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  • I just found Downloads available on Amazon. Wonderful. I'll be selecting some.

    Thanks!

  • Beautiful arrangement. Thank you.

  • @ElenaRosa8 Thank you for the compliment.

  • @joyakkey - Do you have CD's for sale? I've been to the School's website, looking.

  • It gets better every time I hear it. Just wonderful.

  • @MrERICTHEDOG Thank you so much! ! !

  • Bravo!

  • Wonderful. Grazie.

  • @captainstevealan thanks so much, this was my arrangement, the melody is from a book I bought in my travels thru Germany

  • this is beautiful!!!!!!!

  • @orion6able Thanks so much, these were students of mine but have moved on . . .

  • Well, I can't understand why in every perfomance of "Gaudete" just every performer sings "virginae" with english pronunciation just like in the word "virgin". I't not english [g] -in latin "g" it's just like in english word "game" or "go" etc.

  • @Madmacch Slender vowels...

  • @Madmacch

    In classical Latin "c" and "g" were always pronounced hard. It was roughly in the 4th century AD when these two consonants acquired their present dual nature, with "soft" sounds before e or i. The performances of which you speak are using Medieval pronunciation, in which "c" and "g" are pronounced the same as in modern Italian. In French and Spanish the Italian "ch" sound for soft "c" moved further forward to become "ts" and ultimately "s" (or "th" in European Spanish).

  • @GCarty80

    @GCarty80

    It's not only about "g" or "c" it's about sound of entire carol ( when I hear "ey" at the end of "virgin" - it disgusts me a lot) . I've learnt latin for 5 years (at the university) and such pronauncation really annoys me. Let the latin be latin - not english-latin, spanish-latin, etc. And here is the splendid example of proper pronaunciation of "Gaudete" carol, exactly just as it should sound in LATIN:

    youtube.com/watch?v=G_qC20zco1­A

  • wonderful music sung in an expert way.This is the best rendition of this piece that I,ve heard ever .Well done and thanks

  • @MrERICTHEDOG thanks a lot for the compliments, these are Italian girls singing, maybe that facilitates the rendition.

  • Art.. as sound

  • In which tune is this??

  • @Loiginer it's an early Latin tune, Gaudete Christus est natus. There's lots of info on Wikipedia

  • so uplifting and such beautiful voices, thank you so much for sharing this

  • OMG, have sheets of this, where can I find????

  • @Loiginer I can mail you my arrangement since you like it, send me an email joyakkey at live.com

  • @joyakkey write me at joanyak@tiscali.it and I can send you the score

  • lovly all the best RobotRuss

  • Yes music is powerful. Glad this piece has helped you

  • Remarkable. I was upset and moody before I listened to this. I came out feeling calm, happy, and light. Music truly is a powerful thing. This is an amazing song. Thank you.

  • That is so very pretty.

  • we sung this at my schools christmas carol service

    great song!

  • Wonderful...would have been nice with different angle shots with the camera.

  • @2groomer thanks, the person filming was just a Dad along for the trip to Stockholm. The girls did well, they have each gone their own ways now, each in a different city studying

  • @joyakkey thank you for your reply. God bless and a very Merry Christmas!

  • Wow, nice singing! These young ladies sound very talented and harmonize together very well. Gives me goose bumps listening to this style of medieval music!

  • I am not religious, never heard music like this befor and never took notice on things like this befor. I accedently stumbled accross this and wow. Just wow. they are amazing.

  • This proves you can have a few great singers to make this song come alive- wonderful!!!!

  • nice

  • One of the best I've heard! Beautiful in it's simplicity.Nice background too.

  • Angelic voices. Thank you for sharing. Happy Holidays.

  • They got some major talent. Nice song 2.

  • This is lovely! Thank you <3

  • Beautiful. Thank you

  • Thank YOU for your thoughtful comment. These singers were all adolescents at the time of the concert in Sweden and they still love to sing. Joan

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