Matteo Capranica and Joseph Haydn. A good linguist, who was admired for the idiomatic fluency of his recitatives, and a man of considerable literary culture, Porpora was also celebrated for his conversational wit. He was well-read in Latin and Italian literature, wrote poetry and spoke French, German and English.
Thank you Pau NG. I love Porpora and this Messa has a transcendent beauty and also a mellow, deeply calming quality that has made me completely relaxed and contented after a hardworking day.
Listened to the whole 36 & half minutes with absolute amazement. Granted they are all professionals, the singers' ( both choir and the soloists ) voice control is outstanding. Very operatic throughout. I downloaded it. This is going to be one of my favorite church music. Thank you for posting glorious music. 💞
Gràcies PauNG per mantenir aquest extraordinari canal. Gairebé cada dia em poso davant de l'ordinador pensant "A veure quina meravella desconeguda ens portarà avui el PauNG".
I really appreciate your channel, Pau. Bringing awareness to these wonderful and unheard of classical era pieces! An era that truly deserves more attention. Thank you!
Actually, BETTER, says the Nobel prize winning French musicologist Romain Rolland (see note elsewhere in this video). Not many musicologists have won Nobel prizes, if any.
So true, so true. To the extent that Haendel is good, he is Neapolitan. He was trained there. Lascia ch'io pianga. Fantastic aria. But it's Italian. Compare his entire Rinaldo of 1711 with the Neapolitan version of 1717 mainly organized by Leonardo Leo. I think the latter is better hand's down. They should expand the orchestra of the latter to the size of Haendel's and there is no longer any comparison.
Porpora es superior a Heandel y también fue más innovador, lo que lo hizo más famoso a Heandel es que sus óperas tenían más efectos o sea eran más comerciales y complacían más al público y fueron los mismos ingleses los que se encargaron de que la música de Heandel perdurara en el tiempo y la impusieron tanto como el idioma de ellos, pero eso la música de Heandel no la hace superior a la de Porpora.
Senza dubbio alcuno Porpora è uno dei più grandi musicisti di tutti i tempi! Anticipatore del classicismo viennese (fu insegnante di Haydn) viene unanimemente riconosciuto come compositore di spicco della straordinaria e insuperabile scuola musicale partenopea. Tale scuola "sforno'" un numero impressionante di inarrivabili Genii del pentagramma, purtroppo molti di loro caduti nell'oblio come ad esempio Traetta, Feo, Sarro e tantissimi altri. Porpora amplia la preziosissima lezione del divino Francesco Durante (profondissimo conoscitore e studioso dell'opera del grandissimo Palestrina) come si può ben sentire in questo immortale capolavoro.
🌹💖🌹💖🌹💖VIELEN DANK, Herr Pau NG 🌟🕊🌹Was für ein TOLLES und WUNDERVOLLES Werk🌟🎤Was für Göttliche Engelsstimmen 🌹Prächtig Bild und Tolles Video 💐🌹💐👌BRAVISSIMO 🎵😍Ich bin Begeistert von diesem musikalischen Weltmeisterwerk 💜 BRILLANT💎 Musik für IMMER 💎PRÄCHTIGER 💎.............💐💐💐👑🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹👑 ❤❤❤👍❗🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟💖DANKE SCHÖN 💐Ich wünsche dir den SCHÖNSTEN Tage, Liebe, Glück und Viel Spaß 💖🍒🍸🕊GÖTTLICH 🌟...☀️...🕊Möge Gott dich behalten 💙
Grandioso, solenne, imponente: il più grande maestro di canto dell'epoca barocca. Il suo miglior allievo fu Farinelli, che per non mancargli di rispetto non volle mai cantare per Haendel. Infatti, Porpora, Bononcini e altri furono avversari del grande G.F.H. a Londra. Porpora, di scuola napoletana, lavorò anche negli ospedali veneziani, come Vivaldi, dirigendo i cori femminili e componendo capolavori come questo.
Handel preferì a Farinelli sia Caffarelli, verso il quale Porpora proferì le parole va' sei il più grande cantante del mondo..., e sia colui che fu definito dal perfettino Farinelli "il maledetto castrato", ossia Carestini... e non si sa perchè lo definì così mentre mai ebbe da dire cose contro l'esuberante Caffarelli
Beautiful, Beautiful and Beautiful. This is be close to God. ❤❤❤❤
C'est merveilleux ! Je l'ai écouté trois fois de suite. Merci de me faire découvrir Porpora, merci mille fois. Quelle richesse de la texture. Je vais plonger dans son œuvre avec grand bonheur.
Thank you Pau NG for this wonderful Messa, excellent performance. In the works of the church music, he reached the highest heights. His operas are unfortunately largely forgotten today. At the Neapolitan Conservatorio di Sant'Onofrio and with the Poveri di Gesù Cristo he trained Farinelli, Caffarelli, Salimbeni, and other celebrated vocalists, during the period 1715 to 1721.Other students included composers Matteo Capranica and Joseph Haydn. A good linguist, who was admired for the idiomatic fluency of his recitatives, and a man of considerable literary culture, Porpora was also celebrated for his conversational wit. He was well-read in Latin and Italian literature, wrote poetry and spoke French, German and English.
Porpora lived in the Napoli golden age! What a wonderful generation of musicians and singers!
@@Reciclassicat Yes, gold (!)
I’ve been alway adoring Porpora’s music. Thank you for sharing and high quality description🙏
Thank you Pau NG. I love Porpora and this Messa has a transcendent beauty and also a mellow, deeply calming quality that has made me completely relaxed and contented after a hardworking day.
Listened to the whole 36 & half minutes with absolute amazement. Granted they are all professionals, the singers' ( both choir and the soloists ) voice control is outstanding. Very operatic throughout. I downloaded it. This is going to be one of my favorite church music. Thank you for posting glorious music. 💞
I also was shocked the first time I listened this outstanding work. Some composers from 1680 to 1750 were aliens (in the good sense of word)!
@@Reciclassicat Looking forward to hearing more aliens' works!
Mais uma joia do Barroco em vitrine, e o mundo musical agradece.
Gràcies PauNG per mantenir aquest extraordinari canal. Gairebé cada dia em poso davant de l'ordinador pensant "A veure quina meravella desconeguda ens portarà avui el PauNG".
No saps fins a quin punt s'agraeix llegir comentaris en català! Moltes gràcies!
@@Reciclassicat no coneixia el canal,però me n'hi faig.
@@lluismmandadorossell3248 Gràcies!
This is gorgeous ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I'm vaguely familiar with Porpora's operas. I didn't know much about his religious music. Thanks for this!
What magnificent music....another pearl
Continuamos a não compreender o fundamental. Não porque nos tenha sido escondido, mas porque está além do nosso alcance!
É uma noite de quarto minguante. A escada para o céu está iluminada. Porpora leva-nos lá...
Falou tudo
יופי מזוקק
I really appreciate your channel, Pau. Bringing awareness to these wonderful and unheard of classical era pieces! An era that truly deserves more attention. Thank you!
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Lo primero que escuche de Porpora fue Alto Giove. La experiencia, abrumadora. No sé, su música arrolla.
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It's almost like listening to Handel.
Es superior y más refinado que Heandel, Heandel era más comercial
@@jjmmss21 Yes, Porpora is superior to Handel. See not Romain Roland in another comment.
Sorry I need to know: in which year was this marvelous missa brevis composed?
Likely 1745. rism.online/sources/600177893
@@Reciclassicat grazie 🤗
Na textura instrumental partes de acordes movimentam-se lentas ante cordas bem movimentadas. Estranho contraste.
An almost exact contemporary of J S Bach
I love Handel, but Porpora is definitely not inferior to him.
@@sephorasephorina7620 absolutely equal to him, and the same goes for all the great Neapolitan masters
Actually, BETTER, says the Nobel prize winning French musicologist Romain Rolland (see note elsewhere in this video). Not many musicologists have won Nobel prizes, if any.
So true, so true. To the extent that Haendel is good, he is Neapolitan. He was trained there. Lascia ch'io pianga. Fantastic aria. But it's Italian. Compare his entire Rinaldo of 1711 with the Neapolitan version of 1717 mainly organized by Leonardo Leo. I think the latter is better hand's down. They should expand the orchestra of the latter to the size of Haendel's and there is no longer any comparison.
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Porpora es superior a Heandel y también fue más innovador, lo que lo hizo más famoso a Heandel es que sus óperas tenían más efectos o sea eran más comerciales y complacían más al público y fueron los mismos ingleses los que se encargaron de que la música de Heandel perdurara en el tiempo y la impusieron tanto como el idioma de ellos, pero eso la música de Heandel no la hace superior a la de Porpora.