4.Te Deum M.A.Charpentier "Pleni Sunt Coeli Et Terra"

[@Factboy12]

I discovered this masterpiece in Valmont (1989)... and like Aishiya1, I cannot stop listening to it.

[@jayduster]

Me too. I've loved it ever since.

[@anandakai8028]

Me too! I love it’s energy! So uplifting

[@wishbonedressing]

This is beyond music. The composer merely transcribed a dictation from God himself! Thank you.

[@itskarl7575]

This must be so fun to sing.

[@Aishiya1]

I can't stop listening to it!

[@icarus313]

The vocal harmony at 0:51, when they sing the second "maiestatis", completely blew me away! Who knew two notes played together could sound so wonderful...?

[@erik3243]

Bella, Grandiosa y Triunfal música de Marc Antoine Charpentier, vínculada, por lo menos para mí, con la Resurrección, en cuanto a imágenes y sensaciones acústicas, que recrea... La Música Clásica (en este caso Sacra), las Operas, la Música antígua..., son las únicas, a mi juicio, que han traspasado las barreras del tiempo (Siglos), y se han representado, y se siguen representando en muchos lugares del mundo... Gracias por compartir. Erik.

[@Cardi84]

perfect song for a coronation !

[@GeminiStarSpirit]

So my vocal ensemble is singing this song. I love it! Fave part is the "run" on the laudat exercitus...and of course the solo:)

[@yourforte]

Very moving.

[@jemso245]

I'm agree with you. Je suis d'accord avec vous.

[@ABILENIA]

Glorious music. I wish to find lyrics translated to English. Any sugestion?

[@zirious2330]

Here it is!! In the Latin and Enlish if you scroll down a bit ❤️ www.britannica.com/topic/Te-Deum-laudamus

[@calippo80]

@@zirious2330 Thx!

[@mtlakaso]

I love that part too.:-)

[@wellbn1]

@VanVitot praises Thee (laudat te)

[@cpiacenza]

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