Miserere Mei Deus

This piece is Psalm 51, but first set to music by Allegri around 1630. It is one of the finest and most popular examples of renaissance polyphony.
It is often heard in Churches of the apostolic Christian tradition on Ash Wednesday, immediately following Shrove (pancake) Tuesday, marking Christ's return to Jerusalem.
Beautifully performed here by The Sixteen, listen out for the simplicity, humility and reverence.

[@ioannisdeligiannis8497]

As an orthodox Christian i find yhis masterpiece beautiful, a sound close to heaven music made by angels ! I dont care about Catholic or orthodox or anything else separates us. The God is one and all we are His children and all we are sinners with a little of His grace inside of us !

[@jloki3070]

the boy with the baloon who did this high pitch vocal brought me here and this is amazing vocals

[@Luizrene09]

Hahaha to me too

[@oracle4505]

Same

[@Huqe]

He didn't actually do it with helium, it's a joke. If we assume helium made you be able to hit high notes better, nobody would still be able to control the long note like that. The helium wears off and would be impossible to keep it at the same note. It would be decreasing in pitch actually. But helium does not actually increase your vocal range whatsoever. He's completely capable of hitting that note without it, they even had some sort of documentary where they spoke about how hard it was to increase the vocal range that far high. And they perform live and he now always hits that note with no problems.

[@fearlesswolf8593]

I was assigned to listen to this and thats how I recognised it

[@empamannen]

Same!! Been finding many beautiful songs

[@veronicav575]

This is on my bucket list to sing some day. I’m a mezzo soprano. This piece is absolutely enrapturing.

[@davidmunroe1320]

The Top C is an amazing note. She sings so clearly, it is like a soul spiralling upto Heaven, and taking us with it. Truly inspiring.

[@23daughters]

what a beautiful comment

[@fabianfretes7866]

Excelente comentario....

[@liannavarbanova9898]

Yes - I get goosebumps!!

[@astralislux]

Except for the vibrato. The high c should not have a vibrato anywhere near it.

[@rodcoates7027]

astralislux What vibrato? I can't hear any!

[@daveaskew8648]

This wonderful piece of music and singing is beautiful and so are the words of the Psalmist. Its about coming to God with a repentance and brokenness. Knowing full well you are a sinner and feeling the weight of your sin. Its about coming to God the father and asking for forgiveness. We are all sinners and thats why Jesus paind the price once and for allfor all humanity's sin. We can be forgiven and made right with God the father through the sacrifice of Jesus his son. Peace and blessings to you all.

[@renetianfohkrsna7679]

Le Psaume 51 est chanté merveilleusement, c'est un cantique de repentance. Si tout un chacun se fait violence pour fuir l'orgueil et reconnaître ses fautes, tout le monde vivrait mieux, et la paix reviendrait dans nos pays.

[@Garnog404]

Despite the toxic world we currently inhabit, this is a reminder that spiritual beauty is transcendent. I feel cleansed listening to this.

[@tomtalker2000]

+Don Grantham I DO TOO...!!! And your right despite the toxicity we've created in this world we all live in. This music is the Lord's way of bringing EVERYONE AND EVERYTHING back to peace and tranquility.

[@cvmetalworks4594]

+tomtalker2000 Yes, by the repentance spoken of in the Psalm - here in Latin. That's the first word of the Gospel: Repent, for the Kingdom of God is at hand. Being right with Him is peace and tranquility.

[@suilvenmountain2395]

+Don Grantham and the harmony is so simple as well

[@evaannavonbehne8605]

And that is how we are supposed to feel.

[@geewhiz5926]

Deus Vult my brother!

[@garagoles]

it doesn't matter what religion you follow, the beauty of this piece goes beyond any belief.

[@JamesVideoCollection]

Well, it doesn't really go "beyond any belief". It's intrinsically Christian. The reality is that Christian music, at its best, conveys a beauty that connects us to the transcendent. Perhaps what you meant is that anyone can appreciate it, which is true.

[@JamesVideoCollection]

@@garagoles Well, I'd say you aren't doing a very good job loving Satan if you love music devoted to God lol

[@WhisperingTranquility.]

@@JamesVideoCollection imagen you are not allowed to enjoy a beautiful piece of music without having to believe in a god xD such a joke

[@QueophiQueen]

@@WhisperingTranquility. music is music either way anyone should enjoy it

[@martinkalk8256]

@@JamesVideoCollection melodies and harmonies do not belong to any religion, the text may be Christian and i think thats kind of what he meant

[@illhorse]

What a stunning masterpiece. The voices are amazing. The lady who hit the highest note really tugged on my heartstrings! Lol. I get goosebumps when I think about how people hundreds of years ago listened to the same piece of music I'm listening to now. It kind of blows my mind. I would love to see The Sixteen live, I think I would be overwhelmed with the beautiful sound and historic feeling. Lol. I love it.

[@suilvenmountain2395]

+illhorse My dream is to be on that balcony singing bass on the balcony with the soprano...

[@suilvenmountain2395]

+illhorse Saw them at Peterborough and did a musical workshop with them. Time and money very well spent.

[@oOcitizenOo]

+illhorse thnx for this comment, it reflects on what i feel exactly

[@quitasistanumberone]

+illhorse You caught that amazing first soprano. On point with Sarah Brightman. Chills and tears....so beautiful i include this version in my own prayer playlist.

[@Musicienne-DAB1995]

The High C gives me goosebumps too.

[@briankirk8197]

That high C sounds so comfortably in the soprano's range, moreso than any other version I've heard. Amazing.

[@borg_cube]

I thought the same, clearly one of the best sopranos I've heard singing this piece.

[@nusman]

Go listen to Tenebrae Choir, I liked that version better...I don’t like the vibrato she throws in those high notes, but that’s very personal of course

[@nusman]

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[@goodstorylover]

@@nusman I do not like the Tenebrae version so much, that lady´s high notes are very sharp, this one is more round, I think - the vibrato here is heard mostly in lower passages, high notes are perfect, I think. To be fair, I think the Tenebrae choir as such holds somewhat better together.

[@kronblomqqq]

That is really not ok.

[@penduloustesticularis1202]

As a devout Atheist I find this ethereal., transcendental and sublime. I hereby declare myself a cultural Christian for life.

[@francouafrancis4838]

Almost like the transcendent exists.

[@penduloustesticularis1202]

@@francouafrancis4838 Almost.

[@Crusader-George]

do you adhere to the "infinite regress"

[@Crusader-George]

for a cultural atheist like yer, check out Adoremus in Aeternum Ave Maria (Petrus Josephus) additions for war type songs: 1.clamavi de profundis song of kings 2.chevalier mult estez guariz 3. le roi Louis 4. St Georges guide nous

[@slytherin0queen]

I'm an atheist and this brought me to tears, absolutely beautiful

[@MikeJackal]

+slytherin0queen Agreed, I too am an atheist but that doesn't mean we can't admire the beauty of religious art, music, and poetry.

[@George70220]

+slytherin0queen I'm Jared and this brought me to children, absolutely pedoful.

[@stp52x]

+slytherin0queen Meh. I prefer Gorgoroth.

[@hetismij21]

+sp00ky alein You can't even spell! Jared the moron.

[@dc443]

+Het ismij whoosh! Beautiful music though. :'-) I always come back to this one.

[@SirGawainDF]

Believe in God and you will be saved. Jesus is the way and the truth and the life.

[@Gunsl1nger76]

When i die this is the music i want to hear

[@NaufalMarsel]

Really nigga

[@darwinwilliams485]

But you..... ... never mind🖕

[@dotthreetimes]

Rusty_Cylon or banjovi dead or alive?

[@TheAutumnWind_RN4L]

It's a wee bit melancholy, but I hear you.

[@candelario4288]

You need to do a perfect act of contrition along with the sentiment this piece produces in you. Golden key to Heaven. God bless you. Not easy

[@Mistyeyez2024]

Every time I hear that high C, I think of this song and go back to listen to it.

[@EvansKol]

Me too..a true masterpiece

[@joseemarie6155]

J'ai l'impression d'être à côté de Jésus quand je vous écoute. Toucher le ciel. Vous chantez comme des anges ! Merci !

[@keithmacdonald173]

I listened and listened to this leading up to my mother's passing. I imagined her being handed to God (if there be such a being).He would have been happy to take her but sad she had left us as we were. Unbelievable music straight to the heart. Epic.

[@joaosolreis3004]

If it is this beautiful here, imagine how it will be in Heaven

[@laurencej7792]

Better enjoy it now, just in case...

[@jarkazuijdervliet6847]

The most overwhelming performance of Allegri's miserere mei. Every time I listen to it, The Sixteen take my breath away.

[@AnantaGiovanniPranaya]

i hope i can find similar music like this on the billboard 100 charts.

[@HoneyBoom]

+Ananta Giovanni Pranaya promote my band and maybe we'll do something similar :P

[@foreignhour2388]

Good luck lol

[@Orsan_]

Unfortunately, this art isn't meant to be heard by everyone. Only the ones who have accepted the true beauty of music (and, if you're a believer, the speech of God Himself in this melodies) can hear this the way it was meant to be heard. Not like the modern, passionless rubbish that we call "music". This magnificent composition needs to be enjoyed, with passion and delight. Only when society wills to accept the art, this masterpieces will be the "top charts". But, despite the joy that this brings to the life of the listeners, that isn't going to happen. Not now, not in a close future. At least the awake can sense what this is, and will become part of the light to the humanity that this is.

[@suilvenmountain2395]

+The Guy stop being an elitist tw*t!

[@suilvenmountain2395]

+The Guy If it wasn't for Mozart this would only have been heard once a year, on the orders of the then Pope.

[@jeaninediringer3490]

Je trouve ces chants d une pureté de cristal et j ai des chairs de poule et mes yeux sont remplis de larmes. C’est un bonheur total BRAVO À VOUS TOUS.

[@abdallaharnaout6060]

as a muslim i find this very heavenly and a master piece, may everyone finds the peace within him ♥

[@foreignhour2388]

While a lot of music is made for religion...the way I see it, music knows no religious bounds I'm nonreligious and I think this is absolutely beautiful

[@marcellogenesi6390]

I am glad, because under Islamic rule it would be banned, as deemed corrupt, by the Coran. Together, with all the other masterpieces, by western composers. No Mozart! No Beethhoven! No Johann Sebastian Bach! No Rossini! No Operas! And no Allegri's Miserere!

[@JohnSmith-ie1pg]

Marcello Genesi well actually the use of musical instruments are against the religion this is the use of the human voice which is as far as I’m aware permitted. An extremely beautiful piece of art which should bring peace to everyone’s hearts

[@marcellogenesi6390]

John Smith This is a masterpice of western music and cannot be associated with islam, in any shape or form therefore haram, I am sure that if you ask a muslim foudamentalist, (and they are the ones that would be in charge) he would confirm my statement. No western art, no western music. '

[@mahmoudassran6503]

@@marcellogenesi6390 This Muslim fundamentalist that you are talking about Represent his own opinion my friend. Islam is way bigger than this. And believe as a Muslim am telling you there is nothing Haram about this as it's a supplication for God The one and only the sustainer of this whole world, including everyone in it the believers and none believers. But having said that everything that is Western is a pure evil and should be banned is a political propaganda to divide the nations ! It's a lot easier to rule them this way , through fear from the other . And guess what Everytime you promote this propaganda you bring insignificant ppl to the table and you make them significant. Good luck.

[@suckitallofyou]

I am heartbroken. I have yet to hear something as beautiful as this in my life. Just wow. Manly tears were shed.

[@magnusemeritus]

I know the feeling, man. This song truly is spiritual therapy.

[@csnow3774]

Absolutely breathtaking... and that soprano 1 on the balcony... flawless every single time, and such a gorgeous, pure voice.

[@geniuspatrick5842]

My pleasure ☺️ 1:40 3:59 6:14 8:37

[@brigidvandermoezel7814]

Just what I needed :)

[@geniuspatrick5842]

@elerye Tadını çıkar. :)

[@Neophema]

Why not just listen to the whole thing? All of it is beautiful. :p

[@wolfgangamadeusmozart1512]

eksi sozluk

[@mantis0750]

@@wolfgangamadeusmozart1512 Niye ekşi sözlük yazdın? Ekmek, şifonyer veya token physicalism de yazabilirdin. Seni ekşi sözlük yazmaya iten sebepleri diyorum, biraz dillendirsen.

[@protopiano6122]

Without being religious this is an urgent awesomeness in perfection

[@welshpete12]

The must be one of the top 5 most beautiful pieces of music in the world !

[@schallyrowle1978]

what is the others？

[@welshpete12]

@@schallyrowle1978 your choice ! :-)

[@SuperLucius88]

Im protestant and I believe that Jesus Christ died for me and my sins and this hymn for God is Perfect!!! Only God and Jesus deserve our Adoration!!!

[@CupcakeStrider]

I can't understand why some people in the world refuse to appreciate or listen to something beautiful like this just because they don't believe in it. I may be Agnostic (not the same thing as Atheism by the way), but I appreciate good music regardless of what it's about. This song is gorgeous and I enjoy Gregorian Chant in general. I could listen to it all day.

[@WarScythe_XD]

Exactly, It's the same thing with good rock or r&b, you might like the song, but not the meaning of the lyrics.

[@VRShow]

Those "some" people make links where links are not required, that is the problem. I AM an atheist, and base my life on learning and evidence BUT I appreciate music...almost all music (country music just doesn't do it for me) but everything from Rock to Heavy Metal to this and Celtic/New Age...music is one of humanities crowning achievements and should be celebrated...the survival of our ancestors is what made this possible.

[@garytruckey8750]

CupcakeStrider As Jesus said, "You are not far from the Kingdom of Heaven.

[@feonor26]

CupcakeStrider I'm an atheist and I find this kind of music to be absolutely stunning and beautiful.

[@isgalis]

CupcakeStrider I agree! I'm also an agnostic, but I this kind of music has always fascinated me. I listen to this song when I want to relax and meditate, but I always appreciate Gregorian Chant no matter the situation. Also, a lot of soundtracks from video games, movies and anime series use this kind of music, so it's not like people need to be religious to listen to this.

[@Ronythethird]

1:41 to 2:00 ....... o.O

[@stephen10.]

c 'est la voix des anges

[@Hairmetallurgist]

Popular legend has it that Pope Urban VIII held this piece in such high regard that the 1514 piece of music was never to leave St. Peter's, upon excommunication, except for three copies that were given to different ecumenical safekeeping. Upon hearing it once, 14 year old W.A. Mozart transcribed it, from memory, and, instead of excommunicating him, Pope Clement XIV awarded him with the Order of the Golden Spur. the cat was out of the bag, and the piece was published in 1771 for everyone to enjoy! Thanks, Wolfie!

[@perliva]

Hairmetallurgist He heard it more than once. Still out of this world though.

[@evertgoran]

He heard it two times before transcribing it completely, if I'm not mistaking?

[@juandediosjosesaavedra6094]

Gregorio Allegri was born in 1580 and the Miserere was composed around 1630

[@dieterpelz1971]

Yes. According to his dad's letters to home, he went back twice to hear it again for making minor corrections to his transcription. It then became public accidentally via London.

[@averyparks179]

Because the world wasn't ready for it.

[@ieradossantos]

1:17 Holy shit the lady has an amazingly bright sounding voice

[@Jeremiah17v9]

Don't you just love Catholic compositions!

[@cassiuscyparissus5567]

Yup, but anglican is still better though, imo

[@williamlambert9181]

Deva-Putra Wardiman not really.

[@murraysumpter4236]

Absolutely, although I'm very Catholic in my taste of music generally :)

[@bellaxrich]

I loooooooove it!!!

[@LightForxes]

Deva-Putra Wardiman Both Catholic and Anglican are great guys! :)

[@dennis-qu7bs]

my brother recommends listening to this with headphones after rolling a joint

[@logantruettstovall]

Then I would say your brother makes very mise and thoroughly investigated recommendations. This is my go to alone chilling and smoking song cause it gets me right with the world around me again.

[@2000YearsOfTradition]

+dennis themenace .. NO.

[@theelegantassassin1174]

I don't think God would be supportive of that decision and lifestyle

[@Johnclewes]

LMFAO.!!!! Pompous imbecile.

[@MattskaTVR]

@@theelegantassassin1174 Jesus would have used weed you moron. Deprogram your self and learn some history.

[@carmelmerlin1244]

So beautiful..makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up. I used to listen to this every night before I went to sleep....perfect peace.

[@somerandomdude855]

Ok...I know who stupid this might sound but I'm going to say it anyway. I'm muslim but this music is straight up perfection not even someone not religious can deny that.

[@TheNighthorn]

I feel the same. This music is awesome.

[@Musicienne-DAB1995]

I'm not religious, but this music is something else. These composers felt inspired by God to create something otherworldly.

[@physicsman7032]

Atheist here: music is for all people so share, love, and enjoy. and yes this is a masterpiece of masterpieces

[@unintelligentscientist5280]

+Physics Man i pity for your soul in condemnation if u will keep on denying the existence of God.

[@physicsman7032]

unintelligent scientist You are the only one bringing negative emotions into this conversation. Take a step off your exceeding tall moral high ground and look at your own actions.

[@basicaa]

Make me a clean heart, O God, and renew a right spirit within me. Cast me not away from Thy presence; and take not Thy Holy Spirit from me.

[@iamsatan7075]

ha

[@AveChristusRex]

You thin-intellect. She was bringing to light the eminent beauty of the words. If you can't appreciate it, refrain from talking garbage, probably-atheist.

[@shiremom4]

Judi Harbin, thank you for writing the words to this psalm. Those who read them are praying. That was missed on a few people. Where has the humility gone in this world?

[@ephraimfruitful5555]

Ameen ❤

[@dai_ko_myo]

Elin Manahan Thomas elevates this masterpiece to the heavens. No other woman has ever lifted a note to the realm of angels and cast me down to the depths of hell so profoundly.

[@Huqe]

This song reminds me that even in the darkest moments of life, there is hope.

[@danderran]

This type of choral music is part of Catholic heritage and has its roots in the Gregorian Chant renditions of the various Old Testament psalms which monks and nuns have chanted throughout the centuries, for the glory of God. I suspect few non-Catholics would have shown any interest in this type of music in the 17th and 18th centuries, especially as The Age of Enlightenment was unfolding (and some would have actively condemned it). I am glad that more and more non-Catholics are beginning to appreciate this type of music, not just for the singing, but for the actual meaning of the words.

[@redhen2470]

The actual meaning of the words? You sure you want them to investigate that? Burnt offerings? Animal sacrifice? Careful what you wish for.

[@lilium5434]

What a beautiful singing with meaningful beautiful words Psalm 51 is one of my best. This kind of worship is missing in our protestant churches that's why i sometimes visit the catholic chruches to listen to them singing like angels sending love to every human being in this world please be happy

[@lizzyclark4019]

Tears me up all every time I hear it.

[@szudy76]

We need more of this in the Catholic Church today. We’ve spiraled so far into secularism this type of music seems foreign and exotic. They perform it so beautifully.

[@Demun1649]

I agree. That is why I switched to the Anglo-Catholic wing of the Anglican Communion. They are Catholic, use most of the Roman literature, including my own RSV Bible. And they have priests who are much more believable. Visit an Anglo-Catholic, and compare the speed that the Lord's Prayer, and the Hail Mary, are said. The Romans race through as if they have left the dinner on the table, and the Anglos treat it as important PRAYER. And, they use Latin, sing as well as the Choir at Westminster Cathedral. I don't regret leaving the church of my Baptism, First Communion, Confirmation, and where all my family had their weddings and funerals. I love being at a Eucharist that is being con-celebrated with the congregation, and having so much power and honesty, and FAITH.

[@haghig80]

Gods music! The soprano is amazing

[@benknight7704]

Hmm, I agree, no one can touch that top C. I have to sing the 1st treble/soprano line in the quartet for my school choir. The trick is to completely relax and to let a slight bit of breathiness (not normally recommended) which then dissipates as a result of the aligned vocal folds. The note comes clear and true, not in a screech or yell. Great acoustics in the building....

[@thehornedviper]

I've never in my life heard anything more heavenly. This composition is so haunting and unspeakably beautiful, it's almost cruel.

[@dai_ko_myo]

My heart has become capable of every form: It has turned into a pasture for gazelles, a monastery for monks, A temple for idols, a Kaaba for pilgrims, The sacred Tablets of the Torah, the holy pages of the Quran, Wherever the caravans of love turn, I follow the religion of love, Love is my religion, my faith, I believe in love.

[@tonymoore4947]

The only song, where am at perfect peace. Heavenly singing and music🙏

[@sojo1950]

Based on Psalm 51 of King David, the entire world needs to beg for mercy and grace by singing this great hymn of repentance before it's too late!

[@ronancleary4883]

Miserere (full title: Miserere mei, Deus, Latin for "Have mercy on me, O God") is a setting of Psalm 51 (50) by Italian composer Gregorio Allegri. It was composed during the reign of Pope Urban VIII, probably during the 1630s, for use in the Sistine Chapel during matins, as part of the exclusive Tenebrae service on Holy Wednesday and Good Friday of Holy Week.

[@TheDebbiedoodles]

Struggling with my physical and mental health at the moment this is beautiful

[@OfficiallyBlackGaming]

No matter what you believe, you ARE loved... Sincerely, Some random stranger on the internet

[@ryu4045]

I hope you are getting better and stronger.

[@isabellemarkunovic2048]

I hope you are well❤

[@veronicav575]

I am too. Hope you have found peace.

[@elizabethpearson1205]

What an amazing and beautiful rendition of Psalm 51. Listening to it gives me goose bumps and draws me closer to God!

[@patycalvillorodriguez866]

Because the true & wonderful music is 🎶🎼🎵💙 for the eternity..............✨ Simply heavenly 🕊️🙏🏼!!!!!! . Thanks so much dear God😇 & Gregorio Allegri since 1638 for this exquisite musical legacy 🙏🏼.

[@unicornman147]

These people have the voices of angels. My soul is cleansed.

[@misspiccola11]

The lady with blonde hair has been given the voice of an angel! Praise God! I really appreciate my being able to hear right now.

[@marionpfefferkorn5035]

Gute Güte... wie schön ist das denn??!!!

[@kanklee]

This is just the most beautiful piece of praise I have ever heard. Thank you for posting it. I am mourning the loss of my husband and listening to it brings me such comfort.

[@OfficiallyBlackGaming]

I hope you have found the comfort you've searched for

[@banjopete]

And I, my wife , 47 years.

[@marienevens885]

Ce chant existent depuis 1630...quel beauté 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@andreandre4379]

Dieu est le plus grand.

[@tomtalker2000]

This will bring to ANYONE'S soul...!!! May everyone find peace and happiness through The Lord and his music.

[@Goodshaft]

This is what heaven sounds like !!!!! You'll here this music in front of the pearly gates. Remember........money wont buy your way in, & you cant take money with you.

[@ieradossantos]

the story behind this song is brilliant and could be a movie in itself

[@PhilipGermani]

Exquisite! That high C has me in tears. Thank you for a beautiful performance.

[@aniketkanse1346]

This choir can make all gods from every religion come down to earth and sit quietly for a while ..

[@Dean_corso007]

Oh my god it feels like heaven... Ultimate peace.. it's so powerful..

[@lindaivison5843]

This reduces me to tears, so beautiful , I could listen to this forever......

[@elvaaan]

As a Muslim, this brings tears to my eyes and makes me feel sad and excited at the same time. Unfortunatley, muslims have been facing a medieval dark age for years and miss every artistic beauty on this world. We will overcome this I hope...We believe in the same thing, except for our different perceptions of Jesus. To us, Jesus is one of the prophets sent by the same and mere God, Allah. We love him so much, just like we love other prophets. I hope all the people with sincere love of god goes to heaven, regardless of how they name their belief or culture.

[@AmricanEagl]

As a Christian Catholic from Iraq I wish all the Islamic world a better, brighter and more prosperous future especially my country’s Muslims.

[@GOLD_FEVER]

@@AmricanEagl As an agnostic, You and ken are what true religion is all about. Sincerity, understanding that nobody is perfect, and Acceptance of the other and their struggle as they are...

[@judithmaxfield4046]

Thank you so much that we as Christians can "hear" from you your passion in your faith. In some way, we of many are all part of One, no matter the language. Amen, Peace to You.

[@dannydoj]

You are not far from the Kingdom of God. Jesus taught us to call God Father. Embrace him as the very Son of God and Saviour and life is yours. Praying for you.

[@gaildurward7757]

Do not be deceived, Jesus saith unto us , I am the way , the truth, and the life: no man cometh the father, but by me. John 14:6 KJV Please read the gospels. do not listen to man. Blessings.

[@MrThenoir86]

Mi chiedo come possa non piacere a sette persone! Esecuzione spettacolare!

[@gislemark79]

I am an atheist and i still love this song. I dont care about the lyrics!!!!

[@brendanmorrison2613]

My feeling entirely!

[@AveChristusRex]

It's a crying shame you can't recognize the Source of the beauty you admire. It wasn't _accidentally_ God-centred!

[@henriquezingano3804]

you should, heathen

[@paulhknight]

King David had stolen another's wife, had the husband murdered, then corrupted his government to cover it up. He'd gotten away with it but bringing the whole ugliness out in this song also brought out the beauty of forgiveness. To hear that beauty entering the frame of sadness and remorse, brings a richness to the music.

[@thecascadianhiker9465]

I cried when I heard this

[@avola50]

Che musica "divina"! Da ascoltare in silenzio per ritrovare se stessi!

[@Dominibiza]

This music comes from the angel’s world

[@jeanneverdone1280]

I am religious and this cuts right into my very soul...the notes and the God given talents of these singers is a testament of their greatness to inspire these sounds and praises back to a good and loving God, AMEN!!! If you are not moved by this, it would be a shame!!

[@francisfernandes3749]

What a masterpiece when soprano goes high it takes me to the ancient of days, to my father, to my God....

[@hartleymartin]

We did this piece at St Patrick's Cathedral for Ash Wednesday this year. It is one of those pieces of music that I can completely lose myself in. I swear that I'm on the verge of an out-of-body experience when I hear this piece.

[@moisesdavidguillencuello8648]

I can´t find the words to describe how amazed I am on this version.

[@chilldog-3576]

Merry Christmas everyone ❤ Jesus bless you all..! ♡

[@user-dl9jh5wx9i]

🤢🤮🤮🤮🙃

[@whoami6608]

​@@user-dl9jh5wx9i not being Christian doesnt mean being immoral nor having ethic

[@user-dl9jh5wx9i]

@@whoami6608 ı'm stupid bro sorry ,

[@Shenandoah58]

Love the prayerful and deliberate pauses. I have sang for over 30 years in choral groups and one thing I have learned is that less is more. Fewer people. Look at this group: 16 voices, all quality and pure voices with no other voices to dilute them.

[@NelsonViana1]

Teach me the wisdom, my God, to that I recognize your great love for us.

[@johncook4574]

This one of my favorite psalms so it was miraculous delight to my ears and my heart. The cry for forgiveness and restoration to Gods presence joins us with the heavenly choirs.

[@blessedandres]

Lyrics: Miserere mei, Deus Miserere mei, Deus: secundum magnam misericordiam tuam. Et secundum multitudinem miserationum tuarum, dele iniquitatem meam. Amplius lava me ab iniquitate mea: et a peccato meo munda me. Quoniam iniquitatem meam ego cognosco: et peccatum meum contra me est semper. Tibi soli peccavi, et malum coram te feci: ut justificeris in sermonibus tuis, et vincas cum judicaris. Ecce enim in iniquitatibus conceptus sum: et in peccatis concepit me mater mea. Ecce enim veritatem dilexisti: incerta et occulta sapientiae tuae manifestasti mihi. Asperges me hysopo, et mundabor: lavabis me, et super nivem dealbabor. Auditui meo dabis gaudium et laetitiam: et exsultabunt ossa humiliata. Averte faciem tuam a peccatis meis: et omnes iniquitates meas dele. Cor mundum crea in me, Deus: et spiritum rectum innova in visceribus meis. Ne proiicias me a facie tua: et spiritum sanctum tuum ne auferas a me. Redde mihi laetitiam salutaris tui: et spiritu principali confirma me. Docebo iniquos vias tuas: et impii ad te convertentur. Libera me de sanguinibus, Deus, Deus salutis meae: et exsultabit lingua mea justitiam tuam. Domine, labia mea aperies: et os meum annuntiabit laudem tuam. Quoniam si voluisses sacrificium, dedissem utique: holocaustis non delectaberis. Sacrificium Deo spiritus contribulatus: cor contritum, et humiliatum, Deus, non despicies. Benigne fac, Domine, in bona voluntate tua Sion: ut aedificentur muri Ierusalem. Tunc acceptabis sacrificium justitiae, oblationes, et holocausta: tunc imponent super altare tuum vitulos.

[@Cyranodebretagne]

blessedandres Allelujah !

[@tosimtosim7558]

blessedandres Thanks for the lyrics .

[@thomasdaluz1397]

blessedandres of

[@roseprints6795]

what language

[@timvickery541]

Latin can be beautiful sometimes.

[@aliciaesparza2503]

All I can say is God bless them and their God given talents. Using it to Glorify God. Amen.

[@gabard1000]

Nous nous rapprochons de la perfection... sans l atteindre. Merci.

[@horselover23iscool]

Listening in a quiet room , with powerful ,bass enhancing type headphones,I feel so ... holy. And I'm not particularly religious, but if theres anything on Earth has a streak of God in it, it has to be this.

[@Iggy473]

This music seems as if it has come from another world. It gives peace to the soul.

[@-Channel]

Tears instantly just poured out of my eyes in torrents!

[@angelogandolfo8144]

ogni volta che sento questa musica mi si restringe il cuore !

[@matheusmoreira3636]

That's what real art is. A human expression to prayse not our filthy desires and sins, but the Glory of God and The Holy Church.

[@mariacristinagarelli6801]

Magnificenza unica al mondo voci angeliche c'è Dio Cristo c'è 🙏

[@fredhoupt4078]

WOW. Spine tingling. As good as it gets. Superb.

[@peterkim6962]

Whenever I feel guilty, I often listen to this classic. And the feelings that David felt at that time spring in my heart and It reminds me of my wickedness, that is, my sinful nature. Before God, I am a sinner. But He has saved a great sinner like me by His Holy Blood on the Cross. It has been carved in my heart and mind. Thanks to that Grace, As I lose my way toward the Heaven, My heart teaches me lessen all the time. The Lesson is that JX is the way, the Truth, and the Life. The Truth sets me free. I wish I could devote myself to The Truth. I really appreciate this song.

[@carmila1234]

1:41 voice of heaven

[@jaxwells1]

It touches my heart.

[@JT4NN3R]

Originally banned from the pope of the time this song was presented. He claimed the music was simply too beautiful for human ears. After listening to this choir, and especially the lady who hit the highest note, i could almost agree. ='O

[@inesdeerausquin5658]

It wasn't banned. Totally the opposite. It was reserved only to the choir of the Pope's chapel, the Sistine Chapel; nobody else was allowed access to the score... until, of course, 14-year-old Mozart showed up and copied it out from memory.

[@mementomori4355]

Inés de Erausquin Sounds about right for someone as evil as all popes have been. And please don’t take that in the wrong way, I just detest religion. Brilliant insight you gave us there and I learnt something new from it, so thank you for that.

[@Praisethesunson]

@@inesdeerausquin5658 So it wasn't. Pope: This music is too dank! No one should hear it! It was actually. Pope: This music is too dank, for regular people to hear with their gross sinner ears. Only my crew can jam on deese holy beats.

[@ColossalZonko]

@@inesdeerausquin5658 didn't he also try to improve it? is this just... a tribute (Tenacious D reference 😋)

[@mikeyeyey8678]

louis43233 the joke would be funny if the context was correct. This piece of music was not banned from being listened to. It was banned from being copied.

[@martinvaughan7750]

Beautiful. My time in a cathedral choir in the 80's comes flooding back l

[@jeanash9502]

Voices not of this world,,,,, deeply satisfying 😌

[@clarkyt1956]

The most beautiful and relaxing piece of music ever!!! I am not a religious person, but this makes even me consider going back to church!!

[@hetismij21]

Only faith in God can bring about such beautiful music.

[@mauriciocotapos313]

Extraordinario.....divino....👏👏👏👏👏

[@starbreez3]

I'm an atheist but I know how to appreciate all the beauty that sacred art, from Cathedrals to sacred music such as this one, has to offer.