Mendelssohn - Periti haute, Op. 115

No. 2 of the Zwei Geistliche Chöre, MWV SD58
Periti autem fulgebunt ut fulgor aethereus.
Quique multos reddiderunt justos erunt stellarum similes,
in omnem aeternitatem.
(King James Bible; Daniel 12:3)
And they that be wise shall shine as the brightness of the firmament;
and they that turn many to righteousness as the stars
for ever and ever.
Performers : Camerata Musica Limburg

[@Nooticus]

I personally feel that around the time when this work was written, 1833, is where Mendelssohn really starts to develop his dinstinctively simple but stunning choral style that is unique to him. So easy to sing but so rewarding.

[@QZI04541]

I love this piece as well as Beati Mortui.

[@stigekalder]

A wonderful piece of male choir music !

[@AnthonyMondon]

Yes indeed. As well as the Beati Mortui I used to sing.

[@stigekalder]

Yes both are wonderful and would suit each other well in a concert programme

[@Jakeroo767]

The Tenor 1 part is just lovely. Fellow high Tenor 1 speaking

[@Jakeroo767]

@@AnthonyMondon what part do you sing

[@AnthonyMondon]

@@Jakeroo767 I used to sing Bass II

[@thesaucegroup1877]

Such fun

[@Nooticus]

As Moreno Lotto already pointed out, the video title has a typo/mispelling in it

[@uroopen]

探してた曲です

[@MorenoLotto]

"autem" not "haute"