In Paradisum _ Requiem Jenkins 13

Número final del Requiem compuesto por Karl Jenkins. Interpretado por la coral Kantika de Leioa, San Juan Bautista y la joven orquesta del Conservatorio de Leioa, dirigida por Margarita Lorenzo de Reizabal. Dirección de coros: Basilio Astulez.

[@lutgardoborregosalinas2226]

Magnifica interpretación e igualmente magnífica dirección.

[@enricoalberti3007]

Grazie ❗ Merci 🎵 Thank you 💙

[@awilda2790]

Beautiful and delightful.

[@poohbear48104]

MAGNIFICENT!! BRAVA TO THE CONDUCTOR, French horn, and harp. BRAVA/O all round, Thank You So Much.

[@eddingtonmcclane6963]

The woodwind soloists are absolutely extraordinary, Flawless delivery. Mastery in every way. Stunning performance overall.

[@ianmurray250]

Except the composer designed it these bits to be played by a harp, fading into paradise.

[@ariovis]

Qué nivel! congratulations!!

[@yvonnelenders5986]

Unforgettable experience to have performed the Requiem At Carnegie Hall on 15th January 2017, with Sir Karl present. & Dr Jonathan Griffith conducting.

[@aiaibunnydayo]

I love this piece. I feel like that I am already in pradisum when I listen to this.

[@sam0xin]

Genius WORK ! Whole ALBUM is THE FANTASTIC WORK of GENIUS JENKINS !!!!!!!

[@kelvingalano]

galing ng wind section! esp. flute and clarinet! astig!

[@josvanraamsdonk7611]

Beyond words...

[@moomintroll1963]

lovin this!

[@carosta]

Fantastic! Thank you so much! Gracias!

[@markrubin9449]

I will perform in this great work January 15, 2017 at Carnegie Hall in New York City. My 69th Carnegie Hall performance. Yes, I will take a "selfie" with Sir karl (and give him a hug).

[@13243546abcdef]

this would be on my own funeral's playlist

[@semitswetik]

is the original so that harp plays the solo parts instead of the flute?

[@andre26071955]

Yes, it is.

[@bpconductor2282]

charming arrangment in the orchestra! its diffferent form the original, but i thin k i enjoy it much better!!!!

[@baritonebynight]

I can't listen to it without Dame Kiri

[@enricoalberti3007]

Ringraziare desidero Remercier je désire To say Thank I desire at this time of the evening from this point in the world To say thank I desire the divine labyrinth causes and effects for the diversity of creatures that populate this singular universe To say thank I desire for love, which makes us see others as the Divinity sees them for bread and salt for the mystery of the rose which gives color and don't see her for the art of friendship for the last day of Socrates for the tongue, which can simulate wisdom To say thank I desire for the courage and the happiness of others for the fatherland felt in the jasmine and for the splendor of fire that no human can gaze upon without ancient amazement and for the sea which is nearest and the sweetest of all the gods To say thank I desire because the fireflies are back and for us when we are fiery and light when we are joyful and grateful for the beauty of words abstract nature of god for reading, writing, that make us explore ourselves and the world for the peace of the house for kids who are our household Littles gods for the soul, because if she gets off her step the earth is dying for having a sister To say thank I desire for all those who are small, clear and free for the ancient art of the theater, when he still gathers the living and feed them for the intelligence of love for wine and its color for idleness with its expectation of nothing for the ancient beauty and so new To say thank I desire for the faces of the world which are varied and some are adorable for when at night we sleep kissed for when we are attentive and in love for attention which is the spontaneous prayer of the soul for our immense masters for those who over the centuries reasoned in us for all libraries in the world for this fact of feeling good among the others who read for the sake of friendship when you say stupid things and dear for all the kisses of love for the love that makes you fearless for contentment, enthusiasm, Drunkenness (emotional sense) for our dead that make death an inhabited place. To say Thank I desire because music exists on this earth for right hand and left hand and their intimate harmony for those who are indifferent to notoriety for dogs, for cats, brotherly beings charged with mystery for the flowers and the secret victory that they celebrate for silence and his many gifts for silence which is perhaps the greatest lesson for the sun, our ancestor. To sayThank I desire for Borges for Whitman and Francis of Assisi for Hopkins, for Herbert because they already wrote this poem, for the fact that this poem is inexhaustible and changes according to men and it will never reach the last verse. To say Thanks I desire for the minutes preceding sleep, for the intimate gifts that I do not enumerate for sleep and death these two occult treasures. And finally to say thank I desire for the great power of ancient love for the love that moves the sun and the other stars. And moves everything in us. Mariangela Gualtieri, Enrico Alberti, Translated on 14.01.2020 Translate in English Today Friday 9 September 2022 16h54 french hour Link original reading Italian kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoWZZJhjiJ2Jb6M Enjoy please No one is exceptional, but everyone can be seen as exceptional... if the right person is watching. Happiness is not a ready-made thing. It comes from your own actions. Dalai Lama

[@lark005]

Such a lovely piece. However, I don't think I care for the bongos.