Orlando di Lasso - From Lamentationes Hieremiae Prophetae

[@einarkristjansson6812]

This music gives me peace and tranquility in my old age.

[@j.d.l.p.d.p106]

ODL is my love!

[@Caddynars]

Orlando de Lassus was among the three most famous musicians of the late Renaissance, having wrote over two thousand pieces every in musical genre of his time in his forty plus year career.

[@TimondeNood]

This music just feels so right and calming.. Thank you again for sharing all these wonderful works

[@Matzu_yt]

im in the thick of it

[@cantorrichardschwartz5777]

Outstanding performance!

[@NeverovSergeybayan]

Это божественно!

[@danny_chestnut253]

Beautiful

[@mikusabaronins]

Hi, wonderfull piece, I was looking for sheet music for this piece, but could not find it , can you please share a link where i can find this lovely music ? I checked imslp but couldnt find it

[@МиоМой]

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[@Alice_in_Subatomic_Land]

MEM. Cui comparabo te, vel cui assimilabo te, filia Jerusalem? cui exæquabo te, et consolabor te, virgo, filia Sion? magna est enim velut mare contritio tua: quis medebitur tui? 2:14 NUN. Prophetæ tui viderunt tibi falsa et stulta; nec aperiebant iniquitatem tuam, ut te ad pœnitentiam provocarent; viderunt autem tibi assumptiones falsas, et ejectiones. 2:15 SAMECH. Plauserunt super te manibus omnes transeuntes per viam; sibilaverunt et moverunt caput suum super filiam Jerusalem: Haeccine est urbs, dicentes, perfecti decoris, gaudium universae terrae? Jerusalem, Jerusalem, convertere ad Dominum Deum tuum.

[@norsq]

Jörs

[@Angelgm16]

Vengo por un profe de música._.

[@RobertoSeguraArciga]

uaeh?

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[@Angelgm16]

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[@jokubotti]

Joo o

[@norsq]

Lol

[@dion1949]

What's the significance of setting three letters of the Hebrew alphabet?

[@us-Bahn]

They intone the different sections of the text and exist as distinct beautiful sound worlds unto themselves.

[@ustadspencertracy7195]

Kabbalah

[@dion1949]

@@ustadspencertracy7195 Wow!

[@user-hw6tr1oy4w]

The letters are significant parts of the original Hebrew text (a poetry section), and were retained when translated into latin. Thus the lyrics represent a literal reading of the scripture

[@dion1949]

@@user-hw6tr1oy4w Thank you.