'Sicut cervus' by Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina (c. 1525/26 - 1594)

[chyndb]

singing this song now but it SAB

[JennaGwenna]

i appreciate your t's being in the right place, but i feel like they are a bit sharp for the piece. But don't get me wrong, this is AWESOME. being female, it would be impossible for me ever to record all parts because i can't sing bass, so i am extremely jealous of your freakish range!! loved listening!

[Gallahaut]

This is so cool! How do you get all that reverb? Is it the room you're recording it in, or do you use a reverb effect? Either way, it's super amazing!

[MusicaAustralis]

I love your work!...

[wheregrape]

I would love to have the alto line isolated to help me learn this.

[HieronRemade]

Dude this is fantastic! I have a decent range but I highly doubt I can match you. I just struck the same idea you've had and was messing around with the Victoria Dominum Non Sum Dignus today...it's a lot of fun! Anyway awesome stuff I hope you do more.

[operacrasher]

Very nice performance!! I sang this at St. Peters (The Vatican) about 10 years ago.One of my "all time favorite" Palestrina pieces. Bravi tutti!!

[SoccerChick9422]

i love this song!

[romuloVG]

nice

[ChuckAvalon]

I've wanted to do this. What programs would you recommend?

[JRocklin74]

Garageband, mate.

[AlainNaigeon]

@JRocklin74 audacity is ok, too