Be thou my vision - Irish Tenors

[silharima]

This is a wonderful interpretation of the song, and the photography please me as well. This wondrous world embraces so many astonishing scenes and sites - each of which has its own intrinsic value. The inclusion of locations with connections to humanity's ancient past is a reminder that we stretch far back into antiquity and that surely our history is worth acknowledging. The pagans, too, yearned for communication with the divine and expressed this through their works. They weren't godless!

[Prancer1231]

yeah get Stonehenge out of there

[1classicliberal]

I loved the way they sang this piece, but I did not enjoy the obnoxious instrumental accompaniment or the several pagan images in the video.

[MunsterSpk]

A fantastic Irish Hymn with an excellent performance. I am not sure what the picture of Stone Henge is In Wiltshire is doing in there as it was a pagan site.

[voiceprocessdotnet]

Eden's Bridge version is way better I think.

[WCScum]

Haggismaker is clearly a moron.

[Haggismaker]

Bunch of prima donnas!!!! The original hymn is far greater and visionary, sung by ordinary congregations.

[Msclaudiebabe]

The Irish Tenors sing Be thou my vision best!

[drumbonefish]

I could be wrong, but the picture at 0:20 looks a lot like the lovely town of Driggs, Idaho with the Teton Mountains in the background.

Great piece, great performance :)

[sarnokh]

@drumbonefish I must say that I have NO idea where what is, heh. :)