Lux Aurumque - Whitacre

Arsis Ensemble interpretando Lux Aurumque de Eric Whitacre (1970 - ) en la Parroquia Santa María Estrella de los Mares (Guadalmar, Málaga) el 20 de Diciembre de 2008 con motivo del Concierto de Navidad.

Noemí Sánchez - Soprano I
Isabel Galván - Soprano II
Mayte Mata - Soprano III
Maite Hormigo - Alto I
Ana Villalba - Alto II
Alejandro Delgado - Tenor I
José Miguel Moreno - Tenor II
Armando Palma - Bajo I
Juan Alois Requena - Bajo II

Category:

Music

Tags:

• lux
• aurumque
• eric
• whitacre
• arsis
• ensemble
• polifonia
• polyphony
• choir
• acapella
• coro
• vocal
• musica
• music
• contemporanea
• contemporary
• modern
• guadalmar
• malaga

[KakoiDedikuSan]

You're definitely welcome!! This is a very hard song to do, and for your first performance you came quite close to perfection!! Congrats and best wishes for the future. :)

[Arsisensemblevocal]

You're definitely too kind! But thank you one more time. Unfortunately, I've realised the vid is out of sync, I'll try to solve this as soon as possible.

Thanks! now I'm going to see what's on your channel...

[KakoiDedikuSan]

Very nicely done for such a small number of people!

[Arsisensemblevocal]

Thanks for your compliments. That was the first time we performed it, and you can see it's far from perfect, but anyway we had fun with it!

[CharlieBladeRemus]

My only criticism (if I can call it that, because it's more of a personal preference with this song) is that with the solo at the beginning, I'm used to hearing the soloist slide up to and down from that high G#. But other than that, I must say for such a small ensemble, that was very good! Balance was strong, and intonation was excellent! I give it 9.8 out of 10 lol....

[kutlessdiv]

wow this is really awesome for a small group!!

[Pantarei]

@hajilove1 Yes, it's latin.

[hajilove1]

so beautiful! what language is this in, latin?

[cewldudette]

first, i think that you guys did an excellent job.

second, i want to sing this song for districts but dont know where to find the alto piece...any help??? i'd greatly appreciate it.

[exoherinexoh]

I think the recording instruments they used are picking up the overtones, which would explain the sharp sounds. It means they were on pitch, and very well in tune! Excellent!

[arrington53]

that rly was gud for a small group excellent job...i luv this song