Bad luck, no. This is a solo, /unaccompanied/ choir boy with a rather high-pitched voice, sung in a cathedral, or that's how it sounds, anyway. There might be some accompaniment, I am not sure, but I don't think it comes in with this choral bit.
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Bad luck, no. This is a solo, /unaccompanied/ choir boy with a rather high-pitched voice, sung in a cathedral, or that's how it sounds, anyway. There might be some accompaniment, I am not sure, but I don't think it comes in with this choral bit.
If it really is from the St. Matthew Passion, shouldn't it be "O Haupt voll Blut und Wunden"
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rather than "Wir setzen uns mit Tr�nen nieder"?
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I'm a quiz and puzzle fanatic so I've just gotta guess at something!
H'mmmm?
I'm guessing it's 'Wir setzen uns mit Tr�nen nieder' from Bach's "St Matthew Passion"
I've still got an ancient little extended play (45 rpm) of it tucked away somewhere. If that's what it is, then, in comparison to Bailero, I agree with your sentiment "just as beautiful, to me."
H'mmmm?
I'm guessing it's 'Wir setzen uns mit Tr�nen nieder' from Bach's "St Matthew Passion"
I've still got an ancient little extended play (45 rpm) of it tucked away somewhere. If that's what it is, then, in comparison to Bailero, I agree with your sentiment "just as beautiful, to me."
I was confusing two pieces of music. The one you just gave me (Bailero) was certainly one of the two, and I did want it. But now there is the choral piece, which really is a very high-pitched alto choir boy in a cathedral. Much more 'churchy' but just as beautiful, to me. It is very well-known, but I in particular don't know the title or composer. Just a snippet ....
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