Orlande de Lassus - Psalmi poenitentialis

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Kammerchor Josquian des Prez
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[@robleeatheart]

Out of a turbulent period when Christian and Christian were at each others’ throats, came these visions of the Divine from a plethora of extraordinary composers … I fall to my knees in gratitude for them …

[@TK-ki8lq]

前進の為にほぼ毎日聞いています。

[@tigerarmyrule]

The challenge for European Christians in the coming decades is how to represent light and hope in a society in which we are a small minority. Profoundly and timelessly beautiful art like this helps revive the spirit and as you say it also helps those with no faith in Christ find some beauty in the darkness. It is an all round good.

[@hellbooks3024]

Tiny minority?- What the hell are you talking about?

[@NiallMS1]

@@hellbooks3024 Mass immigration (of undesirables!)

[@robindale9352]

Because of its great loveliness and soul-stirring quality, it may give those who are sensitive enough pause, as it is an indicator of the beauty and joy and seriousness of profound faith. This is something the secular world lacks, to its terrible detriment.

[@audreydrennen7038]

The sound of pure joy. God is Joy, and his tears are tender, sorrowful, and joyful. I hear that in this music.

[@christiangoubaud]

Amén!

[@beethovenbrahmsbach]

Palestrina Vitoria Tallis Cardoso ,may I say Byrd, were all in my experience of great polyphony from a young age and then late in my life came Lassus. Lassus the balm I personally needed to save what remained of my eternal soul which belonged to Beethoven and his Creator. Thank God for this music. How can any one live without it.

[@pedrincalentino6063]

El cielo debe ser algo parecido a la sensación que se tiene al escuchar esta música. ¡Gloria al Señor!

[@markowicz3687]

Melodía que purifica la mente de todo lo que la posmodernidad contamina.

[@joerob5219]

Quel bien être pour l'âme d'écouter ces Chants. Nous en avons besoin à l'heure actuelle c'est notre vaccin anti déprime. Bonnes Pâques à vous .

[@TiticatFollies]

This is beauty to the ear, and healing for the mind and soul.

[@mikeobrien1559]

Pretty rough on the eyes, though.

[@_PROCLUS]

Orlande de LASSUS (also Roland de Lassus, Orlando di Lasso, Orlandus Lassus, Orlande de Lattre or Roland de Lattre) 1530 - 1594 a Netherlandish or Franco-Flemish composer, today considered to be the chief representative of the mature polyphonic style of the Franco-Flemish school, and one of the three most famous and influential musicians in Europe at the end of the 16th century (the other two being Palestrina and Victoria). … At the age of twelve, he left the Low Countries with Ferrante Gonzaga and went to Mantua, Sicily, and later Milan (from 1547 to 1549). While in Milan, he made the acquaintance of the madrigalist Spirito l'Hoste da Reggio, a formative influence on his early musical style. … Next he moved to Rome, where he worked for Cosimo I de' Medici, Grand Duke of Tuscany, and in 1553, he became maestro di cappella of the Basilica of Saint John Lateran, a spectacularly prestigious post indeed for a man only twenty-one years old. However, he stayed there for only a year. (Palestrina would assume this post a year later, in 1555) … WIKI

[@orlandobif3247]

Belíssimo. Bravo!!!

[@solcalderon726]

Gracias.

[@badhairdye]

He didn't 'leave' the Low Countries for Mantua et al. He was kidnaped. It wasn't uncommon when the voice and the talent were as exceptional as de Lassus'.

[@suzannecemoi7642]

At this time people had no phone, no smartphone, no computer, no virtual games. Look what human creativity was able to do! At this time it took months to travel. Nevertheless, Orlando crossed Europe from North to South and was able to become an influencer at a very young age! And this maturity and precocity was no exception at that time! Nowadays, it seems that mankind sold their spirit and mind to technology for a very poor result... 😞

[@TheJamesalden]

This is the most wonderful, most sublime music there is; that I enjoy this so much that as of the last few days I've been wanting to listen to this music to the exclusion of all other music, including my own. I've been drawn to this music like no other....and for the longest time.. Blessings, many blessings...Thanks!....

[@ronwalker4849]

SEARCH LAMENTATIONS JEREMIAN THOMAS TALLIS- TENEBRE DE COUPERIN, BOTH OF EQUAL SPIRITUALITY. ALSO B MINOR MASS OF BACH

[@marinapegrisch1305]

Yes , i also am drawn by it...in a wondrous way...🙂

[@armindodias6308]

Je ne me lasse pas d'écouter la musique de Lassus...Quelle pureté dans cette musique !!! Je ne connaissais pas ces psaumes de pénitence. C'est encore plus beau que je ne croyais...

[@elvireboulenger1292]

J'ignore ce qu'est la pénitence, et le terme ne me plait pas beaucoup.... mais cette musique et ces chants sont tellement beaux, ... Ce sont les chants de l'Au Delà....

[@davidherz9968]

vous ne vous lassez pas de Lassus, rien à dire là dessus

[@lttlgreg]

I am listening to this at work, and it is the loudest noise around me! So peaceful and sublime!

[@namikazamatov1176]

Strange but i thought that nobody loves such music..

[@henryfonteneau8087]

Une musique qui vous émeut au plus profond de l'être,et qui révèle la dimension transcendantale de l'homme !

[@sackwhacker]

Truly medicine and meditation for the ears, thank you!

[@arunachala1]

The human voice, so very beautiful, the music divine.

[@francederycke4594]

Le Prince des musiciens, aussi père de la chanson française, est montois Né à Mons en 1532, Roland de Lassus (Orlando di Lasso pour les Italiens) est issu d'une famille depuis longtemps installée en la rue de la « Ghierlande », aujourd'hui rue des Capucins (sa maison natale serait le numéro 12) c'est là que j'ai habité!!!!

[@jpteule1950]

Vous avez raison madame, le prince du chant polyphonique, une pure merveille pour la méditation!!

[@chouchoumuse2729]

Merci, la prochaine fois que je passerai en Belgique, j'irai faire un tour par là.

[@InstaStoryFr]

Magnifique

[@tedtorreiter5872]

InstaStory-Fr 🇫🇷🔥 x

[@extrasalt4595]

J'y habite maintenant! Hoomeyow!!

[@JPurdy-yj3yg]

Obra Maestra Absoluta de la polifonía. Sublime... perfecta... celestial...

[@AndreOliveira-qo9po]

Espero não ser o único sobrevivente brasileiro a ouvir tamanha geniosidade.

[@deniseazevedo48]

Não é

[@gerdschmidt2691]

...diese Musik dringt mir durch die Haut:alles zusammen :-Ewigkeit-Trauer-Sehnsucht-zerbrochene Träume...

[@yannickleroux7464]

Plus j'écoute cette œuvre, plus j'en découvre la beauté fascinante. Un sommet !

[@arthurpitta3450]

Ha oui ? Il faut l'écouter plusieurs fois en plus ?

[@zigosepalum5641]

Bien sûr, toutes les grandes œuvres musicales ne s'apprécient véritablement qu'après de nombreuses écoutes.

[@paddycable1723]

This music is food for the soul and a glimpse into the life beyond when we shall be confronted by the glory and majesty of God.

[@maryalicesmith2626]

Indeed, Paddy Cable

[@davidcarmichael2821]

so beautiful, music for the soul. Thank you

[@ferdiariordan5495]

Celestial and sublime music, for the glory of God .and resreshmant of the soul-thanks for upload.

[@chouchoumuse2729]

Merci pour ce partage. Pour moi, il y a les compositeurs de la Renaissance, et puis il y a Roland de Lassus. Je n'ai pas de mots pour décrire sa musique divine. Alors, je dis simplement merci. On the one hand, all the great composers from the Renaissance, and then Roland de Lassus. The master. I have no words to describe Roland de Lassus' music. It is so beautiful, blissful, transcendental, divine. I just feel so grateful for all of his music. And thank you for uploading this.

[@alcinaaugustacamarotti3714]

Chouchou Mus. !9?)

[@Polomokipo23]

Eternel grandiose la musique de la renaissance Dufay Browne Byrd Obrecht Ockeghem Dowland Gabrieli Gesualdo Des Prez Lassus Marenzio Palestrina Rore Tallis Tinctoris et tant d autres merci you tube.

[@triarius]

I komu to przeszkadzało?

[@AdrienneAce2]

I neither understand a word of this music nor do understand how human voices can create such dulcet tones and such harmonies, nor how they can evoke such emotion from this lifelong atheist. I have it on a high volume on my 20 year-old Bose radio so it fills my home from top to bottom with a beauty undescribable. I am not looking to convert but this, this whatever-it-is, inside of me gathers the feeling and keeps is inside. These voices inside of me instill reverence. I have come to the conclusion that beautiful, ethereal, lovely, 'heavenly' music has no limitations. These words do not do this piece justice.

[@andrewscollick]

The activity of listening to this (and imbibing of the words) is conversion.

[@christinejones9620]

@AdrienneAce your comment resonates deeply with me regarding the power of this music.

[@ralphashmore5694]

This is powerful music which calms your soul ,and heals your heart

[@PedroRodriguez-oq4gw]

Excelente, mi compositor favorito junto a Cristobal de Morales. Sin ningun instrumento, solo voces, mostrando asi que la voz es el mas. Poderoso, afinado y hermoso instrumento por ser creado por Dios.

[@solcalderon726]

Y Palestrina?

[@bellerophon1218]

Please also listen to one of the best vocalensembles in the world: The Tallis Scholars, the Gabrieli Consort and Players and Chanticleeer. But I want to say thank You for posting this wonderful vocalensemble Kammerchor Josquin Desprez.

[@chouchoumuse2729]

I think this ensemble is better than the Tallis Scholars.

[@sigurdm]

Gorgeous tone colors ! Wonderful performance !!!! Thank you very much !!!!!

[@tabanjoman24]

Thank you for this wonderful compilation of some of the most beautiful, exquisite and inspiring music anyone will ever hear!

[@BachForeveryone]

I haven't thought about that this music is Christian, before I read the comments. For me, it represents truth. It may be important that the composer was a believer, such he had the spirit to compose it. It has a spirit for believers and for non-believers.

[@andrewscollick]

BachForeveryone the music intuitively feels right and true, because it is of the Holy Spirit.

[@markowicz3687]

Es música cristiana occidental. De base, expresa la teología y la espiritualidad de un catolicismo de transición entre el Medioevo y la incipiente modernidad; luego, cada persona lo aprecia y valora o siente de forma personal, subjetiva. No podemos separar la obra del compositor y su ser como, en este caso, cristiano.

[@JustineBrownsBookshelf]

I am the Truth, the Way and the Life, saith the Lord.

[@cristinag5798]

Está música nos recuerda nuestro origen divino.... ☀️

[@wilberocampo1328]

extraordinario..... una epopeya musical cristalizada en el corazon del hombre.

[@MegaHojalata]

Maravilloso Lassus. Música para el alma.

[@philippelelievre3692]

Roland de Lassus...un régal pour l'élévation de l'esprit et la pureté du coeur...

[@paulocavequia9677]

Bh

[@thierrydebie1702]

Pour mes compatriotes belges (wallons) : savez-vous que ce génie de subtilité et sensibilité est né chez nous ? eeeeh oui ! A Mons ! en 1532 ! Sans vouloir être chauvin, je me sens (pour une fois) très fier d'habiter cette noble ville !

[@raulcesari4115]

Quando ammiriamo le grandi opere d'arte di quel periodo, per esempio la pittura, bisogna sempre ascoltare la musica contemporanea perché è questa che gli artisti ascoltavano, ed è lei che ha plasmato quelle anime che hanno concepito quelle opere.

[@armindodias6308]

Lassus se distingue du groupe des compositeurs italiens et flamands par sa musique plus rigoureuse et plus simple. Une musique agréable à écouter...

[@ursulaflorczyk2660]

❤️😇🙏❤️🌹Thank You , beautiful voises, like in Heaven ❤️😇🙏 God bless You , and Your ministry ❤️😇🙏🌹🎄

[@rickythe2nd63]

Thank you for posting this very important and pulchritudinous specimen of art and of worship. Though the words themselves be Latin, they seem to render themselves readily discernable in my spirit. What marvelous intonations!

[@gerdschmidt2691]

eigentlich wollte ich heute Abend hier nicht sein:jetzt kommt mein Seelenleben zur Ruhe bei dieser Musik-gut so!

[@joseluizfrancis-cresciment6747]

Very Good!! Muito obrigado por compartilhar conosco estas músicas celestiais! !

[@creazen3840]

Merveilleuses voix.... Mon Dieu !

[@TDKeja-tu8ry]

Prachtige wijdse muziek, schitterend gezongen!

[@voraciousreader3341]

This is the one time I wish music could help me sleep….when I’m struggling. The ability to hear every voice or instrument simultaneously when listening and playing is one of the best gifts a musician can be given and brings me inexpressible joy, except when I want to sleep, and can’t!

[@ramongarcia-tamaran381]

Thank you for posting this beautiful music.

[@eloygalvan6661]

Muchas gracias por subir esta maravillosa música

[@Pantibiblon]

Canto a capela...edifica a alma....alivia o coração.... Josquin de Pres,Palestrina......... If there is a God....That's the perfect way to praise him.

[@lucillebonds4332]

Pantibiblon Most Perfect is the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass the Traditional Catholic Latin Mass of the Roman Rite Pre 1955.

[@lkremer7121]

So beautiful! So peaceful! Enjoy this beauty!

[@user-bf2mb2th3u]

Great music!

[@carlosarturoorozcograjales7135]

¡Lo dicho en otra oportunidad! Viene esta música destinada para enmarcar sentimientos elevados que tienen que ver con lo que abarca lo religioso en su totalidad;supera toda dimensión, avanza hasta lo inexplicabe y deja atrás toda lógica y ciencia, no quedando sino lo abierto...El Kammerchor esplende en esta interpretación! Gracias!

[@21Mykonos]

I am not cathollic but this music is the voice of GOD

[@jojolanders]

You don't have to be Catholic to be spoken to by God. He is your Creator and Loves you so much that His Voice is heard by all. It's the reciprocal loving Him back that we don't do because of our pride. So silly are we.

[@vlouis2]

...If you permit me : God created the Church by His Son Jesus Christ, and created sacraments, especially eucharisty (on Holy Thursday during the Lord's Supper before Good Friday), to give us the possibility to be intimately joined to Him (during the Holly Mass). This is the best moment to have reciprocal love with God. (Sorry for my poor English)

[@margaretmarykingfisher]

Of course it is! If you had lived there back then you'd have been RC like everyone else

[@MegaCirse]

god is a big and soothing concept to measure our sorrows and joys........ ;-)

[@Alvar2001]

Música bellísima, gracias por subirla.

[@ryan82scott]

We, as Catholics, desire justice as well. No earthly justice can make up for what has been perpetrated against these children; we desire justice, and even if guilt is determined, we still hunger for justice. That being said- if the faith is true, we should adhere to it- if it is a lie, all should abandon it. The actions of humans can not make what God has instituted a lie. That is why we adhere to the body of Christ- bloody and broken, but present in service to and sacrifice for mankind.

[@grahampaice5696]

well said! I look at it as though one opens a box of apples-you will find some rotten one`s-blame goes to the one`s who covered it up-they should have gone to jail

[@alexisshomarstrelitz5600]

Simplement sublime! Merci.

[@hhjgyt]

love the music/photo combo. very beautiful.thank you.

[@johninman7545]

I wish people would 'get a life instead of fulminating on a page like this.I'm a 'God fearing Buddhist'but I get the beauty of what's on offer here.We could all stand a little penance and relief from blood guilt[Psalm 51 in this series].Holding your tongue and patience us good penance.This being Ash Wednesday it's a good time to start.

[@johninman7545]

sorry psalm 50,the Misere

[@chouchoumuse2729]

There is absolutely no need to fear God since God is only love and never judges or condemns.

[@lilyofthevalley9819]

If God were LOVE with NO judgment (giving those who do evil a taste of their own medicine)...sorry, but that is not "love," that is IN-justice (speaking from the knowing). Him being JUST, Him being LOVE, Him being FAIR are ALL part of the s-a-m-e package.

[@xanalisboa4691]

are you going to teach God what Love is?

[@johninman7545]

Yes indeed. Maybe that was the thinking at the time of the Tower of Babel

[@sergiobianchini2340]

Meraviglioso. Il barocco italiano.

[@CanaldeArquitetura]

Maravilhosa música!

[@namikazamatov1176]

Really good for listening before dream isn't?

[@rafaelruiz388]

Música que deleita el oído. Gracias!

[@SusannahMacDonald]

Beautiful! I agree with Martin re. Tallis. His works are reflective and intense.

[@GillesJULIEN1962]

Un très beau voyage .... ! Merci

[@PeterRabbit000]

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful.

[@marjanaavsec8392]

Put of this world!❤️🕊

[@pbradford021]

Lassus died in Munich on 14 June 1594, the same day that his employer decided to dismiss him for economic reasons; he never saw the letter. He was buried in Munich in the Alter Franziskaner Friedhof. His grave is lost, and the cemetery is now overbuilt with a parking structure (from WIKIPEDIA)

[@3675Chandra]

A parking structure? Such disrespect for someone whose work will outlast such ephemeral things as the automobile.

[@lilyofthevalley9819]

wow.... such a genius! it is hard sometimes to understand WHY such person / talent should be treated as trivial!

[@margrietkruize1692]

It appears that nowadays automobility is more important than serenity

[@Oceananswer]

No it's a city square now centered around a theater house and residential areas.

[@najat5779]

It is not "overbuilt w/ a parking structure." Per two different sites - Wikipedia and Find a Grave - the cemetery, which dates from the late 1200's, has not been used since 1774. In 1778 it became a parade ground; the gravestones were removed in 1789. Eventually it became Max-Joseph Platz, named after King Maximilian Joseph (King of Bavaria in the 1st quarter of the 19th c.). The parking is underground, though perhaps that was even more injurious to whatever remained of the resting places after nearly two centuries of municipal underground activity for water, gas, and steam lines, electrification and the like. Here's a link to what this city square looks like today: www.dreamstime.com/royalty-free-stock-images-max-joseph-platz-munich-image2766999

[@lilyofthevalley9819]

Que music! :-) Merci, Monsieur Orlando di Lassissimo!

[@corryweltevreden7080]

Thank you for thuis heavenly music, so good for my soul

[@shaughnfourie304]

THANK YOU FOR THIS UTTERLY GLORIOUS BEAUTIFUL EXQUISITE MUSIC

[@Samurai8989]

A very offensive comment. It was the beauty and majesty of our Catholic faith and rites that inspired so many of Europe's greatest composers to pen such masterpieces in honor of our Lord. Lassus himself was a devout Catholic and it has always been the Church that has been the most generous patron of the arts and sciences.

[@maryjanenunesdeoliveira742]

Estou maravilhada! É belíssimo cura para a mente corpo e alma. Gratidão 🙏🙏

[@VoicesofMusic]

Exquisite.

[@xrerav]

tekrar dinle (İngilizcem kötü üzgünüm)

[@sherilynmalloy2626]

I just love this composition!

[@dagorairan4203]

El humbral sublime a un estado aletargadamente inexistente catabolico he intrairreverente sobre pasando a una dimencion de trankilidad suprema tallis palestrina lassus agricola de prez morales lobo. etc..renacimiento 1300 a 1550 dc. gracias x compartir esta bella selección.🙏💿

[@joseseguin3155]

gracias por compartirla! i always was a fan of the middle ages!

[@johnkehoe1067]

Catholic worship is beautiful

[@SharpWalkers]

'Just found out that the street my highscool was located at was named after this man. Never knew that at the time. The streets in that entire area are named after composers & pretty much all were the recognizable names like Mozart, Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, Chopin. So I always just figured that that stopped at that street, but now I find out it was also a (from what I read pioneering) composer. Funny & Interesting.

[@DirtyHippyStudio]

this is unbelievably beautiful

[@mysticmouse7261]

Sounds directly from the world beyond. Proof.

[@peddletoneG]

As one of our presidents famously said, 'it depends on what 'is' is'. The renaissance came in different ways to different countries. In Italy it had its earliest flowering in maybe the mid-1300s, but in England not for another 200 years. France maybe somewhere in between. Monteverdi is a crossover between renaissance and baroque, for example, and Orlando right in there, challenging the harmonic proscriptions of Mother Church. Maybe not as much as Gesualdo, but enlightening anyway.

[@gregpoole3321]

This is true peace and harmony this music represents the true sounds of heaven

[@ralphashmore5694]

Amen

[@joglo3274]

C'est magique 💕👍🏽

[@HerbosDikr]

Tremendo el Orland chabón!!!!!!!!

[@peddletoneG]

Thank you, baroque6iro, Orlando is such fun to sing and hear. Very clear and lovely recording, with quite fine voices that play well together.

[@shin-i-chikozima]

This is comfortable to the mind and ears There is something extraordinary in this performance .

[@DONuTvibes]

This is beautiful music, I don’t even know what to comment!

[@michaeljeran4941]

Was für eine schõne Musik. Himmelsmusik

[@joyphilippe5541]

Une pure merveille

[@hectorbarrionuevo6034]

Highly expressive, elegiac, beautiful sacred polyphony by Lassus; the music has an "offering, communal" aesthtic similar to C. de Morales' earlier and equally gorgeous, Officium Defunctorum, & Missa Pro Defunctis.

[@wolfadusse2640]

I love this music

[@edgard329]

Mil gracias por compartirla. Paz y Bien

[@MrToospieterse]

Fantastische muziek, niet van deze wereld!

[@NiallMS1]

Thanks for uploading this. I once recorded Lassus "Vespers for Easter Day 1575" from the radio onto cassette tape. It doesn't appear to be in the repertoire but it is an intensely beautiful piece of music. I'd upload it if I knew how!

[@solcalderon726]

Bella. Inmortal. Regalo de Dios.

[@poritoshmukherjee5964]

Legend 🎉

[@hilairedohahinon1982]

C'est si merveilleux !!!

[@BernardLEMETTRE]

j'adore ! merci pour ce partage

[@markowicz3687]

La Eternidad, que brota de la contemplación, expuesta en la polifonía religiosa.

[@MedievalRichard]

Splendid. MR

[@Sanag265]

Je suis totalement d'accord avec vous....