all of them

>>130656968
You're in the Royal Path.

I heard a couple years ago a song that was close to heavenly as I had ever heard but Firefox crashed and I didnt get the name. It was on youtube and it might have been in english. That's all I remember. I've been trying to find it ever since. Dont know if it is a male or female vocalist or how many their are but I felt like a choir of angels singing to me. Vnv nation's illusion and the irrepressible in this shirt are two song that have gotten close to the feeling of nirvana but it wasnt those. Any ideas?

https://youtube.com/shorts/pPW1A1NhQtA

>>130657215
Have you tried the history (Firefox's and YouTube's or whatever site you use to listen to music)?

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>>130657319
The closest known source comes from a manuscript connected with Bach's teaching on thoroughbass (figured bass), usually dated around 1738 and known as Vorschriften und Grundsätze zum vierstimmigen Spielen des General-Baß. In that text appears the statement (translated):
>"The aim and final reason, as of all music, so also of the thorough bass, should be none else but the Glory of God and the recreation of the mind."

The original German reads:
>"Und soll wie aller Music also auch des General Basses Finis und End Ursach anders nicht als nur zu Gottes Ehre und Recreation des Gemüths seyn."

This is going to sound cliche but Symphony No. 9's 4th Movement (Ode to Joy). Seeing it performed live is genuinely life changing. I'm not even a religious man but if there's any piece that can make you feel anything spiritual it's that one.