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Wow! A friend sent me the link only without expectation. Tremendous. [Also, U of D is a state supported college. We have to remember how important state supported colleges are for the rest of us despite the anti-public education rhetoric. This like this choir happen at state supported universities and colleges!!!!] Lovely and thanks for the post! Sorry for the rant.
eottoe2001 3 months ago
Inhibiting physical movement creates a rigidity that would detract from the overall quality of sound production. What a beautiful piece, and a great choir singing it!
chrisfj13 4 months ago 4
@chrisfj13 so true. If they did not move in some fashion, their tone as well as volume would severely suffer.
dakwa1 4 months ago
The only problem I see is there phisical movement.... STOP SWAYING
MrGeneralCow 6 months ago
@MrGeneralCow yeaaa sorry, but I simply cannot agree! movement does wonders for an ensemble's sound, tone production, freeing tension, and connecting the singers to the music and each other... pretty much any legitimate choir director would tell you that!
lexus1800 3 months ago
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iggssterr15 2 months ago
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@MrGeneralCow Nothing better than a lifeless, boring, emotionless choir...the best choirs sway even a little. for solo singing, no swaying. for choir, a little is acceptable and infers emotional involvement. as long as swaying does not take away from vocal production, it is acceptable
iggssterr15 2 months ago