Yes! I remember too! :-)

Goes for me too.

Nowadays its a trash show. Not worth listen to. My toenails pop up with this junk. Horrible ! Best wishes from Hamburg/Germany

Clever Dad! By very far the best!

I agree with you dad

I'm sure I can spot Jean Tubéry and Thomas Dunford in the orchestra...

​@@molealto definitely Thomas Dunford, spotted him straight away.

An American in Thiré. ;)

Yes, he is !! Longue vie aux Arts Florissants ! Avez-vous vu les indes galantes de Rameau ? with W. Christie obviously . A treasure ..

Well said! Felicitations!

There is Is called "Johann Sebastian Bach" Not saying that isn't good, but Bach is better.

@@GM-tq6kj : of course, in the late Baroque era nothing could be superior to J.S. Bach's "Die Kunst der Fuge". But that was one century later. Honestly, no Bach Kantata contains as much supreme quality music as this Te Deum.

@@GM-tq6kj no german baroque is less good than french baroque, at least for me, i mean french baroque is what represent european music of this time

But the Latin leaves much to be desired...

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Absolutamente! Usted lo ha dicho perfectamente!

In the eyes of the musicians I see the joy of music !

I sang this te deum when i was a part of a choir. I sang for eight years for the Maîtrise de Caen, a French choir for children from 6 to 14 yo. That was one of the greatest days of my life. Today i listen with nostalgia to this master piece (i apologies for my Bad english, i'm French

@@capitainebreack7011 No apology necessary!!

Oh that's interesting about the pronunciation of Latin, I only recently appreciated that what I think of Latin is really Ecclesiastical Latin and that it differs significantly from Classical Latin. I wonder if the French pronunciation was also what we inherited in England from the Normans? Quite possibly I guess, given that English coronations where spoken in French for 300 years after 1066!

@@lauriethompson740 This is a french version of ecclesiastical Latin. The standard version is the Italian pronunciation, but many nations made some adaptations based on their language's phonetics. I don't know much about the spread to the English language, but the Ecclesiastical Latin currently used in anglophone countries follows modern English accents.

For me it is difficult to listen to in that kind of latin, it is so different to what we use in Poalnd :S.

As an "spanish" speaker, I found extremely strange that pronunciation. Seems to be so, that "italian" and castilian have very near phonology ... Anyway, I've never heard before, about that "french prounciation" for classical latin. Kind regards from Montevideo. 🇺🇾

I must add that French pronunciation did not take stress into account (actually, Latin words used to be stressed the same way as French does: on the last syllable). Italian ecclesiastical pronunciation, on the other hand, stresses the words as Italian does, which is close to the original Latin (but ignores the original length of the vowels). This has consequences on the way the Latin words fit to the music. It would be interesting to listen to Romantic French music, from a time the French pronunciation was still used (e.g. Berlioz's Requiem). It could be quite surprising! By the way, "té déom" is how the title of such a piece is pronunced, regardless of the pronunciation that is used by the singers.

Well, I think the conductor took it just too literal at 6:23. Hahaha!

@@subliminal6529 ?How?

Electricty and lots of it.. that prelude!

L'ensemble qui représente le mieux cette musique dans un lieux hautement symbolique. La beauté, la joie , qui ne croit pas en Dieu peut se demander si ce n'est quand même pas une intervention divine qui a inspiré une telle oeuvre

French power before the socialism

Magnífic! Una entrega total per part del cor i dels músics. Aquesta obra és molt difícil d,interpretar per les constants entrades de músics i vocalistes. Les trompetes genials. Meravellosa.

Yes! Indeed

Indeed; as we face perhaps a third year of lockdown.

stucchévole agg. [der. di stuccare2]. - 1. Che stucca, che dà subito sazietà e nausea: un intingolo un po’ s.; un dolce stucchevole. 2. In senso fig., che viene presto a noia, che produce fastidio e stanchezza: discorsi s.; film noioso e s.; si comporta con s. affettazione; sono stanco di dar consigli non richiesti, non c’è niente di più stucchevole (Alberto Arbasino); anche con riferimento a persona: era diventato persino s. nel raccomandargli di far presto e d’andare (Rovani). ◆ Avv. stucchevolménte, in modo stucchevole: una torta stucchevolmente dolce; un film stucchevolmente sentimentale.

oui, très belle interprétation toute en finesse

quelle Gde interprétation que voilà ''Alleluia.cs

That or when Notre dame was open in 2 or 3 years the requiem of Gabriel Fauré. Its wonderful also

I saw at least one ND chorister

What an incredible way to reopen the cathedral after repairs are done and this titanic work is part of the re-dedication mass!

This is not Notre-Dame and not a mass, but why not, of course

@@MrBohuslav It' s the Royal Chapel at Versailles Castle , nothing more nothing less.... be sure they will play THIS for the reopening of Notre Dame. it's the best piece of frenche sacred music !

William Ripley M.Ripley..je suis d,accord avec vous

Honey, those times are long over....unfortunately.

Tony Johansson jeu set et match 🤩

Ad maiorem Dei gloriam

God does not exist. Fortunately, good music does.

​@@robertojaviergarzahinojosa4026 Fiat!

@@eliseereclus3475 Si el Ser Supremo no existe, tampoco existes tú.

Le grand mystère de Dieu c'est qu'il nous offre à travers les siècles un compositeur de génie, une oeuvre gandiose, un ensemble et un maître de grand talent, musiciens et orchestre sublimes et que cela puisse être vu et entendu par la planète entière...

We bedanken u vriendelijk voor uw goede woorden. Overigens de Nederlandse cultuur mag er ook zijn.🤝

@@fryslan1944Wo hat dieses Konzert denn stattgefunden? In Friesland? Groetjes uit Oldenburg :-)

Two years years later I cannot feel anything other than fury and bitterness- I have lost both my mother and husband to lockdown and safetyism. And I cannot find the words for my anger.

Solo io lo sto leggendo nel 2022

@@mariacorradini170 no anch'io

What you wrote is exactly what I felt when listening to this magnificent interpretation. This could not have been better described. I agree 100% with you. Many greetings and thank you very much for writing that in a much better way than I did; that helped me put my feelings in order.

no era la traumática música del siglo 21

It’s a thumbs up from me

Excelente sonido. Parece que este oyendolo en la cripta de la catedral románica de Santander (Cantabria, Spain) Thanks a lot.

Couldn't agree more. On my Samsung cell via Bluetooth, the sound quality is superb.

I'd like to know if the master of slaps, davie504 agrees with that. but yes, I'd say, it slaps.

​@@robertheinrich2994 Hahaha!😆 With a continuo section that stacked? I'm sure he would approve. Archlute/theorbo, big double bass, and I think organ with pedals. Doesn't mess around!

Cultural marxism destroyed france, and so many others countries in europe.

@@JEV2025 Ola! We french invented Marx before it was even born. We have Jean-Jacques Rousseau and the encyclopedists and Robespierre. We have collectivism before all other, terror and mass murdering of our own people before all other (read 'the infernal columns') and a philosophy of collectivism before all the other. Tha's a good start to kill a nation, and we have succeed in doing so, applaus! :D However nobody will read that comment because shadow banning... sad :(

@@petermaquine8173 robespierre and marat destroyed france in all levels in my own and humble opinion the murder of louis vxi was the worst thing to france ever, killed an innocent king and his family france got a greatest damnation until a nowdays, sadly french people have no any knowledge about the truth and still continues in wrong side of history...

@@JEV2025 Thank you for using the correct word: murder. I had a coworker who was always throwing up the "executions" of Louis and Marie when ever we had other teachers in for teacher secessions - I could count on it as much as two followed one. At one of these "secessions" she finally asked as to why I took offense to it. I had a great deal of satisfaction in holding out my arms and pointing to my veins and telling her: I have the blood of the Capets and the Von Babenburgs into whose family the Von Habsburgs married; these people of whose murder is a source of sport for you, are my distant blood kin.

For the most part, you have Vatican 2 to thank for that. This genre of music is more ceremonial than ecclesiastical, but was often used in when "ceremonies of the state" were held in church such as Thanksgiving Services, royal weddings and such.

Il latino è però veramente scadente!!

@@marcostoppa2380 è un latino pronunciato volutamente alla francese, come in moltissime interpretazioni di questa e di altre composizioni dell'epoca.

@@alqasar grazie della risposta. Resta che non è solo una questione di "accento" francofono, ma proprio di dizione latina!!

It is inspired by Psalm n°18.

Viva Cristo rei 🇻🇦

ah ?? alors vous connaissez très mal la musique française !

Correct me if I'm wrong. Is that Telemann in your avatar pic?

@@PetervonKarajan yes it is.