We are lucky indeed to have such talent and genius amongst our kind. I have to keep listening to this because it is so extra-ordinarily beautiful. And to think that each voice sang their part on their own before the whole thing was put together. Absolutely extra-ordinary!!
you know all those videos titled "MOST RELAXING SONG EVER" or "MOST BEAUTIFUL SONG EVER"? yeah, well I found it. and so did 2,910,941 other people (give-er-take a few)
This was part of my district choir selection. When I first looked at the song without hearing it, not going to lie, I didn't like it and I didn't want to learn it. Now that I have done it this was by far my favorite selection for the choir! This is one of those songs I can't stop singing and I absolutely love this virtual choir! It is incredible!!
Eric Whitacre, you are the Micheal Jackson of Classical Music, i'm certain that children a hundred of years from now will know your name. You are making history. :]
This is the first time I have seen any of Eric's productions. Absolutely amazing, as good as many top class choirs and much better than so many others who regard themselves as 'good'. Perhaps a lot of work is done in the studio but whatever, the result is fantastic!
Absolutely fantastic. This just shows the advancement and acceptance of music and technology. Two thumbs up to Eric Whitacre and the choir. An amalgamation like this takes talent and inspiration. I'm aspiring to become a composer and performer of both choral and percussion fields. Watching and listening to this makes me want to work harder to reach a level of such a caliber.
This is the most stunning meld of art and technology I have ever seen. I can't stop watching this. I just can't. The music is incredible, and all of these beautiful young faces complement it perfectly - to think that all of these people performed on their own, never hearing one another until the final mix was released, but they sound as though they've been rehearsing together for months. This takes amazing talent. To any of the singers who may yet be reading comments here, I'm enthralled.
People need to remember that a strong opinion does not mean it's a fact. This is one of those "either you love it or you hate it" pieces of music. If you don't like it, then fine, but don't try to sit there with a high and mighty self-righteous attitude and dissect every second of this compilation of choral clips, picking out the moments you personally perceive as flaws and then try to pass it off as fact. Just hit the thumbs-down button and click on the next Youtube video. Simple as that.
This was absolutely breathtaking... It brought tears to my eyes. All of these people coming together as one to create this unique piece of musical art is a beautiful thing. And that soprano soloist... Magnificent. Her voice was stunningly clear, reminded me of the ringing sound a wine glass makes when you circle your finger around the rim. And the passion was clear on her face, which made it all the more lovely.
Brilliant piece of sound editing, but (a) not "virtual", by definition and (b) a series of individual recordings is not a "choir", but a bunch of sound bytes.
Much Respect to the Mixing Engineer, (and anyone that helped him in the studio), that had to handle all 243 of these tracks that were probably not recorded too well and make it sound pretty good in the end.
@mlr2107 I'd like you to SHUT YOUR FACE! Just because you THINK you know a thing or two about music it doesn't mean that you have the right to go around posting superfluous comments about something you really know ABSOLUTELY nothing about. Also, you choose to go by another person's thought about Eric Whitacre rather than your own? Yeah, that's original. It's a thing called "DISONANCE AND CHORDS" and it's highly accepted in today's musical literature. Last, there are no laws in music just theory.
such a lovely piece. i think the conductor seems scarily young to be writing such great music. and what a brilliant way of getting your music out there. pity the choir credits are too small to read.
cool I want in on this action ;-))) If anyone who took part want to to do something similar on my songs please look at my channel "TheRanbowMandrills" loads of songs need singers there ;-)
I'm in choir and we have been singing prices from Eric whitacre this is my second favorite piece now other than a boy and a girl, and the way this is all virtual is so amazing it's so perfect and beautiful
As a performer, you don't really get to enjoy much of the sound, but the strength in this piece gives the best emotions to anyone, and makes you feel like anything in the world can be solved in the blink of an eye. It makes for a special piece.
We performed this my Freshman year of high school. People were crying in the auditorium and the acoustics were...my God...that man is brilliant with sound. So much energy and emotion, I was in the music and it felt heavenly. :D
Eric this is really amazing and so inspiring. I work with young people and adults with a learning disability in Northern Ireland and for them music is such an important outlet. I would love to create something like this for some of the people I work with and would value any support or signposting you can offer.
It's so pretty I wish I were really talented like that. But I hope not all of those people are as full of themselves as the people that preformed from my choir. I find it hard to even stand them because they think they're the shit. They are talented but still can improve
This is an exquisite piece. Much to my delight, under the wonderful conducting of Lisa Lutter, I took part in this piece with the Ramapo Chorale from Ramapo College of New Jersey. Although our choir is significantly smaller (about eighty of us), I suppose it was the essence of this wonderful piece that invoked the same feeling as E.W.'s virtual choir; a sense of being one with the universe and understanding the ineffable.
This is really cool and extremely beautiful. I had the opportunity to hear this song in person as a member of the Sound of America Honor Band & Chorus European Concert Tour in 2006... Let me say, this song sent chills up and down my spine when I heard it and still does at certain parts... and this Virtual Choir is a work of art. Good job and thank you for putting this together, it's very creative.
@Electrasound I don't follow you completely. Are you suggesting that this piece of work is not something to appreciate? As if it would matter how Eric himself produced mattered.
@Electrasound: Umm... How in the hell am I Amish? Last time I checked Amish people don't appreciate this kind of music. And I think that the last time I checked you fit peachy into that category. Get your facts right and stop stereotyping people about things you obviously don't know.
For those noticing the long thread of comments, I waisted 15 minutes of my virtual life looking at the history and i'll sum up what was said:
First- some girl called Melody (Soprano solo) "Flat as a cat" and everyone backed her up as I do.
Second- Some person said something like Eric Whitacre broke all the laws of music, and therefore doesn't know anything about music and is too much of an Amish composer..
That's it. Only two silly ridiculous comments. And I hope this gets "Top Comment" :)
@mlr2107 I'm in AP Music Theory. There are some rules to part writing that makes it "more pleasurable to the ear," but they're easily bent and broken depending on the piece. It really doesn't matter. Obviously this song is gorgeous, so who really cares.
@mlr2107 1) Coming from someone with perfect pitch, She was not. 2) Music is what you make it and if everyone enjoys it, who cares what the rules are.
Why do so many people come here just to complain and talk about what they know this and that about music, when they could just listen, or go find something they want to listen to? I mean if you don't like this, you can listen to what you like. And regarding these "laws of music" some people keep mentioning, aren't some of the greatest artists those who have gone beyond what everyone follows and does? If you think he shouldn't be breaking laws, make your own song and follow the laws.
As for anyone who thinks that Eric Whiticre doesn't know anything about music or that he's too much of an (and I quote) "Amish composer" then you really need a lesson on what real music is. The new "music" nowadays isn't even music anymore. No one just makes music because they want it to have meaning. The music today is 99% auto-tuned. Having 400 classical music albums doesn't mean you know everything about music. When you listen to Eric compose his music, listen with your ears, not your eyes.
@purplelion69 You're Amish as well because of your inability to appreciate any new music. There are many recent composers who are just as good as composers as composers like Mozart or J. S. Bach like Radulescu, Steven Takesugi, David Dunn, etc.
"The new "music" nowadays isn't even music anymore".
Agreed. I don't consider colored talkie films to be "movies". I think the only legitimate types of movies out there are just black and white silent films. .
@purplelion69 By "Amish" do you think they mean "Moravian?" I don't know that the Amish aren't known for their musical stylings, while the Moravians are. Of course, there would have to be some virtual trombones in there somewhere if it were Moravian... Just saying, since so many of the commentors seem to have lost the whole point of the video and the music. I am off to practice for Virtual Choir 3.
That was truly amazing. I think that every time I hear a piece of his, a little bit of it stays in my soul. It is beautiful the way he composes his music.
this piece is awesome. bleh little details, stop arguing, debating, conversing, whatever you want to call it. the composer did what he wanted leave it at that.
@SugarbabyLA Your voice was absolutely perfect! I don't have a degree in music, but I've been performing long enough to know what sounds flat and like a cat, and what's beautiful and you're definitely the latter.
I'm reading a lot of comments that I believe are missing the point. This is a project -- a feat -- which is about unifying voices, not following protocol. If you want to inspire, you have to be ballsy -- and, that requires a fair amount of rule bending. 'night, little children.
This composer is an Amish composer. His music sounds like it's centuries old. I'd much prefer listening to Kei$ha or P!nk. Listening to their music is like eating candy or fastfood, but listening to this Amish music is like eating rotting food.
@minieyke He's not literally Amish, but his music reminds me a lot of the Amish because it sounds like it's from another century. I find choral music from the Renassaince, Baroque, or Medieval era much more exciting because when that choral music was written it was fresh and new. Listen to his work called Sleep. It's Amish! It sounds like it was written around the same time as Dvorak. We're living in the 21st century and not the 19th century.
@Electrasound Just based on your username alone I know you have no taste in music whatsoever. Classical music is classical music, no matter what century we are in. And "Amish music" is not a genre. And this is a beautiful piece written by a fantastic composer. Please take a music class and educate yourself on music genres and time periods.
@SingOutLoud02 you are mixing too many things together !!! I LOVE this piece. I love the idea of people being united in that way. It's not about a piece of paper that gives me the right. My degree? It was just a footnote indicating I am expressing my opinion out of love and appreciation for music, because those who do not have their heart and soul completely filled with music cannot spend years and years studying & analyzing it. and if you don't understand that, you're the ass ! i
@danameyr Of course I understand you need to love music to spend years studying it. Im going to be a music teacher for crying out loud! Im clearly not doing it for the money involved. I love music and teaching it and inspiring young musicians to follow their dreams sounds like the best way to spend my life. And I never said you didn't think this was a good piece or anything like that. I merely commented on how rude you were being, Simple as that.
@SingOutLoud02 As for her voice, it's nice and on tune, but not enough for for such a solo. and you should try and listen to the audition without all the extra eco. As for why she was chosen, he can only choose from what he has, among the candidates that he has. besides, beauty always helps.
@danameyr I did listen to her audition video by itself and she sounds absolutely fantastic. And I can guarantee you he did NOT choose her because she's pretty. If you think that, you clearly don't think much of Eric Whitacre if you think he chooses what he sees instead of what he hears.
@danameyr After listening to her audition tape I kinda see what you're saying and I think you're exaggerating her tuning issues probably to the highest degree. The beginning of her notes were the smallest amount of shaky, but she's singing with headphones on. That means she has to rely on muscle memory to find the beginning of the note and then tune once her voice cuts through the music being played in her ear. That's difficult.
@SingOutLoud02 How do you know that I have no taste in music? Do you consider ALL electronic music to be tasteless?
Thanks for telling me to take a music class. I majored in music in college and have taken 5 music history classes while I was there. I have at least 400 classical music albums.
@Electrasound Congratulations! Those classes clearly did not teach you a damn thing! And owning classical albums means nothing. You can own all the music you want, it doesn't mean you know what you're talking about.
@SingOutLoud02 What were my music classes supposed to teach me? I think music schools have failed in teaching students more on contemporary composition so we don't get old fashioned Amish composers. With innovations from the last century by people like Varese, Xenakis, Stockhausen, etc. why write stuff like this? It's like if he were a software designer and were to design his software on MS-DOS rather than Windows 7 or Mac OS X.
@Electrasound You keep saying old-fashioned Amish composers. He's not Amish, nor is he old-fashioned! He writes music this way because he CHOOSES to. Who care what other composers are doing. If everyone copied what other composers were doing, all music would sound the same. And its good that he doesn't forget where music actually started and as he clearly liked it, he writes his music in a similar style. And the composers from the classical era weren't Amish either! Jeez, find a new word.
@SingOutLoud02 What about people that make their own black and white silent films with the same equipment as used in 1900. Why don't you appreciate people who that do that? Those people are at least not following everyone else who are making digital color films with sound. If everyone made films with sound and color they would all sound the same. It's good that there are people today who make b/w silent films. It's good that those people clearly know where films started.
@Electrasound How did silent/black & white films come into this discussion? I do appreciate all forms art, music, dance and however else anyone wants to express themselves. And most films today are shown on color screens and they have sound... You make no logical points nor can you get your point across convincingly.
@SingOutLoud02 Of course composers from the classical era were not Amish! That's why I like them! Beethoven and Mozart were using the latest vocal techniques and technology of their time. Eric has not contributed anything to the voice whatsoever whether it be using the voice with a program like Max/MSP, extended vocal techniques, etc.
You are saying he's not copying. He is pretty much doing what other Amish composers are doing. Penderecki, Part, and others sound like him.
@Electrasound And he isn't copying them. He is writing HIS music how HE chooses to. And he doesn't need to use new programs or anything like that. And if we use your argument of writing like other "Amish" composers, then we can say he is reintroducing a style of music that people are not familiar with anymore. And someone's religion and/or way of life has NOTHING to do with what kind of composer they are. It's about what time period they composed their music in...
I call his music Amish because his music is very conservative and sounds like it's from another century. It's like if Beethoven were to be writing in the style of Josquin or William Byrd where he would be playing the virginal when he had the fortepiano, violins, trumpets, etc. all at his disposal. There has been many innovations done in the 20th and 21st century. Seriously why does one have to limit and close themselves off so severely?
@Electrasound I don't think he's limiting himself whatsoever. He has CHOSEN to write the piece like this and it's fantastic. Most people don't write music like this anymore and it's nice to hear instead of pop and stuff all the time. Don't get me wrong, I love listening and singing along to the radio but I do love to hear pieces like this as well.
@Electrasound Amish? What in the hell are you talking about? You do realize that people never stopped writing choral music, don't you? Or chamber music or operas, for that matter.
@TheInflicted When I say Amish I don't mean it literally, but more that it sounds like it's from another era.
There are many people today who never stopped making black and white silent films and that never stopped making typewriters. Yet those people are not promoted the same way Eric's music is.
@Electrasound so basically u enjoy mainstream music which is so fake that every band sounds the same. wew talent less auto tune and meaningless lyrics
@kingofminecraftia I NEVER said that I enjoyed mainstream music. I compared it to candy. Mainstream bands may sound superficial and only out their for money, but at least they make use of the latest technology and have new things in it. Many contemporary classical composers are completely stubborn to technology and retreat to the past rather than create something fresh and new. Eric may be using Youtube, but his music here sounds very tonal and old-fashioned.
@Electrasound So, you prefer to have the roots of music upturned because something new has come along? What is the point in that? You can make many different analogies when it comes to old and new music. If you don't like certain music, why come to listen to it? Or return to speak of it? It's silly, isn't it? There are people who still make 8-bit or 16-bit games, which I love, but I also like the newest style of games as well, it goes the same way with music, sir, you just have to have the ear.
@pwnsyou82 --Actually 3 points here: 1) Most all great artists broke convention with what was tradition at the time. 2) From a music theory perspective, he actually isn't breaking rules. 3) This is actually following quite traditional music tradition. You may not like it; it may not be your cup of tea, but your reasoning isn't valid.
I like Eric Whitacre, but part of me does not. I'm a man of tradition and he just totally throws them away, ignoring them. Yeah it sounds cool. But what he is really doing is just throwing a bunch of chords together. What I'm saying is anybody could do this. There are rules in music, and he breaks every single one of them.
@pwnsyou82 I'm pretty sure that every composer ever has just thrown chords together at some point and came up with a halfway decent piece. It's good to break boundaries sometimes, and nothing new ever came from following the rules.
@pwnsyou82 They aren't really rules. They're more of guidelines. The "rules" were based off of Bach and even he didn't do everything the same way. He "broke" some of the things we make a standard for writing music. And not just anyone can throw chords together. Making the voice leading perfect, the notes being held out for the right amount of time... It takes skill to do those things.
I heard you crashed into a gas station store. Then you stole a car and crashed into another car. Just kidding some person has the same name as you Eric and did those things. When I heard your name on the "Philip Defranco show" I freaked out a little and thought "Jeeze, for a guy who makes soothing songs he sure is brutal" lol.
What a concept! I love that people from everywhere can be a part of something larger than themselves...the whole IS bigger than the sum of it's parts.
What was disturbing was to then scroll down and see the bickering and bashing comments that were left by people who don't even know each other, after seeing how beautifully strangers can make music together. How sad.
Congrats on having a piece of paper that shows that you understands music. Music isn't about being fucking nit-picky about every little god damn thing in the song. It's about actually feeling the music, about how it plays with your emotions as the piece goes on. It's not about picking out one particular thing that bothers you. Think about the song as a WHOLE, not just the impression left behind by the solo.
What matters is the impression, not one tiny piece out of the whole.
EmOxPrInCeSsxOfxRoCk I suppose you are not "intelligent" enough to notice that I am not a native speaker and not American, and that this has nothing to do with intelligence. Therefore you are more then welcome to bash my English and correct my spelling mistakes as well, I would be happy to learn. I guess I picked it up from many native speakers (highly intelligent) who use such shortcuts in the language. P.S. I do have a master's degree in classical music so I am not just beeing wicked
@danameyr Well, then I guess your master's degree has completely blinded you as to what has really happened here, which is something beautiful in its raw nature. These are not professional singers, so having a conservative point of view towards this project and the singers and expressing it with a useless comment is a contradiction in and of it self. Please move along.
Since you're so -kindly- bashing Melody's solo, which takes an incredible amount of time to practice for any octave jump, I'm going to -kindly- bash your use of the English language.
"Soprano solo has a voice of a cat. too flat. does not really come through without this extra eco."
Translation from dumbass to intelligent sentence:
"The soprano solo has the voice of a cat. It's too flat. It does not really come through without the extra echo."
Does anybody know if this is ancient Latin or modern Latin and what language is generally acknowledged as the standard in choral music? Due to the free online service provided by Duolingo, I'm currently looking into studying Italian, because I've heard that basic words is a lot like ancient Latin or modern Latin. I really love the vowels and the pronunciations of the Latin language and I really don't want to miss out by "compromising" myself learning Italian. Any help is appreciated! LLAP
This is more digital remastering than it is good singing. It sounds flat, lacking any true reverberation that would be present in a studio recording or a live presentation.
@tartredarrow I don't know if you're familiar with the whole premise of this, but the idea is each person sends in a video of themselves singing the part. That's why there are so many different videos. That aside, I know very few people that have their computer in a professional grade sound studio. The mixing of each individual video, esp with 243 tracks would take countless additional hours that aren't necessary. This was a revolutionary idea, first in the world. Try to see past the minor flaws
Absolutely beautiful.....what a brilliant guy Mr Whitacre is........I am annoyed that I am not one of those people on that huge screen of singers, locked in time as they are, every one, as the participants of the first ever experiment of its kind to be so good............
I have listened to this many, many times.....most of those times with the volume up far higher than it should have been!
I enjoyed it every single time...........as, indeed thankfully, did my neighbours!!!
How wonderful that such a beautiful piece of music can bring together people from all walks of life to make something so heavenly. If only the rest of the world could be united in such ethereal music, it would most certainly be a better place.
how can I participate in this?
kapibarmarcys 1 day ago
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kapibarmarcys 1 day ago
I want virtual choir performing Carol of The Bells... I think it would be awesome :)
Cesarz7 1 day ago
How do I become a part of something so beautiful? :-)....
Junglespeed7531 1 day ago
220 ppls did not get it. Amazing video!! Good job to everyone in this video and who made this video, outstanding!
mayweforeverremember 1 day ago
way cool
yummietummysomy 1 day ago
This is life-changingly beautiful...
LunaECify 1 day ago
We are lucky indeed to have such talent and genius amongst our kind. I have to keep listening to this because it is so extra-ordinarily beautiful. And to think that each voice sang their part on their own before the whole thing was put together. Absolutely extra-ordinary!!
multirichard007 3 days ago
I seen him in real life
TheRogelio101 3 days ago
I don't know what I liked more...listening to this awesomely beautiful music or looking at Eric's beautiful face. Both were heavenly.
MsGizmo333 3 days ago 2
you know all those videos titled "MOST RELAXING SONG EVER" or "MOST BEAUTIFUL SONG EVER"? yeah, well I found it. and so did 2,910,941 other people (give-er-take a few)
MaverickMozart 3 days ago
Wow cool
tastytreatmmm 3 days ago
I have tears in my eyes right now, this is incomparably beautiful...
LunaECify 3 days ago
WOW!!!!
flugzeugstars 3 days ago
also i am rich now
birdjuanity2265465 4 days ago
one word wow
meatyumy 5 days ago
This was part of my district choir selection. When I first looked at the song without hearing it, not going to lie, I didn't like it and I didn't want to learn it. Now that I have done it this was by far my favorite selection for the choir! This is one of those songs I can't stop singing and I absolutely love this virtual choir! It is incredible!!
lind17789 5 days ago
And I just wanted to add that I sang Tenor 1 for this and that made this that much better.
lind17789 5 days ago
просто прелесть! молодьцы!
liebeiststark 5 days ago
I'm stunned yet elated to see and hear such great precision...Beautiful
nikia901 5 days ago
Eric Whitacre, you are the Micheal Jackson of Classical Music, i'm certain that children a hundred of years from now will know your name. You are making history. :]
aroz1994 6 days ago 2
This, in all honesty, is the most beautiful thing I have ever heard. It's stunning.
AikoRose10 6 days ago
This is the first time I have seen any of Eric's productions. Absolutely amazing, as good as many top class choirs and much better than so many others who regard themselves as 'good'. Perhaps a lot of work is done in the studio but whatever, the result is fantastic!
hamphy78 1 week ago
OH MY GOD THAT SOPRANO SOLO <3
prettypiggies 1 week ago
Awesome!!
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@Leodorus Thanks Leo this ssurely is awesome
CharmedQuarkZ99 1 week ago
this is beyond amazing. I wish i could sing
Sistahanime 1 week ago in playlist fave random songs
This is an amazing piece of art in music. Gave me tears it was so beautiful! <3.
mskandi134 1 week ago
I cried
CrimsonFountainofYou 1 week ago
This is so pretty! Melody has a BEAUTIFUL voice!
strangecow1 1 week ago
Absolutely fantastic. This just shows the advancement and acceptance of music and technology. Two thumbs up to Eric Whitacre and the choir. An amalgamation like this takes talent and inspiration. I'm aspiring to become a composer and performer of both choral and percussion fields. Watching and listening to this makes me want to work harder to reach a level of such a caliber.
musickman619 1 week ago
guys shut the fuck up and listen to this work of art, please
LaxBros7311 1 week ago
this song gives me the shivers in a goood way ~!
kai21573 1 week ago in playlist More videos from EricWhitacresVrtlChr
This is the most stunning meld of art and technology I have ever seen. I can't stop watching this. I just can't. The music is incredible, and all of these beautiful young faces complement it perfectly - to think that all of these people performed on their own, never hearing one another until the final mix was released, but they sound as though they've been rehearsing together for months. This takes amazing talent. To any of the singers who may yet be reading comments here, I'm enthralled.
fishellb 2 weeks ago 55
That's cool.
MrLibertyFighter 2 weeks ago
I would have loved to be part of this. It sound like an amazing project that I heard about just too late.
inkalchemistdesu 2 weeks ago
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beachgurlluvsbiebs 2 weeks ago
OH GOD!!!!! i get goosebumps from watching this
its how amazing how can people create such thing
MAHA673TFM 2 weeks ago
It's so cool to see the variance in people and they are all amazing. This is by far one of the coolest things I've ever seen.
HotYaoiLove 2 weeks ago
We are playing this in band right now! I recognize all the parts! (Including mine: Trombone)
Taconut7 2 weeks ago
dojeeeee bane ;)
malutQQQ 2 weeks ago
People need to remember that a strong opinion does not mean it's a fact. This is one of those "either you love it or you hate it" pieces of music. If you don't like it, then fine, but don't try to sit there with a high and mighty self-righteous attitude and dissect every second of this compilation of choral clips, picking out the moments you personally perceive as flaws and then try to pass it off as fact. Just hit the thumbs-down button and click on the next Youtube video. Simple as that.
Kage6415 2 weeks ago 2
I would lve to hear O Nata Lux. My choir performed it and I would love to hear it again. But done by so many amazing voices.
MrWaterpolo21 2 weeks ago
So good, He should make a song for Ron Paul and save the world
PATRICKoxoEthafulm 2 weeks ago
OH MY GOD,awesome. like this.
meplenn 2 weeks ago
Thanks mister eric, now I will never get my homeword done..
BrILjanTje 2 weeks ago 2
This was absolutely breathtaking... It brought tears to my eyes. All of these people coming together as one to create this unique piece of musical art is a beautiful thing. And that soprano soloist... Magnificent. Her voice was stunningly clear, reminded me of the ringing sound a wine glass makes when you circle your finger around the rim. And the passion was clear on her face, which made it all the more lovely.
Sharpielovesyouuu 2 weeks ago
This translates to "Gold Light" ooo. :)
jenamitoitoi 2 weeks ago
Brilliant piece of sound editing, but (a) not "virtual", by definition and (b) a series of individual recordings is not a "choir", but a bunch of sound bytes.
fbrill16 2 weeks ago
Much Respect to the Mixing Engineer, (and anyone that helped him in the studio), that had to handle all 243 of these tracks that were probably not recorded too well and make it sound pretty good in the end.
He's the man.
JohnJacksonTV 2 weeks ago
Incredible!
normanbeyer 2 weeks ago
freakin awesome!
12Maximumride 2 weeks ago
Awesome song. period
justinmoe7 3 weeks ago
@mlr2107 I'd like you to SHUT YOUR FACE! Just because you THINK you know a thing or two about music it doesn't mean that you have the right to go around posting superfluous comments about something you really know ABSOLUTELY nothing about. Also, you choose to go by another person's thought about Eric Whitacre rather than your own? Yeah, that's original. It's a thing called "DISONANCE AND CHORDS" and it's highly accepted in today's musical literature. Last, there are no laws in music just theory.
ditzikat09 3 weeks ago 3
such a lovely piece. i think the conductor seems scarily young to be writing such great music. and what a brilliant way of getting your music out there. pity the choir credits are too small to read.
viago2 3 weeks ago
Haunting and timeless. Also kudos to the audio engineer who tied all these tracks together.
charlottejulia 3 weeks ago
Not many things give me chills. This is one of those moments where I'm tingly from head-to-toe. Beautiful, welldone, and I want to be in the next one
sharkcageUSAFA 3 weeks ago
WOW!
EvoMusicPub 3 weeks ago
this was the first song we sang in choir when i got to college and since then, three years ago, eric whitacre's peices have been my favorite.
axelknot2000 3 weeks ago
Love this piece so much
truebeautyforever 3 weeks ago
Eric Whitacre is like the Hans Zimmer of choral music.
LuigiKwok 3 weeks ago 34
@LuigiKwok False. Eric Whitacre can do more than one style of music.
streetcornersongbird 6 days ago
Beautiful music is timeless, as is Eric Whitacre's.
A wonderful piece, this, and a uniquely wonderful 'performance'.
Naysayers - say 'nay' elsewhere. This music is not for you.
As for the rest of us, well... we simply enjoy this wonderful sound.
mrpad0 3 weeks ago
I was looking it in my class (music lesson) everyone liked it verry much
Kamile792 3 weeks ago
AWESOME !!!!!!!!!. I'm in.!!!!
yourtenor 3 weeks ago
i think this is amazing i saw it in choir my chir director showed us this video i think its beautiful :)
silverstar2033 3 weeks ago
L.D Bell 2007 high school marching band used this piece and the won grand nationals with it. This piece is amazing.
nickhigh123 3 weeks ago
The first time i watched it, it made me cry a little bit
smilebiggerlol 3 weeks ago
i never get tired of this, it's magical and blows my mind(:
GoldenHeart547 3 weeks ago
cool I want in on this action ;-))) If anyone who took part want to to do something similar on my songs please look at my channel "TheRanbowMandrills" loads of songs need singers there ;-)
I hope to chat with some of you
Best Wishes Pete
TheRainbowMandrills 3 weeks ago
I'm in 6th grade choir and we watched this and nobody was talking cuz it was ssssssoooooooo cool!!!:) -3
victoriousgymnast10 3 weeks ago
I'm in choir and we have been singing prices from Eric whitacre this is my second favorite piece now other than a boy and a girl, and the way this is all virtual is so amazing it's so perfect and beautiful
nicholelovesskittles 3 weeks ago
As a performer, you don't really get to enjoy much of the sound, but the strength in this piece gives the best emotions to anyone, and makes you feel like anything in the world can be solved in the blink of an eye. It makes for a special piece.
W4LK1NGD34D 3 weeks ago
This is incredible. When so many people can unite for one reason, it gives me hope.
xoxoCheer12345 3 weeks ago
thank you
VadderMan 3 weeks ago in playlist Musik
We performed this my Freshman year of high school. People were crying in the auditorium and the acoustics were...my God...that man is brilliant with sound. So much energy and emotion, I was in the music and it felt heavenly. :D
personofthefuture123 4 weeks ago
This gives me goose bumps every time I watch it
smexy141 4 weeks ago
Eric this is really amazing and so inspiring. I work with young people and adults with a learning disability in Northern Ireland and for them music is such an important outlet. I would love to create something like this for some of the people I work with and would value any support or signposting you can offer.
LiveNetNI 1 month ago
It's so pretty I wish I were really talented like that. But I hope not all of those people are as full of themselves as the people that preformed from my choir. I find it hard to even stand them because they think they're the shit. They are talented but still can improve
greendaygirl50 1 month ago
This is an exquisite piece. Much to my delight, under the wonderful conducting of Lisa Lutter, I took part in this piece with the Ramapo Chorale from Ramapo College of New Jersey. Although our choir is significantly smaller (about eighty of us), I suppose it was the essence of this wonderful piece that invoked the same feeling as E.W.'s virtual choir; a sense of being one with the universe and understanding the ineffable.
pinkalien99 1 month ago
This is really cool and extremely beautiful. I had the opportunity to hear this song in person as a member of the Sound of America Honor Band & Chorus European Concert Tour in 2006... Let me say, this song sent chills up and down my spine when I heard it and still does at certain parts... and this Virtual Choir is a work of art. Good job and thank you for putting this together, it's very creative.
LLFlatline 1 month ago
@Electrasound I don't follow you completely. Are you suggesting that this piece of work is not something to appreciate? As if it would matter how Eric himself produced mattered.
TheHurricanerocker 1 month ago
THIS IS AMAZING!
NiaAmorr 1 month ago
@Electrasound: what is your "definition" of Amish?
purplelion69 1 month ago
@Electrasound: Umm... How in the hell am I Amish? Last time I checked Amish people don't appreciate this kind of music. And I think that the last time I checked you fit peachy into that category. Get your facts right and stop stereotyping people about things you obviously don't know.
purplelion69 1 month ago
Woo!!
ugowhereiwent 1 month ago
I teared up slightly while listening to this. What a beautiful piece.
superflossman 1 month ago
For those noticing the long thread of comments, I waisted 15 minutes of my virtual life looking at the history and i'll sum up what was said:
First- some girl called Melody (Soprano solo) "Flat as a cat" and everyone backed her up as I do.
Second- Some person said something like Eric Whitacre broke all the laws of music, and therefore doesn't know anything about music and is too much of an Amish composer..
That's it. Only two silly ridiculous comments. And I hope this gets "Top Comment" :)
mlr2107 1 month ago 41
@mlr2107 I'm in AP Music Theory. There are some rules to part writing that makes it "more pleasurable to the ear," but they're easily bent and broken depending on the piece. It really doesn't matter. Obviously this song is gorgeous, so who really cares.
AudreyAHHHH 3 weeks ago
@mlr2107 You "waisted?" Dude, if you wanna be a successful troll, learn how to spell.
fishellb 2 weeks ago
@mlr2107 1) Coming from someone with perfect pitch, She was not. 2) Music is what you make it and if everyone enjoys it, who cares what the rules are.
ajgarn 1 week ago
Why do so many people come here just to complain and talk about what they know this and that about music, when they could just listen, or go find something they want to listen to? I mean if you don't like this, you can listen to what you like. And regarding these "laws of music" some people keep mentioning, aren't some of the greatest artists those who have gone beyond what everyone follows and does? If you think he shouldn't be breaking laws, make your own song and follow the laws.
LuckyStarLinda 1 month ago 21
@LuckyStarLinda All the people who complain about "breaking laws" know nothing about music.
TPBThommTPB 2 weeks ago
@LuckyStarLinda This choir is amazing <3
rauckgobernap 2 weeks ago
@LuckyStarLinda thanks.
fishellb 2 weeks ago
As for anyone who thinks that Eric Whiticre doesn't know anything about music or that he's too much of an (and I quote) "Amish composer" then you really need a lesson on what real music is. The new "music" nowadays isn't even music anymore. No one just makes music because they want it to have meaning. The music today is 99% auto-tuned. Having 400 classical music albums doesn't mean you know everything about music. When you listen to Eric compose his music, listen with your ears, not your eyes.
purplelion69 1 month ago
@purplelion69 You're Amish as well because of your inability to appreciate any new music. There are many recent composers who are just as good as composers as composers like Mozart or J. S. Bach like Radulescu, Steven Takesugi, David Dunn, etc.
"The new "music" nowadays isn't even music anymore".
Agreed. I don't consider colored talkie films to be "movies". I think the only legitimate types of movies out there are just black and white silent films. .
Electrasound 1 month ago
@purplelion69 By "Amish" do you think they mean "Moravian?" I don't know that the Amish aren't known for their musical stylings, while the Moravians are. Of course, there would have to be some virtual trombones in there somewhere if it were Moravian... Just saying, since so many of the commentors seem to have lost the whole point of the video and the music. I am off to practice for Virtual Choir 3.
fayecorgi 2 weeks ago
That was truly amazing. I think that every time I hear a piece of his, a little bit of it stays in my soul. It is beautiful the way he composes his music.
purplelion69 1 month ago
this piece is awesome. bleh little details, stop arguing, debating, conversing, whatever you want to call it. the composer did what he wanted leave it at that.
potatowithjetpack2 1 month ago
This + snowflakes = Christmas joy!
ntreeg 1 month ago
@SugarbabyLA Your voice was absolutely perfect! I don't have a degree in music, but I've been performing long enough to know what sounds flat and like a cat, and what's beautiful and you're definitely the latter.
kristenbeam 1 month ago
astounding!
DIBBY40 1 month ago
These needs to be on iTunes!!!! Love it! Amazing!
byagugan 1 month ago
I'm reading a lot of comments that I believe are missing the point. This is a project -- a feat -- which is about unifying voices, not following protocol. If you want to inspire, you have to be ballsy -- and, that requires a fair amount of rule bending. 'night, little children.
blahblahblah1273 1 month ago
Ever listened to Eric Whitacre while playing Gears of War. They fit together, in a eerie kind of way
kaabing 1 month ago
my choir is singing this at school:D so excited its beautiful and chilling!
LoveNotesCutThroats 1 month ago
This composer is an Amish composer. His music sounds like it's centuries old. I'd much prefer listening to Kei$ha or P!nk. Listening to their music is like eating candy or fastfood, but listening to this Amish music is like eating rotting food.
Electrasound 1 month ago
@Electrasound dude he's not amish... and neither is this song, but if you'd rather go make your brain horrifically obese then why bother commenting?
minieyke 1 month ago
@minieyke He's not literally Amish, but his music reminds me a lot of the Amish because it sounds like it's from another century. I find choral music from the Renassaince, Baroque, or Medieval era much more exciting because when that choral music was written it was fresh and new. Listen to his work called Sleep. It's Amish! It sounds like it was written around the same time as Dvorak. We're living in the 21st century and not the 19th century.
Electrasound 1 month ago
@Electrasound Just based on your username alone I know you have no taste in music whatsoever. Classical music is classical music, no matter what century we are in. And "Amish music" is not a genre. And this is a beautiful piece written by a fantastic composer. Please take a music class and educate yourself on music genres and time periods.
SingOutLoud02 1 month ago
@SingOutLoud02 you are mixing too many things together !!! I LOVE this piece. I love the idea of people being united in that way. It's not about a piece of paper that gives me the right. My degree? It was just a footnote indicating I am expressing my opinion out of love and appreciation for music, because those who do not have their heart and soul completely filled with music cannot spend years and years studying & analyzing it. and if you don't understand that, you're the ass ! i
danameyr 1 month ago
@danameyr Of course I understand you need to love music to spend years studying it. Im going to be a music teacher for crying out loud! Im clearly not doing it for the money involved. I love music and teaching it and inspiring young musicians to follow their dreams sounds like the best way to spend my life. And I never said you didn't think this was a good piece or anything like that. I merely commented on how rude you were being, Simple as that.
SingOutLoud02 1 month ago
@SingOutLoud02 As for her voice, it's nice and on tune, but not enough for for such a solo. and you should try and listen to the audition without all the extra eco. As for why she was chosen, he can only choose from what he has, among the candidates that he has. besides, beauty always helps.
danameyr 1 month ago
@danameyr I did listen to her audition video by itself and she sounds absolutely fantastic. And I can guarantee you he did NOT choose her because she's pretty. If you think that, you clearly don't think much of Eric Whitacre if you think he chooses what he sees instead of what he hears.
SingOutLoud02 1 month ago
@danameyr After listening to her audition tape I kinda see what you're saying and I think you're exaggerating her tuning issues probably to the highest degree. The beginning of her notes were the smallest amount of shaky, but she's singing with headphones on. That means she has to rely on muscle memory to find the beginning of the note and then tune once her voice cuts through the music being played in her ear. That's difficult.
dasenteney 1 month ago
@SingOutLoud02 How do you know that I have no taste in music? Do you consider ALL electronic music to be tasteless?
Thanks for telling me to take a music class. I majored in music in college and have taken 5 music history classes while I was there. I have at least 400 classical music albums.
Electrasound 1 month ago
@Electrasound Congratulations! Those classes clearly did not teach you a damn thing! And owning classical albums means nothing. You can own all the music you want, it doesn't mean you know what you're talking about.
SingOutLoud02 1 month ago
@SingOutLoud02 What were my music classes supposed to teach me? I think music schools have failed in teaching students more on contemporary composition so we don't get old fashioned Amish composers. With innovations from the last century by people like Varese, Xenakis, Stockhausen, etc. why write stuff like this? It's like if he were a software designer and were to design his software on MS-DOS rather than Windows 7 or Mac OS X.
Electrasound 1 month ago
@Electrasound You keep saying old-fashioned Amish composers. He's not Amish, nor is he old-fashioned! He writes music this way because he CHOOSES to. Who care what other composers are doing. If everyone copied what other composers were doing, all music would sound the same. And its good that he doesn't forget where music actually started and as he clearly liked it, he writes his music in a similar style. And the composers from the classical era weren't Amish either! Jeez, find a new word.
SingOutLoud02 1 month ago
@SingOutLoud02 What about people that make their own black and white silent films with the same equipment as used in 1900. Why don't you appreciate people who that do that? Those people are at least not following everyone else who are making digital color films with sound. If everyone made films with sound and color they would all sound the same. It's good that there are people today who make b/w silent films. It's good that those people clearly know where films started.
Electrasound 1 month ago
@Electrasound How did silent/black & white films come into this discussion? I do appreciate all forms art, music, dance and however else anyone wants to express themselves. And most films today are shown on color screens and they have sound... You make no logical points nor can you get your point across convincingly.
SingOutLoud02 1 month ago
@SingOutLoud02 Of course composers from the classical era were not Amish! That's why I like them! Beethoven and Mozart were using the latest vocal techniques and technology of their time. Eric has not contributed anything to the voice whatsoever whether it be using the voice with a program like Max/MSP, extended vocal techniques, etc.
You are saying he's not copying. He is pretty much doing what other Amish composers are doing. Penderecki, Part, and others sound like him.
Electrasound 1 month ago
@Electrasound And he isn't copying them. He is writing HIS music how HE chooses to. And he doesn't need to use new programs or anything like that. And if we use your argument of writing like other "Amish" composers, then we can say he is reintroducing a style of music that people are not familiar with anymore. And someone's religion and/or way of life has NOTHING to do with what kind of composer they are. It's about what time period they composed their music in...
SingOutLoud02 1 month ago
@SingOutLoud02
I call his music Amish because his music is very conservative and sounds like it's from another century. It's like if Beethoven were to be writing in the style of Josquin or William Byrd where he would be playing the virginal when he had the fortepiano, violins, trumpets, etc. all at his disposal. There has been many innovations done in the 20th and 21st century. Seriously why does one have to limit and close themselves off so severely?
Electrasound 1 month ago
@Electrasound I don't think he's limiting himself whatsoever. He has CHOSEN to write the piece like this and it's fantastic. Most people don't write music like this anymore and it's nice to hear instead of pop and stuff all the time. Don't get me wrong, I love listening and singing along to the radio but I do love to hear pieces like this as well.
SingOutLoud02 1 month ago
@Electrasound Amish? What in the hell are you talking about? You do realize that people never stopped writing choral music, don't you? Or chamber music or operas, for that matter.
TheInflicted 1 month ago
@TheInflicted When I say Amish I don't mean it literally, but more that it sounds like it's from another era.
There are many people today who never stopped making black and white silent films and that never stopped making typewriters. Yet those people are not promoted the same way Eric's music is.
Electrasound 1 month ago
@Electrasound Hah! I hope this is a joke.
blahblahblah1273 1 month ago
@Electrasound so basically u enjoy mainstream music which is so fake that every band sounds the same. wew talent less auto tune and meaningless lyrics
kingofminecraftia 1 month ago
@kingofminecraftia I NEVER said that I enjoyed mainstream music. I compared it to candy. Mainstream bands may sound superficial and only out their for money, but at least they make use of the latest technology and have new things in it. Many contemporary classical composers are completely stubborn to technology and retreat to the past rather than create something fresh and new. Eric may be using Youtube, but his music here sounds very tonal and old-fashioned.
Electrasound 1 month ago
@Electrasound So, you prefer to have the roots of music upturned because something new has come along? What is the point in that? You can make many different analogies when it comes to old and new music. If you don't like certain music, why come to listen to it? Or return to speak of it? It's silly, isn't it? There are people who still make 8-bit or 16-bit games, which I love, but I also like the newest style of games as well, it goes the same way with music, sir, you just have to have the ear.
Konnorshi 1 month ago
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Marcu5r0xs0x 1 month ago
lol, sorry, second comment -->. 1:36 : Guy in the yellow screen on the right is SO HANDSOME ^_^
dramione1996 1 month ago
WAHHH THIS IS SO COOL!
dramione1996 1 month ago
I am happy someone is finally doing this. It is amazing.
SilverDragonz333 1 month ago
If internet would have an anthem, this would be a very good choice.
jollemm 1 month ago
This is pure beauty!
Unwarranted 1 month ago
Virtual choir 3.0 has started!!! Look it up!
angelfish22093 1 month ago 21
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@pwnsyou82 --Actually 3 points here: 1) Most all great artists broke convention with what was tradition at the time. 2) From a music theory perspective, he actually isn't breaking rules. 3) This is actually following quite traditional music tradition. You may not like it; it may not be your cup of tea, but your reasoning isn't valid.
tharanda 1 month ago
I like Eric Whitacre, but part of me does not. I'm a man of tradition and he just totally throws them away, ignoring them. Yeah it sounds cool. But what he is really doing is just throwing a bunch of chords together. What I'm saying is anybody could do this. There are rules in music, and he breaks every single one of them.
pwnsyou82 1 month ago
@pwnsyou82 Why not just enjoy it?
jordanculver67 1 month ago
@pwnsyou82 I'm pretty sure that every composer ever has just thrown chords together at some point and came up with a halfway decent piece. It's good to break boundaries sometimes, and nothing new ever came from following the rules.
AnIntelligentThought 1 month ago 2
@pwnsyou82 He breaks every single rule. And yet comes out with amazing music...Sometimes innovation requires the old ways to be tossed aside.
SilverDragonz333 1 month ago
@pwnsyou82 They aren't really rules. They're more of guidelines. The "rules" were based off of Bach and even he didn't do everything the same way. He "broke" some of the things we make a standard for writing music. And not just anyone can throw chords together. Making the voice leading perfect, the notes being held out for the right amount of time... It takes skill to do those things.
SingOutLoud02 1 month ago
@pwnsyou82 lolwot rules. Dere ain't no rules in music.
Just enjoy it. :)
jenamitoitoi 1 month ago
I totally wish I was a part of this! I love Eric Whitacre
Tifa85 1 month ago
Wow!
AluminumHaste 1 month ago
You can sing betta than me all rite
gogoglitter77 1 month ago
Good job you can sing Betta than me
gogoglitter77 1 month ago
I heard you crashed into a gas station store. Then you stole a car and crashed into another car. Just kidding some person has the same name as you Eric and did those things. When I heard your name on the "Philip Defranco show" I freaked out a little and thought "Jeeze, for a guy who makes soothing songs he sure is brutal" lol.
ImEverythingYouCrave 1 month ago
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Sang this in choir. My teacher had us surround the audience and sing that way. Magical.
BeesKnees405 1 month ago
So pretty!! :) Great Job
MsHighschooler1 1 month ago
Our choir sang this last night. It was gorgeous <3
AiRozuChan 1 month ago in playlist Music
What a concept! I love that people from everywhere can be a part of something larger than themselves...the whole IS bigger than the sum of it's parts.
What was disturbing was to then scroll down and see the bickering and bashing comments that were left by people who don't even know each other, after seeing how beautifully strangers can make music together. How sad.
kirakline 1 month ago
danameyr
Congrats on having a piece of paper that shows that you understands music. Music isn't about being fucking nit-picky about every little god damn thing in the song. It's about actually feeling the music, about how it plays with your emotions as the piece goes on. It's not about picking out one particular thing that bothers you. Think about the song as a WHOLE, not just the impression left behind by the solo.
What matters is the impression, not one tiny piece out of the whole.
EmOxPrInCeSsxOfxRoCk 1 month ago
Do you have to be a certain age in order to do this?
mollymadfinn 1 month ago
EmOxPrInCeSsxOfxRoCk I suppose you are not "intelligent" enough to notice that I am not a native speaker and not American, and that this has nothing to do with intelligence. Therefore you are more then welcome to bash my English and correct my spelling mistakes as well, I would be happy to learn. I guess I picked it up from many native speakers (highly intelligent) who use such shortcuts in the language. P.S. I do have a master's degree in classical music so I am not just beeing wicked
danameyr 1 month ago
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MatsKaarbo 1 month ago
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@danameyr Well, then I guess your master's degree has completely blinded you as to what has really happened here, which is something beautiful in its raw nature. These are not professional singers, so having a conservative point of view towards this project and the singers and expressing it with a useless comment is a contradiction in and of it self. Please move along.
MatsKaarbo 1 month ago
We sang this at my school, it was amazing, made me almost cry and filled me with emotion
butterfinger10123 1 month ago
@danameyr
Since you're so -kindly- bashing Melody's solo, which takes an incredible amount of time to practice for any octave jump, I'm going to -kindly- bash your use of the English language.
"Soprano solo has a voice of a cat. too flat. does not really come through without this extra eco."
Translation from dumbass to intelligent sentence:
"The soprano solo has the voice of a cat. It's too flat. It does not really come through without the extra echo."
Melody, I love your voice :)
It's stunning!
EmOxPrInCeSsxOfxRoCk 1 month ago
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So impressive that you put this together
naturalmeatswinnipeg 1 month ago
Does anybody know if this is ancient Latin or modern Latin and what language is generally acknowledged as the standard in choral music? Due to the free online service provided by Duolingo, I'm currently looking into studying Italian, because I've heard that basic words is a lot like ancient Latin or modern Latin. I really love the vowels and the pronunciations of the Latin language and I really don't want to miss out by "compromising" myself learning Italian. Any help is appreciated! LLAP
MatsKaarbo 1 month ago
@MatsKaarbo ancient latin. it's obvious from the title lux aurum+que (light gold + and)..
ModernBabylon 1 month ago
This is more digital remastering than it is good singing. It sounds flat, lacking any true reverberation that would be present in a studio recording or a live presentation.
tartredarrow 1 month ago
@tartredarrow I don't know if you're familiar with the whole premise of this, but the idea is each person sends in a video of themselves singing the part. That's why there are so many different videos. That aside, I know very few people that have their computer in a professional grade sound studio. The mixing of each individual video, esp with 243 tracks would take countless additional hours that aren't necessary. This was a revolutionary idea, first in the world. Try to see past the minor flaws
RanDoMkId73 1 month ago
@RanDoMkId73
That's fine. I'm just sick of people oohing over horse manure, and I'm not really even talking about this video, which is actually well above par.
tartredarrow 1 month ago
@tartredarrow well I think its good and apperently so do over 20 thousand other people
rozekd12 1 month ago
@rozekd12
20,000 other people aren't audiophiles.
tartredarrow 1 month ago
Absolutely beautiful.....what a brilliant guy Mr Whitacre is........I am annoyed that I am not one of those people on that huge screen of singers, locked in time as they are, every one, as the participants of the first ever experiment of its kind to be so good............
I have listened to this many, many times.....most of those times with the volume up far higher than it should have been!
I enjoyed it every single time...........as, indeed thankfully, did my neighbours!!!
TheChapelMouse 1 month ago 3
o my whoever put this together good job
meatballeatter 1 month ago
Yeah soprano 2s need the least amount of people cause we are the best section ever!
Chrestomanci94 1 month ago in playlist Favorite videos
How wonderful that such a beautiful piece of music can bring together people from all walks of life to make something so heavenly. If only the rest of the world could be united in such ethereal music, it would most certainly be a better place.
trinitarian7707 1 month ago
Let's not argue under such a beautiful piece please. Just listen and relax
enzyme1210 1 month ago