Spine-tingling 'O magnum mysterium' - Victoria | Fieri Consort | Classic FM

[@TheresaNelson]

Absolutely one of the most perfect performances of this glorious piece I have ever heard. Sublime!

[@robertdeland3390]

Such wonderful music well done. Victoria is a very special composer.

[@jessk3910]

I have goosebumps everywhere. Stunningly beautiful.

[@notmyworld44]

More than anywhere else?

[@vivacantando]

This is by far the best I have ever heard a quartet sing this piece.

[@ulischach1896]

Gott, was liebe ich dieses Video. Super Song, klasse Vorstellung von den Kolleg/innen. Makes me happy.

[@yvetteworrall8909]

This is who we really are. Inspirational. And aspirational.

[@SwordAgainstChaos]

No words. Only tears.

[@kaweesahenryk]

Magnificent!

[@Italianweirdo27]

I have this song stuck in my head from morning to night I love it

[@mariaisabelperezgonzalez8489]

Me ha encantado. Recuerdos de mis tiempos en La Coral Tomas Luis de Victoria de Cartagena.

[@MrMalvolio29]

Listening to Fieri Consort sing Victoria, Monteverdi, Byrd, Tallis, and many other great Renaissance and Baroque composers has gotten me through my long recovery from having my cancerous gall bladder removed. You guys *inspire* me--especially Hannah Ely and Josh--even at my darkest, lowest moments. I cannot possibly ever thank you enough. Would you ever consider doing a collection of Victoria? I LOVE his vocal compositions

[@philiplewis7252]

Exceptional in every way.

[@beverlyseng]

One of my favorite pieces of music. Your singing is just exquisite, stunning.

[@Zube83]

Magnum! Magnífico!

[@jazzyjaz0105]

Beautifully done 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@curberybible3823]

Beauty that pivots the mind from all other notions in relief sequestered, for pale the mist magnificent of earth, that glory would condescend to light on us a morsel treasure - for bright divine could slay us. We are slain still by but long shadows, guilty even when hearts are raptured, that milk and wine from lips sublime, swift us away to endless time in His glorious light.

[@bariphil]

A comment as beautiful as music composed and sung.

[@javiersantiago5078]

Gracias por tan excelente interpretación de uno de los compositores más grandes de la Historia.

[@pietkonijn5522]

Elke stem is duidelijk te onderscheiden, iets wat wel eens ontbreekt in de polyfone muziek uit deze tijd. Schitterend !

[@rogersoria5488]

Magnífic !!

[@jburt56]

Praise as well for the videography and excellent audio engineering!

[@neelamwadhwani505]

Beautiful! Incredible!

[@mjbaz1]

Dieser Motet ist äußerst bewegend.

[@Cyrilmc222004]

Thank you so much I really really enjoyed listening to you all. Stunning and amazing singing. I’ve subscribed and given you a thumbs up too.

[@polakhomie]

Brilliant!

[@Ryan-wu4ol]

Breathe taking

[@betenoireindustries]

gorgeous. celestial.

[@idello892]

I want to know the names of the singers- especially the alto.

[@ninaayres1]

Helen Charleston

[@wendym1984]

All are exceptional, especially the soprano and tenor!

[@jordanovjordanov]

Just excellent!!

[@manthasagittarius1]

All right. This is a very fine rendition of this exquisitely beautiful motet. But there is a repetitive flaw in the singing that should be addressed and to be honest, I would be surprised if the S, A, and B haven't already told the T about it to no avail. The tenor is the only one using a very precious little "blooming" portamento (meaning there's a minute crescendo together with the slide up to pitch) on many of his attacks where syllables begin with vowels, that has no place in the style. Since he is the last voice to move while the other three are holding at the very end, it is sadly conspicuous. Once in a while you find someone who really can't cleanly attack on pitch and too often glides to it, but more often it's an affectation. He's got a fine voice that blends well with the others, but this distracting tic needs to be dealt with.

[@manthasagittarius1]

Correction: the tenor is singing his little portamenti on many syllables, at word beginning or middle, whether they begin with vowels or consonants.