With a Lily in Your Hand - Antioch Chamber Ensemble

[alltimelowfreakkk]

Brilliant, but keep note of the staccato notes!

[AntiochSoprano]

I love this piece, and I'm thrilled we recorded it for our newly released CD "The Passing of the Year." Our recording took place in St. Philip's Church in Charleston, SC, which has a better acoustic for faster tempi and very articulated phrases. However, the very live acoustic of this church in Arrasate, Spain was particularly divine for singing Bruckner's "Os Justi" and Cornysh's "Salve Regina".

[LilyWhite291113]

haha i love you joey!

[LilyWhite291113]

your women are magical! love ittt!!!

[JoeyTheGuitarDude]

@LilyWhite291113 psshhh listen to those basses

[JoeyTheGuitarDude]

This is the absolute best video on youtube of this song being performed by a choir. Hands down, ive seen them all

[SzChew]

Really, for such a small group, you guys sound AMAZING!! :D I'm loving the high A at 1:18 I think! Was it a high A? it sounded so outstanding there!!

Thank you and you guys are really awesome!

[JoeyTheGuitarDude]

@SzChew G# :)

[MidwestSingerDude]

@JoeyTheGuitarDude Actually it is an A. I just sang this for Large Group Contest this past Friday and know that it's an A. (I sound conceited, sorry!)

[JoeyTheGuitarDude]

@MidwestSingerDude They just went really flat, so i thought it was a G# because i played the note on my guitar and it was indeed a G# :P

[singerguy93]

this was amazinggg in vocal ensemble at my school :]

EHT pwns. :D

[LOREEANNABANANA]

amazing. were singing this for vocal ensemble.

[AMGarrett09]

I don't particularly like the interp. The notes shouldn't be this legato.

However, you sound VERY good for such a small group. Excellent sound quality, and it's good that you have a soprano that can hit that high note. :)