Bach: Magnificat, "Quia Respexit". Inma Férez, soprano. La Capilla Real de Madrid

[@aslidil]

This was my piece on my last singing final in front of the jury while i was studying at conservatory. I prepared very hard for the finals. On the day of the final, in the morning, i learnt that my lovely grandmother who raised me had died. I forced myself so hard to finish the singing in the final, but i couldn't help myself but burst into tears in front of the jury. Cried myself out of the room. It was the hardest day of my life. You just can't see what life will bring you or when you will face your biggest fears. I didnt care if i needed to study 1 year more, rest in piece grandma, i love you.

[@caitlinturner2606]

i’m sorry:(

[@aslidil]

@@caitlinturner2606 thank you

[@judymoslak2316]

So sorry. Hope you will try again.

[@aslidil]

@@judymoslak2316 thank you, i have already graduated.

[@ToebuckWindminnow]

The oboe was superb, and Ms. Férez was very gracious and her voice was lovely.

[@susangotik]

EL OBOE SUENA GENIAL!!

[@paulfan3274]

a dozen of gorgeous violinists, one beautiful singer, a congregation of passionate souls, one thousand heartfelt joy ...

[@bab0urian]

and Bach!

[@adamwerner]

Very nice! I love the soprano, very clear and not screechy at all, as many are in Quia Respexit. Omnes Generationes was extremely good I think, and as a singer myself who has performed this a number of times, I know first how difficult it is to do. Exceptional bass support and the overall tempo was just about perfect. Excellent! Thanks so much for posting, I would love to hear the other movements!

[@ElfWithAttitude]

"Behold, from henceforth, all generations shall call me blessed." Because it is Latin, the subject of the sentence, "all generations," can go at the end of the sentence. This enables Bach to bring in his version of "all generations" (the entire choir) right at the end of the solo. They are saying "Everyone, everyone, all generations!" This is word painting. It is no wonder that some people tear up when the choir comes in so dramatically. I think the rapid tempo is for emphasis that it is everyone, everyone.

[@Chloe15music]

Le hautbois est exécuté avec une maîtrise et une sensibilité incroyable. Puis cette soprano au timbre si claire et si puissant émotionnellement, une pure merveille ! Puis ce choeur qui arrive avec force et dynamique ! Notre cher Bach a su doser les choses comme il le fallait ! Une musique pleine de poésie, de délicatesse et autant de dynamisme, un pur bonheur !

[@JannieOr]

I agree. It's simply angelic.

[@enzocypriani5055]

i love this timbre of voice, very sweet

[@inesdeerausquin5658]

Whoa!! What an explosion of energy at the "Omnes!" I nearly fell out of my chair! It's fantastic; and the coloratura is clear and vibrant. Love the soloist as well -- she sings with a clear, sweet tone (but no trills, alas!)

[@justcallmeangel2805]

Love the oboe part. This piece is sublime.

[@Lara.8]

Just call me angel That’s not oboe but « cors anglais »

[@Ari-vk1lx]

Gosebumps! Love the Omnes! Thanks for posting.

[@begonapascual3591]

Grande Pepa.... nunca deja de emocionarme oírte tocar el oboe...

[@ZachSershon]

awesome performance. never heard omnes generationes before - the amazing and abrupt transition to it drew a tear out of me

[@andrev_x]

Inma Férez, eres mi ejemplo a seguir. Que voz

[@pierre-xavierchassot3183]

l ensemble et coerent , plein de force et de surprise ! le haubois et tout simplement extraordinaire !merci : pierre xavier de chassot .

[@zag0o]

Que honor seria ver el concierto completo! Gracias por este pedazo de cielo!

[@sylvettechabot3667]

Très belle voix et très belle interprétation! Un grand bravo aussi à la hautboîste!

[@genarocernalara5163]

Extraordinaria intervención 😊

[@thevelius]

Realmente brillante, no se puede pedir más.

[@kathysylvester4584]

By far, my favorite on KZbin. Thank you!

[@luisj2596]

same to me

[@7777776631]

une interprétation grandiose une voix magnifique cette musique que j'ai beaucoup aimée lors d'un récent mariage moment sublime d'émotion un grand merci à vous

[@dnsbxbcbfbhxdhdhchch1885]

Самое лучшее исполнение, в Ютуб полно похожих видео, но это лучшее.

[@LaughingBuddhArul]

She is very beautiful 😊❤

[@Valentin_Kostadinov]

Just magnificent! How can so much beauty exists!?

[@Feroal2]

heaven

[@PaoloGasparini-ux2kp]

"Magnificat / anima mea Dominum": so many times we have listened to it in various renditions, from Gregorian chant (its most fitting language) to contemporary music. The Magnificat in D major, BWV 243 for soloists, choir, and orchestra by J. S. Bach, about three centuries after its first performance at the Thomaskirche in Leipzig on July 2, 1723, is one of the most beautiful compositions of Bach's sacred output, and also among the easiest to listen to. The text is taken from the Gospel of Luke (1:39-55), which encapsulates Mary's response to her cousin Elizabeth who greeted her as the mother of Jesus. It is a wonder so contagious that in some respects, it seems like witnessing Mary's greatest astonishment in her exultation to God: "because he has looked with favor on the lowliness of his servant" (quia respexit humilitatem ancillae suae), as well articulated in the soprano aria, in a continuous dialogue rich in pathos intertwined with the timbral sweetness of the oboe d'amore. To govern this splendid score is the principle of varietas. Unity in multiplicity is the criterion of structural secret. Unity without the many is tedious, multiplicity without unity is frightening, unity in variety or variety in unity is wonderful. Varied delights, as evidenced by the instrumentation of an edition from 1732-35: 2 Sopranos, Alto, Tenor, Bass; 3 Trumpets, Timpani; 2 Transverse Flutes; 2 Oboes; 2 Violins; Viola and Continuo. In the face of such a work in which Bach is the master of sonic perfection and theology, this monument of sacred music could not go unnoticed by "The Israel Camerata Jerusalem," in one of the most beautiful interpretations. Avren Biron's direction is very scrupulous, profound, and philological; the Jerusalem ensemble plays with such cantabile, articulation of sounds, and phrasing so symbiotic with the singers as to seem like additional voices. Also noteworthy: the text is sung in Latin as is the case with the Mass in B minor and not for other Bach works; choice of the most appropriate tempo, understanding of the text, necessary pathos to move the affects (Affekten lehre) within the rhetoric to make it close to human language. The Suscepit Israel (22:19) is more than a trio, it is a 'triptych' for two sopranos and contralto joined by two oboes in unison and the continuo, offering an interesting timbral light. (cf. Salvatore dell'Atti)

[@rafaelpazminoboza]

Bach perfection!

[@iancaldeian]

I have a version that is second to none in my humble opinion but I absolutely adore this rendition: this is a happy moment and her voice as well as the choir reflects it

[@SMIKARAM]

Could you share that version?

[@Chloe15music]

Qué voz ! Es muy agradable, angelical, magnifica !

[@jasminecorso5274]

Magnifique ❤

[@ecureuil10]

Wow! Quel ensemble!

[@jojoboe]

Such a pure voice. And amazing phrasing from oboe d'amor.

[@jittanybronas]

Her voice is liquid Jesus

INcredible Amazin i cant describe it with any words !!!

[@MesalinaXXI]

Quia respexit humilitatem, humilitatem ancillae suae. Quia respexit humilitatem, humilitatem ancillae suae. Ecce, ecce Ecce, ecce Ecce enim ex hoc beatam Ecce enim ex hoc beatam Beatam me dicent Beatam, beatam Me dicent

[@danielaaltamiranda9425]

Hermoso! 💗

[@soohopee3506]

Lovely voice!

[@manymany5347]

Absolutely exquisite !

[@leedy9924]

saludos desde Panamá.

[@Feroal2]

For all of those who say classical music is boring

[@dimmingrays1]

Very clean oboe d'amore performance. Essential in this piece.

[@kaypattersonvlogs]

Gorgeous ❤️

[@gabirodas2752]

Exquisita versión lástima que no lo encuentro completo. Gracias

[@anabriones7784]

Angelical Quia respexit.

[@JuanPerez-hk6nc]

Es una voz angelical.

[@vicentegonzalez4534]

maravilloso

[@MartinKatera]

I like this song , pure soprano and fast style like from J.E.Gardiner

[@moranantar1064]

very nice!!!

[@ronaldinho1058]

Qui est là pour ses cours de musique

[@Aminou-ew1kt]

Moiiiiii

[@yosslinwn7567]

Holaa

[@vonstolzing1]

Glorioso

[@shalom12022012]

Stunning!!

[@BlackPrice]

GENIAL

[@jamesshaw84]

LOL the guy in the front row checking his watch at 3:00!

[@justcallmeangel2805]

haha he was bored.

[@azriel8549]

Fun! And this is only the beginning ... hmmm

[@jojoboe]

beautiful

[@rahmimartin6918]

Qué voz más bonita, por favor!

[@adrianafirpovives3408]

Muy buena versión. Yo la estoy haciendo en glauta dulce soprano para acompañar a una amiga q cumple sus años en nov. Junto con el cello.

[@adrianafirpovives3408]

En flauta dulce...

[@inessetuain3284]

LA BELLEZA GRACIAS DE ARGENTINA

[@DhamarAnabelle]

hermosa voz :)

[@francisdrouot8619]

Grandiose !

[@valeriamagnelli9824]

L'oboista e' veramente brava! Il soprano e' senza sale

[@pictorelle]

Sacré J-S Bach! Voyez comment à 2:30 la pauvre soprano est à bout de souffle! Le départ du "Omnes, Omnes, generationes"! Quel stress gigantesque pour le Chœur!

[@silvykji]

:) bravi!!!

[@karolinaparmas]

So these words: ancillae, ecce, I hear are pronounced differently in other recordings, it should sound like what? I am confused.

[@gtnsteve1]

German Latin is pronounced differently from Italian Latin. Ecce is Etse (German) and Eche (Latin. Similarly, Antsille vs Anchille. Vowels are also diifferently pronounced. I have sung this both ways, much prefer the Italian.

[@jaimealejandrogomezamezcua2160]

me agrada mucho como se escucha su voz con vibrato moderado, muy sutil, muy coherente con el estilo, en lo particular me molesta un poco el vibrato de los cantantes, si alguien puede recomendarme interpretes que canten sin vibrato se los agradecería.

[@brendamotte3739]

No es vibrato son semicorcheas en su mayoría, es la rítmica. Debe sonar así

[@jaimealejandrogomezamezcua2160]

Muchas gracias por tu t Respuesta. Tienes razón en ocasiones así es. Por ejemplo en rossini sucede lo que comentas (en las partes rápidas) y efectivamente, las figuras melódicas que hacen las semicorcheas en ocasiones son poco claras o no sé cómo definirlo. Pero por ejemplo aquí m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6jYf6SZgLqrqtE cada nota tiene vibrato. A eso me refiero con que en mi muuy particular gusto me molesta un poco la exageración del vibrato de los cantantes. Es mi opinión solamente. Nuevamente agradezco tu respuesta :)

[@jaimealejandrogomezamezcua2160]

Me encanta la interpretación de esta señorita. Si conoces más cantantes que canten sin vibrato te agradecería me los recomendaras

[@jaimealejandrogomezamezcua2160]

Ésta interpretación se me hace muy de acuerdo al estilo. Emulando la sonoridad de la época y de Bach es "correcto" evitar el vibrato

[@antoninopirrone2541]

❤❤

[@СидорЛютый-ф8й]

Сила.

[@MrArdelco1970]

lindo oboe de amor

[@Egill2011]

1:54 - ecstasy.

[@vladimirkoshmar7776]

je boxe avec les mots...

[@JG-wr7ex]

Vladimir Koshmar BOXE BOXE AVEC LES MOTS!!!😎

[@susantash33]

Por favor! podrían subir más partes? Lamentable todo lo que anda en la vuelta. cada gallineta mas horrenda...! lo que hace esta muchacha es una hermosura, una delicadeza.

[@mrleobogota3397]

Uffffff. Dios mio!!!!

[@jadrola]

so cute to see. The choir is fabulous, the sopran is so beauty, but the oboa lady seems too strong...

[@jordan3461]

Jesús le da un pequeño codazo a Maria: "Viste, mami?"

[@veganbrains9226]

that's quite the happy tempo for omnes..... whew! maybe a bit fast for me.

[@bhhall2675]

I felt the tempo was a bit too fast, also.

[@laracervellin9671]

alag bar

[@MrFrankManfred]

Gesanglich und musikalisch optimal !

[@amaliasafonova5848]

Ok 👌

[@MrArdelco1970]

@MrArdelco1970 voz cristalina

[@demilunestudio]

Tchitchit !

[@PrincessZerlina]

I like the timbre of her voice on this piece. I just wish she wouldnt take the ornamentation so quick; but at least they're clean [:

[@ЮрийМинько-н9я]

понравилось

[@ereko25]

2:35 Esa mujer me suena....o_O

[@alinakholodova2158]

🤔🤔🤔???????

[@palomagarrido3654]

:)

[@jittanybronas]

@Vlaanderson Hahahahahaahha :)

[@MagaliDamonteVocalCoach]

Scolaire

[@veganbrains9226]

Too fast

[@MarcosRodriguez-tb8nc]

Eva peron

[@sachikoyoukosei6772]

Lovely voice!

[@elenpetrosyan_]

Quia respexit humilitatem, humilitatem ancillae suae Quia respexit humilitatem, humilitatem ancillae suae Ecce, ecce Ecce, ecce Ecce enim ex hoc beatam Ecce enim ex hoc beatam Beatam me dicent Beatam, beatam Me dicent