Part I 00:15 O Crux ave 05:09 Et egressus 07:08 Deus meus 10:53 Domine, quis habitabit 15:27 Adhuc eo loquente 17:35 Ierusalem 19:00 Ut quid, Domine 20:17 Comprehendentes autem eum 22:14 Iudica me, Deus 23:24 Et viri, qui tenebant illum 25:35 Ierusalem 26:58 Miserere mei, Deus 31:03 Et surgens omnis Part 2 35:28 Et in pulverem 36:06 Et baiulans sibi crucem 36:20 Popule meus 44:06 Ibi crucifixerunt eum 45:53 Crux fidelis 50:53 Dividentes vero 52:06 …in pulverem mortis 57:45 Et stabat populus 59:16 Unus autem 1:01:19 Stabant autem iuxta crucem 1:02:21 Stabat Mater 1:09:59 Erat autem fere hora sexta 1:11:25 Alla breve 1:12:30 In pulverem mortis... In te, Domine, speravi Fun fact: I use the chord at 40:05 for my alarm.

@jamesli57

3 жыл бұрын

Got my new alarm

@oscargill423

2 жыл бұрын

40:05? Have you died yet?

@malenabetanzos344

Жыл бұрын

Es para mí la obra coral más importante del autor

Krysztof Penderecki has passed today. May the Lord give home to him!

Maestro Krzysztof Penderecki passed away today, 29/3/2020. His St. Luke Passion remains as his most famous work, and as one of the most complicated and significant religious music in music history.

HIGHLIGHTS TIME! 0:29 Triplet minims and septuplet quavers. And yet the ensemble still manages to stay perfectly in time. 6:38 A high A. On Baritone. (Technically Kruszewski only reaches Ab, but still an impressive feat.) And then 51:49 rolls around and he hits a high Bb. And then another high A (successful this time) at 1:01:10. Legendary. 17:35 That G0 in the organ pedals is a different kind of powerful; reserved, but nonetheless impactful. 23:48 I love this chaotically ascending effect. I don't think I've seen it used like this anywhere else. 25:35 Such an evocative musical moment. 32:43 The emphasis on the s just adds so much "marcato" to the phrase. 33:23 This is a horror scene all by itself. 33:40 Possibly the most novel technique in this entire work. 41:10 Just when I thought choir clusters and glissandos couldn't get any more haunting. This work continually updates my standards of a haunting sound with moments like 4:29 and 12:26, as well as a few listed elsewhere in this comment. There are so many (usually) simple motifs in this piece, so many I could never timestamp them all, but a notable example is the Domine motif (7:58, 8:57, 10:54, 20:05, 32:57, 51:15, 1:00:25 and of course, 1:15:52). A detail I'd love to draw attention to is the fact that the choir's tuning isn't always exact, which leads to some incredible microharmonies (1:40, 19:48, 29:14, 37:34, 38:02, 40:50, 55:34, 1:07:45, to name a few) which you couldn't get with perfection. And finally, a PSA for jumpscares. There are a few minor ones throughout, but notable ones include 13:34 and 40:04. You're welcome. Obviously, this is a monstrous work, so this comment will likely be updated in the future. An incredible work by an incredible man. Bravo, Penderecki! May you rest in peace. Sincerely, Oscar Gill

@BeauFerchaud

2 жыл бұрын

I loved reading through your breakdown and clicking the time stamps to help myself understand. Does it help to know what is being said during this work of art? Does knowing what is being said make it any more horrifying?

@oscargill423

2 жыл бұрын

@@BeauFerchaud Thanks! I'm glad it's helpful for you! About knowing what the text means: in general, it is most certainly helpful; you can gain a lot more appreciation for the music (and its story, of course). That being said, some of Penderecki's music seems to be far more horrifying and visceral than the actual subject matter itself (in my opinion; this I cannot overstate). So, in conclusion, I'd say if you want to learn what is being said, by all means go for it, but if you're just looking for a more engagingly horrifying listening experience, just knowing the basic story of the Passion(s) is probably enough (again, this is my opinion, you might get more out of learning what the text means than I did).

@PM_ME_MESSIAEN_PICS

Жыл бұрын

Ligeti also called for a blower off in his Volumina

@jgrab1

Ай бұрын

> Triplet minims and septuplet quavers. And yet the ensemble still manages to stay perfectly in time. Auto-tune. 😀

I'm really sad to hear that this brilliant composer has passed away a few days ago. I've always loved his works and I've always loved his style of composition. May he rest in peace.

RIP Penderecki. Press F quarter sharp to pay respects

@paeffill9428

4 жыл бұрын

Rest In Peace..

@kaolodegroot1679

4 жыл бұрын

F

@jesusmauryvargas8971

4 жыл бұрын

F

@ayle1312

3 жыл бұрын

F+

@Nilstv24

3 жыл бұрын

F, R.I.P.

RIP... only discovered his music about 2 weeks ago... very sad...

I love listening to classical music to unwind and relax

La mejor obra sobre la pasión que se ha hecho en cualquier género de arte. Y por supuesto obra clave de la segunda mitad del siglo XX.

As a 14 years old pianist and trying to be composer, this kind of pieces is what I want to do when I learn composition, this is beautiful, I don't have the correct words to describe It.

@Nooticus

4 жыл бұрын

Good luck to you! You may have more luck than me with composing for modern audiences as I prefer baroque music rather than avant-garde/modern...

@Listenerandlearner870

4 жыл бұрын

This is a fine work. It is always likely to make a colossal impact on an audience. It is very much a work of its time. These days some composers bypass the twentieth century and some even bypass the nineteenth century as well. Audiences tend to want safe easier music. I think that intense expression will return one day.

@janvanoort1857

4 жыл бұрын

@Alejandro M. I would describe it as "shattering", as it is the musical rendering of a universal experience: suffering.

@alejandrom.4680

4 жыл бұрын

Alex We wish those days come again...

@Listenerandlearner870

4 жыл бұрын

@@alejandrom.4680 in the 1980s Boulez and Messaien works from around 1960 still sounded contemporary eg Pli Selon Pli and Chronochromie. The contrast with today's situation is huge. Audiences won't listen to anything very dissonant.

Thanks for excellent choice and useful explains.

I've been waiting for this one, fantastic upload!

Penderecki was a crazy son of a bitch. The technique and training for this type of singing is unbelievable. Very impressed with the ensemble.

@petretepner8027

6 жыл бұрын

"Was"? Did he die? Or do you mean he's got less crazy recently?

@stormwatcher1299

6 жыл бұрын

Apparently he's still alive. He's 85.

@helenamarie4337

5 жыл бұрын

could you please not talk like that ?!

@milky_toast_

5 жыл бұрын

@RON KALINOVSKY Wow, I study in Indiana and had no idea he came to IU, would have loved the chance to see that.

RIP Penderecki. This "Passio" is for me one of the greatest works of the 20th century.

@ab4845

3 жыл бұрын

I agree 100%.

Really nice to have the score to follow. Thanks for the upload Cmaj7.

Fantastic! Thank you. :)

MESTRO ,Śp. Krzysztof Penderecki ,spoczywaj w Krainie Wiecznej Szczęsliwości,w Domu Boga Najwyzszego . Amen. [*]

Year of my birth. I've been worshiping to this since 1989. Wonderful for driving through the desert. Preferably northern Nevada. Breakdown would be fitting somewhere between Winnemucca and Elko. Watch out for the trucks - they're as aggressive as this music is intense. I know, I've been there. I love Penderecki

Thank you so much for uploading this! You must enjoy every morning with that alarm.

@Cmaj7

7 жыл бұрын

ManuAlvarado22 I've actually become somewhat habituated to it, so that it isn't that effective anymore (still freaks out my friends though).

@manualvarado2212

7 жыл бұрын

Hahahaha!

ufff que obraaa, ufff amazing work, terrific orchestration

Sound like a requiem , but is a oratorium , maestro Penderecki gave a lot of his knowledge to modern film composers ... He was a great music genius ... RIP maestro !

RIP K. Penderecki

Wow!!!!! I was dreaming about that for years.

Thanks for uploading the score, Penderecki’s orchestration techniques are a revelation. This is one of my favorite pieces ever!

@BeauFerchaud

4 жыл бұрын

Nathan Gale do you understand each piece? I lose track trying to follow along and understand it. That’s been my biggest issue listening to his work.

@nathangale7702

4 жыл бұрын

Beau Ferchaud if you’re asking about the details of the music, I would say no, but I can follow the scores. Penderecki invented some notation, but it’s actually pretty intuitive once you get used to it. As for the piece overall, it is as the name suggests a retelling of the passion play, so if you’re familiar with the Gospel of Luke it’s not too hard to follow the broad strokes.

I want to see this performed live so badly, it seems it's an unpopular piece to be programmed despite it being one of the masterpieces of the last century.

@overdrive112

Жыл бұрын

Imagine that for a dark souls boss fight

I’ve never listened to this before, but I see now how I missed out. This is truly emotional and picturesque writing of highest order.

So now KZread has inserted 14 commercial breaks at random spots in this masterpiece. Totally Grotesque. The disruption makes this video watchable.

@p.terodactyl6848

4 жыл бұрын

You mean unwatchable?

@tomkristensen3919

4 жыл бұрын

I use 4K Download, free, watch it without commercials, and if I want to, I keep it on an extern HD, otherwise I just delete it.

@jesusmauryvargas8971

4 жыл бұрын

get adblock

@ColoredMud

3 жыл бұрын

Skip to the last few seconds of the video before watching then hit replay, that should get rid of the ads.

thanks for this, whoever u r

This is crazy. It's amazing how he's able to make something so experimental so compelling.

One of te greatest. For me St. Luke Passion is the best. I will miss him and his music

Thanks!

Samples of different compositional techniques 1:12 24:35 1:15:19 Listening movements 44:06 Ibi 45:53 Crux 1:02:21 Stabat Moments to listen to from listening 1:05:00 1:07:00 1:09:00

I love this passion

tremendous and impresionante work, genius

40:04 - Responde -> [Insert jumpscare here]

if someone could now write in such a spirit, in such a technique, he would become famous. but it takes a genius to do that.

Spoczywaj w Pokoju Mistrzu

Is anyone else listening to this this Good Friday?

Amazing

Penderecki is the creator of the most terrifying yet beautiful music I've ever heard. I'd love any suggestions for more music like this, dark, intense choral music.

@x16881

5 жыл бұрын

Utrenya by the same Penderecki. Even more intense

@nathangale7702

4 жыл бұрын

Labyrinths by Schnitke is a favorite of mind. I really recommend you watch the ballet while you listen, it makes a big difference.

Qué preciosidad!

meraviglioso...................

This is suchhhh a good performance.

6:43 just a casual A for baritone... 😳

Impressive.

I like this

RIP Maestro.

Hahaha! your fun fact xD

I would be all relaxed and then certain parts would just make me jump! I’m glad read carpe noctem mag to find out about this

Powerful music. Modern with great shifts in strong and lyrical. Heavenly rhythms with choir music and powerful contrasts in shock. I think it's pretty long-lasting and a little boring music.

40:05 doesn't scare me like 13:34 does.

@Cmaj7

7 жыл бұрын

To be honest, when I was making this video, that part made me jump almost every time.

@invisiblehippo97

7 жыл бұрын

Oh cool I got a response. That's fair.

@footwinner1

6 жыл бұрын

Makes me feel like someone came out from behind a door. Horrifying. Strange that a sound could send a shiver through me and make me feel nauseous like that.

@Pianodud

5 жыл бұрын

Cmaj7 lmao 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@oscargill423

2 жыл бұрын

You just put those timestamps there for jumpscares didn't you

TY

Contains some of the most evocative and terrifying music I have ever heard. 41:10

RIP MASTER

Very cool for real

impressive

38:25 ❤❤❤❤

The last chord ( E- major?) is amazing.

💖

41:04-41:30 Why has this not been used in any horror films!? It kinda reminds me of the soundtrack for The Sixth Sense (during the Stuttering Stanley scene).

Nice

if you skip to the end of the video, then press reload you can skip all the ads :)

Rip Krysztof Penderecki

RIP

32:20 - 32:46 epic!!

Dave Lombardo drummer of slayer brought me here, He said he loves this guy.

responde!!! JERNNNGGGGGGG!

@sebastianzaczek

6 жыл бұрын

**boom**

This man has made good anime transformation musics

@dzordzszs

Жыл бұрын

Bruh

Danke für diese wundervolle Aufnahme! Nur eine Frage noch: WER ist verantwortlich für das ästhetische Verbrechen, Werbung übelster Prägung, übermäßig laut + in keinster Weise im Zusammenhang mit der Musik stehend MITTEN IM STÜCK einzublenden?!?!?!?!?! DER & alle, die solches dulden, haben die Seele eines Stuhlbeines bzw.haben sie nicht mehr alle. Zur Ausrede: Die Feigheit vor dem Geld würgt einem das Verdauungssystem.

gut

Wow! Your sheet music has very good picture quality! I'm a student studying composition and I'm looking for a high-definition sheet music pdf of this song. How can I get it?

it is positively criminal to put that many ads in this

@stormwatcher1299

6 жыл бұрын

Kills the mood, doesn't it? Of course some may need the mood break to cut the tension and the terror. Not me,

@dewainemcbride4842

4 жыл бұрын

It is possible to avoid the ads if you purchase the Google subscription.

@rezashia3135

4 жыл бұрын

While they still create an unwelcome break in the piece I suggest you cut the sound off the moment the wretched adds arrive, actually I think they have removed the adds as I have not encountered any yet

Can anyone translate the text from Latin to English? I always wondered what it's said in English, this is a masterpiece, especially in Latin!

Where can I get the score for this?

@ggarzagarcia

6 жыл бұрын

Thomas Håkanson try Schott Music in Mainz, Germany. If not, Presto Classical in Warwickshire, UK. I was about to say Universal Editions in Vienna, but they don't have Penderecki's scores. Getting a full score, you may have to contact them directly because with scores like these they are sensitive and don't have a study score to sell. Gonna cost you many Euros.

Has anyone noticed that this video was uploaded in 2016, but the description says the date of Penderecki’s death?

@gab4186

3 жыл бұрын

They probably edited the description

:)

1.400ster Like :D

Requiescat in Pace

Wait, this video was made in 2016, DID IT PREDICT HIS DEATH??? (I know the description was edited, just kidding)

James Earl Jones would be the perfect evangelist in this piece

To dzieło nasuwa mi na myśl ,,Piekło" z ,,Boskiej Komedii" Dantego Alighieri.

where can I find the score?

Is that an Ives' 4th symphony quote at the beginning?

This entire piece is what one hears on their slow descent into Hell ...

@VicenteSanches

4 жыл бұрын

Well, I'll have to kill someone then.

15:26 - 16:53 !!!

how was this score written/how can this be replicated in a program (would Lilypond be my best option)? I had a similar score conception for a chamber piece I am writing but Dorico is not entertaining this for me

@Cmaj7

3 жыл бұрын

Probably hand-engraved given the time of publication. Dorico sucks at any custom notation, so I guess Lilypond if you don't want to buy anything more.

@ThePeaterBeater

3 жыл бұрын

Cmaj7 what would you suggest for further purchasing? I don’t think I could bear handwriting

1:16:00 Epic final in E major!!

@23BET23

4 жыл бұрын

Same idea in polymorphia!

I can't hear it, I hear this and my mind asks me: "what the hell it's that" I can't get it

@GUILLOM

2 жыл бұрын

Sad

@baz00ca97

2 жыл бұрын

@@GUILLOM la neta sí, ojalá algún día lo entienda pero es raro

seems to go a different direction apart from bwv 246

41:10 - 41:30 flichio + glissando morendo

You mean there are notes between half steps??? :P

@HomoChomsky

6 жыл бұрын

Yes.

I love 1:16:00 - 1:16:27.

@matheussanches702

6 жыл бұрын

a spitz fantastic

58:38 - 59:36 !!!

Joder

0:15

Adverts should be just at the start.

Drachenfels would listen this.

After a while it sounds a bit samey. But then that's what some people say about Bach and Handel.

I like him. But his compositions always sound to me as coming from a strident nightmare.

0:16, 4:30