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Tres Cantos Nativos Dos Indios Kraos

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Uploaded by on Sep 1, 2007

The 2005 MHS Concert Choir performing Tres Cantos Nativos Dos Indios Kraos

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  • Having lived directly with a tribe called the Krinkati for 8 years near a tributary of the Amazon...this was interesting...but nothing close to 'reality'...but who cares it is art none the less! :) This sounds much more africano than brazilian...:) 

  • @youngerman345

    Wow, your understanding of choral pedagogy is really limited isn't it? First of all, as a professor of choral pedagogy, I automatically dismiss anyone who says "never" and "always." Teachers should teach what is appropriate for the music. And that leads me to your second comment on the choir's tone: the tone production in this performance is precisely what the composer intended. You should really educate yourself before making such flippant comments.

  • good job looks like you kids had a great time with the song.

    Our high school did i last night a it was a blast.

  • *O* Maravilhoso !

  • great...

  • ok, just gonna throw it out there that almost every choir I've ever participated in (HS, District, All-State and Collegiate level) has at some point used movement/choreography... as far as the horizontal tone... it's supposed to be that way... they're imitating the sound of an old Indian tribe which wouldn't have tall concertized vowels..

  • Our choir, and the advanced choir, and the seventh and eighth grade choir are going to do this, but it's much slower.

  • in my choir we sang the whole song slower then this choir, but this one sounded good.

  • Good rendering of the songs. Because these songs were arranged by a Brazilia composer,being a Brazilian myself, I would suggest more care with the consonant T, which in English should be aspirated, but not in this song.

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