#TSODailyDose

Morten Lauridsen
O Magnum Mysterium
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
Conductor Johannes Fritzsch
TSO Studio
July 1st, 2020
Hobart, Tasmania
Videography Caleb Miller for Mac40 Media, Hobart
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[@davidninghetto7291]

I had the privilege to perform this myself. This is one of those pieces that almost makes you cry while playing! Great job guys!

[@phunkcity]

4:53 Is like heaven opening up and God smiling down on us! The control and quality of sound is astounding!

[@geoffbakerhytch5623]

A very effective and moving arrangement for brass ensemble! I sing in a chamber choir AND play (BBb tuba / bass) in a brass band. I think it’s commendable that this arrangement hasn’t merely distributed the vocal parts among the brass players, but has skilfully ARRANGED the music so that the total effect resembles the original. Well done - arranger and TSO!

[@amandamariemuise]

The layers of sound, the beauty of the perfectly performed notes, I was weepy by the time the piece was done. Exceptional.

[@sherynmarsden9917]

Absolutely so “stilling” nothing else matters when listening to this, thank you. I will be listening to this every night xxxxoooo

[@duncanjames9477]

Just amazing ❤️🎶❤️🎶

[@timothy4664]

This was an amazing arrangement and performance. The control and restraint of the performers was so excellent. Measures 44 through 54... many choirs do not perform that section as well. Truly amazing.

[@marieheitz5081]

P.S. Go the mighty brass!

[@marieheitz5081]

Oh, it’s not about “who put those ice creams in my freezer?”. But just as wonderful and delicious.

[@KMHill]

Amazing playing. I have not been so moved by an-all brass work before now. Thank you!

[@HEPA65]

Es gibt nichts schöneres als solche tollen Aufnahmen💐💐🎶🎶👏👏singende, stimmige, sehr gut intonierende tolle Musik*innen💐💐

[@joergschmitz]

this is a magic moment of brass

[@h_wang_02]

I just love to return to listen to this performance. It is so beautiful

[@jeffgibson5552]

Yoram- best wishes from Canada- good to hear you again- Jeff from McGill……

[@robbutcher9503]

Music played with compassion...I love it. Thank you for posting this wonderful music.

[@philmedhurst6160]

Beautifully played - I keep coming back to listen again and again - well done!

[@timsackbutt]

Wonderful playing on this lovely work. many thanks from a former principal trombone of TSO!

[@Perspectiveon]

Hauntingly beautiful. I believe the composer is danish isn't he ? - Befitting piece to discover here a few days after you had a local citizen crowned Queen of that very country.

[@RenamPablo]

Is This score available???

[@musokid89]

Love this piece so much, fantastic arrangement and playing all around! 👍

[@margaretkinsela9111]

Thank you all, that was blood shiveringly great.

[@carolinesharpen6746]

Sublime. Thank you all xxx

[@SeanMcGown]

So glad to find this. I couldn't imagine that somebody hadn't done this for brass. Well played everyone!

[@elizabethbrand3349]

Stunningly beautiful. Thank you for that moment of peace

[@elizabethbrand3349]

The sound of Hope

[@Sibanicul]

So far the best version I’ve heard for brass ensemble!

[@emerana]

Brass section from Penrith Symphony Orchestra played this live Feb 2021 and introduced me to this amazing piece, and now to the #TSODailyDose. What a find. I've listened to the original choral work and prefer the brass arrangement. Love watching it being played too.

[@joeblakeukeman]

So beautiful! What can I say? So moving. Thank you, thank you, lovely!😘

[@brassbanned]

Looking great Mitch...and sounding great everyone else. thanks for posting!

[@christopherdavey5040]

Loving that ritardando (rallentando?) starting around 5:10. Amazing coming after the entrance of the deep bass around 4:50. Fantastic performance!

[@marioemanuellicciardello8043]

Meraviglioso! Bellissimo brano musicale e stupenda esecuzione. Complimenti!

[@tomcoyle6737]

Just beautiful. Thank you guys. :)

[@penelopethomas5240]

Beautiful music on a glorious morning. Thank you

[@davidcat436]

Absolute shivers up my spine listening to this!! I've listened to the Dale Warland Singers choral version of this many many times; but even though this brass version is done with slight tempo variations, etc. (suitable to a brass ensemble), nonetheless, is is just an incredible rendering!! Wow! All brass pieces are difficult to do well. This goes WAY beyond done well!

[@matthewdubbrin5133]

Anyone know what trumpet the guy in the glasses is using??? LOVE IT

[@hvilletrumpet]

Extraordinary. Thank you.

[@LukeTRandall]

I’d listen to this a thousand times if it didn’t have the spoken introduction… hard to listen to it on repeat with the one minute speaking every time… other than that it’s perfect.

[@quistian]

Delightful! Would have sounded fuller with a few Euphoniums. Nice to have the Tuba front and centre.

[@amandamariemuise]

Beautiful. ❤

[@williambrown7480]

Bravo! Amazing.

[@lukejk1701]

Wow

[@obeatatrinitas]

+ C'est très beau, un grand merci! O grand mystère, et admirable sacrement, que des animaux voient leur Seigneur nouveau-né, couché dans une mangeoire! Heureuse Vierge, dont le sein a mérité de porter le Christ Seigneur. Alleluia! fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/O_magnum_mysterium

[@jimstephenson8063]

marvellous !!! Im an aspiring trombonist thinking about moving to bass. Can you comment on the equipment you are playing and is that a Rath hand brace?

[@mitchellnissen6466]

Hey Jim! I never saw this message until now. I’m playing on a modified vintage Bach 50 from about 1980. Shires axial flow valves and yep that’s a rate hand brace. You’ve probably got your move to bass sorted by now, I hope it’s going well! Keep your tone golden!