Matrixbrute/Medieval Chant (Intonent Hodie)

[@johnbeer2854]

Glorious - I can listen for hours.

[@franslemaire-micado]

Yeah ... fantastic . Simple , well lined , all in balance . The world needs wize people . We have one .

[@rudolfkrebs7679]

Diese Ausführung ist meisterhaft! Jedesmal, wenn ich es höre, bekomme ich Tränen in den Augen! Wie Chris Lennox dieses Lied umgesetzt hat, ist jedesmal aufs Neue berührend! Außerdem ist es toll, wie er dieses Instrument beherrscht! Ich ziehe den Hut!

[@wernervannuffel2608]

As long children loves it, and animals seems to like it too and the growth of plants is benefited by the music we can really speak about GOOD MUSIC. This three most innocent audience groups are the ultimate jury testcase. Their emotional response is for me, as a musician, the only thing that really matters.

[@charlieshoestring7900]

So true

[@wernervannuffel2608]

@@charlieshoestring7900 🙂

[@addictive_noise]

fantastic combination, very well done!

[@michaelbobbie3782]

My two month old loves this. She calms right down and her eyes widen. My five year old listened to this on repeat while colouring in unicorns. As a parent I think an album of this would be a very good idea.

[@wernervannuffel2608]

As long children loves it, and animals seems to like it too and plants growth is benefited by the music we can really speak about GOOD MUSIC 😃

[@wernervannuffel2608]

Bridging two worlds : the ancient and the modern musical realms. Just fantastic combination. Congratulations 👍👍👍

[@MitchBoucherComposer]

Nice job! I first heard 'Intonent Hodie' from the album 'Legends of St. Nicholas' by Anonymous4. The whole album is thrilling, peaceful, and sometimes evoking great sorrow. I never knew that plainchant had that kind of power.

[@tadream16w]

Excellent work ! Could listen to this all day !

[@synth4ever]

This is amazingly beautiful. It reminds me so much of Enya. Great work with the MB and the chants, so lovely.

[@xorthontech]

Nice!

[@thomasm8077]

Awesome, makes me want to bu the Matrixbrute.

[@wernervannuffel2608]

Beautifull!

[@LaurentJuillet]

Awesome !

[@moognificat]

I really love this. I’ve listened to it 2-3 times a day all weekend. Just wonderful arpeggios

[@amillionorangedolphins9663]

Really beautiful arrangement and instumentation! Reminds me of my days in the local medieval and renaissanse choir

[@DSZI.ShyHunterBB]

This is as close to an angles choir as your gonna get

[@WildStar2002]

Brilliant! I've always loved this song - and your version is *incredible*!

[@ektofre]

I agree, the world needs this, thank you

[@berniesanden2575]

Brilliant...great use of the MxB

[@adrianyoung1191]

Amazing - You should knock an album out doing this - id buy it in an instant!

[@DavidBagshaw]

Lovely, please keep these coming.

[@ToumalRakesh]

Reminds me a lot of the works by Yoko Kanno. Wonderful modulations and just the right synth patch for this song.

[@reaktiv1408]

Wonderful!

[@javarnanda2684]

Mesmerizing 👁️✨

[@Gunter420]

Wow...just...wow. That was incredibly beautiful. Bravo.

[@architectofechoes4]

This fits really well together.

[@Digithalis]

Damn! I like this style with synthesizer + mid. Age stuff. Pls more :-}

[@PianothShaveck]

That's so cool. Really.

[@stefan3112]

Hi Kris, this is fantastic, the MB-sound is perfect. Do you think about a new take of exactly this version, but with real choir?

[@pityuntuh.7462]

Hi Kris! When are you going to release a CD? I would like to buy it! I love your work! Sincerely, Pityuntu

[@architectofechoes4]

I wonder what it would sound like if slowed down, or perhaps with the vocals as a canon. Or would that just sound too messy perhaps?

[@jwbeats35]

I love this! Did you find the vocal sheet somewhere or did you transcribed it by ear?

[@StefaanHimpe]

Seeing you harmonize these chants makes me wonder: did you ever listen to Maurice Durufle ? I once had the chance to sing his requiem as part of a choir and it was a life altering experience for me. To hear the gregorian themes harmonized in all kinds of exciting ways just made it so much powerful.

[@krislennoxmusic]

Yes, in my days as a composition student a few months were spent studying the harmonic systems of Durufle and Jehan Alain. A few others also, but the two mentioned were, for me, harmonically the most interesting. PS singing the Requiem would have been a great experience, I imagine! Best Kris

[@arturmema9249]

Dio vi benedica per questa canzone è bellissima❤

[@elodieprodeo]

Kris; this is really great...where did you get the original voices? I'm not able to find it on the web. Thanks & take care