How to murder a great song in 2.02 minutes.

Unbelievly beautiful ❤

Is there a video recording of this amazing performance?

well well ! almost 10 years ago, and I only knew about Mr. Stubbs via BEMF! nice work men!

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great performance. Tenor and bass are perfect!

Absolutely beautiful. I studied singing music from this period at the Guildhall in London and applaud the whole performance. Excellent.

Stunning.

Purcell: que genio! Me encanta!

Gracias. Super!

Everything that Maestro Stephen Stubbs brings to life is of the highest quality. Singers, orchestra, stage directors. And the music....so sublime!

Hermoso!!!!

That was amazing!!

i think i recognise the middle lady from another video...youre very good ma'am..xoxo

Technically difficult but they make it look easy. And the music shines through beautifully. Thank you!

Is this Steve Stubbs playing the guitar accompaniment? Lovely work by all.

Wow! I just found this gem.

I don't know what to say really. Just came to this after listening to Nic Jones.......just goes to prove that some people are made to make music and some can sing in tune.

"Quóniam tu solus Sanctus, tu solus Dóminus, tu solus Altíssimus," ; 00:36 "Jesu Christe," ; 00:44 "cum Sancto Spíritu: in glória Dei Patris. Amen" "For you only are holy, only you are Lord," ; "Jesus Christ, with the Holy Spirit: to the glory of God the Father. Amen."

Music at Mass is so shitty now compared to this.

What a lovely performance! And you'd like it hear lutenist Stephen Stubbs and harpist Maxine Eilander live-in-concert in Seattle, you can at Gallery Concerts on Saturday and Sunday, November 14th (7:30 p.m.) and 15th (3 p.m.) in the intimate Queen Anne Christian Church, 1316 3rd Avenue West. For tickets, call 206-726-6088 or go to www.galleryconcerts.org.

Who's in the cast?

When the singers begin... Bass: "HAIL", Tenor: "HAIL", Alto: "....." (her lips are moving, but no sound is emitted!). Combination of 'cello, harp and guitar continuo beautifully conceived.

Just gorgeous! And the lute accompaniment is really skillful.

Just perfect. PERFECT

Astounding.

Gosh that was excellent. Thank you. Perfect singing, wonderful accompaniment.

A stunning excerpt of Tragicomedia's recording "Why are all the muse's mute" directed by Stephen Stubbs in 1995 and released on Teldec. Here the singers are : Suzie LeBlanc, Barbara Borden, Steve Dugardin, Dounglas Nasrawi and Harry van der Kamp. If you live near or in Seattle, don't miss the opportunity to hear this live on October 25th 2013.

Very nice.

Thank you for adding the names of the soloists in this lovely video.