"Christmas Day" by Gustav Holst
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Uploaded by tabindy on Dec 22, 2009
The Sanctuary Choir of Tabernacle Presbyterian Church in Indianapolis sing "Christmas Day," an arrangement of English carols by Gustav Holst. This is from the television special, Christmas with Tab.
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tehhee they said i naughty word
StarsandBoulevards17 2 months ago
Excelente!!! Me encanta!!! Felicitaciones!! Es posible obtener estas partituras????
PaulinaMargarita 2 months ago
@optomisticmoose should've just sung
meredithanthraxelrod 2 months ago in playlist Christmas gig
Keep in mind, I am a high school band student who played this, but it seems like the Hispanic soloist in the middle is VERY sharp. She should've just sang a constant pitch.
optomisticmoose 3 months ago
Great piece, which I remember accompanying in high school back in the last century! As to folders/music, in principle choirs can and should use them in some cases. But that's no excuse for not looking up and out -- watching conductor and most importantly, putting the music across to the audience visually. This video shows both -- a few people making music and telling glad tidings and, unfortunately, several buried in their books. Still, very nice performance.
christopherjhoh 3 months ago
I agree with sftball. We did this song in HS concert choir. We had it memorized. no folders and we did it acapella. And this piece is easy compared to Hallelujah Chorus which we did for the same concert from memory and it was also acapella. This was in 1986!! We never had a concert where we were allowed to use folders.
bigfun64mo 3 months ago
@jstaudt100 I do not think it's stupid. If you use folders, there is a chance that you will not be heard since you might be looking at the music. Also, if one is looking at the music, there is a chance that they will miss cues by the conductor.
sftballchamp2 1 year ago
@sftballchamp2
Even the Robert Shaw Chorale used folders! That was a rather stupid comment you made!!
jstaudt100 1 year ago
@shnickyzzzzz Cool story bro.
xxmsdragonxx 1 year ago
nice recording.
jimmyjimmyshortcakes 1 year ago