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Hard to believe a cell phone could provide fidelity this good. Not bad, considering! Did well for the Palestrina, too.

@Murgy56 In my score, the Gloria is actually attributed to a 'Mr Rosengrave, junior', so it looks doubtful Mr Purcell composed that tag to the Mag/Nunc.....I do not deny it is sublime, however, and the whole Service a Beautiful work....I feel God and Mr Purcell smiling every time we get the bless...

Kenton, I'm not sure I understand your reply, it seemed to be the same vid we were commenting upon, because although the bass section seemed adequate, the tympani solo line was by a baritone, just not 'oomphy' enough. I think even at mf, a little 'boom' doesn't hurt before the dimuendo to p happ...

@paldrich1 I beat you by a very few years, he was well into his 70s when he sang Banquo against Morris' Macbeth (urk) but Mr Hines was ever gracious to us in the chorus, and still had a lovely pianissimo F-4 when he needed it. No wobble either. What techniques to preserve both gentlemen's pipes...

@2MaxnaTesTl4 Good for you singing at your age in so many choirs! Not many can still solo at age 70. I had the good fortune of singing in an opera with J HInes a few years before he passed-- that lovely bass still had a pianissimo high F at age 73! Genetics, and care, did it. For TMJ, as a li...

Very pretty job! And a lovely, sonorous venue. A real help to a chorister like me, trying to learn the challenging harmonies. You did it just right (was the tempo dictated by the long sound decay in that space?), except for the baritones dropping pitch at 3:47/48--and the sopranos brought it r...

Nice song to sing.

The soaring sopranos just literally top off this superior blend of voices. The resonant and pretty venue, the precision and transparent intonation, even in the tone clusters, comes across and does credit to a very pleasant composition. Really takes me back 20 years in an instant.....

Respond to this video...dudes, rent a room, this vid is about these talented, earnest kids

@unclestubie ranted, they are different instruments. I will defer to your having played an alto sackbutt....however, having been an award winning euphonium player, and only a sometime 'bonist (I never claim to be one) which do you think I would be better suited to play right off the bat---a sac...

fullbag, it's quite possible you will turn profundo. At 16, I still didn't have the D below the staff, but by end of college, lowest had continued dropping until I had an 'okay' B. The B-flat was elusive for a few years, but at around age 30 there was a maturation of the sound, and I started noti...

A beautifully balanced piece! The tremolos aren't as distracting as t first I thought--a sweet and sensitive gem!

Yeah, amazing--with all due respects to Bela, Future, Paul, Edgar, and other sit-in Flecks, Vic is continually amazing. I gave up the bass guitar for awhile after hearing his easiest stuff; so clean, accurate, sensitive to the needs of the music and his partners, beyond 'expert', and happy to sh...

Better to enjoy the variety Bach's music is able to provide through many artistic opinions and modes of expression. He is much bigger than your box permits. Just dialogue with him. And listen to the answer. If it's a good connection, great. If you just can't extract the stick, he may not f...

@RupidFlappo Ab-so-freakin'-LUTE-ly!!! We don't have to worry about them, hopefully. There is enough out there for everyone to be happy and not put down real talent they happen to disagree with, and those that aren't and/or can't need professional help. This is happy music. Happily shared. H...

@rottingorange you do that the fuck with a particular harmonica called a 'chromatic' harmonica. They are often a little pricier, but (look close) have a spring loaded button on one end, that allows for half-whole step combinations through its adept usage, that are unachievable with a typical har...

Wonderful mastery of the chromatic, clean finger-work on the fret-board, together with smooth transitions between y'alls' solos, and always exhibiting how happy you both are to be servants of the Muse. Very much enjoying your vids, rattling the bones along with them....if you make it to Baltimo...

@UdealtIt Dear lover of music--If you have a desire to play the harp, 'go for it'. They are not prohibitively expensive, you can find them at about 500-800$, I think, to start. Not the size harp (4-octave?) used by pretty, graceful Andrea as a balance beam, but a smaller one that would have 3 o...

it seems to be an odd phenomenon that some baritones tend to have a stronger falsetto than tenors in the alto range. Yes, there are some powerful counter-tenors, but a bari with some guts (support) can really project. That's why he has such a quality, and can still do fine in chest when he wan...