Anna Semple: Ad Te Domine
Ensemble Nova
Brooke Shelley: Stetit angelus
Anna Sandstrom, Brooke Shelley, Josei Ryan, Janine Harris, Singers; David Drury, Conductor
Thank you, Albrecht Mayer. (The choral version remains my fave, but this is lovely!)
Albrecht Mayer – Mozart: Ave verum corpus, K.618 (Arr. Spindler for English Horn, Strings and Organ)
Elizabeth Alexander: I’ll Go Alone (This Journey)
Luther College Aurora; Jennaya Robison, Conductor
How Can I Keep From Singing, arr. Sharon Harms
Choir of St. Mary the Virgin
I recognize a few faces here!
Celebrating a very historic day!
O Love That Will Not Let Me Go, arr. Elaine Hagenberg
Thai Youth Choir – Virtual Choir Project
Below is what I came up with when running Thai through google translate.
By Thai Youth Choir 2020 and a team of teachers
Wathayak, Teacher Rungtham Kiatsrichat
Teacher team
Teacher Sukanat Pho Srisuk Bass
Teacher Weerapong Fungsantia Bass
Teacher Jiroj Jiravanich Tenor
Teacher Pattkamon Watanapanich Alto and instrumental piano
Teacher Panipak Lueangprasert Soprano
Elaine Hagenberg: You Do Not Walk Alone
Dana Chorale & Busan Teacher’s Choirs
I enjoyed this … maybe some of you will as well.
From the YouTube page:
Padayon is a song of encouragement for one to continue or to proceed even – or, especially – when life becomes difficult. The text is meant to be a kind of gentle persuasion for one to take control of one’s circumstance. The word “Padayon”, from the Visayan language that means “to continue”, simply captures the idea behind this work. All the hardships that we have encountered must – instead of serving as hindrances – compel us to carry on and continue.
Judith Weir: Drop Down, Ye Heavens, From Above
The Choir of Trinity Church, Boston; Richard Webster, Director of Music and Organist
