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Brownsburg Madrigal Choir

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Uploaded by on May 31, 2010

The Brownsburg High School Madrigal Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Deborah Prather. See and hear the first two selections from a three selection performance at the Ben Davis "Giant Spectacular" February 20, 2010. "David's Lamentation" by Joshua Shank" followed by Orlando Gibbons' "Almighty and Everlasting God". You will find the concluding selection in a seperate upload as the complete performance exceeded Youtubes time limits. I urge you to search for the Mads performance of Franz Biebl's "Ave Maria", you will not be disappointed. Headphones improve the audio pick-up significantly.

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  • Love this choir :]

  • So bitter and moving the soul! I fully agree with my commentator before: exellent music!

  • You guys are a choir of excellence. I enjoyed listening to your piece. I love that everyone is completely focused on the director- a small yet big technique that many choirs lack. The piece itself was beautiful. You guys have outstanding dynamic contrast, and crisp & clear consonants- always audience friendly. My favorite thing was the control of vibrato at some points- it really added nice texture to the piece and was moving. Overall, Great Job: You guys will go far!

  • 1:12 OMG!!!

    i hope to be in mads one day :D

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