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A soloist from Winchester Cathedral sings Pie Jesu from the Requiem of Gabriel Faure. It is taken from a television broadcast of 1980. The solo...

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"See, Amid The Winter's Snow", also known as "Hymn For Christmas Day", is a Christmas carol.

It was written by Edwa...

More from Carols From Kings 2009. The choir sing the beautiful carol The Angel Gabriel.

The angel Gabriel from heaven came,

his wings as drifted ...

James performs 'Slap Leather' - a rap with his 21st century drum machine called 'Big Foot' during his 2007 UK tour. The venue is the De Montfort Ha...

The Hi-lo's in the 80's when they came back again . Wonderful. visit the Hi-lo's site : http://www.thehi-los.com/ and the Clark Bourroughs' site :...

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What you're seeing is a collaborative singing video comprised of 4 guys from three different countries to form a virtual quar...

Samuel Barber:

Adagio for Strings, Opus 11

Conductor: Arturo Toscanini

Orchestra: NBC Symphony Orchestra

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Recently, I watched the m...

Daniela Hantuchova

Johann Sebastian Bach (1685 - 1750):

MEIN TEURER HEILAND

Bass aria (with chorus) from the St. John Passion.

The handwriting is by Johann Nathana...

Unfortunately, I caught the performance a few minutes into this movement, but the rest of the movement is ON FIRE!

Violin I: Pinkhas Zukerman

Vi...

The Choir of King's College, Cambridge, sing the well-known anthem 'Gabriel's Message'. Can anyone else hear a treble sing 'Most highly flavoured g...

King`s College Choir, Cambridge - A spotless rose (Carols from King 2001)

The BBC Singers sing Herbert Howells Carol-Anthem A Spotless Rose.

Drop, drop, slow tears,

And bathe those beauteous feet,

Which brought from Heavn

The news and Prince of Peace.

Cease not, wet eyes,

His mercies to...

Brussels Chamber Choir 2008, Live in the Eglise des Minimes (Brussels), conducted by Helen Cassano

Sir Edward Bairstow's Let all mortal flesh keep silence. This is possibly my favourite recording of any piece that I currently own, it blows me aw...

Henry Purcell's setting of the Te Deum.

Sung by the Choir of New College, Oxford.

Solos by Nicholas Witcomb (treble), Daniel Lochmann (treble), T...