I sang this in Christ Church Oxford and I had the soprano solo.

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Such great memories and a delightful piece!!

I want this in the choral packet they pass out when I get to heaven. So glad to see so many people in the comments have had the opportunity to sing this masterpiece. I too treasure the times I got to sing this. Thank goodness for youtube.

England win the world cup in 1966

No sé si hay algo después de morir, pero esta música es para mí como los angeles recibiendote en el paraiso❤

It is one of the best examples of onomatopoeia writing. They(Janequin) captured the sounds of war.

0:00 Sanctus 1:25 Pleni sunt caeli 2:24 Benedictus

Singing this later today as the anthem at a parochial centenary mass. Glad this music remains in fashion.

Estudiaba estas obras en el conservatorio, gracias por compartir y saludos desde Argentina!!

Rogation Day.

The chromatics must be challenging for a singer.

I heard this for the first time in a college music class and it's always stuck with me. I don't remember any other song from the class; just this.

Wait. Wait for it!

Correct!!!

Way way way too fast.

i sang this in a room with about 7 seconds of echo/reverb

3:33 4:22

Handel and Gardiner : perfect ❤

Reminds me of evening service in my high school. What a great hymn.

Indeed the Lord is good, his mercies everlasting. Glory be to him

Goosebumps for that ending.

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Thats insane

This work starts in the homophonic style. The middle has a good example of the forte-piano rule found in the Classical period. The repeated phrase is first sang piano with the repeat sang forte. Towards the end Haydn adds polyphonic texture with the phrase "The wonders of his work" while still adhering to major/minor chord structure. It ends with a strong cadence.

poor treble at 2:32...

3:38

I want to use this song at festivals ❤

How wonderful it is, nice melody, ❤

And yet the far left have the temerity to claim "there is no such thing as an English culture".

6:27 2 2 6:34 But the world 6:37 Lord en - du 6:43 ff organ 6:44 ff But the word 6:48 130 ever 6:51 The word of the 6:57 Lord en - du 7:00 ev - er 7:03 Lord 7:07 du -reth 7:19 ev

This song is sooooooo good. We currently sing it in our school choir and it honestly sounds better but that’s probably because we don’t only have a soprano but also a bass and a alt

Gastoldi - IN DIR IST FREUDE avec variations?

Professor T

Sopranos are out, this is horrible

The Prince of Peace.

Everybody here came because they have an exam. But i really came here to enjoy and learn more 😂

Am I the only one who scared of this song

Music history exam

My grand mere picked this for her funeral, beautifull peace

nettspend

Celestial

Alors, qui je suis ? je suis Matan Ariel le chef! Tout ressemble à la musique que c’est comme Let it be des Beatles ! Et La panthère noire en peluche du soldat rose ! Et la marche turque de Mozart! Et la chanson de l’extraterrestre de Émilie Jolie ! Et alouette gentille alouette ! Et la chanson paillarde de David Bowie ! Et les comédiens de Aznavour ! Et la chanson des petits pois et carottes en hébreu du dvd de Matan Ariel ! Et la chanson française qui s’appellera Malbrough ! Et diam’s Et Kirikou Et uzi hitman ! Et À la Claire Fontaine Et La Cucaracha ! Et The Entertainer Et lunettes bleues lunettes roses du soldat rose Et afouna ve gezer de Matan ariel Et le soldat rose Et l’encre de tes yeux de Francis Cabrel Et je l’aime à mourir de Francis Cabrel Et when the saints go marching in Et supercalifragilisticexpialidocious! Et lucy in the sky with diamonds Et Eddy Mitchell Et La Bamba Et Cadet Rousselle!

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<< All aircraft, follow Mobius 1! >>

Lots of mistakes in this score sorry

So glad I finally found this version with the help of Reddit. My father and I both sang this version decades apart and have been struggling to find the version we both sung in choir as young lads. Truly a beautiful piece

Mendelsohn: MAGNIFICENT COMPOSER EVER!

Wonderful

Not surprising it's not a hymn. It's a left-wing patriotic song. Parry was a lifelong atheist and a socialist, and Blake was hardly conventional.