Charpentier: Te Deum - Prelude

Marc-Antoine Charpentier
Album: The Wedding Album - The Ultimate Collection of Nuptial Music
Year: 1995

[@frotoproxy]

I dont know how this guy is applying for Eurovision every year, and is the first competitor every year but judges always forget him....

[@mohdadeeb1829]

Poor dude

[@flamurtarinegjakyt3745]

Yeah, he's trying since 1692

[@victorstok3502]

Wow, one of the most funny comments EVER!!

[@wessexfox5197]

@karmasdoor Kingdom of France, sadly hasn’t existed for about 200 years so the Juries can’t vote for his entry,

[@cobra4264]

Funny, but how many songs from the current Eurovision will be hummed next 400 years like this one, ......

[@13gnum]

The person who chose this to be the Eurovision anthem is just a genius, c'est tout! 12 points!

[@Akikawasaki486]

Hahaahah

[@97kos]

Exactly!

[@joaovitormatos8147]

Fun fact: this decision was made in the 50's when the Eurovision Network was not much more than a concept

[@Tom-kt8lu]

Some frog no doubt.

[@Unknown-jt1jo]

@@Tom-kt8lu Sounds like you have a big chip on your shoulder w.r.t. the French.

[@alejandroquetzal6552]

Charpentier, 12 points!

[@rectanglewithacne7675]

Alejandro Quetzal LOL

[@manillheirent8530]

Im gonna buy you, can i?

[@CaptainQuetzal]

+Origami Nadšenci Only if you are azeri (?)

[@S.M.Jean-Mahmoud_Ier]

+Alejandro Quetzal only 12 points, for such a glorious piece of music ? Just hand him the dang trophy straightaway !

[@Widdekuu91]

@Alejandro Quetzal Douze points!

[@krzysztofzwolinski956]

~99% - Eurovision ~1%. - Vienna New Year's Concert ~0.1% - Me who just searched for this song.

[@carmen7551]

Me too, I was just searching for it because I wanted to play it on my instrument again for the first time in years and actually I forgot the melody😂

[@fredericchopin6364]

I’m 0.1 %

[@GuillermoCanale]

Im 0.1%

[@neljaschott]

I had to search it up for school

[@zach0gr]

I m 98% lol

[@axlplays512]

"Good evening, Europe!"

[@niamhart221]

YES!

[@MichaelPhilipMaunes]

This was also used in the medley of 3 anthems performed by the ÖRF Vienna philharmonic orchestra. Along with it are the Overture from The Marriage of Figaro by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and Ode to Joy from Movement 4 of Symphony No. 9 by Ludwig van Beethoven which is the European Union anthem. It was performed during the Opening of the Grand Final of the Eurovision Song Contest last 2015 in Vienna, Austria.

[@irmantasantonovic6515]

And good morning Australia !

[@frederikhyrup2871]

True. Pretty good for a religious piece of a music eh?. You forgot to mention "Theme for Louis 14th".

[@NickolasWhite779]

Браво

[@Ricotet4]

As a little boy living in West Germany in the early 70s, with my diplomat Dad, I remember this song played on TV when an across Europe program was to be televised. This should be the Anthem for the EU.

[@michaelauer7543]

It practically is, as far as everybody knows it. The Ode to joy is too intimidating for the non-german speaking crowd

[@ndvs4391]

I would be vehemently opposed to putting such crass stains as an association with EU technocracy on such a music

[@Kirilo81]

As a child I thought that WAS the actual hymn of Europe 😅

[@alfredlau4034]

Good Evening Europe, Good morning Australia

[@malik7818]

Listening to this song makes me feel important

[@tubekulose]

Though it's no song as no one is singing.

[@hotelvalsinestra6380]

same very same

[@bokakotorska4416]

Make you feel European!

[@mihameznar1326]

You are❤

[@hannamakela6989]

This piece hypnotized me as a small child even before I had any idea what it stood for.

[@Taalneuroot]

I’m a massive Eurovision fan. Whenever I hear this I get so excited and I can’t get that giant smile of my face. 😁🥰

[@cavidbalamemmedov4648]

mee too bruhh

[@GreatBIF]

Good evening, Europe!

[@JuanCarlos21]

New fan here

[@memattia3198]

That's French court baroque ;)

[@famicom_guy]

@@GreatBIF and good morning Australia.

[@dolcebellezza1993]

The best anthem for the Eurovision😍😍❤❤

[@KlipsenTube]

I do love the other European anthem, "Ode an die Freude", but this one gives me goose bumps and brings tears of pride and joy to my eyes. Say what you will about European culture - it encompasses everything from the Eurovision Song Contest at the bottom to this masterpiece at the absolute peak, so there is a lot to say - but when it's good, it's close to perfection.

[@ebrahimdhooma787]

There is a lot to celebrate about European culture as long as Europeans stick to their cultural virtues

[@terrybaker8156]

I've been a Eurovision superfan for 31 years and only now am I listening to Te Deum in its entirety.

[@applecomputer156]

How the rest of the world thanks one another : Gives gifts, does a favor How European countries thank each other : 12 POINTS

[@harjonosigit1152]

This is really a monumental melody.

[@MichaelPhilipMaunes]

Good evening, Europe! Good morning, Australia! Eurovision Song Contest

[@megbailey8567]

Good morning/evening to our lovely Mother Earth in which Europe and Australia play their parts

[@hoi5747]

Me singing when eurovision starts: tu tun tu tu tu tun tuuu tun tu tu tu tu tu tu tu tu tu tu tuuuu tun tu tu tu tuuu tun tu tu tu tu tu tu tuuuu tuuuuun

[@6bullets903]

Italian music isn't french

[@hotelvalsinestra6380]

yes i belive the same

[@Chronal07]

89

[@william_ok]

You’re a child

[@meriemejuju4072]

na na na na na na na na na na na na na naaaaaa

[@milazzomassimo1694]

This anthem should remind us all of our Christian roots and defend the culture and borders of our countries. Truly Baroque Masterpiece ❤

[@lydiajefferies9632]

I grew up with incredibly musical parents. My mother a pianist, my father a classical music devotee, there was rarely a moment in which a brilliant musical masterpiece would not play in the background of our cosy little kitchen. I remember many a day when I would go downstairs very early in the morning while my mother was still asleep, a child of two or three, and my father would put Te Deum on the CD player - then he'd dance me around the kitchen in his old red dressing gown. It was brilliant. What a wonderful memory - one I have so often thought about but so often forgotten to nurture over the years. I have not heard this song in a very long time, but I shall never forget it...and nor shall I forget the moments it brings.

[@DeepCoverAka187]

i love this too

[@gesandor]

It's so nice :)

[@josemacedo9368]

You are so lucky. Cherish the memories.

[@stevesmith6678]

Hi Lydia. Greetings from an expatriate Brit now living in New Zealand. Your childhood story is quite charming. Te Deum is a magnificent example of Baroque music that I'd not heard before this moment. I would have to say, it's most certainly anthemic and would be an excellent replacement for my adopted country's embarrassingly obsequious offering "God Defend New Zealand".

[@ttaibe]

Thank you for sharing that! (I am 4 years late, I know)

[@SuperDubios]

This should be the European Anthem. When I hear this piece, I think of Europe and European culture.

[@SYQmusic]

Beethoven's 9th Symphony isn't too shabby either, I think.

[@DrDreggs1]

No thanks, we don't want the EU. I'll keep 'God Save The Queen'.

[@KyuubiCore]

Well it isn't a theme for Eurovision for nothing xD

[@Gyroglle]

What about Beethoven's 9th interluded by DUM DUM DUM DUM DUM DUM DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA DUM

[@phirion6341]

DrDreggs1 The EU and Europe aren't the same. She never talked about about the EU.

[@NEMOTYPE]

this is the real Europe anthem for me!

[@psiconautica73]

Wonderful and glorious music. Actually there's nothing glorious in today Europe...

[@prorrie]

psiconautica73 For now

[@StefemPers]

psiconautica73 Yet

[@Akillesursinne]

I wish the EU had never hijacked it for their usage. May the european union disolve, and may such great music no more be used for such a poor excuse of imperialism.

[@anoano948]

Akillesursinne c est une musique Francaise du 17e siecle qui était jouée au château de Versaille

[@jean-louispirottin4144]

Marc-Antoine Charpentier , est un remarquable compositeur de musique baroque, qui mérite d'être plus renommé par son ampleur et sa qualité !

[@angelacooper2661]

Charpentier, c'est magnifique! Douze points!

[@alwellus]

What a truly lovely piece! This clearly symbolises the high point of man's accomplishments in art, music, architecture, dress and refinement. I've heard this piece played with brass and organ - a truly grand marriage of instruments and performance.

[@amandabritten6432]

and 12 points

[@jjrj8568]

ah! refinement, that thing that died after the 1920s...

[@user-wd8fl6zh8z]

답글에 감동이 느껴집니다 .

[@memattia3198]

Brass and organ IS a marriage madebin heaven 😉

[@jackd.flippin6656]

I admit that now that the Eurovision has been canceled this year, it makes me a bit sad. We won't hear this beautiful melody, and the anticipation and the excitement for the competition. Next year. We hope! 🤞

[@heliiminum]

Hello

[@thebasisti2482]

Great to listen this piece during COVID, anyway!

[@lamsorlu]

I have listened to this wonder since I was 20 years old and I was already working on T.V.E. I remember him from the connections with the Eurovision Network for the New Years Concerts in Vienna and the Ski Jumping in Garmisch-Partenkirchen on January 1 of every year. More than 40 years have passed and I am still excited to hear it and remember old times

[@gerardjlaw]

Yes, old times, recording the EVN feed. Do you remember the funny little sequence of tones that Eurovision Control used to use to ident their audio output? It took me ages to figure out that it was the notes of the 'Te Deum' being produced (badly) by one of those programmable doorbell chips that represented the searing white heat of technology in the 1970s. I was at the BBC, and I loved this music so much that I stuck it on the front of my wedding video! (I used to record the Eurovision sting at the front of the Song Contest every year, so I had a wide range of versions to choose from.)

[@luc7luc797]

Meravigliosa esecuzione con strumenti degni della bellezza di tale musica.

[@robinwhelan8061]

This is the music that the European Broadcasting Union who produce the annual European Song Contest use as their theme. It is an uplifting beautiful piece from Charpentier.

[@johnnyzeee5215]

It is the prelude to a Catholic. hymn, " Te Deum Laudamus " - ' O God We Praise You."

[@_DerVinny]

No. One. Asked.

[@bartschlief2574]

Charpentier did... why i no one mentioning the reason of this songs creation.... -charpentier in the 21st century

[@jetwest79]

Long live Europe!

[@marcolorenzetti4807]

To this Europe? May it ends tomorrow

[@baseball8687]

This music was played at the graduation ceremony of my university. And,I was impressed very much. Excellent music!!

[@MrAntifunctional]

I really like this comment. :D I've been listening to classical music for ages and I just feel like this song has it all.

[@aleksandrsolzhenitsyn5658]

1. Marc Antoine Charpentier (1643-1704) Te Deum en Do mayor, H 146 (Preludio) ES UNA MÚSICA QUE TODOS ESCUCHAMOS con frecuencia, y por fuerza nos resulta conocida, porque ha sido adoptada como sintonía de Eurovisión. Posiblemente es justo la primera música que oímos una y otra vez todos los años, cuando Televisión Española conecta con ORF (Osterreicher Rundfunk) para transmitirnos desde Viena el Concierto de Año Nuevo. Esa melodía está tomada del preludio al Te Deum en Do Mayor compuesto por Marc Antoine Charpentier, uno de los músicos de corte del rey Luis XIV de Francia, con motivo de la batalla de Sternkirke, que en 1692 ganaron los franceses a los holandeses en una de las guerras de Flandes. Fue para Luis XIV, qué duda cabe, un motivo de alegría, y Charpentier quiso convertir esa alegría en un himno de triunfo, en acción de gracias a Dios, que es lo que en sentido estricto quiere reflejar un Te Deum. Tiene, como todas las composiciones dedicadas al Rey Sol, un aire solemne y majestuoso. Puede parecernos un tanto extraño que una obra destinada a ser interpretada en el ámbito de una catedral esté encomendada a instrumentos tan ruidosos como las trompetas y los timbales; pero así lo exigían los cánones de aquellos tiempos. La melodía expresa un sentimiento no menos triunfal, que se advierte enseguida, en sus primeras notas (Sol-Do), dominante y tónica. La dominante es, en armonía, una nota que requiere resolución. La tónica es la nota resolutiva, definitiva, aquella a la que debe tender la melodía para resultar plenamente satisfactoria. Todas las obras musicales, desde un himno a una sinfonía, deben terminar en la tónica, esa nota que inconscientemente deseamos, para quedar satisfechos. En este caso, sentimos desde el primer momento el dominio de una expresión triunfal. Dominante-tónica, qué forma más triunfante de comenzar. El tema principal de este preludio (el Te Deum propiamente dicho vendrá después) se construye sobre cuatro frases. En música, aunque tal vez en principio no seamos capaces de advertirlo, la melodía suele articularse en forma de versos (¡y esto es completamente indiferente de que esa melodía tenga letra o no!) que en cierto modo riman entre sí. ¿Verdad que en este preludio de Charpentier se advierte enseguida la rima? Primero un verso, solemne y triunfal como él solo. Después un segundo verso, que parece el comentario del primero. Es el primero el que se repite literalmente ahora como tercer verso. Parece como una insistencia, como si dijera: «Este verso es el principal, el que debe prevalecer sobre los demás». Y el cuarto verso no rima con el segundo, es como una conclusión triunfal. Basta recordar, o si queremos, tararear, esos cuatro versos musicales para reconocer su estructura. Podríamos pensar, sin necesidad de recordar a Hegel: Tesis Antítesis Tesis Síntesis Esta combinación tesis-antítesis-tesis-síntesis es más frecuente de lo que suponemos en el lenguaje musical. Recordemos una vez más esa pequeña melodía de la sintonía de Eurovisión; si queremos la repetimos a nuestro gusto una y otra vez. Es verdad, son cuatro versos que riman, y el final no es ni el primero ni el segundo, sino una resolución la que nos deja plenamente satisfechos. Sin apenas darnos cuenta, sentimos que esos cuatro versos nos resultan satisfactorios, terminan como deberían terminar. Aquí está el secreto del lenguaje de la música: la búsqueda que llega a un desenlace nos deja satisfechos. El fin de la pequeña aventura ha sido feliz. Cuando llegue la música romántica, no siempre todo termina de una manera tan sencilla y satisfactoria. También nos alimenta de alguna manera, y eso lo inventaron los griegos cuando escribieron tragedias para provocar la catarsis, una especie de purificación interior que no nos gusta del todo, pero que a veces nos conviene. La música “clásica”, la que predominó en el siglo XVIII, busca por lo general el final feliz: nos hace sentirnos reconfortados. La música romántica busca emocionarnos, aunque al final de una frase o de una obra larga, el argumento suele terminar bien. Qué pequeña aventura esta de ponernos a repasar la breve sintonía de Eurovisión. Pero puede resultarnos útil si queremos iniciarnos en lo más elemental y sencillo de la arquitectura musical.

[@hainevidia8753]

Interesting. + this is exactly what I felt while listening to it : Vicotory, Triumph and the aura of Louis XIV. Underrated comment

[@angelacooper2661]

How come this is played in D major? I notice the difference between C major and D major easily as I have perfect pitch!

[@lousalm8152]

It's french baroque: majestic

[@Locahaskatexu]

read: bombastic :P

[@beziox09]

u mean 'magestiqueee'

[@6bullets903]

Not that is italish musica because in italy it start the lhitining area

[@Thunderworks]

@@6bullets903 shut up

[@6bullets903]

@@Thunderworks shut up you too bitch

[@sophiatalksmusic3588]

Just played this in an orchestra concert! Really fun piece!

[@ruthjohn9771]

How can one listen to this and not be proud of being European? This music brings me to my knees with tears, pride and gratitude for my heritage...utterly glorious to the intellegent, sensitive, soulful ear

[@user-nr3sd4dg3y]

Well I am not european (I am greek) but still this music also gives tears,by listening this I understand that most of modern music is pure garbage made just for money people back then were really talented artsist and putted pasion in their songs but now they only care about money and music then and music now is the day and the night (I mean there is a whole lot o f difference

[@anjagoller]

@@user-nr3sd4dg3y As greek is part of europe you are european, too, and there's nothing you can do about it unless you are a god who can physically remove greece from this continent and connect it to another.

[@user-nr3sd4dg3y]

Look mate,I say it because most people here in Greece do not coinsider themeselves "europeans" because our culture is vastly different from the other europeans

[@anjagoller]

@@user-nr3sd4dg3y Yeah, so what? In Germany culture in the south is different to the north, too, but we still are all Germans. Being European doesn't mean for me that we all have to be the same. We have different cultures and that's totally ok with me. Each country brings in it's own great achievments (no matter how far in the past they are) to make Europe this colourful continent it is. I for myself don't think much of feeling like a European or whatever but simply because I don't think of it not because I don't feel like one. I can't force you to feel like a European, but perhaps you should consider that it's not like the rest of Europe has one culture that is different to Greece but that every single country has a culture that is different to (almost) all the rest of them.

[@randomgreekmathematician3159]

@@user-nr3sd4dg3y Look, friend. I'm Greek too, but self-identify as European. The fact that most Greeks (including me) aren't fond of the EU doesn't mean that we aren't racially and culturally European. Remember, the word 'Europe' has Greek roots. However, I would like to point out that I don't espouse chauvinistic views about being European. I'm European but that doesn't make me superior to anyone else. And we Europeans need to acknowledge the fact that we are responsible for genociding tens of millions of people in other continents- currently Native Americans and Australian Aboriginals don't seem to ever reclaim their rightful lands from Europeans and Mestizos.

[@dimimitrijenogic1272]

12 points from Serbia

[@jaiskreno]

Hahaha da da...

[@fadhilmatic3326]

This song reminds me of being a champion of any competition! 🏆

[@lisaschwarz-funke5176]

One of the masterpieces of music we have in Europe. Thx for this upload.

[@Sportfan-w6u]

Immer wenn ich diese Melodie höre muss ich an Wetten dass denken.

[@Superbaer567]

"Einer wird gewinnen" Hans Joachim Kulenkamp

[@msalrodmon]

This is the best Eurovision Festival song... They play it every year... I wish I could vote for it!!!

[@tubekulose]

Though it's no song as no one is singing.

[@Evan490BC]

Of course they play it every year! It's the official Eurovision anthem...

[@Wum763]

Herrlich, einfach nur schön ein Ohrenschmaus 🤗

[@steffenamm2892]

Wunderschön ... immer wieder toll es zu hören!

[@bahnfreak8698]

Das Lied wird definitiv auf meiner Hochzeit laufen.

[@BassGal92]

My fiance and I love Eurovision, so I'm hoping the DJ will be able to get this song so it can be played during the procession of our moms and my grandparents.

[@gerardjlaw]

What a beautiful idea.

[@ps_craft0001]

It´s wounderfoul music!

[@gaggymott9159]

WOW! Simply............WOW!!! Fab on the pipe organ too, with full swell - What a 'ground-shaker!'

[@deniseeulert2503]

This has made a great processional at a number of weddings.

[@edwardcho2425]

It took me couple of years to bring this back to my life. What a masterpiece, Thanks be to God!

[@coasters_bgw]

Playing this on clarinet for school, fun piece

[@alessandrodorsi9800]

Like many other little kids here in Italy, I was scared of the Eurovision intro because of the very aggressive static graphic in the 70s . In fact , children under a certain age , are not able to decypher objects not belonging to reality like the old Eurovision logo because of its being " unanimated" , therefore seeing that as a threat . If those graphics went with some solemn , beautiful but too powerful musics like the one of Marc Antoine Charpentier , well , an explosive mix was served . That worked also with loomy or unsettling tracks , for example like the one used by Rai for its closedown sequence , aired from 1954 to 1986

[@adelearabia4096]

Very good I'm Italian and I love we continet: the Europe

[@carlosserrano467]

Beautiful melody and great composer

[@guidodiluch863]

Mio nonno😢😢😢 la rai di italia saluti da santiago di cile ❤🇮🇹❤🇨🇱

[@joaovitormatos8147]

Here to get the vibe before the finals. Bonne chance a tout!

[@carlosivanalamo2673]

My favorite Eurovision Song Contest piece ever!

[@Lurtzessin]

Hello from Germany This feels like my real national anthem for a long time now. Long live Europe!

[@Guitar_Lab]

Eurovision 2023 is starting today!

[@mauriziofolicaldi1479]

Adoro questa musica ed il suo periodo nel quale avrei tanto voluto vivere, peccato che sono nato nel 20mo secolo...

[@plopidrahtis7023]

this is one of the best music. and it sounds happy and romantic.

[@nicolaspropiano3official159]

I like the rhythm of the song

[@bobduvar]

Marc Antoine Charpentier : 12 points !

[@ShadowTheBasementCat]

La musique du Grand Siècle... salutations de Nouvelle-France.

[@theoliang7007]

This song is now needed more than ever to encourage us that we Will CONCOUR Covid 19. This is why I am playing this every Friday evening at 7:00 pm

[@frederikhyrup2871]

We will not defeat, A simple virus. If we stand togehter we will defeat everything. (A marxist from Denmark). Good luck stay strong.

[@rivenoak]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurovision:_Europe_Shine_a_Light EBU cancelled ESC for obvious reasons, but europe will sing :)

[@frederikhyrup2871]

@@rivenoak We will. We shall. We must...

[@obath6953]

Long live Europe. In the 1970s Grand Prix races shown live in Europe started with this music

[@SERPICO936]

I love this song.. amazing !

[@pascalemahieu9178]

J'adore cette musique. Merci beaucoup pour ce cadeau que je considère comme royal. Bravo.

[@TheViewingspectator]

I feel like I'm in the hall of some royal family when i listen to this. GOD BLESS BAROQUE MUSIC! ALL HAIL THE KING!

[@user-rf8jc8pg3s]

The accompanying party is just as strong as the main party. This could be grom George Martin and the Beatles! Phenomenal!!!

[@marcoroma4998]

😭😭io la devo suonare con la chitarra 🎸 è difficilissimo cq bella good 💛🤩🤩😍😍

[@marianopietrangeli9217]

Ecco il compositore della sigla presa dall'eurovisione direi bellissima scelta

[@annsimoens123]

Who's ready for Eurovision's first semifinal of 2023 tonight?

[@yonessoul8277]

I heard this in the church on Friday and immediately recognized it xD

[@adalwin1875]

look at this guy, he's so handsome.

[@swedishbloke]

Atleast he’s no Habsburg

[@diegoyuiop]

@@swedishbloke Chin too small

[@roesselspringer2811]

I can't understand, why a lot of people negotiate an "european" culture. Of course, each country in Europe has its own culture. But music ignore every border of each country. Music is written for the whole mankind, should bring happiness to all the people listening to it. The European Community shows both sides of the coin: The differencies in all countries, making Europe colorful. It reminds us, there are a lot of things we have in common. We have the order to look for these communalities. Music helps us seeking for them. We really understand this art of music if we find them

[@rouky1412]

Suis-je la seule qui regarde cette vidéo en janvier 2022 ? Sinon j’adore Te Deum on l’avait étudié en musique quand j’étais en 5ème, ça me rappelle des souvenirs !

[@gerardjlaw]

Juin 2022!

[@riccardoolago]

"I wanna hear the real european anthem" [Ode to joy plays] "I said the REAL european anthem" [This plays] "Perfection!"

[@steffenamm2892]

Einfach großartig dieses Musikstück! Absolutly amazing this music! Lebendige Geschichte Europas! Living history of Europe!

[@VanessaMaeFan18]

Yes!!! I love Te Deum. This is a fresh and vibrant rendition. Pure Baroque :D

[@Feargal011]

As a boy I heard this music introducing every episode of The Olympics. I loved the prelude and always wanted to find the particular musical piece to which it belonged. Voila!

[@matildesantiago2840]

fantastic i love music is very beutiful

[@wacekkarcz3205]

Lubię ten utwór.😁😁😁

[@mayagamelesson1]

I am a amateur singer ❤🌹🤩 this song all singers song Eurovision I love you

[@LousClues8011]

Good evening Europe and good morning Australia! ❤️

[@michaellynch7770]

From an Aussie, from the Land Down Under, Thank you.

[@haru2322]

Welcome to your permanent starting place at the esc

[@cyril6574]

Are u listening in reverse ?

[@federicopifferi]

Europe let the Eurovision Song Contest begin. 😂😍💙💛👍🎻🎺🎵🎶🎼🔝🔥 12 points from Italy !

[@mauriziofolicaldi1479]

Questo è il periodo in cui avrei tanto voluto vivere solo per assaporare il gusto e la vita barocca e le loro splendide musiche

[@Akkordeondirigent]

A beautiful piece of art.

[@maryletzkus6157]

Beautiful, I will process with this music at the Wedding....

[@alvarodavid9566]

Forgetting the Eurovision thing, it gives me goosebumps.

[@elisadantonidicarlo6477]

molto bella, soprattutto la parte "centrale" grazie di questa melodia 🦋🧡

[@abcd-yg2rx]

Io direi il tema principale

[@avemaria5200]

Te Deum laudamus: te Dominum confitemur. Te aeternum Patrem omnis terra veneratur. Tibi omnes Angeli; tibi caeli et universae Potestates; Tibi Cherubim et Seraphim incessabili voce proclamant: Sanctus, Sanctus, Sanctus, Dominus Deus Sabaoth. Pleni sunt caeli et terra maiestatis gloriae tuae. Te gloriosus Apostolorum chorus, Te Prophetarum laudabilis numerus, Te Martyrum candidatus laudat exercitus. Te per orbem terrarum sancta confitetur Ecclesia, Patrem immensae maiestatis: Venerandum tuum verum et unicum Filium; Sanctum quoque Paraclitum Spiritum. Tu Rex gloriae, Christe. Tu Patris sempiternus es Filius. Tu ad liberandum suscepturus hominem, non horruisti Virginis uterum. Tu, devicto mortis aculeo, aperuisti credentibus regna caelorum. Tu ad dexteram Dei sedes, in gloria Patris. Iudex crederis esse venturus. (Ad hoc versum omnes se inclinant) Te ergo quaesumus, tuis famulis subveni: quos pretioso sanguine redemisti. Æterna fac cum sanctis tuis in gloria numerari. Salvum fac populum tuum, Domine, et benedic hereditati tuæ. Et rege eos, et extolle illos usque in æternum. Per singulos dies benedicimus te; Et laudamus Nomen tuum in sæculum, et in sæculum sæculi. Dignare, Domine, die isto sine peccato nos custodire. Miserere nostri domine, miserere nostri. Fiat misericordia tua, Domine, super nos, quemadmodum speravimus in te. In te, Domine, speravi: non confundar in æternum.

[@meriemejuju4072]

J'addore

[@shin-i-chikozima]

This is comfortable to the ears and the mind From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵

[@KrzysztofTomecki]

Arigato🇯🇵😇🇵🇱

[@navalerman1508]

This amazing piece is one of the best ever ❤❤❤❤❤💥💥💥💥💥!!!!! Any competition song pale in comparison.

[@hugskyhusky]

12 points from France !

[@fronterifrederic2051]

❤🇨🇵 À TOUTES LES GLOIRES DE LA FRANCE 🇨🇵❤

[@lenautilus7395]

A french composer. One of the greatest...

[@WODELAR]

Majestic baroque.

[@tessahwa]

This audition will appear on my music exam, and of course, is one of my faves because of Eurovision and it makes me rebember that today in Spain, we will choose our singer!😂

[@Blackboyliad]

GOOD EVENING, EUROPE!!!

[@ruthjohn9771]

Never mind the damn Euro song connection.....this music is sublime, patrician and glorious