hey Austreneland, if u get into Brown, try St Stephens - it's on edge of Brown campus. High church, they do all the Tudor/early renaissance latin masses, 20th cent cathedral stuff, 4-part Anglican chant every week etc
The Madeleine School Choir, I'm a student, is far better in my opinion. Type the school name in the search bar above and find the title, "The Madeleine Choir School Perform In Rome." They are singing Salve Regina on a tour to Italy.
My fave magnificat by one of my fav choirs. We took this to every major location in Europe. I miss the choral music - ;' ( not much room for agnostosism in many churches though :P
I've been a longtime fan of this mag and just found out that I'll be singing this at the RSCM Nat'l Cathedral course at the end of the month. I was super excited that it was on the music list....until I tried to sing it and learned just how apt "Dyson in Death" is. >.< kudos to Kings for making it sound so effortless!
We used to call this 'The Dyson in Death' when I was in the cathedral choir. It was an absolute MONSTER to perform and required some real vocal dexterity.
that Kings College Choir is very strict with the way the students sing.... a crack in one persons voise could mean he is not allowed to sing again in the choir.... is this true????
I don't think much effort is made to follow Dyson's dynamic marks (the beginning is only mf marcato, not f legato for example) where are mp express;, poco a pôco crescendo, f with accents, (what an effeminate tenor high G "for be hold"), ff.
I was head chorister in a choir from 1999-2002. I was lucky enough to hang onto the post for a while before the inevitable voice break. Good times.
Used to love singing this, a close 2nd to the Stanford Magnificat in B-Flat. Most beautiful church music was always in the anthems, 19th century Hymns, and the Magnificat + Nunc. I preferred evensong to the morning services.
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i've just sung this today at evensong. i love it! but does anyone know if there is a video of dyson's service in f? i need to get some inspiration for the soprano solo
Whoa, whoa, what's with all the Decani loving? Cantoris do all the work! And I've been on Decani for 3 years and Cantoris for 3, so I'm not biased! I'm Head Chorister now and its my last year in my choir, gonna miss it!
Generally it should be well balanced, but personally I think Cantoris do more work as they usually sing the harmony and Decani sing the tune when the sides split
@ilovegeorgebelding Know the feeling - I started on Cantoris, but was moved over to Decani, which I was very excited about as we were due to sing Parry's I Was Glad - but Cantoris was short, so I got shunted back over for the service.. Very disappointed, but at least we're versatile! lol
I love this too! its sucha joy to sing, i remember every time we were told we were singing it at St Pauls Cath my friends and i would all smile at each other! fantastic ending too!
If you click on More from Donraphel, the nunc is in there :) yeah, the gloria *is* awesome. I've sung a Dyson mag and Nunc before, but not these... I can't remember which now...
The end of this piece is superb. All the voices soaring to that awesome climax - and then that roaring pedal-stop on the organ coming in on the last chord. Awesome :)
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The climax is almost erotic!
elgar34 3 weeks ago
Great recording of a great peice. Happy memories of singing this in Bath Abbey
tonjo1965 1 month ago
hey Austreneland, if u get into Brown, try St Stephens - it's on edge of Brown campus. High church, they do all the Tudor/early renaissance latin masses, 20th cent cathedral stuff, 4-part Anglican chant every week etc
ricub1 1 month ago
it's so camp you can only sing it drunk, he must have been when it was written for a bit, sung it many times and fun but.....
Bigbearbeau 2 months ago
We sang this in Providence RI a few times, S.Stephens under James Busby, and if I'm not mistaken, also at Grace Episcopal.
ricub1 2 months ago
@ricub1 I'm applying to brown lol
austreneland 1 month ago
great choir, great version. I've sang with a few of those chaps ;)
IMQuazimodo 8 months ago
The Madeleine School Choir, I'm a student, is far better in my opinion. Type the school name in the search bar above and find the title, "The Madeleine Choir School Perform In Rome." They are singing Salve Regina on a tour to Italy.
BleachArtist 10 months ago
I sang this at King's College RSCM in Wilkes-Barre, PA a few years ago. I adore this Magnificat. <3
TravisBensonMusic 1 year ago
@TravisBensonMusic do you know john brooks?
austreneland 1 month ago
And Percy Weasley at 1'28
gaililes 1 year ago
@gaililes I'm sure I already said that... :P
lionhearte1 11 months ago
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we sang it up-up tempo at Holy Trinity in Gainesville, FL
marshcarol 1 year ago
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marshcarol 1 year ago
we just sang this at lincoln cathedral. its awsome.
timmy1000100 1 year ago
Omg laughinglots who are you because it's me Samantha from RSCM St.Louis!
Sammybear513 1 year ago
This is great stuff! Harry Potter at 0:58, also.
mlevitt 1 year ago
@mlevitt and Percy Weasley at 1:30 on the left there...
lionhearte1 1 year ago
My fave magnificat by one of my fav choirs. We took this to every major location in Europe. I miss the choral music - ;' ( not much room for agnostosism in many churches though :P
IMQuazimodo 1 year ago
I've been a longtime fan of this mag and just found out that I'll be singing this at the RSCM Nat'l Cathedral course at the end of the month. I was super excited that it was on the music list....until I tried to sing it and learned just how apt "Dyson in Death" is. >.< kudos to Kings for making it sound so effortless!
jennywren413 1 year ago
@jennywren413 We just sang this at RSCM St. Louis. So amazing. You will love it. :)
laughinglots 1 year ago
Dyson in D - fucking epic!
The nunc sounds like a hollywood film
PatRibsey 1 year ago
wonderful organ.
love the 1st tenor part at the end
kramkidder1 1 year ago
I think we did this once or twice in my time at Trinity Hall. Universally known as the Star Wars Mag.
Schnorbs 1 year ago 10
@Schnorbs Also known as Dyson-with-death!
1976howard 5 months ago
@1976howard Wow, he wrote all that music and had time to reinvent the hoover and hand-drier as well!..
Schnorbs 5 months ago 2
We used to call this 'The Dyson in Death' when I was in the cathedral choir. It was an absolute MONSTER to perform and required some real vocal dexterity.
mtheadedwally 1 year ago
@mtheadedwally - which cathedral were you at? Sang this at my Oxford college and we called it exactly the same thing...
Timbul53525253 1 year ago
@Timbul53525253 I was at Portsmouth Cathedral.
mtheadedwally 1 year ago
@mtheadedwally Yes, it's an absolute bitch for the tenors as well....but it's worth it!
choirboyfromhell1 1 year ago
Is this available for download?
OneHolyTrinity 1 year ago
bravissimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
gloved333 2 years ago
brings back memories ...
but isn't that a SUPER amen?!
boazMarcus 2 years ago
That is one Mother and Father of all A-Mens...
timothyks 2 years ago 23
Hmmm. If you think thats something then you should hear howells-st john's service...
CrystalPalace1990 2 years ago
Yep. And the Amen for the Nunc is more developed, with a sustained F# to torture (and thrill) the tenors!
choirboyfromhell1 2 years ago
@CrystalPalace1990 Too true - am I the only person that thinks there is a desperate absence of Mr Howells from YouTube?
And agreed on St John's - to use a football analogy, surely that is Premier league to this Division Two..
Though this Amen does bring back some amazing memories.. Singing this at St Paul's Cathedral for one...
Ahhhh.....
cdlaing 1 year ago
We sang this at my leaving Evensong in Canterbury Cathedral in 1989. Quite Maginificat indeed! So many memories...
timothyks 2 years ago
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timothyks 2 years ago
i have heard
that Kings College Choir is very strict with the way the students sing.... a crack in one persons voise could mean he is not allowed to sing again in the choir.... is this true????
YokaiTetsuiga 2 years ago
I heard Cleobury was mellowing with age.
Alieaz 2 years ago
Disappointing despite the beautiful treble sound.
I don't think much effort is made to follow Dyson's dynamic marks (the beginning is only mf marcato, not f legato for example) where are mp express;, poco a pôco crescendo, f with accents, (what an effeminate tenor high G "for be hold"), ff.
Then a very vukgar final organ chord...
pfft
1401JSC 2 years ago
What would you know?
choirboy526 2 years ago
I sang in cathedral choirs as a boy, alto and baritone.
I am an organist.
I have directed choirs professionally.
I have the score.
What would you know?
1401JSC 2 years ago
which choirs have you directed?
choirboy526 2 years ago
why did you write "be hold" are you foreign
simonjp90 2 years ago
My keyboard is notoriously dyslexic!
1401JSC 2 years ago
now i just gave you a thumbs up...
but.
i have to take you up on your mistake: it's behold. not be hold. :P
moorea11 2 years ago
i sung this on my last day, of being head choirister in bath abbey choir. i love this piece of music
mushroom1994 2 years ago
Is it hard to get into Kings College choir??
are they very strick about the notes you sing???
YokaiTetsuiga 2 years ago
what do you mean, strick?
you sing the notes on the page... end of
moorea11 2 years ago
I have sung at kings collee cambridge! it was awesome, we didnt sing this tho!
Love it! Top Bb
simbob987 2 years ago
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orgelspielerkmd 2 years ago
I was head chorister in a choir from 1999-2002. I was lucky enough to hang onto the post for a while before the inevitable voice break. Good times.
Used to love singing this, a close 2nd to the Stanford Magnificat in B-Flat. Most beautiful church music was always in the anthems, 19th century Hymns, and the Magnificat + Nunc. I preferred evensong to the morning services.
HileTroy 2 years ago 2
which choir?
choirboy526 2 years ago
difficult piece
simbob987 2 years ago
not really.... only for the organist...
choirboy526 2 years ago
I have the cd, and I sing than with the cd, this one is not so difficult
Ikje86 2 years ago
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What Mom said, like the Archangel's Ave Maria, is 100% true: MOM HAS NO SIN. Mom is totally Immaculate. This privilege only exists in Mom & Jesus. When all the others pray to Dad, they always admit they are sinners. This speculation points to the Woman, Whom Dad said against the snake in Genesis. Mom is that Woman. That why we always repeat Her Words in so wonderful & worthful manner like this. IT also best reveals Mom's Personality, Which easier helps us to reach Mom. Thanks donRaphel, YouTube
YBPhotoeditor06 2 years ago
Aaah music banter...
maddy54 2 years ago
oh ignore me, it's darke in f not dyson
ellanerd 2 years ago
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idiot...
choirboy526 2 years ago
i've just sung this today at evensong. i love it! but does anyone know if there is a video of dyson's service in f? i need to get some inspiration for the soprano solo
ellanerd 3 years ago
Whoa, whoa, what's with all the Decani loving? Cantoris do all the work! And I've been on Decani for 3 years and Cantoris for 3, so I'm not biased! I'm Head Chorister now and its my last year in my choir, gonna miss it!
CaptainBetsy 3 years ago
Is there a best side in general?
Do the strongest voices get put in Cantoris, or is it well-balanced?
Knappa22 3 years ago
Generally it should be well balanced, but personally I think Cantoris do more work as they usually sing the harmony and Decani sing the tune when the sides split
CaptainBetsy 3 years ago
I constantly got moved around from decani to cantoris.. haha, God I wish i was like 13 again.
How gay am I?
ilovegeorgebelding 3 years ago
sweetie you GO girl----be as gay as you want!
This is fantastic singing!
Martin
The Queen of Sheba
mogemoets 3 years ago
hahahaha
simonjp90 2 years ago
@ilovegeorgebelding Know the feeling - I started on Cantoris, but was moved over to Decani, which I was very excited about as we were due to sing Parry's I Was Glad - but Cantoris was short, so I got shunted back over for the service.. Very disappointed, but at least we're versatile! lol
cdlaing 1 year ago
i wanna be a treble again!!
organscholar15 3 years ago
I was the headchorister of Decani back in the day...I hear ya
camasta23m 3 years ago
woot woot go decani!
janeym 3 years ago
Lol Decani rule i was headchoirister at Bangor Cathedral in North wales a few years ago...do miss the place =[
sircumfrance 3 years ago
i want my balls back
hihowareyou22 3 years ago
LOVED the Amen!
janeym 3 years ago
One of the best Amens I've heard composed... Gives me chills every time we sing it in church choir.
bassrob2 3 years ago
@bassrob2 Any Amen that has Altos Flying high on a High D for the last note is OK by me! lol
cdlaing 1 year ago
@cdlaing
Agreed. He knew exactly what to do with EVERY voice part.
bassrob2 1 year ago
I love this too! its sucha joy to sing, i remember every time we were told we were singing it at St Pauls Cath my friends and i would all smile at each other! fantastic ending too!
01SwantonJ 3 years ago
Grade A-
tguodong 3 years ago
stunning - that has to be the best "Amen" in the Anglican repertoire!
tommyberlioz 3 years ago 2
Ever sung "Lo, the Full Final Sacrifice" by Finzi?
YKW2 3 years ago
yeah, ok, you win - the Finzi is damn good
tommyberlioz 3 years ago 2
We sang the Dyson when my college choir was Choir in Residence at the Yorkminster Cathedral for a week! Glorious!!!!!!!!
LovestheOrgan08 3 years ago
Love it! Its a good old scream at the end! I think the nunc is on here, click on more from DonRaphel and its under there. 5 Stars!
DickyD123 3 years ago
dyson was my favourite when i sang in st patricks cathedral, in dublin!
Harsiem 3 years ago
I love this! Used to sing it when I sang as a Chorister! Brings back memories!
carjam2005cc 3 years ago 2
I loved singing it too, especially the top B flat at the start. Where were you a Chorister? I was at Exeter Cathedral.
photos4sale 3 years ago
<3 this. You can't quite get the glory of it just by listening. Singing it is incredible. Nunc is cool too.
danoblivion 4 years ago 2
i totally agree!!!!
Tommy211hick 3 years ago
A good example of Victorian Cheese! Pity there isn't the Nunc too, as the gloria in that is sublime.
edders05 4 years ago
If you click on More from Donraphel, the nunc is in there :) yeah, the gloria *is* awesome. I've sung a Dyson mag and Nunc before, but not these... I can't remember which now...
jennywren413 3 years ago
I know - thanks. Don't think it was up initially.
Perhaps Dyson in F? That is also well-known.
I too remember the soaring top notes as a treble - for the last time this time last year...
edders05 3 years ago
The end of this piece is superb. All the voices soaring to that awesome climax - and then that roaring pedal-stop on the organ coming in on the last chord. Awesome :)
Knappa22 4 years ago
Wow this is so beautyful!!!
skian20 4 years ago
It is.
3NUNS 4 years ago
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RyanControl 4 years ago
YouTube has other presences as well. The police forces of the globe who have nothing better to do than divide society are constantly reviewing all web sites and all email users.
3NUNS 4 years ago