Britten: Rejoice in the Lamb (The Hastings College Choir)

The Hastings College Choir performs Christopher Smart's ecstatic 18th-century poetry as selected and set by 20th-century composer Benjamin Britten. Dr. Fritz Mountford, conductor. Vocal soloists are choir members Shelby Leyland, soprano; Ashten Purviance, mezzo-soprano; Sean Anders, tenor; and Michael Lambelet, baritone. Prof. Ruth Moore plays the magnificent mid-century Austin organ in the sanctuary of First Presbyterian Church, Hastings, Nebraska.

Hastings College, founded in 1882, is a private, four-year liberal arts institution affiliated with the Presbyterian Church (USA). The college is located in Hastings, Nebraska.

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Education

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• Rejoice in the Lamb
• Hastings College
• Benjamin Britten
• Fritz Mountford
• Ruth Moore
• Shelby Leyland
• Ashten Purviance
• Sean Anders
• Michael Lambelet
• Christopher Smart

[johngoforth77]

@Patience1138 Me too!

[hisbassness]

Nice articulation and unity. No kidding.

[marcusplaysmusic]

At Drexel, we're doing this at a significantly faster tempo. I don't think we've even practiced it this slow. haha

[missmorgananne1]

Sean Anders, I want to bathe in your voice.

[mkmusicman13]

im trying to learn ot fo a solo (jeffrey the cat) in 4 days

aaaaah

thnx for helping

[Clivejvaughan]

Hey, nice to hear ! I'm struggling to learn it, and your careful, clear reading certainly helps, thanks !

[231me]

i love singing from 14:04 to 15:21

but there aren't really accents when they sing especially the "Rhime" part

i personally think all the rhymes should be sung accented

[231me]

i love 14:04 and after

[cmo234]

Great!!, I really like this

[Patience1138]

My class has to conduct from 1:27 - 3:00 for our conducting final. It's not much, but it's quite the workout.