Blessed are you, God of compassion and mercy,
to you be praise and glory forever.
In the darkness of our sin,
your light breaks forth like the dawn
and your healing springs up for deliverance.
As we rejoice in the gift of your saving help,
sustain us with your bountiful Spirit
and open our lips to sing your praise.
Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

Blessed be God forever.

The night has passed, and the day lies open before us;
let us pray with one heart and mind.

As we rejoice in the gift of this new day,
so may the light of your presence, O God,
set our hearts on fire with love for you;
now and forever.

Amen.

All comments from YouTube:

@rioroma

8y↑1.3K

What a masterpiece. I'm from Roma, he was born not far from here. Nobody knows about this guy here today, unless you're a musician/composer. We've lost our own culture

@josephwong5755

8y↑72

+Massimiliano Calabrese Babusci Very true! I am quite privileged to know of Palestrina through my years at St. Michael's Choir School in Toronto during which the choirs sang many of his pieces.

@peterfrancishodgson4159

Massimiliano Calabrese Babusci e

@pasquino0733

7y↑26

Really? Thats quite shocking to hear. This has to be the best version, not too fast, contemplative...

@pasquino0733

7y↑15

ps I have images of Correggio's glorious dome at Parma Cathedral listening to this!

@brokenmiind

7y↑23

Or music lover...

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@Lily-xl2by

4y↑117

I am fortunate of being able to hear these masterpieces during every Solemn Latin Mass

@eduardovalentin9416

4y↑3

This was last sung at the Papal Coronation of Paul VI. Or am I wrong?

@danadavison1290

4y↑9

Never take this for granted.

@thatguywiththea3015

4y↑4

Where do you go to mass - that they're using THIS mass at every mass!?

@eduardovalentin9416

4y↑1

@Christopher Plorán Yeah they just do not. Even if he went to John Cantius in Detroit, I doubt they use this for their Masses.

@marjanaavsec8392

3y↑4

Thank you Lord for this glorious music!❤️🕊🙏

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@TommyGies

5y↑190

The Mass that saved polyphony. Thank you Lord for bestowing Giovanni Pier Luigi da Palestrina such a gift!

@dezangerman

4y↑5

According to P. H. Lang in '' Music in Western Civilization'' page 229, it was not Palestrina but the Flemish composer De Kerle who saved polyphony.

@dennispearson9287

4y↑13

Oh My Goodness! Saved Again By Your Local Friendly Neighborhood Musicologist !!! Now Let Me Expound My Children.!!! We Must Now Go Back To The Council Of Trent !! The Counter Reformation Is At The Height Of It's POWER'S ,. And The Bishop's Of the Council Have made It Known To Pope Marcellus Their Desire That The Traditional Gregorian Plain Chant be THE ONLY CHURCH Music Sung During The Liturgy !! Pope Marcellus Informs His Brilliant Papal Composer Palestrina , Of The Intentions And Desires Of the Bishop's Of The Council, and Informs Palestrina That If This New Fangled Polyphony Is Going to Survive In The Church , He Must Now Come Up With His Greatest Mass , ( That Will Be Given A Trial Run Before The Council Fathers ) Who Would Then Make Their Final Decision Pertaining To The Fate Of Polyphony in The Liturgy Of The CHURCH , BASED SOLELY ON PALESTRINAS EFFORTS !!! So Thus Palestrina Knew His Efforts WOULD MAKE Or BRAKE Polyphony In The Latin CHURCH !! . FACED With This DRAMATIC Backdrop , Palestrina Went On To Compose His Greatest Mass , The Pope Marcellus Mass , Which Eventually Completely Overwhelmed The Council FATHERS , Forcing Them To Unanimously Concede And Endorse THE USE of Polyphony in The LATIN CHURCH !!! So YES It Can Certainly Be Said That Palestrina Virtually SINGLEHANDEDLY SAVED Polyphony In It's Use In THE LATIN CHURCH !!!...

@nextlifeonearth

4y↑4

I think it was inevitable for polyphony to stick around as it is even still today, though to a lesser degree than then.
It's just great. Some people say it's an acquired taste, but all first time listeners with even the slightest of an open mind will listen in awe.
Hard to sing along for people, so it's not as marketable as pop unfortunately.

@thedudeabides3930

4y↑2

@Dennis Pearson Great. Post. Are. You. Really. A. Musicologist?

@dennispearson9287

4y↑4

@TheDudeAbides Only When THE NEED ARISES AMONG UTUBE COMMENTS !!! MY MAJOR WAS IN HISTORY !! But I'm Glad You LOVED The Posting !!!...

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@hopeproctor4962

10y↑168

The first time I heard Palestrina, I was just simply doing an assignment for my music theory class. I fell in love with the music. I always wondered what inspired Palestrina to write something as beautiful as this.

@danielwmwolf

5y↑17

Hope Proctor when the ego steps aside and humanity shines

@paulaptre

5y↑2

Same here!!!

@porpedroiiebertrand

4y↑5

i aleays thought that let it be was the best ever written song by all time... i was wrong

@scottweeks6379

4y↑46

THE LORD!

@TTT-uj8io

4y↑4

Palestrina wrote this because he knew that if he didn't nobody else would ;)

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@johnmillholland6550

7y↑45

Such comforting and eternal music. It brings light hope and peace to all who hear it!

@DC-xj2fe

6y↑35

This has got to be some of the most celestial music ever written.

@fraaninaacio

2y↑19

Palestrina e Thomas Luis de Victoria são excelentes compositores sacros.

@raphael18ify

3y↑95

"Who knows but some not very distant age may find again in such music as Palestrina's a depth of feeling, a profound and placid flow of harmony, better fitted to express the soul of man cleansed of pride in reason and power, and standing again humble and fearful before the engulfing infinite."--Will Durant

@user-ol1ib1ss2b

3y↑1

God could he write!!

@jackarcher7495

2y↑1

And who reads the Durants anymore? Or that kind of history at all? A great pity. As the reader above said, we've lost our culture. It's not likely to be retrieved.

@andrewb731

Brilliantly expressed!

@HandleYoself

9y↑94

what an absolutely gorgeous (and important) piece of music. One of the greatest works of art in history.

@kyrie8675

7y↑328

Sometimes I feel down, but music like this reminds me that there's much more good in the world than bad.

@marcelotai1055

4y↑3

Yes. Its a matter of focus and emphasis.

Avoid bad choices. Try to be wise. Not a fool.

@marcosella2530

4y↑3

You are stunning!!!!

@danhobson24

4y↑3

I agree with you

@danhobson24

I agree with you

@milosblagojevic5899

Nice name xd

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@luise.hernandez9613

8y↑51

Los Tallis Scholars son, para mi, uno de los máximos exponentes en la notable tradición inglesa del arte coral. La Misa que aquí interpretan es vehículo para transportar a cualquiera con sensibilidad, al ámbito de lo inmaterial, perfecto y eterno. Gracias!!!

@mike562010

10y↑32

Heavenly, ethereal and spiritually uplifting! Thanks for posting all of the Mass's movements together!

@chiquiloni

6y↑22

PALESTRINA - MISSA PAPAE MARCELLI
00:01 Kyrie
04:44 Gloria
11:00 Credo
20:54 Sanctus et Benedictus
28:33 Agnus Dei 1 et 2

@bloodwrage

46w

Thanks for this

@ramongarcia-tamaran381

9y↑52

One the most beautiful Masses of all times. Absolutely, Heaven-like... Thank you so much for posting it!

@johnlawrence8738

2y↑7

Angelic voices fills the heavens

@Phylosofo

6y↑384

00:01 Kyrie
04:44 Gloria
11:00 Credo
20:54 Sanctus et Benedictus
28:33 Agnus Dei 1 et 2

@milosblagojevic5899

3y↑3

Thank you.

@hellennobrega8097

3y↑1

Obrigadaaa!!!

@alanguedes7658

@Hellen Nobrega Brasiiiiilll

@alanguedes7658

@Alvaro Higino Brasiiiil

@patrickngugi8194

Thank you

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@LukeSkywalkerInMe

4y↑10

Nothing compares to this. My absolute favourite mass. So sad Palestrina isn't as famous as other composers.

@el7284

4y↑2

Not quite. In fact, when I was first dipping my toes into the Renaissance polyphony mess, he seemed to be the go-to guy for new listeners. Of course, over time one's ear becomes more aware of the fact that much of Palestrina sounds....the same. His earlier works are more intricate and I personally love that style. The blockier, chordal Venitian style wears on me rather quickly

@annal5153

24w↑1

I think people get him confused with Palestine XD

No, what's going on is he's Renaissance, not technically Classical, so he's not in the compendia of "Great Classical Composers." That said, he's common in high school, college, and community choir curricula--admittedly, I went to a high school with pre-professional music programs (and dear Lord, the sacrifices my parents made to rent a house in that school district!), but I definitely sang Palestrina's Sicut Cervus in high school choir. So yeah, Mr. P is probably not one of the 3 or so Great Classical Orchestra Dudes that Joe Average can probably name--that would be Mozart, Beethoven, and Wagner, maybe also Tchaikovsky for The Nutcracker, or Bach for the ubiquity of his music. But among serious musicians? Anyone who was in a decent choir ever, at any age where you can do four-part harmony? Especially a sacred music or Renaissance choir? The love for Palestrina smoulders like the charcoal under incense.

@peaceplease326

1y↑7

This Agnus Dei (especially the first one) sung by this choir is the most beautiful thing I've ever heard <3

@igalflint

10y↑42

the first time i heard Palestrina's music i was only 14 and somehow it has captured me very deeply. today i am 55 and keep having the same feelings

@elenagg7375

8y↑2

And I'm 14...

@elenagg7375

8y↑1

And I'm 14... Haha

@RagingWhoremoans

7y↑1

Did you make shirtless selfies back then too? Old habbits die hard I guess.

@igalflint

AND WHAT IS THE CONNECTION BETWEEN PALESTRINAS'S MUSIC AND MY PERSONAL PHOTOGRAH? BY THE WAY, THERE WERE NO "SELFIES" BACK THAN .

@drmichaelshea

7y↑1

I'm 68. And what was beautiful before is still beautiful now.

@joselopes2293

3y↑31

Palestrina devoted much of his life to religious choral composition.His works after the Council of Trent were the only ones allowed in religious celebrations, since they are considered not to divert believers from the fundamental of these acts. Their compositions are magnificent of a great catholic feeling for God, leading to a deep religious meditation. The voices are amazing.

@MusicClasica

3y↑1

Music beautiful!!

@danyiluska

5y↑35

That Kyrie opens up so beautifully! It's exactly the way as I imagine how a Kyrie should be! I become obsessed with this missa.

@janenorris1225

3y↑3

Me too. I listen to the kyrie every day if possible. It's so soothing in these crazy times

@jorgemiranda6546

5y↑23

Me hizo llorar.
Es magnífico, no hay palabras para describir esta hermosura.

@cuentodelasanimas8113

X2 acá extasiado de tanto amor por dios, es tan maravilloso, me elevó a los cielo en su infinito amor...

@pokeboy2165

7y↑32

Gives me chills every time. Such sublime music!

@O-sa-car

7y↑3

the definitive recording of this work

@christiangoubaud

Amen to that

@sheetsandgrinsvideos7059

try Et Ecce Terrae Motus by Brumel sometime with headphones

@azzhh1282

5y↑269

I'm not christian, but this is one of the most beautiful sound i have ever heard

@clinteastwood8323

4y↑5

Great! The same applies for me too.

@johndiaz9999

4y↑29

find a Parish that does Latin Mass, just sneak in there and you'll hear more music like this ... just a bit of caution, there may be a high chance that you would convert 😂

@nextlifeonearth

4y↑9

I'm a member of a church choir, but don't believe in a god. It wasn't a requirement, so I joined for the music.
Not the best choir I've ever been in, but it's better than none (or that's what I tell myself when we do modern music, which I hate).

@silencecn5146

4y↑24

Beauty has no religion.

@javageek123

3y↑14

agree with John Diaz' comment. i am from Asia. but love such beautiful church music and attend a Traditional Latin Mass on Sundays. best decision of my life. the visual majestic ceremonials of the liturgy, in the backdrop of this heavenly music is very ethereal. the soul will transcend. as a Catholic Christian, i meet the Lord in such closeness as Moses met the Lord God at the Green Bush on Fire. even if you are an atheist, you will be lifted up spiritually by the transcendent beauty of the music and liturgy.

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@st.michaelthearchangelorth1055

3y↑13

I grew up with this Gimell recording. So many wonderful hours praying with this music in seminary! During the Counter Reformation there was a movement among the bishops to exclude all forms of music at Holy Mass excepting chant. It was Palestrina's music that convinced the Council of Trent to allow polyphonic music. Deo gratias!

@michaelvasquez9677

Until our music director left. Palestrina was the normative music during the Mas at saint s Simon and Jude cathedral in Phoenix Arizona.

@fabrizioviotti6872

5y↑28

It's wonderful, this is the true power of human voice; when they sing they are light, harmonious adr powerful at the same time.We have a wonderful melody and a powerful dynamic. I think it's a joy for human ears, religious or not.

@LuizBHMG

4y↑5

Quanta genialidade! Um dos primeiros e grandes pilares da música polifônica.

@magnuswilson4754

9y↑18

I love pieces written by Palestrina. Simply beautiful.

@erlebnis89

10y↑52

This really means much to me...I wonder one day when I'll be old what will I think listening to it, I hope I will be just a step, a glimpse closer to the Lord

@emrekaracanta1332

3y↑1

You are 6 years older what do you think right now?

@Catherine-my1uc

2y↑1

I am "old" chronologically. I have had the pleasure of singing this mass several times over the course of my adult life. It brings such pleasure and each time I hear and experience it differently. Don't know that I can promise a step closer but do believe I can promise ever more complex and sublime a listening experience as you grow and change.

@shin-i-chikozima

3y↑4

This chorus is beyond description , unfathomable , inspirational , graceful and comfortable to the ear and the mind

@patri1689

5y↑7

My playlist is in continue mode and it starts playing this sublime music and my soul is at constant peace. And I said why am I feeling this much peace, then I realized these are actually a prayers from Holy Mass. What a Jem !!

@mariajosefagarcia8623

5y↑11

Esquisita,imposible no cerrar los ojos y pensar en la grandeza de nuestro Senor.

@LewisHamsterHammond

10y↑22

I love their voices - so ethereal!

@officialgruber

2y↑3

Such godly singing. I can't express the feeling I have hearing this.

@dennispearson9287

4y↑13

This is By Far The Greatest, and Most Definitive Rendering of The Pope Marcellus Mass, That Has Ever Been Performed or Recorded!!!! In the 30 Years Since This Now Legendary Recording was Made, No Choir Has Come Remotely Close to Equalling or Surpassing this Immortal Performance!!!!!

@MrJdsenior

4y↑2

It IS VERY good. Sometimes in recordings of this type/timbre of choir voices/large hyper-live environment you get HORRIBLE peaks at some frequencies, especially in the mid to high soprano register. Here they are subtle, rather than Earth shattering. It is enjoyable to listen to. Not sure how they did it, but good job. In the analog domain, that is very difficult to do well (notches cause phase problems, etc.) but in the current digital domain, with complex SW driven signal processing being easy, I don't know why someone doesn't go back and fix those old recordings that WEREN'T this good. Demand, probably. I even hear current stuff on YT that are otherwise good recordings, and superb performances, that have the problem, in SPADES!

The performance speaks for itself. One comment I found funny was a choir director we used to have said it's almost difficult to sound BAD in an environment like that. ;-)

@DanielaSantos-wv1vp

5y↑13

Uma PAZ ouvir essas músicas.Ao Senhor,toda honra e toda glória ! Obrigada meu Senhor!

@MusicClasica

🕊 😍

@1earflapping

5y↑4

One of the most beautiful choral music pieces I've ever heard in my life (73 years).

@filippolovatin6058

4y↑2

Singers are angels!

@fuggedaboudit223

2y↑27

The kyrie is to me the most beautiful piece of choral music ever written . I sometimes listen to it while gazing at a crucifix and the eyes start watering

@jprivate7539

1y↑2

I agree.

@ERiCDrAyViN

1y↑3

It is certainly up there with Palestrina's Sicut Cervus. Stunning.

@otitrujillo

10y↑19

Esta música es una sinfonía de voces humanas, grandiosa en sí misma que no necesita instrumentación complementaria.

@fvvmmv1896

5y↑1

Excelente observacion.

@cuentodelasanimas8113

Así es, esta obra es magnífica en todo su explendor...

@Telukin

3y↑1

Back in the 90s, I bought a CD called "Lamentations - White - Tallis - Palestrina - Lassus - de Brito" on a whim, and it was a thing of pure beauty. Who would've thought it would be probably my most favourite CD of all time. I ADORE this music.

@uclcentreforperioperativem6462

4y↑2

What a piece, what a performance- i think the first one and a half minutes...- how it unfolds- is sublime.

@giotheproducer2476

5y↑15

It's amazing how in Italian Renaissance there were two opposite musical poles: Palestrina, with his beautiful consonance, and Gesualdo da Venosa, Luca Marenzio, with their experimental chromatisms....

@CeciliaSaraiva

5y↑3

Perfect comment!

@janenorris1225

3y↑2

This wonderful composition is so soothing in these tumultuous times. I've listened to other renditions, but for me this one is enhanced by this incredibly talented 15-voice choir singing at the perfect tempo

@johnlawrence8738

3y↑2

Excellent and words beyond description to explain this wonderful music and its composition

@francoislebedel4428

4y↑1

Sublime polyphonie, merveilleux chanteurs.

@ofilistephen9334

1y↑2

I cry when ever I listen to this masterpiece. Dunno why but it sinks deep into my being. Kyrie to me is the greatest of all.

@Musicienne-DAB1995

6y↑6

Beautiful music from the Renaissance master, Palestrina. His influence spanned far and wide, including on the great J S Bach, whose Mass in B Minor I have just heard.

@samialima8935

6y↑9

Ouvir o q me eleva ao Senhor 🙏

@MusicClasica

Verdad que sí,😍

@leonardisaksson9993

3y↑19

I heard this in an elective class in college, a musics appreciation class. I fell in love with the Lord again in hearing this.

@Dzanarika1

3y↑5

What a beautiful comment, Leonard. May the Lord bless your heart.

@TorMax9

2y↑1

@Guhraff - You have obviously buried your soul under a rubble of particularities.

@spencerandersen271

10y↑32

I find myself lost in a trance every time I listen to this. So does my anxious cat. I played it in front of her, and she calmed right down.

@fabrizioviotti6872

5y↑2

Even cats are very sensible to music. I had and still have cats who reacts positively to Chopin's Studies or the J.S. Bach's Branderburges Concerts. These are only examples. Talk radio often made them quite nervous. Classic music is very good for them and wonderful for us. It touches our deepest chords. if you are sensible to them you can feel its call. Even if you are an animal!

@dennispearson9287

IT DOES NOT SURPRISE ME THAT MUSIC INSPIRED BY THE SPIRIT OF GOD , THE AUTHOR , AND CREATOR OF ALL LIFE, HAS SUCH A SOOTHING AND LOVING EFFECT ON HIS CREATION THAT CAN BE PERCEIVED BOTH BY MAN ( GOD'S HIGHEST CREATION, MADE. IN HIS IMAGE, And REDEEMED BY THE PRECIOUS DIVINE BLOOD OF JESUS CHRIST ) AND BEASTS .

@jamesdownham6417

1y↑1

Stunning. Beautiful in every respect .

@raphael18ify

7y↑35

In addition, I think that this composition is one of the greatest pieces of music ever written.

@nextlifeonearth

4y↑1

Don't worry about that. There's more where that came from.

@raphael18ify

@CapnTates care to clarify?

@nextlifeonearth

4y↑2

@raphael18ify There is a lot more music from the time, which is equally beautiful.

@tomaszzukiewicz5404

3y↑4

Palestrina was a very gifted man. His masterpice is such spiritual. Like in heaven.

@istvanmezei5080

8y↑29

This is my favourite mass of Palestrina - beautiful.

@JeanFrancoisISSARTE

8y↑2

Surement une des plus grande oeuvre de G.P.Palestrina ! Plaisir d'écoute

@orettaakhtar6056

35w

What a Masterpiece, so beautifully performed. Truly Music from Heaven, thank you for sharing.

@giorgiobellachioma7772

40w

Great masterpiece, timeless. As Italian, I'm lucky and I can visit hundreds of spectacular Renaissance churches listening in my hear-phones Palestrina's Sacred music.

@stuffwithsoph8264

3y↑2

Makes you feel something you can't even describe-- that's how you know it's good

@normhardy

4y↑3

Glorious praise.

@suehansen7290

5y↑9

I first heard this in college in 1965 . Still love it. It is heavenly music.

@carolmikofsky4976

Anton: me, too (Oberlin)

@agatamansueto4258

2y↑3

Palestrina grazie per tutte le meraviglie che hai scritto!💙❤💛 Grazie anche a voi che le cantate....bellissimo bravi 👏👏👏👏♥️🧡💛💜❤💚💙

@jasperedwards81

3y↑1

This is amazing, superb, inspiring and so joyful. A wonderful rendition of this piece. For those with a real interest in this piece or type of music, for another wonderful version Voices of Ascension does it in Prince of Music and their version to me is hardly different but real students of music or very attentive listeners might pick up on subtle differences. Not to say either is better--both are superb and to my ear flawless. I just like this piece of music so much I am delighted to find other performances of it to hear different approaches. Fabulous job by this group and hope to see them in person if Covid ever ends.

@larsruben1

3y↑2

So beautiful it sounds like Heaven.

@drmichaelshea

7y↑3

Wonderful! Thank you. I am so grateful to the old masters for their artistry and for the spirit of reverence and awe it engenders. I remember well how sad I felt the first time I ever attended a mass to find that that great musical heritage has been discarded for the sake of entertaining the popular culture.

@ignacioito

9y↑197

This brings me peace among an ocean of issues. This transports me outside me. This is the art.

@jeffpruett6706

8y↑19

+Ignácio Ito - i face many medical issues now, but this music transports my soul beyond all worries about that. It is truly a blessing for us all.

@user-cy5kk4sv9q

8y↑21

of course it's a blessing! IT'S A MASS!

@emilythompson2869

7y↑2

@rainadkins4827

4y↑3

Well said, Ignacio. The composers of that time knew more about bringing real peace to the human heart than any musicians ever (except Bach, whoi was a genius at it). This music comes on, and everything inside me un-twists and un-clenches]

@dennispearson9287

4y↑2

Composers. Who. Have. Life. In Christ ,. In. The. Holy. Spirit. ,. Are. Already. Experiencing. A Preview of. Heaven. Right. Here. On. Earth, and. Are. Able. To. Communicate this. REALM. To. People. On Earth !! Whether. It. Be. Bach ,. Beethoven ,. Mozart, Palestrina,. Or a. Host. Of Other. Composers ,. A. Person. Can. Tell. When. They Have. Heard. Music. That. Was. Composed. By. Someone. Connected. To. GOD!!!...

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@kironomist

5y↑5

Sublime! I love the Tallis Scholars and I love Palestrina and polyphony!

@reed0199

1y↑1

Exquisite !!! ABSOLUTELY ANGELIC. Thank You For Posting !!!

@oliverm9876

4y↑4

I listen to modern contemporary music just like everyone else and I wouldn’t say I think classical music is better, rather I think everything has its place and purpose but nothing makes me shiver the way choral arrangements such as this do. It’s such a completely different experience.

@mr.andmrs.linnenbom6667

We don't listen to modern contemporary music.

@wendyhonnor2487

2y↑1

Just amazing. Thank you so much.

@robcmstephens

3y↑2

Incredible performance!

@Goryalight

4y↑4

I really love this piece from him.

@salveregina878

6y↑17

Tudo que é de Deus, feito por Deus e para Deus, é belo, no mais pleno e absoluto sentido da palavra. Louvado seja Nosso Senhor Jesus Cristo.

@hellmutbolling8062

It´s offered to GOD and its woderful. Jesus is only one assistant to this miracle.

@mariamanuelalago3979

Ámen

@Tom-kt8lu

46w↑1

Beautifully recorded.

@user-zy2mz6sj6h

2y↑4

Потрясающей красоты божественная музыка!

@haraldgegenfurtner3166

4y↑32

To me (as a constant atheist) this appears to be the most ingenious and sublime Christian mass ever composed.

@dieunisest-hilaire964

3y↑6

Jesus loves you. Be blessed

@darlgearhart988

3y↑1

as opposed to an inconsistent athiest?

@haraldgegenfurtner3166

2y↑2

@Dieunise St-Hilaire: Thank you, Dieunise! May your God bless you. Dear regards.

@haraldgegenfurtner3166

@Darl Gearhart: I wrote "constant", not "consistent". :o)

@cantatanoir6850

My personal favorite is Bach's Mass in B Minor

@ricardos.cabral8409

5y↑9

Maravilhoso!

@cristinaportoporto8643

3y↑5

Gloria a Dios ...música para mis oídos. Gracias gracias gracias.

@antoniopedrosa3755

5y↑8

Magnífica, é nos eleva.

@worthmoremusic

21w

Stunningly sacred.

@stlouisix1

3y↑3

The Sounds from Heaven!

@patriciocristobalgallardoz341

4y↑11

Si la polifonía renacentista tiene tres misas, ésta es sin duda una de las más maravillosamente bellas. Su emoción trasciende épocas, estilos y cualquier forma musical. La interpretación aquí presentada casi no tiene rivales.

@cuentodelasanimas8113

Es muy cierto, es casi angelical, te hace acercarte a Dios en tu corazón, con un sentimiento de mucho amor

@nulakiustha

18w

Cuales son las otras dos?

@patriciocristobalgallardoz341

18w

@@nulakiustha Es una forma de decir. No hay que tomarlo literal

@nulakiustha

18w

@@patriciocristobalgallardoz341 Vale. Hablo solo un poco de espanol. Gracias

@MusicClasica

3y↑8

Simplemente maravilloso!! 🔝😍

@glorfindel2012

9y↑27

Lovely and ethereal and powerful all at the same time.

@arsnovazapata

8y↑12

Más allá de las creencias, no cabe duda de que esta música llega a lo más profundo del alma.

@jeffpruett6706

+JOSÉ NOVA
JOSÉ NOVA1 week ago - Más allá de las creencias, no cabe duda de que esta música llega a lo más profundo del alma. (ENG, from Google translate: Beyond belief, there is no doubt that this music reaches deep into the soul.)

So true, Jose! I've heard it dozens of times, and it still moves me
beyond myself and into the spiritual realm every time. (Hope this works
in Google translate: " Translate from English to Spanish using Google Translate, hope it works... "Tan cierto, José ! He oído decenas de veces , y todavía me mueve más allá de mí mismo y en el reino espiritual cada vez."

@annasandqvist5563

2y↑2

The Most Beautiful Of Palestrina I Ever
Heard . Totaly Love ❤️ It .

@enricrodriguez-llorens304

6y↑45

This is insanely brilliant

@JohnS0603

6y↑2

Right! Both the work of the ccmposer, and the work of these musicians.

@MusicClasica

It's beautiful!!

@andrewm9221

3y↑2

@VictorOrtega-ue2tq

38w↑1

tremenda musicalidad!

@AloysiusEmanuel-.-

8y↑40

Glória a Deus!

@jeffpruett6706

8y↑7

+Aloysius Emanuel - Glória a Deus!

@aluno-uniex7761

5y↑5

Glória!

@GabrielOliveira-rd7cm

5y↑1

@M. Olá

@isaiah3872

5y↑1

Agora e sempre!

@porpedroiiebertrand

4y↑1

aleluia

@cecilchamslimited186

7y↑8

GLORIOUS music, cant compare it to any other

@theradioattheendoftheworld4251

3y↑3

I had been listening to this for about 10 minutes before I realized it was all human voices.

@marcogroppo8442

2y↑1

Il Kyrie è e resterà sempre un monumento della musica.
Che sia vera o non la storia circa il nome della Messa, questo brano rimarrà aere perennius, dimostrando la grandezza del Cattolicesimo e di Palestrina.

@user-mt1ty5kc3u

7y↑5

A heavenly touching voice of our flowering soul...

@tonymonaghan8143

Фьюш Каштанов hi

@LilianaIliescu-uh3dg

48w↑1

Awesome heavenly music

@gsosatube

10y↑17

This is sublime music. I cannot add more to what other music lovers have so far written below, except probably that such creations are the more awe inspiring since they were composed, performed and sung amidst political upheavals and gruesome wars among the world's superpowers of the XVIth century that claimed privileged sea trading routes and overlordship of lands and cultures beyond Europe, while the Ottoman Empire advanced, even reaching the city of Vienna one century later.

@fvvmmv1896

5y↑3

Perfeccion.La pieza más impresionante en Toda la Historia de la Musica.Asi debe ser el Coro qie canta a Jesus en el Cielo.

@thiagoneitzert7709

4y↑2

obra celestial grandioso

@ronaldofabiano2353

1y↑3

Até Mozart ficou mudo e guardou todas as notas desta Obra para ser inesquecível dentro dele. Só restanos nos chorar.

@augustocesar2594

52w

Com certeza há espíritos mais sensíveis aos Céus. Cresci ouvindo música sertaneja na fazenda. Mas quando ouço um coral desses tenho a sensação de que estou lá...😢😢