Perpetuum Jazzile - Will You Be There (Michael Jackson) - Ecce quomodo moritur iustus REACTION!

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[@richardtodd3453]

Ecce quomodo moritur iustus is a choral piece from the renaissance written by Jacob Hadl, who was Slovenian. The language is Latin. The piece, called a motet, was written for the church. Perpetuum Jazzile is a Slovenian group, and all the singers are from Slovenia. They sing in many languages, of which English is but one. The spoken part is, I believe, in Slovenian. The beginning, and the end, was done to honor the groups Slovenian heritage. This was recorded before over 20,000 people at their Vokal Xtravaganzza concert in Ljubljana, Slovenia.

[@iris67si]

The main singer is Nino Kozlevčar a son of PJs conductor Tomaž Kozlevčar*( was leading PJ from 2001 till 2011) Also another son of his sings in a group, Samo Kozlevčar. (Tomazh Kozlevchar)"

[@arsanima777]

Slovenian language! Slovenia, the country where this group comes from, Luka Dončič, Anže Koptar, Melania Tr..p. and many others that we are proud of. I mentioned only those who are active in America. :)

[@raviabraham4618]

They are a Slovenian choir

[@iris67si]

The spoken part is in Slovenian language: Glejte, kako umira pravični, pa nihče v srcu ne čuti in večno bo živel v preslavnem spominu. Transleted in English: Look how the Rightful is dying, but nobody feels it in his heart. And He will live forever in gloriuos memories. The Latin intro is from renesance (1550-1591) slovene conductor Jacobus Gallus.

[@iris67si]

Latin text: Ecce qoumodo moritur iustus, Et nemo percipit corde, Viri iusti tolluntur, Et nemo considerat, At facie iniquitatis sublatus es iustus, Et erit in pace memoria eius ... English translation: Behold how the Just One dies and no one takes it to heart, and just men are taken away and no one considers it, the Just One is taken away from the face of iniquity, and his memory shall remain in peace...