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  • Flute FAIL!

    

  • I sing this in class ( :

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  • Check out my video and add coment please. Half professional young people sing Over the rainbow, alleluya mozart and doeba.

  • That was really good!

    We are singing this is choir right now and its really pretty. =]

  • im in a class of like

    33 sapranos

    24 altos

    and i still sing louder than all over them

    guys need to be louder!

  • @FLASHLIGHTMAN4LIFE your probaley only louder because you have a 57 person choir, were asthey only have 10,plus theres a little saying, if you can hear yourself in a group choir, your to loud, a group choir is supposed to have equal distributation of voices amongst the group, if your to loud you cocky and probaley not to good, get over your self

  • @FYIImaVEGAN j Your a idiot, you missed my point entirely.

    I know what the word "Choir" means, dont preach your trash to me.

  • @FLASHLIGHTMAN4LIFE Please don’t be so rude, my previous comment was not supposed to be malicious in any way shape or form. Just how you presented your comment made it sound kind of snotty, and in a way you missed my point entirely as well. Shape up your attitude please, its a little fat right now.

  • @FYIImaVEGAN I am sorry. You are Right. I meant to say, If the entire group had more power, then so could the guys.

  • Who is the composer of this piece?

  • arranged by Donald Moore

  • composed by wolfgang amadeus mozart

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  • @Playgeer

    Original COmposer = Mozart.

    Arranged the Flute/Lyrics into the piece = Moore.

  • that is kick butt awesome!!!

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