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I'm glad I came across this recording. The hand held camera made it difficult to watch so had to shut my eyes and listen, The choir was balanced, the parts played well together and against each other, the dynamics worked. An odd moment of overenthusiasm. A great tempo for a hymn of joy. I'll come back to this for rehearsal.

<3 <3 <3 lo amooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

Wonderful. Bellissimo! Three points:- "the" before a word starting with a vowel is pronounced "thee" so "thee old......;" "ha'p'ny" is short for "halfpenny" which, years ago*, we pronounced "haypnee;" and last, "year" when sung should be "yeeer." One syllable, not two. * This is from the time before the U.K. had decimal currency £1 = 20 shillings = 240 pennies = 480 halfpennies (ha'p'ny) = 960 farthings. So a farthing was one quarter of a penny. When I was a child, 60 years ago, arithmetic was quite difficult! Martin Davies

What a surprise to hear an Italian choir sing this old English favourite. Rather well too.

Ik heb niet begrepen wat a Was-sail is in the line Love and joy come to you and to your was-sail ???? too. please can youtell me what the word means???

Fantastico!