[This video was originally posted in some German forum. Many thanks to the original posters] --- One of the oldest boy choirs in Germany singing Matthäuspassion (St Matthew Passion) by their own ca...
[This video was originally posted in some German forum. Many thanks to the original posters] --- One of the oldest boy choirs in Germany singing Matthäuspassion (St Matthew Passion) by their own cantor from XVII Century - J.S. Bach. However now the choir is led by inimitable Georg-Christoph Biller. This is a very short sequence of originally 3+ hours long musical masterpiece.
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Fantastic, the emphasis is just right. The editing of the video is excellent too. And it's so cool at 0:34 when Mr. Biller waits for the echoes to subside before launching the next forte.
I wish we could get youngsters singing so passionately "great music" like this in UK instead of X Factor cr****p we are perpetually served up with.....
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yeah, im flattered ;)