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I like the sound of these songs. It's quiet and peaceful.

My 39 year old neighbor just turned me on to this and I'm 50 and & I thought I had heard it all but I was wrong

.....СЛАВА В ВЫШНИХ БОГУ И НА ЗЕМЛЕ МИР, В ЧЕЛОВЕЦЕХ БЛАГОВОЛЕНИЕ.....

Sounds more like Rimsky than Rach.

I am wondering if Stravinsky borrowed a bit from Sergi. Many of the progressions an much of the orchestration sounds similar to Rite and Firebird.

tis ist god

How did I not know this existed!?

Tres bien music !

I seriously want this played at my funeral.

bardzo milo wspominam to nagranie

Да вот же она , Сила Божия , способная изменить жизнь человека.

Soprano!

3:27 Amen Hayr Surb .

Stabat Mater is Pergolesi's masterpiece. It is considered a great medieval text describing the Virgin Mary's suffering at the foot of the cross as she witnessed not only her son dying but the son of God dying. According to legend, this piece of music was the last piece of music work that Pergolesi wrote before his death. It became one of the most popular and enduring works of the entire eighteenth century.

Beautiful piece so delicate Discovered it on my birthday

🙏🏻.......

much better than Bethoven , by a rock landslide

Amazing

I have always thought that russian culture is a very gothic culture in its nature, and it looks like maestro Rachmaninoff was of the same opinion.

Actually the symphony poem is written after the Lermontov's poem of the same name "the Cliff" (the Rock) depicting a golden cloud resting at night on a chest of a giant mighty cliff after a reckless and joyful day's ride... after the cloud has flown away with the other clouds, the cliff has dropped a tear being affected by a sudden love to the beautiful and light cloud... so there is nothing related to the visual row in the video. All these paintings actually are closer to the other group of Russian composers which is usually referred to as the Mighty Little Heap (or the Mighty Five)... they really were involved in publicistic themes and discussions about the justice, liberal ideas and so on... while Rachmaninov, being a younger fellow, was more romantic at that time... Though Rachmaninov was briefly familiar with Chekhov, Leo Tolstoy, and was a friend of many contemporary to him artists, himself he was not of politically inspired artists. All those paintings of Venetsianov, Vassiliev, Fedotov, Savrasov and especially Flavitsky have nothing even distantly related to Rachmaninov's musical credo... They are of conceptually different epochs. The Bells is written on text of Edgar Poe, The Island of the Dead is after Arnold Bocklin's painting, the Second piano sonata was inspired by Goethe's Faust, among his works there are the Variations on theme of Corelli and Chopin. Even his last works - most tragic and profound The Third symphony, the Three Russian songs, the Fourth piano concert, the Rapsody on theme of Paganiny and the Symphonic Dances are inspired by ... and are far away from idyllic Venetsianov's paintings, genre pictures of Fedotov and Perov, Barbisonian school inspired Vassiliev's paintings and impressionistic Savrssov. The Cliff is a symphonic poem with a strict program. There is no need in creating of a new visual alternative that has nothing merely close to author's original idea. Sorry for so many words :)

Aмин

Thanks for uploading!

Il 25 dicembre del 2013 il bambinello in braccio alla MAdonna di Medjugorie ha detto alla vegente: "Io sono la vostra pace seguite i miei comandamenti" e questo vale anche per i pagani!!! oggi è il 10 gennaio!

It is for all you do not have to be Catholic

Il suffit tout simplement de chanter......juste...... et la magie opère.

Me imagino el terrible dolor de la madre viendo a su hijo entregar su vida por los pecados del mundo. Es muy hermosa la polifoniía antigua y en particular esta pieza de Palestrina.

It is a very sad and wonderful music. The infinite love of Mary for his son saving our sins.

Rakmaninov is just a god XD

I meant on the Treble part, here the second highest part for once.

Andrew Parrott parcels out the solos among the whole choir - I'm surprised you didn't recognise the distinctive voice of Caroline Trevor on the Mean line at the beginning!! She is rather ubiquitous among early music groups.

Wonderful !

Who are the soloists? Sounds like the 1st tenor is Mark Padmore, but don't recognise any of the others.

Orhnut’un Hor yev Vordvoy ev Srboy Hogvoyn. ayzhm ev misht ev hawiteans hawitenits’. Amen.

Divine! Wonderful performance!!!

Sublime e spirituale, bella, eterico

I guess not. Haha I found it later however, it is "Princess Tarakanova" by Konstantin Dmitriyevich Flavitsky.

Well, you might ask, but it doesn't seem you'll get an answer . . .

lovely! thank-you very much...

In the 80s had the privilege to see Maestro Svetlanovand and the Russian State Orchestra at the Pasedena Auditorium :Los Angeles :playing The Rock and Kallinikov Symp nr 1 ,what a glrorious night ,i think he is one of the best conductor to interpreter Russian music The Maestro signed both Melodya Records and we shook hands ,the records are still in my possession ,What a treasure ! Thank you Gino

Co to takiego?

Hrashk gadarum

beautiful

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This is KNYAZHNA TARAKANOVA by a russian painter

heavenly

Might I ask if you know the title of the painting at 13:24? Thanks.

I wasn't familiar with this piece, but hearing it, I like it. I can't hear a hint of Debussy.

Հոգուս աղոթքը ձուլվեց այս երգչախմբի աղոթքի հետ: Շատ ապրեք:

Amazing

Great quotation! Says it all about the unique position great music holds in the pantheon of all the arts.