W. A. Mozart - KV 195 (186d) - Litaniae de Beatissimae Mariae Virginae in D major

[@Elena-jcwtm]

0:00 Kyrie eleison 6:50 Sancta Maria 15:22 Salus Infirmorum 18:47 Regina Angelorum 23:50 Agnus Dei

[@gmahlman]

Thanks for posting. I especially like the nice reverential unrushed tempos in this exquisite piece of church music by the divinely inspired genius,

[@guitaoist]

Sounds like im walking towards the pearly gates, heavenly music

[@peaceharmony4115]

Another gem by Mozart. This is beautiful! Thank you for sharing.

[@Pawel_Malecki]

The sequence in Salus infirmorum (starts at 16:01) is actually one of the most impressive ever written, on par with some from the C minor mass and the Requiem.

[@oksanamatiyeva6111]

Thank you. Gracias. Grazie. Дякую.

[@leighgreavu4153]

Just read that this composition was inspired by his visit to the holy house of Loreto in 1770

[@simonkawasaki4229]

Marvelous.

[@patrizialauraf]

spiritual reading

[@arnoldvdwaals]

Playing this right now on an Argo (Decca) recording with the Academy and Sir Neville and the first soprano aria with: Ileana Cotrubas.....by bye Harnoncourt

[@高村毅-j3s]

第三楽章 「病む者たちの救い」 リタニアの第三作。連禱という儀式が流行っていた。夕暮れに見えない神や聖母マリアに呼び掛けをして、集まった人々が願いを応答する。

[@peterhelbich3334]

question from vienna Austria : why where atheists not great Composers ????

[@shadesamurai]

Because they had not the talent!

[@musclegeek]

Why is "emotional reasoning" an oxymoron?

[@abbrody4093]

oxymoron: 'ground pilot', open secret, controlled chaos , wiki: An oxymoron (usual plural oxymorons, less commonly the Greek-style oxymora) is a figure of speech that juxtaposes elements that appear to be contradictory, but which contain a concealed point. didn't know before . juxtaposes: puts next to each other . latin is easier.

[@Marco-it2mr]

Atheists or agnostics: Ravel, Rimsky-Korsakov, Stravinsky, (likely) Brahms, Janacek, Khatchaturian, Prokofiev, Rubinstein, Shostakovich, (likely) Berlioz, (likely) Verdi, Vaughan Williams. Yep, not a single great composer among them...(/sarcasm)

[@WookieChewie13]

Also majority of people that time were christians. A lot of scientists, etc too were Christians, but they were not great scientists becuase they were Christians. Same with music. Also a lot of music and architecture work contributed to the power of the Churches. I have gone into some of the oldest churches in Rome, very grand, powerful music as well, any non-Christian pagan would have been automatically converted into Christianity the moment they entered those magnificent man-made structures.