"Make A Joyful Noise" by Reginald Parker - Norfolk State University Concert Choir

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Uploaded by on Feb 22, 2010

The I Sherman Greene Chorale's Annual "A Salute To Black Composers", A Choral Festival featuring Norfolk State University Concert Choir conducted by Dr. Carl W. Haywood, The choir performs "Make A Joyful Noise" by Reginald Parker conducted by Dr. Carl W. Haywood and accompanied by Terry W. Butler, Organ. February 21, 2010 at L. Douglas Wilder Center for the Performing Arts, Norfolk State University.

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  • @rocntenr1 I know... refreshing, isn't it?

  • sing sing! loved it :)

  • my Gawd!

  • my alma mater Norfolk State University....and my former choir....go Spartans..Behold the Green and Gold....Class of 2004

  • The Benedict College concert choir also did this I love the organ parts

  • i love how there is NO1 at the piano

  • So proud to say that this is my alma mater!!

  • I think they soundgreat, but it would sound better if it was a better quality of the video

  • Yes I agree with blckglam....but I am a huge supporter of concernt music and performance....I really enjoyed listening and watching this. As a former member of the Benedict College Concert Choir I respect and appreciate this performance very much. This was also a part of our r'epertoire. Great job guys.

  • this is great! sopranos are Great but at times there sound seems thin with good focus but not much body.... But this is a great performance

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