Ecco mormorar l'onde

New Dublin Voices giving their prize-winning performance of 'Ecco mormorar l'onde' by Monteverdi at the Budapest International Choir Festival 2009

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[TagtTheSpellcaster]

Very good performance. And it is wonderful to hear Italian word perfectly prononunced (I am Italian), so that everything is perfectly understandable. Wonderful.

[MDawg0105]

I like this version, but I'm not use to hearing it this quick or staccato..

[unbekannternutzer04]

The Best Version in Youtube!

[gustavodmaia]

Absolutely gorgeous!

[phlarrdboi]

best version on u tube. great round jazzy sound.

[moviegurl16]

its like a preview to angels singing...

[LadyAkemiSan]

very well done. my advanced choir is doing this peice and i have to say its done waaaaaaaay differently than this. our tempo is way down and the fortes r in all the different places lol. ours sounds really good right now but still needs some polishing to be done. but this was very nice. i could understand everything, could identify without looking the different sections and could almost sing along if it wasnt for the differences in temp and well, scores lol

[DaninMaine]

@MDawg0105 Excellent tempo, and not "staccato" at all, just very lovely definition of the runs. It is a depiction of sunrise and nature with murmuring waves, trembling leaves, birds singing, etc.

[BLUEScrazy]

this is great, though when i read the lyrics i feel it should really be done a lot slower at the start and only sped up when they come to the part about dawn breaking. Though this is a nice interpretation too.

[vincentkuit]

wonderful, I enjoy this rhytmic version, it's almost jazz

[GiachesDeWert]

@antruexo

Me too :)