The repeated passage “Si est dolor símilis sicut dolor meus” has got to be the loneliest, most desolate piece of music ever composed.

Someone knows here which Harpsicord is this one? Thanks

Brano meraviglioso!! Ma esecuzione fiacca fino all' inverosimile!! Purtroppo la musicalità, della scrittura polifonica, sembra essersi smarrita da secoli!!... Forse concentrandosi maggiormente sulla sonorità degli ambienti, sull'unione delle varie voci, potremo rinvenire, col tempo, la chiave per dissigillare i forzieri nei quali giacciono sepolti questi tesori musicali, frutti di un' estetica ed una sensibilità da noi tanto lontana!!...

Thank you for posting this. Hauntingly beautiful. I love an early chant with drone!

Finalmente la "Messa" come l'aveva concepita l'Autore ! : i Discanti e gli Alti eseguiti da voci bianche e non da quelle femminili

I wonder why this song reminds me of the disagreements and lack of character affinity between Andy and Brian of the Sweet...😆Joking aside, the song is wonderful and Jacqui McShee has the voice of a fairy, she would make a shopping list magical...💞

Paul Gilbert's The Jig

Was ist das? Ist das Bach? Nein. Ist Mozart.

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EXTRAORDINARY AND HEAVEN S MUSIC AND INTERTPRETER, THANKS. GUS PEREZ E., FROM BOGOTA, COLOMBIA, SOUTH AMERICA. LISTENING TO THIS GOLDEN GEM, AT HOME, JULY 23, 2204, IT S NOW 12 35 P.M. ON A VERY SUNNY DAY, AND GREAT WEATHER HERE.

Can she excuse my wrongs with Virtue's cloak? Shall I call her good when she proves unkind? Are those clear fires which vanish into smoke? Must I praise the leaves where no fruit I find? No no: where shadows do for bodies stand Thou may'st be abus'd if thy sight be dim Cold love is like to words written on sand Or to bubbles which on the water swim Wilt thou be thus abused still Seeing that she will right thee never? If thou canst not o'ercome her will The love will be thus fruitless ever Was I so base, that I might not aspire Unto those high joys which she holds from me? As they are high , so high is my desire: If she this deny, what can granted be? If she will yeld to that which reason is It is Reason's will that Love should be just Dear make me happy still be granting this Or cut off delays if that die I must Better a thousand times to die Than for to live thus still tormented: Dear, but remember it was I Who for thy sake did die contended

This music never get old. A band overflowing with talent.

💝🤩👍❤️🧡💛💚🩵💙💜🤎Love you ! Since a long time, the album is WONDERFULL🖤🩶🤍🩷💖🌀

Maybe this started as a nature mythe. The light girl represented day. The dark one symbolized night. So night kills day.

Sempre profonda e solenne la musica di Part!!

Amazing!

David James, countertenor, Gordon Jones, bass.

superb

2024 اشهد ان لا اله الا الله و اشهد ان محمد رسول الله

💘🪷. 🕉️🕉️. 🔥🔥 🪷

December 1974, the Science Center Computer Lab, Harvard, Cambridge MA. Night after night I sat with my ridiculously clunky program to write four-part harmony, each protocol taking hours as the core-intensive thing kept slipping to the bottom of the PDP-11 (Harvard-MIT) stack. There was a record player and this song played all day and all night, repeating every half-hour or so. I was too absorbed to take in either words or meaning -- I just thought it was Joni Mitchell or somebody singing about the "bonny blue" (i.e., the ocean). But it was one of the most beautiful songs I had ever heard. Fast-forward 40 years (I never went anywhere with computers, and I still have a flip phone!), I went searching for that song, armed only with the word "bonny." Found it, and the rest of the "Cruel Sister" album, and recognized it immediately. Took me back to college and less fraught times. "Lay the bent to the bonny broom" still something of a mystery - my best guess is agricultural: a scythe to the scotch broom in the field, although a sexual double entendre wouldn't completely shock me. The music is haunting.

This is the first time I've heard this, another and perhaps older iteration of a traditional form. I've heard the Early American version, possibly an English version, and one I think is medieval. The upright bass in this song is, as usual for Pentangle, the unsung hero Danny Thompson. But all parts shine in this morbid beautiful tune.

TRIP INTERGALATICO 🤯

This Kyrie and the missa pro defunctis by Lassus is one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written. Considering that Lassus himself sang it too having a beautiful tenor voice. The Hilliard Ensemble is the best!! I heart them many times live!

Haunting...

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Une interprétation jamais égalée. Une merveille !

20 years before black sabbath's cringefest

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Bert andJjohn were in the great guitar players of that area...bravo !

Does anyone know any similar songs? I really like this

Bert Jansch and Jacqui McShee what a combination

Love this version, but still prefer Old Blind Dogs version Ian Benzie’s vocal fits this song perfectly.

Engaging performance of the Dowland Classic. Crystal clear vocals. Masterful lute dynamics. In a word, “Superb.”

美しい

Beautifull~~~!!

I heard this in a british literature class 15yrs ago when one of my favorite teachers of all time Mr. Mike Gruber was teaching us about sonnets. This never left me. I thought it was so beautiful although the story was tragic. I couldn’t remember the name! Just the melody and the fact that it had “sister” in the title. Between those two things, I had an aha moment today that lead down a rabbit hole which resulted in me finding this video, the EXACT rendition that Mr. Gruber introduced to me many years ago. Thank you for this video! The nostalgia it gave 🙌🏽

This is definitely mozart

May Almighty God bless and love you all.

So beautiful!

“Is this bach? Is this Bach?” “No, I think Mozart…” “Mozart?”

Thanks so much for sharing this, just discovering. Love the Garcia song Oh the Wind and Rain or Dreadful Wind and Rain, which is a slight variation of the version presented by Gillian Welch and David Rawlings of the same name.....Fascinating folk music history, the same tale being woven into different ballads, is that what we have here - with a graphic elaboration of the construction of the instrument ? Here are the lyrics as presented by Jerry Garcia > There were two sisters came walkin' down the stream Oh the wind and rain The one behind pushed the other one in Cryin' oh the dreadful wind and rain Johnny gave the youngest a gay gold ring Oh the wind and rain Didn't give the oldest one anything Cryin' oh the dreadful wind and rain They pushed her into the river to drown Oh the wind and rain And watched her as she floated down Cryin' oh the dreadful wind and rain Floated 'till she came to a miller's pond Oh the wind and rain Mama oh father there swims a swan Cryin' oh the dreadful wind and rain The miller pushed her out with a fishing hook Oh the wind and rain Drew that fair maid from the brook Cryin' oh the dreadful wind and rain He left her on the banks to dry Cryin' oh the wind and rain And a fiddlin' fool come passing by Cryin' oh the dreadful wind and rain Out of the woods came a fidder fair Oh the wind and rain Took thirty strands of her long yellow hair Cryin' oh the dreadful wind and rain And he made a fiddle bow of her long yellow hair Oh the wind and rain He made a fiddle bow of her long yellow hair Cryin' oh the dreadful wind and rain He made fiddle pegs of her long finger bones Oh the wind and rain He made fiddle pegs of her long finger bones Cryin' oh the dreadful wind and rain And he made a little fiddle of her breast bone Oh the wind and rain The sound could melt a heart of stone Cryin' oh the dreadful wind and rain And the only tune that the fiddle would play Was oh the wind and rain The only tune that the fiddle would play Was oh the dreadful wind and rain

God on earth

buen opening

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Masterpiece, so beautiful and melancholic

Assolutamente un Genio!!

Excellent!!

just brilliant

Que loco jaja