Mozart: Exsultate, jubilate. Kirkby, AAM, Hogwood.

[@pkrail]

I've had this particular cd recording for almost 20 years and never tire of it.. It's perfection. The choir is amazing, everything is amazing. This is one CD you should own. There isn't as good or better recording of Exsultate Jubilate out there.

[@pkguy3]

@CCRider Lucky you. I unfortunately missed the one time I know of that she performed in Calgary years ago.

[@elanarenata8526]

Dame Emma Kirkby has a rare clarity to her voice. A perfect soprano. She can sing across the board and excels with Purcell and Mozart.

[@hegemonersmith1048]

This was one of the recordings that really turned my wife and I on to Mozart, and to period instruments. A great piece of music and a phenomenal performance in every respect.

[@zosothebelly]

Those beautiful angels playing fancy instruments decorate the dome of the Sanctuary of the Blessed Virgin of Miracles in Saronno, 20km north of Milan, which, by chance, happens to be my parish church. I'm feeling so extremely proud...

[@inwit]

I raise a glass of Amaretto di to thee.

[@adrianjames7968]

"A Concert of Angels" by Gaudenzio Ferrari, a fresco in the Santuario della Beata Vergine dei Miracoli, Saronno, Italy (1535).

[@AnjaHuebel1]

I once had a vision while listening to this performance! Emma's voice was what drew me to early music in my youth. I don't listen to a lot of Mozart, although I love his clarinet concerto, but this is something else!

[@agencedeschateauxcathares7721]

L'œuvre est superbe, mais Dame Emma Kirby la sublime, une voix parfaite, pas forcée, naturelle, je ne me lasse pas de l'écouter.

[@jamesbell7220]

You are exactly right - a voice unforced and natural! Of my several recordings of this piece by the unique genius of Mozart, 17 years of age at the time, Dame Kirkby's voice and sense of music illuminates its effortless uplifting flow and lyricism as none other.

[@Луиза-з2я]

Mozart has three editions of the motet "Exultate, jubilate": The first one is from Milan and two from Salzburg. Emma Kirkby performs the first Salzburg edition.

[@jamesbell7220]

Interesting. Didn't know. TY

[@renerochon61]

Quelle merveille !!!

[@달-m2w]

아름다운 선율 연중을 시작하며 고맙습니다^^

[@tsjechovtolstoj496]

Wonderful.

[@Wimberlymusic]

Seriously what version is this? My score, the breitkopf publication, has completely different words

[@brandonramos3844]

I did some digging online and it appears Mozart made some revisions a number of years later in Salzburg. I like the revisions better personally ! This version of the score seems to have it : www.baerenreiter.com/en/shop/product/details/BA4897_90/

[@Ekvitarius]

Is there an error in the description? It says this is the 1733 version, but Mozart would not have been born yet.

[@DentonMan99]

Should be 1773 I think.

[@joobinyim7222]

@@DentonMan99 Yes, 1773 is right.

[@PennyManning-f4x]

My most beautiful music and then a dance to hallelujah 😂

[@달-m2w]

Good

[@maxgor-rus8838]

Exsultate jubilate a vos animae beatae dulcia cantica cantica canendo! /Cantui vestro respondendo respondendo psallat aethera psallat aetera cum me // Fulget amica dies jam fugere et nubila et procellae exortus est justis inesxpectata quies / Undique obscura regnabat nox surgite tandem laeti qui timuistis adhuc et jucundi aurorae fortunate frondes dextera plena et lilia date ///Tu virginum corona tu nobis pacem donna tu consolare affectus unde suspirat cor! //// ALLELUJA ! -------- Exultez rejouissez-vous ames heureuses en chantant des cantiques de doux cantiques /Repondant a votre chant les cieux entonnent des psaumes psalmodient avec moi // Le jour ami resplendit les nuages et les orages ont fui un calme inattendu est ne pour les justes partout ou regnait l" obscure nuit //Levez-vous enfin heureux vous qui viviez dans la crainte et joyeux donnez a l "aurore des branches et des lys a pleines mains //Toi couronne de vierges donne-nous la paix toi qui apporte la consolation la ou le coeur soupire ( traduction de Janine Lafont ) //// un salut amical de Russie!  

[@JSTNtheWZRD]

Strange word, psalmodient. Do you perhaps know what it means?

[@מיכליאוטולנגי-צוקרמן]

Thank you for uploading this wonderful performance which I cannot access on my records nowadays.... I think we are from the same place.... אפשר לשאול מנין הציור שבחרת?

[@Muzikay]

It's _A Concert of Angels_ by Gaudenzio Ferrari, a fresco in the Santuario della Beata Vergine dei Miracoli, Saronno, Italy (1535). וכן, אנחנו מאותו מקום...

[@מיכליאוטולנגי-צוקרמן]

תודה רבה, כאשר ראיתי את הסיומת של הכינוי חשדתי, אבל לא הייתי בטוחה עד שהגעתי לגרוניך, אם איני טועה?

[@מיכליאוטולנגי-צוקרמן]

Thank you so much, you have uploaded quite a few beautiful pieces and performances.

[@מיכליאוטולנגי-צוקרמן]

Hi, I was wondering if you could provide a link to the text they have chosen to perform in this recording. I have another version for the first Aria and Recitative and cannot seem to find this particular one. I don't have access to my records, otherwise it would have been no problem. Thanks in any case.

[@playercembalo8248]

Mozart, the evidence of the God's existence.

[@JSTNtheWZRD]

Or just the opposite - ha!

[@hegemonersmith1048]

Not necessarily. Just great genes.