Divini occhi sereni / Philippe Verdelot

from: Tutti li madrigali del primo et secondo libro a quatro voci (1540)
Recording: Profeti della Quinta / PHILIPPE VERDELOT: Madrigals for four voices (PAN CLASSICS 2021)

[@maryjanenunesdeoliveira742]

Meu Deus! Que lindo ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@azulyrojo89]

Lovely Madrigal, and beatiful fictas! Cheers from Spain!

[@Tubomiro]

Thank you for the BEAUTIFUL music and the VIDEO too!

[@davidemarsano318]

Sono estasiato. Musica mistica ed espressiva interpretata con cipiglio e raffinatezza. Splendido.

[@leonper]

Wonderful, as usual. Always love the videos of the performances by Profeti, watching their joy in making their music together.

[@justinrubin2533]

Magnificent. No other word describes this.

[@YavorArseniev]

Tremendously beautifully composed and sung! And the score is a joy to the eye as well. Thank you!

[@amitmarkel]

Superb; the musica ficta denoted too

[@En_4]

Beautiful

[@tysontsuru]

Beautiful! Thanks also for giving the parts with the highlighted indications. It is very helpful for understanding this piece.

[@leondebout]

Lovely! Thanks for sharing

[@benmaloney5434]

Beautiful! As someone who does a lot of barbershop singing alongside early music, I’ve always wondered if there’s something in those little codas with one voice holding the last note (in bbshp it’s very characteristic of the style - we call it a ‘tag’, and the last note of the melody is a ‘post’). We know, for example, that madrigals were sung in Elizabethan barbershops. And they always end with the decorated plagal sound in bbshp too. Maybe there’s something in it 🤔 maybe not!

[@HumbleNewMusic]

didn't think i was easily hypnotized but i got mesmerized listening while following the score... really b e a u t i f u l . . . thanks dr. Elam & gang 🙂 🎵 🎵

[@calvinransom1315]

Thank you for creating this beautiful video!

[@alexandersandved6664]

Thank you for this! Great to sing along with to practice reading from partbooks!

[@seilett]

Ammirevole e stupefatta quiete. Altro non posso dire, perché non me ne intendo. Ma si potrebbero mettere i testi in descrizione?

[@SYLVESTRIVS]

Please, put subtitles!