Vox Luminis LIVE - La Déploration sur la Mort de Jean Ockeghem - Josquin Desprez

[@martinvanheusden9832]

Being transported in the mind to an invisible mysterious space, where time and place don't seem to exist, can happen. And it happened here...of which this sound and image recording offers only a glimpse. A poignant glimpse.

[@francoislebedel4428]

Quelle beauté ! sublime interprétation d'une musique éternelle, elle, pour un compositeur qui a gagné l'immortalité.

[@Ataxerxes91]

Cet ensemble Vox Luminis porte magnifiquement son nom, car cette interprétation élève réellement notre âme pour la connecter aux sphères de lumière célestes !

[@dougo891]

This brings back memories of singing this in a 16-voice ensemble at college when I was 19, 54 years ago ago🦊

[@DebraSalamone]

♥️

[@zigosepalum5641]

Merci de nous restituer intacte l'expression d'une époque qui n'avait pas peur de rechercher le sublime.

[@Monteverdiforever]

Fantastica interpretazione. Musica sublime. Bravissimi.

[@ManuelParra-s5t]

Esta composicion e interpretacion expresa lo que se siente al perder a una persona muy querida.Me trae a la memoria el Officium Defunctorum de C.de Morales, por el intenso sentimiento de pena que ambas contienen.

[@stephenkunst7550]

I wish other vocal groups would use this type of microphone placement. It allows for clarity AND gives the listener some reflected sound from the room. Too many other recordings sound like they are singing in a Mattress store. No reverb is heard.

[@molealto]

Perdu avez vostre bon pere. I lost my father on Saturday. Even more reason to be thankful for this stunning rendition of the Deploration.

[@rainadkins4827]

I am so sorry. I know how it hurts.

[@DavidStern345]

Beautiful performance, and a great piece of music by the greatest composer of the time.

[@dr.pingel2447]

Ja!

[@thesunsinger1]

Gorgeous, glowing performance - the phrasing, and the long arc of the piece itself, is beautifully shaped and feels like a deep breath... Profoundly moving. Thank you, wonderful singers.

[@timothybrace5340]

This is the most moving performance I've ever heard of a deeply moving piece. I keep coming back to it over and over. Thank you, and congratulations. I hope it felt as wonderful and it sounds.

[@vincentstuart3148]

sublime performance!!!!!!

[@MarkVeenman730314]

sublime

[@athanasiusjames1]

Sublime! Bedankt! Merci a vous!

[@Choristenimes]

Une des meilleures versions ! :)

[@majasolveig]

This is what musicians look like when not wearing concert clothes. In some ways I think the music suits it. Beautiful performance!

[@martinellie.w.1419]

Interpretazione insuperabile e...insuperata....

[@etinarcadiaego3296]

Remarquable, bravo à vous et à vos chanteurs M.Meunier.

[@jeaninedovell8867]

One of the best renditions I've ever heard. And I've heard a lot of them. Thank you. Beautiful!

[@nyc88s]

Ineffably beautiful. Sublime music.

[@twosweethounds]

Brilliant, putting three voices on the cantus firmus. Gorgeous balance.

[@moherr1]

Interprétation géniale d'une musique simplement sublime

[@Guadabenitez]

que buena versión...!!! felicitaciones!!!

[@chrisbob1200]

Excellent!

[@delta7155]

Thank you for that. A good evocation of a man tearing his heart out with grief!

[@thejohner1962]

A most beautiful sound.

[@pippajj11]

So so beautiful.

[@thiagotrix777]

Incrível ! Sublime !

[@simonmhalstead]

Always gives me goose bumps

[@philippelepine510]

wonderful rendition indeed !!

[@xxypsilonxx]

Thank you guys for this wonderfull performence

[@GuillaumeSchindler]

Wooow

[@Apostolic3564]

So beautifully comforting....I saved it to my SLEEP Muzak folder that I play as I go to sleep. Thank you for your voices, talent and sharing the Love of the Human Voice.

[@giorgiodicrosta7186]

Wonderful

[@TheHebenonVial]

Speechless.

[@alphasun1]

Superb, very good alto.

[@coastsouljah]

Can you please do O moors inevitabilis

[@whdaffer1]

Stunning! Normally I don't like church recordings so much, because they tend to mike them from too far away, but this was perfectly done, far enough to get some of the ambience, but close enough to avoid a washed-out sound. And the singing is, as I said, absolutely stunning. Thanks

[@rsohmer]

great. deep truth, for those who hear the call. Thank you.

[@gesualdolistener]

no fake - no blue screen. in comparison to the brumel, this is really one file, recorded with a Zoom Q3HD, video and sound-recording device!

[@rrendris]

Really fabulous!

[@jvhilten]

Weergaloos mooi; heerlijke stemharmonie. Absoluut prachtige vertolking!

[@VarietasCantandi]

What an inspirational interpretation!

[@KaioHenrique3]

Eu amei! Belíssimo trabalho... Parabéns!!!!!!!

[@chowmonkey2002]

This is so awesome..

[@memelvin1]

AWESOME!!

[@Jorickhoofd]

Zeer mooie weergave. Blij met de opname kwaliteit en dat ik deze uitvoering heb gevonden.

[@Apostolic3564]

anything with Barnabas is a fave of mine, too!

[@donatellabc]

Incantevole.

[@marcvcivsnoveboracensis]

This is how this piece is supposed to sound.

[@rainadkins4827]

Yes!

[@garyhigginson7909]

Absolutely wondeful !

[@coastsouljah]

Pleeease:) xxoxo

[@antoinehennion1874]

Superb! their voices, intensity and simplicity bypass the most famous version by the Hilliard -- in spite the latter is also wonderful!

[@molealto]

Barnabas Hegyi makes a much better sound than David James.

[@barnabashegyi4686]

molealto Thank You!

[@paulsmith5752]

@@barnabashegyi4686 :D Always great to hear genuinely good countertenors. I do a small amount of it on an amateur/semi-pro basis so think I can spot a good one when I hear him - and you, sir, are great.

[@belbras]

Very nice Pieter!

[@chrisdoeller7332]

Nice.... and no vibrato marring the tone.

[@yanonet]

beautiful Counter-Tenor voice.

[@leonsauke7200]

wow great great and great

[@psfitzgibbon]

Jesu Christe is this good! Also, I propose that the tall dude lilting expressively up top is the Manute Bol of early music.

[@scottishcluj]

High medieval is more complex than all popular music today where did it all go so wrong

[@whdaffer1]

Really, this is high renaissance. Aside from that, I agree with your sentiments, thought I do like The Band! ;-)

[@herrickinman9303]

"High medieval"? What are you talking about? Josquin de Prez was a contemporary of Martin Luther! High Renaissance!

[@stephenkunst7550]

There is no Kool in this. The need for kool is the killer as it will not allow for quality or feeling. It is a cheap mistress which only wants for its self.

[@jodefyn1074]

su-per-be ! Bravo

[@francoislebedel4428]

La polyphonie a atteint, sous la Renaissance, avec les compositeurs franco-flamands, son acmé qui ne sera jamais dépassé. Cette interprétation est absolument sublime. Merci infiniment aux interprètes qui nous font revivre ces splendeurs.

[@gesualdolistener]

you might also be interested in the brumel lamentation, that we recorded only a day later for the same cd-box. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJXCcmOVnNtjoJo enjoy

[@eulero75]

the link does not work

[@alaineid4586]

Qu'est devenue une autre version absolument magnifique du même ensemble vocal (avec moins de membres), tournée dans une espèce de centre culturel à baies vitrées avec des trains passant au fond. Je ne la retrouve plus sur you tube et j'aimerais vraiment la retrouver ! Si quelqu'un peut me renseigner ?

[@GoeyvaertsStringTrio]

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[@alaineid4586]

@@GoeyvaertsStringTrio Merci infiniment. C'est bien cet ensemble et ce concert, mais pourquoi ne retrouve-t-on plus La Déploration ? Il y d'autres excellentes versions, mais celle-là est particulièrement remarquable avec en plus le décor et les jeux de caméras

[@KaioHenrique3]

Amando!!!!

[@PitboyHarmony1]

Surprisingly great dynamic sound from this camera, but why not post the 1080p?

[@dickgrande2921]

can someone tell me where i can buy a cd of this performance?

[@mwnyc3976]

Actually, it's on a CD that's due for release this very month (March 2020): outhere-music.com/en/albums/a-renaissance-collection-ric155

[@mvrmorsi]

Barnabás Hegyi - counter-tenor :)

[@dkillion7485]

Nymphs of the wood, goddesses of the springs, Skilled singers of all nations, (A) Change your voices, clear and lofty, (B) Into sharp cries and lamentations, (C) For Atropos*, terrible satrap, (D) Has inescapably ensnared your Ockeghem, (E) Music’s true treasure and master, (F) Who henceforth no longer escapes death, (G) Of whom it is a great sorrow that the earth must cover him. (H) Put on the clothes of mourning, (J) Josquin, Brumel, Pierchon, Compere, And weep great tears from your eyes, For you have lost your good father. May he rest in peace. (K) Amen

[@paweszczepaniak2405]

Tylko taki komentarz....

[@bennux0117]

fake...blue screen

[@TheSinisterScript666]

Would be better if they had an actual soprano and not countertenor.

[@barnabashegyi4686]

I don’t think so 😉

[@mwnyc3976]

@@barnabashegyi4686 Ha! Bravo, Barnabas!

[@stevenbartley6088]

Not even a boy treble, which is far better than a sop. in my opinion. Like the Tallis Lamentations, needs to be men's ATB, and no opera singers... Please no opera singers.

[@gensugensou1901]

Excellent bien que ça aurait été encore mieux un peu plus lentement.