Experienced this amazing work in Raleigh, NC. Took my mom, and we both were moved to tears while listening. I have never had a physical response like that to a work of art before. It was deeply moving in ways I still do not understand.

I was fortunate to see it twice on two separate occasions. The first time was at the National Gallery, in Ottawa, for the Caravaggio exhibit. The second in Toronto, a few years after. An eternal moment each time.

amazing to have connected with this treasure at the reconstructed Rideau Chapel, National Gallery, Ottawa.

I was truly fortunate to experience this at the Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris; I stood in the centre of the space, listening to the sound of the voices, and I felt that I was no longer of this earth, but of a place far removed, lifted above the clouds, where I could glimpse the sun, rising among the stars.

It's beautiful to experience. I was at the National Gallery today, where they have this set up in the Rideau Chapel.

This is a wonderful piece. I had the pleasure of experiencing it many times in Toronto. It was amazing to see how it visibly affected people. Immediately there was a deep emotional resonance for many.

I've just seen and eard this piece of art this afternoon in Paris. This is one of the most exciting and inspiring experience I ever had...

I remember coming and seeing this at our art museum and I constantly cried listening to it.

I saw this at Inhotim (Brazil) in July. Fantastic

Goose bumps, tears and joyous laughter at the beauty!

Just marvelous and an outstanding emotional experience. Seen and heard in a church in Salzburg, Austria. Thank you for this gorgeous installation !

I experienced it in 2020 in Bremen Germany unforgettable ❤

I experienced this at the North Carolina Museum of Art on July 20, 2018

Simplesmente lindo, tive a oportunidade de estar no Inhotim/BH e viver esse momento transcendental.

Can't wait for this piece at the Nelson Atkins in November!

Una marea es fascinante por su multiplicidad de formas, colores y sonidos. El viento es una sensación indescriptible, porque nos envuelve por todos los lados. Caminar en un bosque es una experiencia única, porque nos ahoga el verde en todas sus formas y con sus insinuantes susurros y este concepto, complejidad, ha sido llevada a la música, transformándola y potenciando su impacto emocional. Un experimento y técnica, que lleva la música a la fuerte omnipresencia de la misma naturaleza, haciéndola melodía y cambiando radicalmente nuestra percepción de lo que significa escuchar.

Oh, I'd love to experience this!!

Stunning at Tate Modern Tank

Woow GORGEOUS

I first experienced this installation in The Baltic in Newcastle quite a few years ago. I have always remembered just how moving it was. Each time I play Spem in Alium I'm taken back to that time and have the same emotional response as I had then. Wonderful!

'the “mind-boggling” complexity of her sound sculpture' is nothing compared to the mind boggling complexity of Tallis's composition, and the exquisite choral singers which, btw what are THEIR names, or were those subsumed by the speakers being wired together and set on stands by Cardiff?

Would love to see this

A choral The Rapidity of Sleep.

This exhibition is now on Monterrey México, when I was on the museum, the choir was so deep, it just feels like if you were in front of real People, I could imagine that speakers will replace humans un the future, but think about that is quite sad

Did I miss the one collective breath?

How does the video gloss over the fact that she listened in on a child using the restroom. Bizarre.

It’s not your work of art, Janet. Playing a song on a speaker doesn’t make you an artist.