Verdi - Ave Maria

[@TheTrueAltoClef]

Ok Verdi got the Enigmatic Victory Royale

[@keymaninmusic]

Composed by Verdi as an exercise in the formation of a composition based upon the Scale Enigmata or Enigmatic Scale.

[@blogout412]

nailed it

[@bradywolff8923]

He solved the puzzle

[@PabloVestory]

Magic in action. He took himself the contest of the strangest scale possible and did Beauty.

[@mattiamalzanimusic2245]

Io trovo che questo brano non sia solo l’espressione del genio di Verdi... ma sia proprio la meraviglia messa su pentagramma!

[@renatacesario8789]

É un Ave Maria, suggestiva,mistica, 😇😍 emozionante, 🎼🎶🎶🎶🎶👍

[@angelicamorales5075]

Virgen Maria: Ilumina al mundo para que no sigan destruyendo la humanidad,que es lo mas bello que Dios hizo en la creacion! Dile a tu hijo Jesus que llegue a los corazones de los gobernantes de este mundo para que reine la Paz! Muchas gracias!

[@greatmomentsofopera7170]

How completely extraordinary! Have never even heard of this. If only the Italian school had followed through with this idea a bit more!

[@williaml872]

Great moments of opera if you like this then try Carlo Gesualdo da Venoza

[@jimslancio]

This is one of Verdi's Four Sacred Pieces, some of the last music he composed. The so-called Enigmatic Scale teases us with tonalities different from that defined by its top and bottom notes. Verdi's counterpoint follows where those different tonalities lead.

[@123Apollo321]

Beginning in the humblest, simplest key, C Major, we go on a journey through a multitude of glorious harmonies - before returning to C major for the final, magnificent chord

[@davidemura4444]

123Apollo321 Technically speaking, no, as far as I can remember

[@nils8950UTAUACC]

Apollo is right. Literally just look at the score

[@Gendercultist]

It's based on the engimatic scale for harmony though, so it's not C major asides from just starting on that chord.

[@9soulzify]

Can you even read music? This is not C Major. This is C Enigmatic.

[@rachmaninovwasemo2313]

The tonic is C however it is not using a Major scale. It is using an enigmatic scale.

[@crochetgottaloveit]

What a beautiful choral hymn, kinda spooky, ethereal and heavenly-sounding! :)

[@SomeDemoMain]

Hauntingly beautiful and emotional.

[@waltzguy14151]

Very interesting and beautiful thanks for posting

[@Camolismo]

capolavoro. thanks for sharing

[@zacharylavender1568]

Absolutely beautiful!

[@carlomorena9759]

Geniale. Chapeu, Maestro Verdi!

[@bertrandroulet308]

Au départ un défi, à l'arrivée une inspiration, une élévation purement miraculeuse. Cette émotion étrange, indéfinissable fait un bien extraordinaire

[@spencer97m]

This is so dang beautiful.

[@marcosilva9340]

Muito obrigado!

[@mariopf97]

Magnifique, merci

[@valeriazangger4607]

Wonderful, thank you so much for sharing! Dear Bubble: Can someone tell me which choir is singing on this recording? Thank you

[@craigcollins6904]

Thanks for posting this. I don't know if you just scanned an existing score in, or if you created this score, but thought that you would like to know that there is a mistake in the text underlay in the tenor part at around 2:45 seconds. It should be "Maria" and instead, it has "Matia."

[@yoba6037]

you're going places, sir.

[@EinSofVirtuoso]

I think this is how Messiaen would've sounded if he remained tonal.

[@andrewmciver6218]

Messiaen can be very tonal! The relationships are vague, but it's some of the most harmonically rich and rewarding stuff. He's almost like Debussy 2.

[@__seeker__]

For me, Verdi’s _Ave Maria_ is the most numinous version I’ve ever heard.

[@currahee1782]

To The Lost

[@chopinist1699]

"I died in a trench, years back."

[@anotherrealm6176]

this was also at the end of Coal Chamber track "What's In Your Mind"

[@mistekful]

This is what Jacob Collier attempts to do! I see

[@giovaluci]

Il trascrittore è un animale: è una trascrizione a dir poco pietosa.