Antoine Brumel - Missa Et ecce terræ motus

[@francescoborghini7669]

Più che il capolavoro di un autore, quest'opera immensa, mi pare debba essere considerata come il capolavoro di un'epoca, di una idea di musica, fiorita ad opera di generazioni d'autori, scuole e cantori. Per questo ritengo sia da assumersi quale modello insuperabile di limpidezza e ampiezza di concezione, forza d'espressione e profondità di pensiero! Moltissime grazie per aver condivisa questa superba versione!

[@EmanuelGaldr]

What a joyous recording! So impressive! Not only are the voices so pristine and the conduction so masterful, but also all the accoustic nuances, blends, contrasts, distances, textures, translate perfectly in the recorded sound! About the work itself, I wonder how people back in the 16th Century could emotionally survive a music of such immense intensity. Thank you for sharing this!

[@manuelarita6801]

This is heaven to listen. Completely wonderful.

[@Remi-B-Goode]

🙏thank u - it's very impressive with 12 voices omg

[@arthurfilemon6038]

The Sanctus is hypnotising, it's an ongoing echo of the love for god, as if echoes from all the corners of creation itself. If the composer had this intention in mind, could it mean that choirs were as "good" as they are now? Sorry, the question is a little bit shaky and it's a bad premise, but yeah.

[@walterkirsch3324]

Glory to God

[@manuelarita6801]

Oh yes, it's wonderful.

[@christophbube6290]

bitte mal die Vorzeichen überprüfen (fis ist falsch)

[@hoo211426]

This is what we gave up for the hideous modern Mass music.

[@robkb4559]

Gorgeousnessabounds

[@maisonnoirfleurcie5305]

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