Antonio Vivaldi - Kyrie - RV 587

[@jackhead4]

this, is what the radio should play.

[@rainbowcrystaluk]

Liking this, 13 years later! 😅 I'm making a playlist of "New" Vivaldi to try and encourage choirs..

[@jbcgames1]

Simply... awesome.

[@jimbart76]

Beautiful!

[@francescomelardo9903]

Meraviglioso vivaldi

[@EmilioGaroglioParis]

Approvo senza alcun dubbio!

[@_PROCLUS]

TY very much for the upload

[@GaNopper]

what gnone meant is refered to the song's name.| Kyrie Eleison, which is repeatedly sang, means "have mercy, god".

[@tylerwhitlatch7688]

Actually, 'kyrie', is greek and means 'lord' not 'God'

[@OiSouRaony]

Deus na música, não há como definir de outra forma

[@CanaldeArquitetura]

finamente brasileiro curtindo musica classica, eu gosto muito.

[@_PROCLUS]

«Kyrie» in G minor RV 587: I. Kyrie eleison 0:01 II. Christe Eleison 5:00 III. Kyrie eleison 7:49

[@monteverdi1567]

Thank you for sharing this lovely work and fine performance-- who are the performers?

[@saulenespinay5828]

Le versant nord du Ventoux, tu l'as parcouru avec moi.

[@wietskewestbroek7678]

Is this the John Alldis Choir with the English Chamber Orchestra Vittorio Negri conducting? Anyway, thanks for the upload!

[@agnone1]

If the end of the world is for December 2012, as predicted by some historians, then this awsome Vivaldi's creation should be played on every world radio to implore god to have mercy on all living beings on this beautiful earth.

[@georgealderson4424]

We are still here in 2021 despite much instability. Nevertheless we need to continue to ask for mercy from Almighty God rather then our enemies.

[@zizanie]

​@@georgealderson4424 2023 Here, you are correct Sir.

[@kostaspitsonis5110]

In greek Lord have mercy.