Morten Lauridsen - Les chansons des roses (N0. 4 & 5) | WDR Klassik

[@Aegorraasreturned]

C’est vraiment incroyable-j’ai des larmes. Merci! Danke!

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@Aegorraasreturned 🥰

[@keiths1864]

Laurisen's compositions are incredibly spiritual and uplifting

[@Therebesquare]

That transition tho!!!!! A capella for that long then straight into the next song! Wow!

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Thanks!

[@fryuppe]

Exquisite, miraculous.

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Thank you :)

[@marie-ceciledelajudie7729]

The harmony is exquisite. And the choir is incredible ! I discover this composer and am in awe. I only regret that he ignores french prosody and versification ; that's a little sad when you compose on poems in french. I can't recognize the words because they're so weirdly cut. I listen to this like I would listen to a foreign song. (Once again, a little sad for such a great poet as Rainer Maria Rilke^^)

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Interesting, thanks for your insight!

[@preciousjewelamor]

He does that too with Soneto de la Noche :(((( I’m particular about the line “quiero que tus oídos sigan oyendo el viento” which left most choirs altering the rhythm

[@timandellenmoran1213]

Just so subtle!

[@carolynkent3049]

Exquisite. Just exquisite.

[@leece_6702]

Absolutely

[@classiccandle27]

Hätte sehr sehr gerne die Nummern 1-3 dazu auch gehört! 😊🎶🎶

[@JulienneSainsbury]

Ebbs and flows in musical beauty.

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🥰

[@somosmauricio]

tão bonito!!!

[@maxcarvalho6360]

👏👏👏

[@raffaelevolpe1981]

lacrime....

[@vandabarretootero229]

👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@rcmiller510]

What happened with the tuning at the beginning? They settle in after a few measures, but it made me wonder if it was auto-tune running amok.