Psallite, Unigenito

Psallite, Unigenito
Author: M. Praetorius
performed by Ensemble D.E.U.M. (Dany, Ezio, Umba, Martie)
members of "Coro Thomas Tallis di Arduino Pertile"

[@onkelklaus6885]

Every year in december I come by this video to enjoy your performance. This is the 16th year. Many years to come. I hope you four are well and enjoy a good time with your beloved ones.

[@TheIC]

Thank you for your beautiful comment. Has it been 16 years?!! Incredible! We are all well and we heartily reciprocate the good wishes. Merry Christmas!

[@TheIC]

❤️

[@allisonemilycrawford9258]

I'm in 9th grade choir and we are singing this for our winter concert

[@AbrielMcPierce]

Good luck and sing well! :)

[@AncientFueler]

Im in 9th grade and learning it.. :P >.

[@fittedbark9]

I'm in 6th grade and learning it

[@AncientFueler]

FittedBark9 it is a good choir song.

[@telene]

such well-matched voices :) not just tone, but pronunciation, and alignment of the sibilance and plosives. makes me wish i had three friends who wanted to sing like this!

[@suzukumar]

special blend of four voices! So impressed!!

[@TheIC]

+Shinji Suzuki thank you!

[@teambrad3777]

Performed this with my school choir in 1985. Brings back so many memories.

[@wisnurse]

Love, love, love this song! My children attended a Lutheran school where this was sung as part of their Christmas program and I never thought I would get to hear it again! Thank you so much!

[@EDScribe]

Incredible! You can hear the overtone at the end! Very well done

[@Obknoxious2000]

You guys are amazing and sound angelic in everything you do, but the Alto especially in this piece moved me, gorgeous timbre. Please keep up the great work and if you are at all inclined to accept requests... sicut cervus from palestrina would be a nice treat to hear from you. thanks again from So. Ca.

[@brill068]

Fantastico!

[@mitchm26]

i would give my left hand to have the talent these guys have in there pinky fingers.... seriously, this group is well practiced and there voiced match. love it, i subscribed :)

[@wisnurse]

My children attended a school in which they learned this song as part of the Christmas Eve service. I had despaired of ever hearing it again and was ecstatic to find it here, and sung so beautifully! Jouah 1994, where was this region?

[@Cuunchen]

Awesome.. just thank you for posting it! Many greetings from Germany.

[@alinaunderwood]

Wow, I didn't even know there is a second verse. Awesome!

[@60pantherfan]

wow fantastic.....stayed in key and harmony is fanominal

[@emdoelman1156]

Beautiful!!

[@StumptownBoy]

Amazingly powerful for only four voices.

[@KBN911]

I'm singing this for a chorus performance 2moro finlly got the words!!!

[@Bluesuffolk]

If you guys published an album, I would buy it.

[@gamingwith-david6573]

were singing this at alice johnson 7th and 8th graders it sounds so good!!

[@oliverhertzog8152]

Phantastisch, toll gesungen. Gruss aus Deutschland.

[@jvinikour]

Gorgeous! Thank you!

[@ccdevega]

bravo!!!!!! i love it!

[@TheIC]

sorry, but you're wrong. We really don't breath in the middle of "jacenti"... Why should we do it? Anyway thank for your comment

[@jesusthroughmary]

Gorgeous.

[@ghostreh]

Beim Öchslein und beim Eselein.... Sounds great!!!!

[@maztro5553]

ghostreh Es ist sehr gute.

[@Talabadeur]

Dankeschön!

[@garyvenn8423]

Amazing.

[@itburnsus]

No, they did not. Bravo ensemble! Wonderful sound, and yes, the men's voices blend especially well.

[@ElAurian]

Translation of chorus: Sing! to the firstborn to Christ, son of god to the merciful god to the little child lying in the manger.

[@inesdeerausquin5658]

ElAurian it's actually "sing to Christ, the only-begotten son of God" - "first born" would be "primogenito. "

[@KeylaJoy]

we sang that too

[@TheIC]

@Obknoxious2000 thanks for your beautiful words... "Sicut cervus" is a little bit difficult for us... but we could try to sing it in the future, so keep in touch ;-)

[@inesdeerausquin5658]

The I.C. if you can sing this you can sing Sicut Cervus - it's slower, so you have to carry long phrases, but in any other way it's probably easier than this. Great singing! You have a great sound for this style of music.

[@NoHomerS]

I just saw your Sicut Cervis video. Well done. You made it look easy.

[@tomboysuze]

Lovely! But where did you get that second verse that starts with "Sing" echoing that notes for Psallite? I need that verse to stretch this a bit, but can't seem to find it. Thanks!

[@TheIC]

Please, send a mail to [e-mail]. I'll send you the whole sheet in PDF

[@TheIC]

ah ah thanks! ;))

[@robertbellant801]

its Deem not dem your pronunciation is wrong..... it is written dem the pronunciation of it would be deem