Sébastien de Brossard - Stabat Mater (1702)

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Composer: Sébastien de Brossard (September 12, 1655 - August 10, 1730)
Performers: La Nuova Musica conducted by David Bates
00:00 Stabat mater dolorosa
01:05 Cujus animam gementem
01:59 O quam tristis
03:49 Quae mœrebat et dolebat
04:25 Quis est homo
05:45 Pro peccatis suæ gentis
06:30 Vidit suum dulcem natum
07:50 Eia Mater, fons amoris
09:27 Sancta Mater, istud agas
10:27 Tui nati vulnerati
11:26 Virgo vírginum præclara (really astounding harmonies here)
13:04 Fac ut portem Christi mortem
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Комментарии : 49

@Nooticus 2 месяца назад

I have been constantly 'discovering', loving and researching French Baroque choral music for 2 and a half years ever since you posted this video. THIS VIDEO is what got me into French baroque music initially!! Thank you Cmaj7

@SPscorevideos 2 года назад

How is it possible that I've never heard of this guy? This is amazing (also very close to Rameau), thanks!

@user-qg2nz6fs8k 2 года назад

Yes, me too. I've never heard this one.

@user-qg2nz6fs8k 2 года назад

But pronunciation is weird.

@SPscorevideos 2 года назад

@@user-qg2nz6fs8k Usual French pronunciation. :D Very disorienting, it took time for me to appreciate it, but now I do. ;)

@tenor-haute-contre 2 года назад

Very close to Rameau ? Hmm…. As someone who specializes in middle French Baroque in general I’d say Brossard is not very close, especially considering the revolutions that Rameau brought to the (vocal) repertoire later.

@Nooticus 2 года назад

im so obsessed with De Brossard's music now still from this video haha!

@Cmaj7 2 года назад

Quis est homo (4:25) and Virgo vírginum præclara (11:26) have some really amazing harmonies so I really recommend listening to them!

@xXiangololXx 2 года назад

And they say that churches didn't dare to do magic harmonies. Oh my fucking god. Literally 4:33, majestic; 4:38, magnificient. 5:16 that chromatic movement that is being borrowed by voices from one another. 6:48 is a plain scream of pain when they say "morientem" literally meaning "the one who is dying". 7:06, step by step going down through the pain, like someone struggling to breath. 12:21 "Fac me tecum plangere", make me cry with you, they say while the music LITERALLY SOBS! And the greatness of this piece goes on and on and on, just magic.

@Nooticus 2 года назад

Beyond stunning... a month of listening to this later im still in awe! I've 'discovered' so much De Brossard in the last month im obsessed hahaha!

@connorsings92 2 года назад

Extremely good. Wow. This is now a bucket list piece for me to perform. Thanks for the share!!

@alexj1161 2 года назад

Very Bach-like harmonies in parts. Considering I’m 120% a late-Romantic guy this is a very nice work.

@marcolimone 2 года назад

Never heard before this composer. Very very nice music!

@numpoi123 2 года назад

This was a very pleasant surprise.

@Wonomyrus 2 года назад

Astonishing! Thank you!

@Nooticus 2 года назад

Only 5 minutes in and bloody hell this is astounding.... MY MIND IS BLOWN THIS IS STUNNING!!!

@Nooticus 2 года назад

Probably on my 10th time listening and some isolated moments have very Buxtehude cantata vibes tbh

@thomaswenas-bobbiefet5805 2 года назад

beautiful piece

@robertomilleddu132 2 года назад

Really good!

@joaoviana8331 2 года назад

amazing!

@willsmorganoperatictenor4521 2 года назад

Mesmerising. Beauteous.

@wyattk.4304 Год назад

wow... this is stunning

@olivierherment1188 2 года назад

Merci

@Gusrikh1 2 года назад

Brilliant…..

@marcosPRATA918 2 года назад

Com partes a solo belíssimas. O todo harmônico contrasta com os destaques vocais. O compositor certamente foi influenciado pela música vocal veneziana (Gabrielli) e G.Alegri no uso de notas altíssimas no soprano.

@Eden_Rubin_Music 2 года назад

Why at the beginning it's seems like it's all in C minor key but the key signature is in G minor for some reason? Weird

@thomaswenas-bobbiefet5805 2 года назад

Probably a diatonic scale, not sure which one haha

@PhilipDaniel 2 года назад

@@thomaswenas-bobbiefet5805 G Phrygian

@Cmaj7 2 года назад

If I recall correctly, there was a tendency not to put the flat 6 in the key signature at that time. I think it's the same reason for the "Dorian" Toccata and Fugue

@caras720514 2 года назад

@@PhilipDaniel C-Dorian.

@antoniolorenzoni4617 Месяц назад

Più Sebastian e meno preti schitarranti

@nathanielouzana 2 года назад

Music - 😍 Latin in French diction - 😡

@oscargill423 2 года назад

Yeah that really confused me for a second...

@jasperiscool 2 года назад

I was equally confused with that.

@caras720514 2 года назад

Historically accurate in reality. ;)

@korhonenmikko 2 года назад

Well it's better than Italian pronunciation.

@nathanielouzana 2 года назад

@@korhonenmikko 😡😝

@Mercer1012 2 года назад

Great piece, the soloists have too much vibrato though.

@Nooticus 2 месяца назад

its the style

@Mercer1012 2 месяца назад

@@Nooticus It's not correct for the time period.

@katjao.h.321 Год назад

04:25, 05:09,

@marcocampus7943 2 года назад

Bad diction

@MarctheSwissIrishman 2 года назад

The French pronunciation of Latin is historically correct for French Baroque music. And in that sense, their diction is fine (although lacking some differentiation between [y] and [i]).