Miserere Mei Deus (Allegri) - King's College Choir, Cambridge

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The Choir of King's College Cambridge sing a shortened version of Gregorio Allegri's Miserere Mei Deus

[@agentgreenland]

The story behind this piece of music is that this song was ina long time a heavyly guarded secret. It was only allowed to be performed in the Sistine Chapel in Rome, and the musical notes were heavyly under wraps, and nobody could ever replicate this song. Until one day along came a 14 year old boy. The boy's name name was Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and as we know, he was a musical genius. That boy was profoundly astonished by this song and was captivated by it's beauty. After he heard it he decided that he really wanted to transcribe the music, and later the same day, he did. Entirely from memory, returning rhe following day to make minor corrections. The closest to the original piece as anyone has ever done. At the age of 14. He was later honoured by the pope for his feat.

[@m0n4rch24]

NEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRDDDDDDDDDD

[@windstorm1000]

Its one of best stories in classical music! Thank you!

[@kaitefrances6015]

Another story about this music was that the vatican considered the music so beautiful that it was "dangerous". So, i'm not sure how that fits with religion!!!

[@LiberalsGettheBulletToo]

Basically, he invented music piracy.

[@sgsupreme17]

Wasn’t Mozart def ?

[@FISHGOMOO4321]

I am not a religious person, but this is truly wonderful stuff.

[@LutzDerLurch]

+WAKE ME UP INSIDE Music can be absolutely amazing, even if you do not like the topic discussed in the lyrics. Just as you can love a song, even when you do not understand a single word.

[@merlinrusch3488]

Yeah, me as an Atheist love this *_*

[@LutzDerLurch]

Daniel Soto I don't think it works that way... :/

[@LutzDerLurch]

Angry Dan Is not the believe in a god in itself automatically religious?

[@scottsterling7659]

I'm Muslim but it's fucking great

[@Morgulant]

My dad liked this. He died on Saturday. Thanks dad for sharing, it really is beautiful.

[@catherinepeppers791]

May the Lord protect you!

[@alejandrotf2966]

Hermanos míos, Que el algoritmo de KZbin nos vuelva a reuinir en 9 años

[@mondrider9138]

Que así sea, amén.

[@huesitodepollo8984]

Amén

[@benjaleo5503]

Amen caballeros Cristo esta con nosotros

[@oscarRodriguez-cs2lf]

Será una reunión épica en 9 años

[@tovarickreyes9278]

Aaaaaaaameeeeeeeeen

[@DonAllenDe]

I have been singing this glorious choral; music since I was 9 and was a great 2nd soprano. Unfortunately my voice changed when I was 13 and I ended up a tenor but I still sing in an Episcopal Choir at the age of 76. I hope that when my life it over I am allowed to sing in Heaven.

[@WAT3Rman100]

Amen.

[@kennethpalmowski-wolfe7923]

I have a request in for my next incarnation, to come back as a countertenor. Missed it this time around, though I had a soprano F until I was 30.

[@rousy5856]

Don D you will❤ you will sing as one of god's most beautiful angels in his choir .

[@Jerbod2]

hahahahahahhaha

[@cooperlumsden3214]

How does son d have over 1 million subscribers?

[@newdel7864]

Where's helium boy? Edit: omg I fucking know it was meant for an April Fool's joke. I'm also making a joke 🤦‍♀️

[@calitrappedindc]

That little kid could hit the notes without helium

[@newdel7864]

Madison Smith True

[@scottsterling7659]

lol

[@yukohirokawa1743]

ヘリウムボーイなんて失礼な。

[@ilkercetinkaya1144]

yuko hirokawa Did u mean HACIMIKOCOCKOLOMOKOLO KUKULA ORA MA KOMA BUR AMAK O CANCINCONCUN

[@schoolingyourmind2851]

1:38 so insanely beautiful!!! I've listened to that part for so many times now

[@marinac7676]

Me to!

[@BeardedBaldGuy87]

Check out the tenebrae choir version.

[@marinac7676]

@@BeardedBaldGuy87 where?

[@wilhermepetrusmagalhaes8401]

Beautiful

[@mella8296]

I have tears it’s so beautiful!

[@isaiahhernandez9495]

This cathedral is so beautiful

[@metaphysicalpowers9250]

SummerSystem can you pls tell which type of song this is or how can I find similar songs ?

[@Yimello]

Not a cathedral, but a chapel

[@huybrit]

@@metaphysicalpowers9250 Gregorian chant, and Anglican chants are also beautiful to listen.

[@agnone1]

I have a debilitating disease, I often listen to this when on my dark days. It heals my pain. Thanks for sharing this beautiful prayer.

[@MrMmetal]

Tony Masciotra I do know what you do have, but try to search about autohemotherapy, Lugol 5%, magnesium clorithe. Perdon me if I'm being invasive, but these little things help so much people in so much diseases... I hope it can help you. God bless, brother.

[@adventuresinlanguage7302]

I hope it gets better and you find more glorious music like this to ease your pain. I will pray for you :)

[@JohnWick-gs9vr]

Cringe

[@monicarey9843]

god bless you

[@demonicflames1678]

WBFranck Fuck you

[@NoNoPoPogay]

The one with helium gave me chills.

[@joseissofunny]

lmfao. helium

[@LutzDerLurch]

+Justin Ranke It was an april fools video.

[@NoName-uf6rf]

Oh yah it's poignant in beauty

[@scottsterling7659]

me toooooooo

[@BasjHabbo]

It's helium.. lol

[@PallabDutt]

I'm Hindu. I can meditate upon this. This piece of music reminds me of the Lord.

[@Carlos_Carvalho_]

♥️

[@klaudiarybarova7267]

i am an atheist, but also a musician. this is truly a piece of art and it gives me goosebumps how harmonized and on point they are. it is unbelievable

[@Kingofeurope]

You don't have to be religious to appreciate such a beautiful song. And since Christianity is an inseperable part of Europe's culture, I respect the faith either way, even though I don't follow it myself. With love, from Flanders.

[@feonor26]

Kingofeurope Agreed! I'm an atheist, but I do enjoy beautiful art no matter where it comes from. I've always liked gregorian chants.

[@pascaltenand833]

Kingofeurope why are you commenting on the fact that you are not catholic , sound a bit like " this music is too good for the catholic" for sure not many masterpiece comes from atheists ...

[@feonor26]

Pascal Tenand 1. Because this is music largely utilized by the Catholic Church 2. Not many masterpieces comes from atheists? Are you really sure about the religious views of Michaelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci for example? Just because the Catholic Church was the ones with the money and the patronage for artists to survive back then doesn't mean they were religious. And why would their religious views matter? Were they talented because they were religious or would they be talented also without religion? There have been many talented composers, artists and scientists both past and present who've made many masterpieces if you spend 10 minutes on google. Vincent van Gogh for starters was an atheist, not that it matters. He would probably be a very talentet artist if he was religious too. A list of others can be found here: www.askanatheist.org/famous.html

[@pascaltenand833]

what you call atheists artists did not compose or work on anything because of their atheism , in fact nothing was composed relatively to an absence of faith , contrary to the masterpieces made precisely in honor of Jesus Christ , the beauty was inspired by Faith not the other way round ...

[@feonor26]

Pascal Tenand No probably not, they were artists indepentely of their faith as I said in my previous comment. But don't be fooled into thinking that every painting of Jesus was because of divine inspiration. As I said earlier, who had the money back in the days? Who had the patronage and the work for artists that needed to get paid? The Catholic Church ofcourse and they would order specific paintings to these artists which would mostly be of a religious nature. In other words, if they didn't paint religious paintings, they wouldn't get paid. Sadly we will never know what it would look like if Leonardo or Michelangelo were hired to paint the ceiling of the Museum of Science for example.

[@-Tidgy]

Speechless, this is literally magic, how is this even possible to sound so unreal. Respect to them all.

[@SKi4o5]

+Tidgy the natural acoustics of the church help the sound A LOT. But so do stacked harmonies like that.

[@ianexcalibur7096]

+Shawn Hall He's right, this is shockingly average...If you want to hear the best Try Harry Christopher The Sixteen, Sublime......

[@colly7963]

Agreed. I'm listening to the Sixteen now!!!!

[@Die3Erbsenhirne]

As you may have noticed most of the singers here are children and they do a wonderful job. Boy's voices sound very different from women's voices. So I still prefer this choir. It escapes the gravity of earth.

[@deutschesmaedchen]

Tidgy masterful polyphonic composition. This is a remnant of the Renaissance in music, beautiful harmonies.

[@Thomassina1]

Boy sopranos have a beautiful, strong vocal clarity. Is only a short space of time when they can produce this unique sound.

[@return2earthvideochannel]

Yes only boy sopranos possess that talent. There are recordings of adult women performing the high notes and they usually sing vibrato which is wrong and hurts my ear, leave it to the boys I say!

[@user-zg5ej3yh1y]

I used to be a chorister at St Philips Cathedral, Birmingham. Yes, you're right. Although we had a girls choir it was us boys and the men doing the majority of services etc. I sang the high note to my Mum once and she cried and said it was one of the most beautiful things she ever heard and said it was like angels.

[@justonetime6179]

@@return2earthvideochannel they sound like women, what you talking about 😂

[@return2earthvideochannel]

@@justonetime6179 Idiot!

[@return2earthvideochannel]

@@justonetime6179 Why do you think that over the centuries, only young boys have been selected in choirs and not girls? Do the research.

[@QuiLocutusPerProphetas]

This brought tears to my eyes. It boggles the mind that this comes out of the voices of awkward adolescent boys. Music is truly a channel to The Almighty.

[@coffeewithkelly4033]

See my 9/11 vision I had when this was playing in case it helps anyone. It must be a divine song (to person who said this with history of song). I never heard it until several years after 9/11 on the anniversary of that date. I was taking a lunch break from work out in the parking lot of my car, praying and looking out into an open field in front of me with tall grass. This song came on the radio which I had never heard and I had a vision. Hundreds of the people who had died on 9/11 that day appeared as transparent spirits in the field, they were wearing their work clothes they had on that day; blouses, skirts and khacki slacks gently blowing with the tall grass in the breeze. They all wanted me to tell everyone they are just fine and to be at peace as they sang this song to me while it played on the radio. I come back and listen to it from time to time when I want to connect to the holiness I felt in that moment, and every time I hear this. I hope someone who lost someone that day reads this and finds comfort since I have no other way to spread this hope since I don’t know how to tell everyone. Thank u for this history, I don’t doubt its divinity from my experience. The psalm (51) talks about repentance & broken bones and I don’t think it’s coincidence how many bones were broken that day, but Glory to God no bones were broken in the perfect and happy people that stood before me singing that day. I am so grateful to know God and how good he is and to know he is real and how he has nothing to do with religion and just loves us all so much. I am hopeful we can love each other that much one day too and stop hurting, attacking and killing each other over stupid stuff, especially religion. Peace. “Make me to hear joy and gladness; that the bones which thou hast broken may rejoice.”

[@192Guitarist]

I came here to get goosebumps. I wasn't disappointed.

[@coffeewithkelly4033]

See my 9/11 vision I had when this was playing in case it helps anyone. It must be a divine song (to person who said this with history of song). I never heard it until several years after 9/11 on the anniversary of that date. I was taking a lunch break from work out in the parking lot of my car, praying and looking out into an open field in front of me with tall grass. This song came on the radio which I had never heard and I had a vision. Hundreds of the people who had died on 9/11 that day appeared as transparent spirits in the field, they were wearing their work clothes they had on that day; blouses, skirts and khacki slacks gently blowing with the tall grass in the breeze. They all wanted me to tell everyone they are just fine and to be at peace as they sang this song to me while it played on the radio. I come back and listen to it from time to time when I want to connect to the holiness I felt in that moment, and every time I hear this. I hope someone who lost someone that day reads this and finds comfort since I have no other way to spread this hope since I don’t know how to tell everyone. Thank u for this history, I don’t doubt its divinity from my experience. The psalm (51) talks about repentance & broken bones and I don’t think it’s coincidence how many bones were broken that day, but Glory to God no bones were broken in the perfect and happy people that stood before me singing that day. I am so grateful to know God and how good he is and to know he is real and how he has nothing to do with religion and just loves us all so much. I am hopeful we can love each other that much one day too and stop hurting, attacking and killing each other over stupid stuff, especially religion. Peace. “Make me to hear joy and gladness; that the bones which thou hast broken may rejoice.”

[@donaldedward4951]

The first time I heard this it gave me the shivers; it still does.

[@williamheywood9115]

Me too, Donald! It is wonderful

[@donaldedward4951]

Thank you, William, nice to know there is another soul mate somewhere in this world. I knew there was (he is a Derbyshireman) and I sat down to write a letter just a moment or so.

[@williamheywood9115]

Donald Edward Thank you Donald. It is great pleasure to know someone that one can share beautiful music with. This music reminds me of a very special person and soul mate in my life. I was listening to Pachabel's cannon this morning that piece always reminds me of Spring. It won't be long now. Its the 1st of March tomorrow.

[@Garnog404]

You have excellent taste in music. I love this piece, and it has an interesting connection to Mozart (though he didn't compose it)

[@donaldedward4951]

Don Grantham But he did make it available outside the Vatican or so I have heard.

[@karimusic2176]

I'm a muslim and just love this. And I love how high goes the child's voice in the AAAAAAAAAAAAAA haha

[@Rue747]

Your comment is funny and genuine 😀

[@KL-us8yb]

Me too i am muslim...just respect how them pray or sing i dont know...its just great one

[@alihaidersultan671]

What does it has to do with being a muslim.... You're just asking for attention. Somethings dont need the boundaries of religion, they're beautiful as they are

[@ani-sv5fh]

@@alihaidersultan671 God bless you

[@cryptid_cactus]

ooaaaaaEEEEEAAAAAaaaaa

[@OddBallTrails]

This sounds so powerful, so addictive. This song itself has the presence of God in it. It is beautiful.

[@coffeewithkelly4033]

See my 9/11 vision I had when this was playing in case it helps anyone. It must be a divine song (to person who said this with history of song). I never heard it until several years after 9/11 on the anniversary of that date. I was taking a lunch break from work out in the parking lot of my car, praying and looking out into an open field in front of me with tall grass. This song came on the radio which I had never heard and I had a vision. Hundreds of the people who had died on 9/11 that day appeared as transparent spirits in the field, they were wearing their work clothes they had on that day; blouses, skirts and khacki slacks gently blowing with the tall grass in the breeze. They all wanted me to tell everyone they are just fine and to be at peace as they sang this song to me while it played on the radio. I come back and listen to it from time to time when I want to connect to the holiness I felt in that moment, and every time I hear this. I hope someone who lost someone that day reads this and finds comfort since I have no other way to spread this hope since I don’t know how to tell everyone. Thank u for this history, I don’t doubt its divinity from my experience. The psalm (51) talks about repentance & broken bones and I don’t think it’s coincidence how many bones were broken that day, but Glory to God no bones were broken in the perfect and happy people that stood before me singing that day. I am so grateful to know God and how good he is and to know he is real and how he has nothing to do with religion and just loves us all so much. I am hopeful we can love each other that much one day too and stop hurting, attacking and killing each other over stupid stuff, especially religion. Peace. “Make me to hear joy and gladness; that the bones which thou hast broken may rejoice.”

[@donaldedward4951]

This must be one of the finest male voice choirs in existence.

[@jster12345678910]

This IS the best male choir in existence!

[@donaldedward4951]

There are too many to know them all.

[@jster12345678910]

The boy sopranos are phenomenal though!

[@donaldedward4951]

Yes, they are. That is why the churches use boys instead of girls for the liturgy.

[@ds1868]

Jamie O'Leary The term is trebles, not sopranos.

[@lunjay6606]

How can someone dislike this beautiful art of music

[@gladisavekar7970]

ikr

[@SuperBashem]

The devil has his ways

[@iamsatan7075]

+kieron white true my child

[@Redtube214]

because they are expecting helium

[@BinaryTechnique]

Lun Jay Muslims mate...they hate our glorious Christian religion

[@chanelvanos6714]

This is music from heaven😇

[@yasuke2161]

Chanel van Os youre an angel from heaven

[@muhammetyusufgencoglu1070]

Like you?

[@sikicidirek3481]

Hallo ❤️

[@alfin9189]

I... am actually at the urge of crying, I can't hold it any much longer, this is too beautiful for me...

[@thinkscotty]

I'm pretty sure I'd be balling if I watched this live.

[@vschluter1890]

I watched them live last summer with my choir, and it hit me so hard! Cryed under the whole thing haha

[@joshuajohn7291]

Victoria schlüter how do you not know how to spell cried 🤣🤣🤣🤦🏽‍♂️

[@davidgashler5846]

Balling or bawling?

[@katievaldez5954]

I came here from ifunny, but this is probably some of the most beautiful music I've ever heard.

[@carly6615]

The high solo part gives me chills

[@m0n4rch24]

Top Cs are straining. I've done the solo 3 times and - man my voice hurt.

[@laureenlynntedeton2151]

@@m0n4rch24 They’re only straining if your voice isn’t meant for it!

[@nawafaleid196]

I am a muslim and i find this heavenly... thank you 🙏🙏🙏

[@blazingblack1850]

Attention seekers Why do you have to start any statement with I'm a muslim but blah blah blah blah........... I don't see anybody else mentioning their religion

[@devarabevan]

@@blazingblack1850 they r just idiots

[@deehhXr666]

​@@blazingblack1850 true

[@qwerty-yx5bh]

​@@blazingblack1850правда

[@Christian.jesuschirst]

May god bless you❤

[@enzognlima1221]

What was that super high note at 1:37????? So perfect!!!!

[@CristianMtnz]

They used helium

[@jakesearle11]

+Cristian Martinez they didn't actually

[@enzognlima1221]

It's a little boy that is singing. Children use to have shrilly voices. I think he used his acute voice to achieve that high note.

[@aidans-t1884]

+Enzo Lima It's a top C.

[@dogfighter38450]

+Enzo Lima only a child can sing that.

[@lexxnataliatan]

That high pitch brought tears to my eyes... I'm sure heavenly being really enjoying listening to this beautiful choir singing

[@vickyrourke2835]

Im a religious person I belive In God and this is divine song ✝️🛐

[@brideofduscur]

2:41 never fails to give me chills. 💕

[@CyborianCronicles]

God sent us these angels to sing us the songs of heaven.

[@chokmah3926]

So true

[@monkanthony4545]

Lord Jesus, it's only through your love, mercy and goodness that such art can be created by man. We are nothing without you. You are the Way, the Truth and the Life. Have mercy on me.

[@coffeewithkelly4033]

See my 9/11 vision I had when this was playing in case it helps anyone. It must be a divine song (to person who said this with history of song). I never heard it until several years after 9/11 on the anniversary of that date. I was taking a lunch break from work out in the parking lot of my car, praying and looking out into an open field in front of me with tall grass. This song came on the radio which I had never heard and I had a vision. Hundreds of the people who had died on 9/11 that day appeared as transparent spirits in the field, they were wearing their work clothes they had on that day; blouses, skirts and khacki slacks gently blowing with the tall grass in the breeze. They all wanted me to tell everyone they are just fine and to be at peace as they sang this song to me while it played on the radio. I come back and listen to it from time to time when I want to connect to the holiness I felt in that moment, and every time I hear this. I hope someone who lost someone that day reads this and finds comfort since I have no other way to spread this hope since I don’t know how to tell everyone. Thank u for this history, I don’t doubt its divinity from my experience. The psalm (51) talks about repentance & broken bones and I don’t think it’s coincidence how many bones were broken that day, but Glory to God no bones were broken in the perfect and happy people that stood before me singing that day. I am so grateful to know God and how good he is and to know he is real and how he has nothing to do with religion and just loves us all so much. I am hopeful we can love each other that much one day too and stop hurting, attacking and killing each other over stupid stuff, especially religion. Peace. “Make me to hear joy and gladness; that the bones which thou hast broken may rejoice.”

[@Mer-ed4xj]

Amen🙌🙌JESUS IS THE ONLY GOD HALLELUJAH IM CHRISTIAN TOO

[@josephsnearline2022]

I attended a Sunday Evensong service at Kings back in 2003. They seated me right next to the choir. It was a truly mind blowing experience.

[@Dan-bc9nx]

Honestly this is the most beautiful song i’’ve ever heard... i wish this could be played every Holy Week in every church in England, it gives me goosebumps and cry with happiness, a beautiful song about asking jesus to forgive our sins and to wash us clean. 😍😍

[@foreignhour2388]

I'm not Christian and I find this to be absolutely gorgeous. can't get enough

[@Simeylamb98x]

The soundtrack of heaven... Beautiful

[@garynielsen7967]

One of the finest pieces of sacred choral music ever written...sung by one of the finest choirs in the world.

[@vnalihua1421]

i'm Muslim and i love this 🌹

[@joureify]

God bless us all!

[@fiveSolas879]

Its Beaucse you know the God of Scripture, as revealed in Jesus Christ.

[@grimreaper9477]

ilkin engin kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnTYqaGrlK56i80

[@fiveSolas879]

@@grimreaper9477 do you understand the doctrine of the trinity?

[@grimreaper9477]

ilkin engin did u watch the video in its entirety? There is no way u would believe in the divinity of jesus afterwards if u did... unless if ur lying to yourself.

[@thepedrorriva]

I am an atheist and I love this.

[@johnstrax899]

Same here. Beauty is not dependent on our philosophy or religion.

[@3DSwags]

same here. it is pretty amazing and beautiful.

[@ruubyx69]

+John Strax agreed

[@thepedrorriva]

Ionut Telegescu what do you mean?

[@thepedrorriva]

Ionut Telegescu is that the love your god teaches?

[@raquelrubiapereira4954]

Oh! beatiful voices! Voices of angels!!!!

[@magic1swizerland]

Ehmm... nope. Sry to say that but those things don't exist :)

[@Applewille]

AAD-10 Thats your opinion.

[@SuperAuthoritah]

Applewille It's the truth that the anal rape monster is the one and only god.

[@magic1swizerland]

Applewille Yes mine and those of who think.

[@MauroCortese]

Almost 2022. I really hope one day I could listen this choir live. Masterpiece.

[@rachelhainey8454]

they always do our Christmas eve mass here in England on bbc

[@N30Nneurotic]

I dont have religion but this gives me chills from beginning to end. Phenomenal. Truly beautiful to listen to. Normally metal and punk are my go to but classical music and choirs are still amazing to listen to

[@LightningStar95]

Such a voice. I always feel I'm going to cry when I hear that beautiful boy's voice. I can't stand when people thinks these kind of music is boring. They are so not! These music means you sit and listen to the voices and feel god in your soul. Its such amazing beautiful feeling :')

[@JaZu]

This piece seems to really be brought to life with the voice of adolescent youth. I have heard this live with a very mature choir and it didn't really have the same impact. Awesome version!

[@Voodo0Cat]

indeed.

[@arniebirss3982]

Voodoocat trebles tend to tremble; not as secure as a soprano but higher register (probably)

[@johntechwriter]

Arnie Birss I would suggest the boys' register may not be higher, but rather it is the clarity and purity of their voices that has no equal.

[@ramonperez6961]

It sounds so solemn yet so tranquil.

[@retroactivejealousy-worldl1805]

One of the best things I have ever listened to

[@philrees3691]

A truly spectacular piece of composition. Words cannot portray the emotion one feels when listening to it.

[@jamesdougall3608]

without question one of the most moving and emotionally-charged pieces of music every written

[@AmiraStrawter]

every written

[@cloudmike]

Claire de lune

[@user-dk3bm7xp7s]

This makes me want to Worship with the Angels for the Lord. My Anxieties are like a peaceful pond still as a sheet of ice...pure peace

[@matthewm5581]

Lyrics (translated from Latin) Have mercy on me, God According to your great kindness And according to the multitude of your mercies, Erase my iniquities Wash me completely from my iniquities And cleanse me of my sins For I know my iniquities And my sins are always before me To you alone, I have sinned And done evil before you That you may be fair in your speech And justified in your judgement Behold, I was conceived in iniquity And in sin did my mother conceived me Behold, you desire truth in the inward parts And you teach me wisdom in the hidden places Purify me with hyssop and I will be clean Wash me, and I will be whiter than snow Let me hear your joy and gladness And my humble bones will rejoice Turn your face away from my sins And erase all of my iniquities Create in me a pure heart, oh, God, And renew your right spirit within me Do not turn me away from your sight, And do not take your Holy Spirit from me Return your gladness and salvation to me And uphold me with a willing spirit I will teach sinners your way And they will be converted unto you Save me from blood, God, God of my salvation My tongue will praise of your righteousness Lord, open my lips And my mouth will sing your glory Because you have not desired sacrifices For you don't delight in sacrifices, or I would do so Nor do you desire burnt offerings The sacrifices of God are a broken spirit A broken and humble heart God will not despise Do well before the Lord in your good pleasure to Zion And build the walls of Jerusalem Then you accept the sacrifices of righteousness In oblations and burnt offerings Then they will offer bulls on your altar.

[@marcelogarridopereira5982]

I hear this song every day. I pray for all these rare angelical voices. Thanks God for this opportunity to pray hearing this song. Shalom!

[@coffeewithkelly4033]

See my 9/11 vision I had when this was playing in case it helps anyone. It must be a divine song (to person who said this with history of song). I never heard it until several years after 9/11 on the anniversary of that date. I was taking a lunch break from work out in the parking lot of my car, praying and looking out into an open field in front of me with tall grass. This song came on the radio which I had never heard and I had a vision. Hundreds of the people who had died on 9/11 that day appeared as transparent spirits in the field, they were wearing their work clothes they had on that day; blouses, skirts and khacki slacks gently blowing with the tall grass in the breeze. They all wanted me to tell everyone they are just fine and to be at peace as they sang this song to me while it played on the radio. I come back and listen to it from time to time when I want to connect to the holiness I felt in that moment, and every time I hear this. I hope someone who lost someone that day reads this and finds comfort since I have no other way to spread this hope since I don’t know how to tell everyone. Thank u for this history, I don’t doubt its divinity from my experience. The psalm (51) talks about repentance & broken bones and I don’t think it’s coincidence how many bones were broken that day, but Glory to God no bones were broken in the perfect and happy people that stood before me singing that day. I am so grateful to know God and how good he is and to know he is real and how he has nothing to do with religion and just loves us all so much. I am hopeful we can love each other that much one day too and stop hurting, attacking and killing each other over stupid stuff, especially religion. Peace. “Make me to hear joy and gladness; that the bones which thou hast broken may rejoice.”

[@directmentality3531]

As an agnostic and one who tries to further himself from religion I must say this is absolutely beautiful.

[@coffeewithkelly4033]

See my 9/11 vision I had when this was playing in case it helps anyone. It must be a divine song (to person who said this with history of song). I never heard it until several years after 9/11 on the anniversary of that date. I was taking a lunch break from work out in the parking lot of my car, praying and looking out into an open field in front of me with tall grass. This song came on the radio which I had never heard and I had a vision. Hundreds of the people who had died on 9/11 that day appeared as transparent spirits in the field, they were wearing their work clothes they had on that day; blouses, skirts and khacki slacks gently blowing with the tall grass in the breeze. They all wanted me to tell everyone they are just fine and to be at peace as they sang this song to me while it played on the radio. I come back and listen to it from time to time when I want to connect to the holiness I felt in that moment, and every time I hear this. I hope someone who lost someone that day reads this and finds comfort since I have no other way to spread this hope since I don’t know how to tell everyone. Thank u for this history, I don’t doubt its divinity from my experience. The psalm (51) talks about repentance & broken bones and I don’t think it’s coincidence how many bones were broken that day, but Glory to God no bones were broken in the perfect and happy people that stood before me singing that day. I am so grateful to know God and how good he is and to know he is real and how he has nothing to do with religion and just loves us all so much. I am hopeful we can love each other that much one day too and stop hurting, attacking and killing each other over stupid stuff, especially religion. Peace. “Make me to hear joy and gladness; that the bones which thou hast broken may rejoice.”

[@Glow_Vlogs]

Religion is the disease and infection in this world that infiltrated the simplicity of having a relationship with God and the heavenly earth we once had. Everything like cancer, mental health issues, religion, all the evil etc. is a product of that rebellion/disease which has twisted, hidden, & corrupted the simple gospel of Jesus Christ that is the only cure, the only saving truth in this world of a million lies. All over the world is evil & religion and this is exactly what Jesus warned us of that would happen and Jesus warned us of an increase of deception in this exact time and age that will pull so many astray from the pure childlike faith we can freely put in Jesus that is not of ourselves and not in anything we can do...only in Jesus we can find rest and find the free gift of salvation and then Jesus will open your eyes to all of this truth and all the deception and Jesus will beautifully convict you and change your desires and remove your old ways. The whole world is blinded and lured into so many other false dead beliefs and doctrines. It's really beautiful how simple Jesus is and that's exactly what Satan comes to destroy. Everything Jesus said would happen in the end times is literally all falling perfectly into place and not one of His prophecies and signs have failed while all other predictions have failed in some way. The book of Revelation( last book of the bible) is happening at daily sometimes hourly basis. He is the only truth and we are in the very end of this age and the last days of this fallen earth. Please hear me out that these days so many will give way to false beliefs but I want to encourage you to go to a private place and in all sincerity ask Jesus to reveal the truth to you. Ask Him to show you the way and to help you. There is no loss in doing so, you'll either find out it's not anything or you'll find out everything because I did the same thing and went through such dark times and despair beyond explanation. He showed me the truth and filled me with a peace I can't explain and I'll never be the same. I now desire to give my whole life here on this earth to help others find hope from salvation in Jesus, the only real joy and acceptance I have ever felt. I'm here for you if you ever need anything!! I hope you know your loved by a father who is real and personal. He's not a religion, He is not cruel, He is not a church, He is not a list of rules, He is not far from you, He is not some kind of energy or mentality, He is a loving and personal Father who wants to save us from what's coming. I know I sound crazy and even the Bible says those who are trying to warn everyone will sound crazy but you have a father loves you and only just wants a relationship with you and to protect you and make a way out for you, call on His name, time is shorter than you know. We can go spend eternity with him and go to a place where he will destroy all that ruined this earth we can have the original design that he intended. I love you all and but I just want to share this with you

[@thechorister]

Tears rolls down my eyes 💖💖💖😭😭😭✝️✝️✝️,as I hear the sound of your voices. So glorious. God bless you guys. I don't know how to discribe the feeling I get when ever I hear you guys singing.💖💖💖💖💖💖I wish to be part of you.

[@coffeewithkelly4033]

See my 9/11 vision I had when this was playing in case it helps anyone. It must be a divine song (to person who said this with history of song). I never heard it until several years after 9/11 on the anniversary of that date. I was taking a lunch break from work out in the parking lot of my car, praying and looking out into an open field in front of me with tall grass. This song came on the radio which I had never heard and I had a vision. Hundreds of the people who had died on 9/11 that day appeared as transparent spirits in the field, they were wearing their work clothes they had on that day; blouses, skirts and khacki slacks gently blowing with the tall grass in the breeze. They all wanted me to tell everyone they are just fine and to be at peace as they sang this song to me while it played on the radio. I come back and listen to it from time to time when I want to connect to the holiness I felt in that moment, and every time I hear this. I hope someone who lost someone that day reads this and finds comfort since I have no other way to spread this hope since I don’t know how to tell everyone. Thank u for this history, I don’t doubt its divinity from my experience. The psalm (51) talks about repentance & broken bones and I don’t think it’s coincidence how many bones were broken that day, but Glory to God no bones were broken in the perfect and happy people that stood before me singing that day. I am so grateful to know God and how good he is and to know he is real and how he has nothing to do with religion and just loves us all so much. I am hopeful we can love each other that much one day too and stop hurting, attacking and killing each other over stupid stuff, especially religion. Peace. “Make me to hear joy and gladness; that the bones which thou hast broken may rejoice.”

[@MrDope_]

Anyone still here in 2019?

[@ashtenpreza6128]

Jatin Bhatia 2020

[@devonmoon5016]

November 2020 💜💜💜

[@t-bonethepowerlineworkerfi4120]

I'm still here

[@shaleemn]

Such heavenly voices - I'm speechless!

[@thethikboy]

The boy on the left with the glasses - is the magnificent treble reaching high C - Sublimity from a non-descript child. A metaphor of Jesus

[@ilovemydog6847]

This is truly beautiful and proof positive that you don'y have to be religious to appreciate such sublimely glorious music.

[@jackdumas9563]

I was raised as a Roman Cathalic,and a alter boy, when the Mass was in Latin and all the boys said was boring, I always felt Closer to my Creator than ever befor, then one day I found this, and truly his Voice made this old man cry and ask my him to forgive me- I am truly in the Presence of an Angel of God. No other could sing this high in gods presence-

[@HQMatt]

Unbelievably beautiful. Out of this world.

[@LISASAURUZ]

This is so BEAUTIFUL HOLY JESUS AMEN

[@sailofx4247]

1:30 is so good that high note 😍

[@hernan0735]

A Muslim listen to this ! Just incredible ❤❤

[@Shdeffie]

Eid Mubarak! This music is too beautiful to have it tied to a specific religion

[@alinail4307]

Müslümanım ve bunu dinlemeyi seviyorum

[@nowseeitall]

Beautiful... tears in my eyes...

[@pedroabelbarretotorres2961]

Donde esta la parte del Helio?:(

[@abrilarias796]

@Yeshua Emiliano Manuel Rivas Guillen No es el mismo 😞

[@mati7873]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5yncpl8ZZJrp5o

[@DeusAma]

Natural papá

[@guadaarias9525]

Capaz porque es más niño llegó al tono sin usar el helio

[@axelvasquezcortes8421]

Sin el helio no es lo mismo :(

[@GlenHavenKenzo]

I'm a muslim. but I really like this kind of song. I don't need to understand what they singing about, I just really love the way it sound and the sound is really pleasing in the ears.

[@hossainabdurrob2809]

This is indeed a masterpiece...

[@LUCASMAK1]

Fundamental and timeless. Modern music thrown out of sight. Play this kind of composition and arrangement in 1000 years into the future and it will still sound timeless.Graham Daw Yorkshire

[@Lasthair]

This reminds me of Harry Potter The Chamber of Secrets

[@yungozz8240]

tf why

[@bribeltz1305]

(I am reading that fanfiction too. Hello.)

[@annacimorelli1214]

DankZesty _ thank god I'm not the only one 😹😹😹

[@caveoframentala2120]

Finally someone said it

[@nilnik1711]

Alonzo 403 me too

[@jumllm]

In memory of my beloved brother Derek X

[@DariusDiary]

Sorry for your loss

[@DeusAma]

Rest in peace

[@cerberocaronte7439]

Impressionante,sublime,commovente,esecuzione perfetta del coro.

[@rubenseam]

Miserere mei, Deus: secundum magnam misericordiam tuam. Et secundum multitudinem miserationum tuarum, dele iniquitatem meam. Amplius lava me ab iniquitate mea: et a peccato meo munda me. Quoniam iniquitatem meam ego cognosco: et peccatum meum contra me est semper. Quoniam si voluisses sacrificium, dedissem utique: holocaustis non delectaberis. Sacrificium Deo spiritus contribulatus: cor contritum, et humiliatum, Deus, non despicies. Benigne fac, Domine, in bona voluntate tua Sion: ut aedificentur muri Ierusalem. Tunc acceptabis sacrificium justitiae, oblationes, et holocausta: tunc imponent super altare tuum vitulos.

[@writofhabeasdata7023]

Rubens Emilio Alves Moreira This is Latin, right?which ever language used, the lyrics or should I say the message of this song is beyond beautiful to describe.🥺❤️☝🏼🙏🏼

[@barbarac7047]

Thank U REAM for lyrics, Amen 🙏🏽

[@a_distant_figure7941]

Hmm?

[@juuls7082]

Thanks now I can sing along 😉

[@rheailiarome2287]

Brilliant 🙏

[@beargrylls6135]

I haven't felt as deep emotions in years. This made me weep under the power of God. I have been in a very dark place with my mind and haven't been able to express and feel myself and my feelings. But this piece made me extremely euphoric and sad simultaneously. I realized that everyone around me will die someday, excluding me. But all the time we have here on earth is such a precious exprecience we get to live.

[@coffeewithkelly4033]

See my 9/11 vision I had when this was playing in case it helps anyone. It must be a divine song (to person who said this with history of song). I never heard it until several years after 9/11 on the anniversary of that date. I was taking a lunch break from work out in the parking lot of my car, praying and looking out into an open field in front of me with tall grass. This song came on the radio which I had never heard and I had a vision. Hundreds of the people who had died on 9/11 that day appeared as transparent spirits in the field, they were wearing their work clothes they had on that day; blouses, skirts and khacki slacks gently blowing with the tall grass in the breeze. They all wanted me to tell everyone they are just fine and to be at peace as they sang this song to me while it played on the radio. I come back and listen to it from time to time when I want to connect to the holiness I felt in that moment, and every time I hear this. I hope someone who lost someone that day reads this and finds comfort since I have no other way to spread this hope since I don’t know how to tell everyone. Thank u for this history, I don’t doubt its divinity from my experience. The psalm (51) talks about repentance & broken bones and I don’t think it’s coincidence how many bones were broken that day, but Glory to God no bones were broken in the perfect and happy people that stood before me singing that day. I am so grateful to know God and how good he is and to know he is real and how he has nothing to do with religion and just loves us all so much. I am hopeful we can love each other that much one day too and stop hurting, attacking and killing each other over stupid stuff, especially religion. Peace. “Make me to hear joy and gladness; that the bones which thou hast broken may rejoice.”

[@user-qc3jd3yo9c]

Absolutely beautiful

[@mella8296]

This transcends me to another realm of existence and it’s incredibly beautiful here! 🙏🏼❤️

[@christinedrinko7537]

So beautiful😭😭

[@Krxscent]

This is such a beautiful song! I am delighted to hear this

[@jameswaith2051]

Beautiful. Wonderful piece of music!!

[@claudioedri1]

Este é o som da alma humana procurando por Seu Criador!

[@wz5165]

Traditional Latin Mass. Gregorian chants. Oh Lord heal our land

[@dharihaji2864]

This is just mesmerizing, absolutely beautiful. The harmony is unreal.

[@paolageraci]

No words...pure beauty!

[@symeonprophet]

So beautiful! God bless you all!

[@elayna4064]

That small harmony in between 3:58-3:59 is absolutely gorgeous

[@RETRO.86]

Enough to make me cry 😢

[@p3msp3ms71]

Breath taking.... absolutely beautiful

[@Renram22]

I love this! Beautiful

[@alrobvy]

Sublime!💗❤💗

[@keltika1000]

Whether you think you believe or not, our Lord almighty believes in you...

[@magnus123DF]

So pure, so beautiful...

[@samrakshyathapa8366]

Literally the best thing I've ever heard. Melts my heart everytime 😇

[@tommythuyen4063]

"Goosebumps", amazing angel voices...so relax 🥰

[@eleanorty13]

such beautiful music, haunting but amazing

[@michelleg3281]

I love this so much, I'm in tears that a song can be this beautiful.

[@shadie5180]

it sounds so beautiful and glorious

[@fontananne1476]

Oeuvre Suprême - hautement élevée - passionante et touchante au coeur émotionnel

[@ardydwipayana4360]

Its very touching deep inside my heart.

[@lamarcos100]

An incredible masterpiece! ❤️

[@Wriggs74]

One of the most powerful scores. I would of loved to experience this live. ❤

[@pixieofpeace3398]

This is really scary. Hauntingly beauitufl

[@yasuke2161]

Jeseña Valdez Just like you

[@finlay7411]

@@yasuke2161 I'm 2 years late but this is the best comment in human history 😂