ESTO LES DIGO • DEDICATION • CENTRAL ISLIP HS CONCERT CHOIR

The Central Islip HS Concert Choir (John Anthony, Director) dedicates this performance of ESTO LES DIGO by Kinley Lange to Father Jim Kissane of St. John of God in Central Islip. Father Jim was a beloved priest of many of the kids in the choir. His death at age 47 from cancer was sudden. It was the students who wanted to do this for him. May he rest in peace.

ESTO LES DIGO translation: Where two or three gather in My Name, there I will be also.

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Music

Tags:

• Esto
• Les
• Digo
• Kinley
• Lange

[MusicalMethuselah]

Your ratings are disabled, which is unfortunate. Very well, you leave me no choice:

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[LikkitySpliff]

75% of this choir is of Hispanic or Latino heritage, they know how to pronounce it. the word is not esta, or las, those are different words

[maroon5freak11]

Very nice. I really enjoyed this. I did a summer choir program at my school, and my conductor's friend is a Spanish major, and said that there should be more of a long "a" sound in Esto and les, so it was strange to hear it done differently. But, the chords at 1:55 and 2:22 are absolutely fantastic. I'm hoping to be a music major, and if I ever direct a choir, I am most definitely doing this song.

[MUsinfonian]

Bravo! Beautifully done and what a lovely accoustic space!

[georgioo17]

May your soul Rest in Peace Father Jim . We will never forget you . This beautiful song shall always be a memory of you , whenever we sing it . =]

THAT is the joy of music .

-G.B