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What music in heaven might sound like...

submitted by berticus

1 decade 5 years 6 months ago

Put on your headphones, and drift away for a few minutes.

Composed by Thomas Tallis for eight five-voice choirs, it is thought that this 40-voice piece was part of a celebration of the Queen's 40th birthday in 1573.

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thanks for the reminder.

this was one of my first favorite classical pieces.

*bravo, but sorry for my *downvote as this ain't AudioSift.

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Reminds me of some of the period music from Civilization IV. Ear nourishment.

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