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That song is SO beautiful ❤ It never leaves the mind indeed 😅 but that's a good thing 🥰

It sounds as an angelic song for me! Namastê

Thank you, Mr. Lauridsen, for one of the most beautiful, hopeful, and comforting pieces I’ve ever heard. I’ve loved it since my daughter sang it in tour choir. Its simplicity is what makes it so precious. Whenever I hear or play it on the piano, I feel so close to the Lord. For me it’s like hearing a choir of angels 🙏🏻❤️🙌🏼

Lauridsen is right up there with the great American melodists, Barber, Bernstein, et al, .... thank you!

This song is spectacular!

What A GREAT GREAT PIECE

Where it says "Classical Chops" under the title of the video, is it a publisher or a sponsor?

I love the way the melodies wrap around each other like the petals of a rose

Very Sondheimish

Cheap circus.

"Dirait-on" when writing but dirai ton when speaking! However, Morten does not know how to prononce it correctly; ton is not tom, ton when pronounce still keep the lip open. Just check it on any translation site that has speaking skill! However, his skill to write music is extraordinary, just magnificent!

Thank you for sharing this amazing story!

Vorrei che si cantasse il giorno del mio funerale, così che tutti potessero ascoltarla....

Please listen to our Ave Maria by maestro Morten Lauridsen. ua-cam.com/video/lgxD5Z7TM44/v-deo.html

Beautiful to share with us your creative process, dear Morten. So grateful

Well sir, you had me the first time I heard this. That was quite a few years ago. Haven't got rid of it yet--never will.

Has been my favourite for years! I absolutely love this composer and the beauty he gives to the world.

I love the story of Corigliano seeing through his BS. It reminded me of the story of Ralph Vaughan Williams presenting his first piece to Hubert Parry at the Royal College of Music. Parry took one look at the score and said: "All rot, my boy."

Hearing him listening to his compositions, it’s glaringly obvious how deficient todays so called music is…

He looks like Ed...... the only man who ever touched my soul .... and he has the same tastes as Ed , who introduced me to classical music.but sadly Ed died back in 2018 😔

He's not up there with the caliber of Andrew Lloyd Webber....... or John Williamson

A remarkable video showing how the composer crafted a beautiful song.

Mr. Lauridsen makes it seem so easy. . .

Its great to hear you sing and what a hearty laugh.Because of those four notes(I'm not a arranger ,etc) I wrote a short song "I Love You"thank you for the inspiration.It maybe 12 yrs ago when I got into my car ,turned "Classic FM"only to hear a piece that was halfway through,I turned the engine off and I thought"this is a Godly song.It was Magnum Mysterium,which introduced me to who you are.I have listened to more choral music because of it.Thank you. Pete Law x Royal Marines Band

He's a genius. This as well as all the pieces he has composed are amazing. My favorite is his "Lux Aeterna" collection.

She sounds exactly like how she looks; a sweet, wonderful down to earth person. :-)

何度も動画を見ました。 最後まで弾ききり弓を高く上げた瞬間に涙が出ました とても子供の機転では出来ないと思ったけど ミドリは動揺することも無く…感動しました。

A song/music composed with PERFECTION and GENTLENESS. Thank you so much for sharing your heart and brilliance to the world via your MUSIC. Dirait-on really served its purpose to calm and give face to peace and love. God bless!!!

This is great advice!

He reminds me of sondheim. RIP Sondheim 🙏

“i remember this mostly because i’m REMINDED😀of this incident EVERY TIME😀i give an interview😀!!!!”

Such a generous composer Morten Lauridsen. Thank Classical Chops so much for sharing this valuable vídeo

he's actually cute

Thank you

I feel so comforted to hear her talk about deciding to pursue music as a career in her mid twenties. For me, it was in my late twenties, and it took me a few years to transition out of my old career. No regrets though. I am now in a degree programme for music at a much later age and enjoying it. The world tells you you need to have decided these things at the ripe old age of 5 years. Midori encourages me.

One of the places our tour group visited in New York City in 2002 was Julliard.

Thank you for my name is earl

Congrats Danny its Lewis Barker I am so happy to see your name on Manifest. I knew you be a great musician now composer you are amazing brother. Can't wait to see you again. 👏👏👏👏👏

Respect!

in the beginning when she’s like “yeah im reminded about this in every interview” haha subtle 😂

Too bad he didn't learn anything from all that training.

A beautiful modesty. Effortlessly brilliant. A joy to listen to.

What I felt was the passive arregressive distain for the question. INFJ

I have a friend who got a new trombone. When someone asked to play it he said "I wouldn't let Jesus play my horn." That's how many of us feel about our instruments.

A year ago I wrote about this piece: "Perfect beauty." Today, as I analyzed it harmonically, I discovered it was simply I, IV, and V.

Thank you so much 💖💖

Fascinating. She can sense a change in the weather from her instrument.

I heard the first replacement from concert master was a Strad....

What a beautiful lady!

The most impressive thing is not only that she swap instrument, but the fact that she change her fingering pattern up in the A string before another tutti to swap the instrument still impresses me