Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Missa brevis in D major, K 194 (Mass. No. 8)

[@annastinehammersdottir1290]

I sang this with my high mass choir at Midnight Mass 2022. I love it and will continue to practice thanks to this channel. Thank you and God Bless.

[@legitme7572]

Such an underrated piece. Love it!!

[@robertbrizard1965]

merci , j écoute beaucoup ce magnifique ensemble chœur et orchestre qui m aident énormément pour étudier cette missa brevis superbe , avec ma nouvelle chorale de Saumur qui a un très bon niveau..merci pour cette partition;;;;;;;;;;;;;;....dommage de ne pas les voir en meme temps;

[@tomschrader8809]

We’re doing this Mass for 12/8, beautiful piece!

[@Musica-di5se]

Thank you

[@Glockenbua]

We had this mass last year too. It is a good job. Thank you ;)

[@jayandmatt1517]

We were supposed to have this mass this year, but c-virus stopped that. At least i can listen to it online

[@wyattzain5486]

instablaster

[@bbing7206]

my daughter usese this to study for her quir its great! LOVE IT!!!

[@angelpaz55]

Any information about the performers ??

[@SPscorevideos]

Nicholas Harnoncourt, as in description. More specifically, with Concertus Musicus Wien and Arnold Schoenberg Chor.

[@angelpaz55]

@@SPscorevideos Many thanks. Now I understand the quality of this rexording ( Concertus Musicus Wien and Arnold Schoenberg Chor. )

[@fiordiligicymraeg]

@@SPscorevideos and the soloists?

[@SPscorevideos]

@@fiordiligicymraeg Googling the album, the info available are: Bass - Oliver Widmer Contralto - Ingeborg Danz Soprano - Christine Schäfer Tenor - Kurt Azesberger

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[@WarrenWright1961]

I'm gonna marry #Mozart.

[@vittoriomarano8230]

...no you can't... he's already mine...since 1986. 🤗🎼

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[@WinfriedDunz-r9b]

Weihnachten 2024

[@GG-qs6gx]

Beautiful performance. btw could someone please teach them the right pronunciation of Latin?! especially the "gnu" and "sci"

[@PM_ME_MESSIAEN_PICS]

It's the traditional German pronunciation of Latin which would have been used by Mozart - in those days the people from each European country or region would have used the regional Latin pronunciation instead of the ecclesiastical one. Kudos to Harnoncourt for the really authentic historically informed performance

[@nataliaheidorn287]

Warum in 0,5 Ton tiefer?

[@SPscorevideos]

Why who has perfect pitch NEVER knows anything about different tunings? :D

[@vittoriomarano8230]

@@SPscorevideos ...please..could you explain... I'm in the same waters! Thank you.🤲⚘🎼

[@SPscorevideos]

@@vittoriomarano8230 Il la a 440Hz è una convenzione moderna: it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diapason Una cosa che giustamente può non essere nota a tutti (anche se musicisti), ma che chi ha l'orecchio assoluto DEVE sapere, se non altro per evitare di appestare ogni singolo video di musica pre-1800 con commenti in cui chiedono perché suonano un semitono o un tono più in basso di quanto scritto. :)

[@vittoriomarano8230]

@@SPscorevideos ..grazie...ma cmq non condivido pienamente questa metodologia armonica...e vi ho riflettuto a lungo...ho i 45 Volumi della Mozart Edition...e altro ancora..comprese le orecchie che funzionano molto bene! Mi sembra che vi sia un che di 'drogato' quasi di 'orgasmico' in questa tecnica...sono le migliori.parole che posso usare per spiegare cosa percepisco!

[@SPscorevideos]

@@vittoriomarano8230 Non capisco, quale "tecnica"?

[@shinazoryeonyoung8582]

Is this Latin or Germanic Latin?

[@SPscorevideos]

What is Germanic Latin? °°

[@shinazoryeonyoung8582]

@@SPscorevideos it’s like Latin except with German pronunciations in it

[@SPscorevideos]

Well, it sounds a pretty standard pronunciation of Latin, which is not the Italian/Vatican standard, but probably more close to the actual Latin spoken by Romans, and surely very close to what Mozart spoke.

[@oryeon5968]

@@SPscorevideos thanks so much! I’m in the middle of writing a paper and this helped!

[@SPscorevideos]

@@shinazoryeonyoung8582 You can also listen to Rameau's Quam dilecta tabernacula to check how French singers usually pronounce Latin... kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnqbfJiBZ7uWlck

[@emanuel_soundtrack]

cute

[@cristinamari9438]

Ñ ñ

[@jamesmather2839]

Kyrie painfully slow.

[@sedona3495]

It's D Flat Major

[@SPscorevideos]

It's Baroque tuning.

[@sedona3495]

@@SPscorevideos Baroque tunes were half a tone lower than modern tune?

[@SPscorevideos]

The A at 440hz is actually a standard from less than a century.

[@sedona3495]

@@SPscorevideos I heard 443 is today's standard

[@SPscorevideos]

@@sedona3495 Tuning upper than 440 existed also in the past. The main thing here is that A=440hz is just a standard ISO, not an objective quality of sound.