Every year we practice this for All-Suburban auditions and unlike most people, I actually really like it. This is a FANTASTIC recording, brilliant quality,m the choir itself had great intonation, blend, and balance. This so would have gotten a 1 easy if you went to contest with it.
The conductor took it a /little/ faster than I'm used to, but still, very brilliant! Thanks for posting!
Omg my madrical group is learning this song for western district, it's really nice but it's so hard and there are so many notes for soprano ones. Hopefully we do well which I know we will.btw great job ^^
Of course it's meant for a smaller choir, but this was a high school district chorus and was the required piece for their All-State audition. And, no, it's NOT supposed to be faster. The tempo is as indicated in the music......perhaps you just SANG it faster.
That would be the time signature, not the tempo. Time signature has nothing to do with the speed of the piece. Look for the "m.m." marking. I believe you'll find the performance is as indicated in the music.
My music has the entire piece in mostly 2/4 anyway...if I remember correctly this piece is never in 4/4. But yes, the tempo is entirely different from the time signature.
Ah, I remember Exultate Justi when Don Krudop directed MY District VII Concert. Let's see...that must've been 2003. We also did "Praise His Holy Name." It was great. Are you a student?
I remember that we had to sing that as an audition piece to make it to All-District. I was in that 2003 Concert, and I remember singing "Banquet Fugue"!!
I have to sing this piece for Missouri State Choir Auditions and I think it is absolutely beautiful.
Amblifier 1 year ago
I just did this in honor choir =) I love this piece!
get0love 1 year ago
We wer given a slight faster than this tempo but I think I like the way they blend here...
claudinego 1 year ago
GREAT RECORDING! :D Hee.
Every year we practice this for All-Suburban auditions and unlike most people, I actually really like it. This is a FANTASTIC recording, brilliant quality,m the choir itself had great intonation, blend, and balance. This so would have gotten a 1 easy if you went to contest with it.
The conductor took it a /little/ faster than I'm used to, but still, very brilliant! Thanks for posting!
DBCADemon 2 years ago
Omg my madrical group is learning this song for western district, it's really nice but it's so hard and there are so many notes for soprano ones. Hopefully we do well which I know we will.btw great job ^^
Moogle0oogle 3 years ago
its meant for a smaller choir and it should be faster
101stairbourne 3 years ago
Of course it's meant for a smaller choir, but this was a high school district chorus and was the required piece for their All-State audition. And, no, it's NOT supposed to be faster. The tempo is as indicated in the music......perhaps you just SANG it faster.
dkrudop 3 years ago
yes I have the music actually beat is 4/4
101stairbourne 3 years ago
That would be the time signature, not the tempo. Time signature has nothing to do with the speed of the piece. Look for the "m.m." marking. I believe you'll find the performance is as indicated in the music.
dkrudop 3 years ago
My music has the entire piece in mostly 2/4 anyway...if I remember correctly this piece is never in 4/4. But yes, the tempo is entirely different from the time signature.
DvorakArt 3 years ago
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ladylenne15 3 years ago
My choir sings this song Robert Usher Collegiate Regina Saskatchewan check us out
101stairbourne 3 years ago
5 star rating given.
For the enquirer, the words are:
Exsultate, justi, in Domino; rectos decet collaudatio.
Confitemini Domino in cithara; in psalterio decem chordarum psallite illi.
Cantate ei canticum novum; bene psallite ei in vociferatione.
Exsultate, justi, in Domino; rectos decet collaudatio.
zooplankton1988 3 years ago
5 star rating given for this.
For the enquirer, the words are:
Exsultate, justi, in Domino; rectos decet collaudatio.
Confitemini Domino in cithara; in psalterio decem chordarum psallite illi.
Cantate ei canticum novum; bene psallite ei in vociferatione.
Exsultate, justi, in Domino; rectos decet collaudatio.
zooplankton1988 3 years ago
hi can i have the whole lyrics of this great choir song?
yhan12unique 4 years ago
Ah, I remember Exultate Justi when Don Krudop directed MY District VII Concert. Let's see...that must've been 2003. We also did "Praise His Holy Name." It was great. Are you a student?
zbaf6 4 years ago
Krudop directed this concert as well, and we also did "Praise His Holy Name". This was my last All District, I graduated Spring 2007.
xTheGuiltyOnesx 4 years ago
I remember that we had to sing that as an audition piece to make it to All-District. I was in that 2003 Concert, and I remember singing "Banquet Fugue"!!
shiffy3110 3 years ago