Lux in Tenebris, Luminosity by James Whitbourn

[TheRunner75]

I bought this CD 1€ in the Champs-Élysées Virgin Summer sales, just by curiosity. This is OK but not revolutionary for a composer born in 1963. It could have been written in the XIXth century...

[SecularistsUnite]

Absolutely awesome!!!

[bigleroygym]

wow! thanks! i heard this on NPR too and i'm gonna be listening to this a lot! beautiful pictures too!

[GulfShoresSteven]

Fantastic: food for the soul.

[ytcarol]

Just heard a bit of this on public radio in Washington DC - fortunately they named the composer so I naturally came to youtube to look him up. So glad to find this clip - thanks for posting it!

[Suz71bu]

Very lovely music and beautiful Video to go with it. Thank You.

[tritus67]

Thank you Maggie! I did not know this composer.... It's lovely!!

the vocal parts remember me a bit Lauridsen.....

Have a good and Holy Week!! Mary

[kiltlvr]

Hello Mary! I heard this piece Sunday night on a Los Angeles area classical music radio station. The radio host said, in describing this piece, that it is reminiscent of Morten Lauridsen and Eric Whitacre. I concur.

What is your choir performing for Easter? I know you are busy this week -- good luck and may your music be a blessing to all present.

[yoktor]

@kiltlvr 91.5 KUSC perchance? This certainly has a magic about it.

[kiltlvr]

@yoktor,

Yes! Exactly! During Jim Svejda's evening program. It was magical and mystical and completely wonderful. Thank you for listening.

[ckymkr]

Etherial! Beautiful.

[springersedawn]

Absolutely beautiful!