10 minutes? That seems like only 3... It's just Bach's magic!

love that they are playing period instruments for this amazing vocal work with the correct reduced orchestra as well. BRAVO!

Bach has a magical flow to his best work that no other classical artist has ever been able to match. So much pulling at the heartstrings from all angles, magnifique!

If Bach asked me who is the best musician today, I would answer "You"

It’s like a stately procession, moving with grace and dignity towards an inevitable conclusion.

Very solid chorus, and top leadership, strong musicians, and legendary writing, what else to say. Peace for the world 2024 maybe? Lets prepare for the future of humanity, we can start right here with outstanding piece of our beloved Bach.

Johann Sebastian, n. 1 forever.

Sounds absolutely magical!

J. E. Gardiner + Monteverdi Choir + English Baroque Soloists are the best.

Geen dag zonder Bach! 🎻

Tremendous, beautiful performance ❤

The most beautifull fugue in the history of music is here.

The powerful and beautiful song ever

Как же это красиво. Любовь, которая пережила века 😢

Simply divine. Well done and thank you all. Mr. Gardiner I watched you and Helmut Rilling in Stuttgart in 1985. Thank you for your devotion

Music for the Glory of that which is most high.

coro e orchestra grandissima emozione guidati da un grande direttore bravissimi

This is brilliant

J.S. Bach really was an unparalleled genius in contrapunto. I've heard from some people that his music is too difficult to follow, perhaps some might consider it too austere, but I simply love the "mathematical" structure of its nature. When I was learning the piano he was by far my favorite composer. This chamber music orchestra allong with the conductor and the choir have done a magnificent job with this piece. Bravo for a spectacular performance.

감사합니다 🙏🏻

Beautiful composition ❤

Glorious interpretation

Greetings from Catholics of S.Korea 🇮🇳✝️🙏

Wonderful

Esplendoroso 👏👏👏👏

One of Bach's final compositions in it's complete form, it was started years before in application for a post as Kappellmeister in the court of Dresden. But the great irony is that he finished this monumental and sublime work knowing he would never hear it performed. Why? I like to think that, being Lutheran, he was not permitted to write the standard Catholic Mass which has a musical tradition going back several hundred years and was a genre written by a long list of great composers. Bach wished to add to this body of works and the tradition with his own masterpiece, his contribution to the literature. And we hear his genius on full display. The Kyrie is a piece not written in any form that can readily be defined: it is above, beyond what had come before. It is fugue, concerto, sonata at once, and neither of each. In it's entirety it is the SUMMA of Western Musical thought up to that time and made greater by Bach's hand and craftsmanship. Through that loftiness one can truly hear the voice of God Himself.

Incrível

너무 좋다 못해 황홀합니다. 고퀄의 진공관오디오로 들어보고 싶군요.

hermoso impresionante

Bravo!!!

A cathedral of sacred sound.

6:15

3:37

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Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren. Danke für diese wundervolle Reportage. Ich besitze ein originales Portrait von Johann Sebastian Bach in Öl aus dem Jahren um 1724 ,aus seiner Zeit in Köthen. Sollte die internationale Bach-Forschung oder Sammler Interesse daran haben, setzen Sie sich bitte mit mir hier in Verbindung. Danke !

Bach is God🎶🎵🎹🎺🎻🌟⚘😇

4:09 who the angel?

The ratio of thumbs up to views is not as high as it should be. Should be thrice as much. Great as Bach is, Mozart's Kyrie from Davidde Penitente is at least as impressive. Haydn wrote to Leopold Mozart in 1785: "Before God, and as an honest man, I tell you that your son is the greatest composer known to me either in person or by name. He has taste, and, what is more, the most profound knowledge of composition." I would add, that the sentiments Mozart expresses are top notch. Glenn Gould dissented.

Is there any point in his vague arm-waving which might give any clue as to where the first beat in a bar might be?

4:08 out of body experience

Gardiner Bach h-Moll Messe

I as a player would be lost with that conductor 😆

Solid,Jackson. A total groove. Fast and Bulbous. Dig ?

Flama

Mozarts took a little from all the major masses of the time including this one for his final masterpiece. Mozart took it to another level with classical style. Mozart also used parts of Michael haydna requiem

Goota like those judo jackets that the ladies are wearing !

Почему здесь все не по русски написано?

Amazing that mozart neared "greatest" status by being the best to study this man. Give mozart about 15 or 20 more years and mozart would've surpassed not only bach , but everyone. Mozart studied Bach to revolutionize the classical style. Beethoven studied Mozart to move to the new romantic style. Had Mozart lived longer , he would've been the main bridge.

Made pre autotune, mixers, compressors etc etc...

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At 6:36 that sounded like Händel

Чисто по штыряться.

3:34