Kyrie 1. Kyrie eleison 00:00 2. Christe eleison 09:03 3. Kyrie eleison 13:50 Gloria 4. Gloria in excelsis Deo 17:43 5. Et in terra pax 19:30 6. Laudamus te 24:18 7. Gratias agimus tibi 28:21 8. Domine Deus 31:13 9. Qui tollis peccata mundi 36:12 10. Qui sedes ad dextram Partis 39:05 11. Quoniam tu solus sanctus 43:03 12. Cum Sancto Spiritu 47:47 Symbolum Nicenum 13. Credo in unum Deum 51:54 14. Patrem omnipotentem 53:36 15. Et in unum Dominum 55:36 16. Et incarnatus est 59:31 17. Crucifixus 01:02:26 18. Et resurrexit 01:05:15 19. Et in Spiritum Sanctum 01:09:30 20. Confiteor unum baptisma 01:14:28 21. Et expecto resurrectionem 01:17:12 Sanctus - Bendictus 22. Sanctus 01:20:35 23. Osanna in excelsis 01:24:48 24. Benedictus qui venit 01:27:26 25. Osanna in excelsis 01:31:46 Agnus Dei 26. Agnus Dei 01:34:28 27. Dona nobis pacem 01:39:43
So touching so reviving. I feel as if my soul has gone through redemption, and been raised up to Heaven with this music. This performance bring Bach's Great Faith and Music to people on Earth. Thank you so much.
I'll never understand the people who feel led to nitpick performances on RU-vid. I'm afraid we've become so conditioned for aural perfection from artists that we cannot let ourselves enjoy music for music's sake. Frankly, it's pointless and rude. At the end of they day, this is a lovely performance that is highly enjoyable.
It is kind of annoying how the song says it’s Mass In B Minor but what you actually hear is being in the key B Flat Minor which is annoying because the song is pitched incorrectly. This would be less annoying if the video said it was anti-nightcored but these videos are too misleading.
@@lordartoriuscollbrande7434 not sure if you're joking but there has never been a wholly standardized tuning for all orchestras and time periods, with A being tuned as low as 415 hz in the baroque era, if not lower. As time went on, however, orchestras would gradually tune sharper, in order to sound relatively "brighter".
Quite Honestly If Bach was alive & got the chance to listen to every single performance of his works on RU-vid. He will not find one! Not one that he will approve of. It would cause him to become so annoyed & angry to the point where he’d ignore listening to every single one of his performances altogether. In fact this would cause him to make his own RU-vid channel where he performs & conducts all his music. Telling the entire Bach community worldwide. “THIS” is how you all should perform my music from now on!
Just wonderful. As Beethoven said:”That’s not a brook (Bach) but an ocean!” Great music record beautifully and I love the choir’s energy and movement. and Bach’s polyphonic long lines. Das ist Kein Bach das ist ein sea!
Décidément le Sud Tyrol est le centre du monde de la Musique ! ! ! Il faut que je m'y rende pour voir et écouter en vrai ! Encore une merveille de création de Johannes Hiemetsberger, sans oublier JS. BACH.... Bravo à tous les interprètes, à l'excellente prise de son, et aux créateurs des images ! Un régal à voir et à écouter. Bonne Année à tous !
Die Matthäus-Passion wie auch die h-moll-Messe vom Gottvater der Musik, Johann Sebastian Bach, sind die genialsten Werke an Musik, die je geschaffen wurden und sind bis heute fast unausführbar. Leider hat sich seit einigen Jahrzehnten die performance auf alten Instrumenten etabliert. Die mit Abstand besten Aufnahmen dieser Monumentalwerke wurden vom Münchener Bachorchester und dem Münchener Bachchor unter Karl Richter, der selbst ein Genie war, aufgeführt und aufgenommen.
Para Air Elliot Gardiner, esta imponente composición de Nuestro Padre (Unser Vater) Bach es la más grande obra musical jamás compuesta. Y tiene que razón si bien admite comparaciones.
I saw my first performance in 1991 at St. Mary's Cathedral in Lansing Michigan done by the MSU choral and orchestra...I have been hooked to this piece ever since.
The St. Matthew -Passion and the mass in b-minor, composed by the "Godfather" of music are the most genius operas, a human being ever has composed! Until our entire times I believe that this great music is almost not performable. There was the Munich Bach-choir and Bach-orchestra conducted by the genius itself, maestro Karl Richter. I don't know a better version than his way he translated this music to people.
Dona nobis pacem is FAR too quick! The text means "grant them peace, O Lord". You could scarcely draw breath at that tempo! All the beautiful melody and counterpoint lost - high trumpet parts etc. Really spoiled the ending of this masterpiece.
Flottes Kyrie, dem Gloria fehlt leider ein bißchen die Dynamik in der Lautstärke. Auch das 'Cum sanctis' ist nur schön laut. Beim 'et resurexit' ist es leider auch so, ach, es ist ein Jammer: Diese vrrpassten Chancen mit so einem guten Chor !
At first, I was a little skeptical of the relatively fast tempo of 'Gratias agimus', but after the alto entry I was convinced - simply beautiful, without excessive pathos, and the speed allowed the trumpet cantus firmus to speak at a pace that was lyrical rather than merely ornamental. By contrast, I found the majestic pacing of 'Cum Sancto Spiritu' perfect at the start, although the conductor was somewhat overridden by the speedy violins & choir towards the middle of the movement. Still, I think his (initial) tempo allows the polyphony to speak clearly, and the harmonic speed does not suffer as a result.
Depends on what the focus of listening is. With the fast tempo, the focus is on the clarity of counterpoint and lines, and more musically stimulating. Slower tempo is contemplative about the religious and philosophical connotations.
Some people have energy to spare. I saw a performance of the Mass in B Minor at the University of Berkeley, where during the "Hosanna" the young choir was positively levitating!
... or symbolic of theater, of mystery, of outlawry, or simply a shared resistance to a contagious and potentially serious illness. You pick your symbols, they're not inherent.
@@ricinro Or because you're medically untrained and physiologically uneducated. I learned in my uni nursing program that masks are useless against viruses. Masks prevent surgeons from coughing, sneezing, or drooling onto the site. In fact, in a two-month study of surgeries conducted without masks, there was a lower incidence of infection. And maybe because you follow orders without questioning. Thousands of internationally recognized medical experts have denounced masks as not only useless but harmful. Antoine Bechamp was correct, but Pasteur carried the day to this day because of his powerful connections. The good doctors emphasize the immune system. Study that. Obesity is unhealthy and related to many chronic, degenerative diseases.
