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Gabriel Fauré - Requiem Op. 48 (introduced by Sir John Gielgud)
From the Winchester Cathedral
Introduced by Sir John Gielgud
Winchester Cathedral Choir
English Chamber Orchestra
Martin Neary - conductor
Thomas Allen - baritone
Dominic Harvey (soloist at Pie Jesu)
James Lancelot - organist
4:35 I. Introit and Kyrie
12:00 II. Offertoire
20:48 III. Sanctus
24:32 IV. Pie Jesu
28:42 V. Agnus Dei et Lux aeterna
35:18 VI. Libera me
40:24 VII. In Paradisum
Gabriel Fauré, who lived from 1845 - 1924 composed the Requiem in 1887, between the deaths of his father and mother.
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❤I have listened to this dozens of times. Thank you, Lord! I am eternally grateful. Yes, a lullaby, as Sir John Gielgud said.
une splendide interprétation par un choeur de garçons comme le demandait Fauré Merci Talent inoubliable du jeune soprano Une version gravée dans ma mémoire au Québec: les chanteurs des maîtrises du Mont-Royal, de Trois-Rivières et du Cap-de -la-Madeleine. Le Pie Jesu de Daniel Rocheleau demeure l'exemple par excellence de fragilité et de simplicité... Merci Gabriel Fauré d
This is by far my preferred version of the magnificent Faure Requiem. The choir is superb, including the marvelous soloists, bass Thomas Allen and this terrific young treble, Dominic Harvey, who has such a pure voice and excellent delivery. The sensitive commentary by the late Sir John Gielgud and the visual blocking of the choristers and general impact of this entire 1980 performance are exceptional.
@donfredo8013
3 жыл бұрын
Well spoken
Almost defies words! This relatively short work is packed with so much exquisitely beautiful music, almost beyond belief! The young treble, Dominic Harvey, is outstanding both with his clarity of words and notes, and his breath control is excellent. The Mozart remains my favourite, possibly because it was one of the set works for my O-level music in 1954! This runs it a very close second and this is a very fine performance by one of our leading cathedral choirs and musicians.
A truly beautiful performance...I was in tears as the boy sang Pie Jesu...
Per Faure's notes, it is meant to be sung dramatically with emotion. People should weep. This version does it very well. Adding the Offertory was part of Faure's pure enjoyment. Note the depth of the baritone's opening of the supernatural to the ethereal swirl of the amen. Sir John's translation is heartfelt. Brilliant.
@donfredo8013
5 жыл бұрын
I agree 100 %. Nothing more to say.
@iansutton9746
4 жыл бұрын
I did weep profoundly when I first heard this performance a few days after my father died. He was quite religious and I wish he could have heard it. I'm an atheist, but find it deeply moving.
My favorite requiem....so peaceful
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@Euroarts
7 жыл бұрын
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Qué hermosa interpretación.
Marvelous record introduced by the great Sir John Gielguld. Obligatory!
@iansutton9746
4 жыл бұрын
Gielgud was a non-believer but delivers the commentary with great respect, as a great actor would.
Amazing version. Thanks for sharing!
Sang this on tour with SF Boys Chorus at the 2005 world expo and around asia. I always feel like I'm right back there when I hear this requiem. Harry Potter 4 had just come out and all the choristers were glued to their books for the duration of the tour :P
el requiem mas hermoso de todos
The best! Thanks for sharing.
beautiful
It’s like being in Paradise!
Thank you for this upload.
To die for. Thanks for the upload.
@kellyaquinastom
4 жыл бұрын
lol
@vicicooper4720
2 жыл бұрын
To die to.
This is so well shot and edited. It really adds to the power of the performance.
@iansutton9746
4 жыл бұрын
Absolutely marvelous shooting, editing and blocking of the choristers.
wundervoll heute, am Ewigkeitssonntag, dem 22. 11. 2020 wurde das "Pie Jesu" gespielt mit Orgel und Violoncello
My favourite requiem after the Mozart's. Dominic did a great job. Does he still sing in any capacity?
Epic.....
Amen 💐💐💐💐💐💗💗💗💗⚘️⚘️⚘️⚘️💥
Just thinking about it, I'm going to cry and rejoice when I get to heaven and see everyone I know and love and even those I read about in the Bible. God is good. Happy 2020 everyone!!!
@margaretlavender9647
2 жыл бұрын
A myth written by the RC church. It’ll never happen.
Çevremizdeki dünya zayıfladığında, bir medeniyetin yapıları sarsıldığında, tarihte zayıflamayan, tam tersine cesareti geri getiren, ayrılanları bir araya getiren, yara almadan sakinleştiren şeye geri dönmek iyidir. Yok olmaya mahkum bir evrende de yaratılışın dehasının iş başında olduğunu hatırlamakta fayda var 🤠💥
LIBERAME...... WOOWWWW
Not available in DVD?
A beautiful video. Sir John Gielgud, the great baritone Thomas Allen early in his career, great choir and orchestra, great location--what more do you want? Well, there is one noticeable imperfection. (WARNING--don't read further if all you want to read are positive comments.) Imperfection? A *glaring* error! (at least to those who know the music.) At 43:56 the sopranos are supposed to come in! And the rest of the choir 3 beats later! Where the heck are they? You finally hear the choir kind of fading in at 44:07! It sounds like they just forgot to sing until then! If so, why didn't they just do another take? Not enough time/money, I suppose. It's possible the choir did just miss the entry. An alternate explanation, but also hard to believe, is that the sound engineer accidentally dialed down the chorus microphones, and finally restored the levels. [edit: corrected error as noted by Ian Sutton in a reply]
@iansutton9746
4 жыл бұрын
Sorry. Your comment re. the 'glaring error' don't make a lot of sense. One hears the choir at 44:07, though the audio is quite low, and at 44:56 the work ends. Please clarify your complaint.
@JimC
4 жыл бұрын
@@iansutton9746 error noted and corrected. Thanks.
Hhhm, the details 31/01/2017 and introduced by Sir John Guilgud who died in 2000?!! ??
@emmyyang4339
2 жыл бұрын
This would have been recorded long ago. Dominic Harvey is all grown up now.
@rugby8-Philadelphia
Жыл бұрын
You just whine about everything
Is this a catholic or Protestant requiem?
@iansutton9746
4 жыл бұрын
Why would it really matter? It's sung in Catholic churches, but Winchester is Church of England. (I don't think there are Protestant requiems.) In any case, I'm sure Faure couldn't care less. I'm an atheist (so was John Gielgud, but great actor that he was, delivers the commentary with great respect). This is a deeply moving work and performance, no matter what one's religious views are or aren't.
@margaretlavender9647
2 жыл бұрын
This is an RC Requiem with RC myths and legends. The main and most wonderful Protestant Requiem is Brahms ‘A German Requiem’ with all words from the abundance of teachings straight from the Bible, unlike the RC Requiems of Faure, Mozart and others - tho their music is sublime of course.
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@donfredo8013
4 жыл бұрын
Yeah, so I found it, too. :-)
You can tell this is old because there are no coloured boys in the chorus and the introduction is given by a man.
@avian8338
4 жыл бұрын
Re-read my comment inserting the wry irony in which it was meant. It is startling how far down the drain we have come as a country when my comment can actually be taken at face value. No, not the slightest need to have puffy lipped blacks in the choir and no need to have someone like Lucy Worsley introducing the thing instead of Gielgud. It would make the whole thing unwatchable.
@DavidSmith-zm4xi
4 жыл бұрын
@@avian8338 apologies. It makes sense now. Bad day so irony was lost. Wonderful recording
@S_Eglington
3 жыл бұрын
@@DavidSmith-zm4xi Recorded the year before I was born, I'm now older than Thomas Allen was then. Fascinating to see a Cathedral choir sing like load of Welsh miners compared to the stilted singing of today. Perhaps it was drinking tap water! Easy to miss irony when you can't spot racism and misogyny either!
@margaretlavender9647
2 жыл бұрын
So?? It is a traditional recording. It was what it was. Doesn’t alter the sublime music!
@avian8338
2 жыл бұрын
@@margaretlavender9647 the unmitigated, blind and blatant white privilege this recording reeks is just terrifying! And I don't know how you can justify it without being part of that exploitative system yourself? I am crying right now. EDIT (I hope the thumbs up was ironic)
Mudule
My favorite requiem....so peaceful