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  • The same choir can be sing this "miserere" in a better way!! They need just to listen each other and understand what they are singing. Try again with the same passion! :)

  • the dead acoustic of the building they are singing in makes this twice as hard.

  • Very nice effort. May God richly bless you!

  • beauthyful and wonderfull polifonic music all the modern music depend and start from classic sacred music xikiki54

  • As someone who has participated in various choirs concentrating in Gregorian Chant and polyphony, THANK YOU for exposing your choir to this music. Too many Catholic churches will not even allow this as an option.

  • Amateurs in general are great and give themselves and others the joy and love for music. But they should rather perform what is accessible to their given performing skills and is in pair with them. This divine angelic music of Palestrina certainly requires the most trained and dedicated professional voices available on this earth ... To decide to sing this music within the given conditions is not the right and wise choice and to publish it is even less thoughtful and shows rather unrefined taste

  • @violinoamore get real

  • soprani... :-(

  • These voices sound like the amteurs singers of the 70's. A solid work on the voices sound is very needed !!! All is not ready to publish on the web !

  • @Apo20v10 because publishing on the web is very serious. why did i pay money for this?!

  • Honestly, the singing is not even that bad. All the parts are distinguishable, and it is still pleasing to listen to. I agree with the "had you gone into average Renaissance homes," and I like that thought.

  • Wow, everyone is a professional early music critic on youtube! I hope one day I am qualified to be on the youtube jury too.

    That said, this is so awesome for sight reading practice and I hope to see more of them!

  • So the singing is horrible? I challenge you to try a piece like this with any amateur choir... most of them don't even sing 4 voiced harmony, let alone polyphony. I find it admirable that amateurs would dedicate their time to such an intellectual endevour.

  • thankyou lichtbroeder. They say more about their idle commentators than they do anything else.If only more people had enough sense to realize this when they post comm on ut. hehehe.

  • i am studying palstrina methods in counterpoint and this is my first time seeing a piece for him that uses a tempo which is strange for his era .

  • The tempo is a little frantic for the period, and each choir member is so concentrating on their part that there is little attention left for ensemble. The mic is also rather unsympathetic. A valiant effort on Ego Sum, and a welcome offfering in the YouTube collection.

  • Horrible, horrible singing...

  • Kudos to this choir for taking on such beautiful and difficult music, and doing it with such love.

  • I think you 'd improve quite a lot if you'd work on interpretation, dynamics, maybe change the tempo a little bit at certain times...

  • These are amateurs doing the best they can, and doing it out of love. Had you gone into average churches or homes during the Renaissance, you would have heard the same, I am sure. Finding a better choir on YouTube is as easy as clicking a button. Why make rude, superior and unkind comments? They say more about their makers than they do about this choir.

  • @lichtbroeder Well said.

  • i luv palestrina, but this choir is terrible...

    with this people in youtube we dont foment this beautiful music... cmon guys!

  • HELLO? Since WHEN is AUCKLAND in AUSTRALIA??!! Geography, people!!!!! Learn some!!

  • Poor people, don't be so hard.

    Let them bark.

  • qué malo que sos!

  • A bunch of old people tryig to sing Renaisance music is a horrible experience... I would rather listen to a washing machine...

  • From the land where the cultural highlight is the Nullarbor? Land of the farting didgeridoos? Listenig to parish choirs is not exactly a highlight when visiting Australia. Give them a break.

  • tragedy!!!

  • Terribe singing. Too much vibroto.

  • A worthy performance to Our Lord.

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