Many don't understand it, I find it wonderful.
Try it to believe it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=kwz6wJXl9Z4
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Reply 2 by maestrosfredda
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It is certainly wonderful. The fact that "many do not understand it" is a problem of musical education, of competence acquired through listening. For this reason, it is necessary to invest time and energy in order to spread basic musical education and competence for everyone.
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Reply 3 by Silbermann
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Holy words Nicola Fredda.
This piece is of a disconcerting wonder, thanks to Organista94.
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Reply 4 by torrese
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I am sharing Maestro Fredda's pedagogical thought!!
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Reply 5 by sisifo1987
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superlative!! these are Gregorian chants, right?? Listening to it, I have always found it very natural. It takes me back in time, to an era not my own, and at the same time it soothes the soul... thank you for sharing
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Reply 6 by Dino
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Palestrina's music is a great example of balance between compositional technique, respect for the text, and beauty.
It absolutely must be known!