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Thank you for this. It’s so beautiful and soulful. From Southern California🙏💫✨🇺🇸

❤Yes.

18:00 great - really interesting registration; top playing! Thanks- one of my favourites

Just so beautiful ,Thank you so much.

When your conductor makes that expression at the end of a piece you know you did good. Absolutely fantastic arrangement and outstanding choir performance! This is one to show anyone who believes that only little boys can sing Britten

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SUPERB- especially the Messiaen. Thank you all

'Omarama' 🙃

Beautiful start of Advent. Thank you.

I have missed Clare College Choir so much

Thank you so much for this amazing video! Just a quick off-topic question: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?

Doraly is a fantastic player and singer

You needed more platforms so will share on my lil music page, thread & instagram in hopes helps

Terrible choice of spooky music

It would be helpful if the readers had microphones.

Wow, Stanford in G, one of my favorites! Thank you!

Oh, that Wesley in f......

shaken and stirred

Protestanti che eseguono i vespri della beata vergine di Monteverdi?dovrebbero farlo gli Irlandesi non gli Inglesi, mah

Great music,Musicality at its best , purity, Thank you also,so, much .

Fantastic performance. The outstanding tbing for me is how almost all of the choir of undergraduates stepped forward and took some big solos

Sorry for potential over-disclosure here, but to broaden the narrative richness of the Comments: • I was a Clare College undergraduate in the time of John Rutter; • I have multiple connections with Graham Ross, including via my domestic neighbour! • I’ve frequently sung in St John’s Smith Square; • Thanks to TH-cam’s algorithm for placing this high in my vision field (admittedly I already subscribed to the Channel, so no great surprise); • I have loved singing this work more than once with multiple choirs, but I often imagined commissioning an album “The Shed / Cold Blow Lane / Stretford / Kop / Fulwell, or most authentically Te Palace (other accents are available) End sing Monteverdi’s Greatest Hits”; • In particular (but not exclusively) I am thinking of VIII Nisi Dominus & X Lauda Jerusalem. Thanks all for a super performance (especially the period instruments and peripheral-group huddles), and overall AV edit.

This amazingly brilliant performance confirms my belief that despite political chaos and corruption thr’out this realm there is still hope for us! Congratulations to all and the greatest of good thanks: God bless you all! The beautiful clarity of the young voices adds to the magic …

Immortal!

Beautiful

Walton composed this challenging work in late life and used words by Auden. It is an anthem in style but took two years to compose to his satisfaction as an especially exacting man in many ways, despite the ordinary man image he liked to project. Elgar had done exactly the same "as a suit of armour". It is thoroughly Walton but with some harmonic and spatial excursions which were unexpected in 1965 from a composer who had been seen as an avant-garde musician in the early 1920s with the Sitwells but he did not want to be labeled. He remained on good terms with the Sitwells but played down his part in 'Facade' as just the man who wrote the music. Walton had become a composer from being a chorister scholar on a grant to Oxford and although he never wanted to be tied to academia, he wrote papers on technical and historical aspects of music which, for some reason, he would not allow to be collected or re-published. His last few works were for choirs. 'The Twelve' benefits from being listened to a few times over as there is a lot going on and this performance has plenty of air for the purpose. The very few studio recordings released 'engineer' the life and tension out of it.

I watch for renditions of this, my favorite work, and this ranks among the best. In fact, it's totally punk rock. Thank you.

I played the orchestrated version of this great music, made by Macmillan himself, a few weeks ago and made me so emotional. It is so nice to hear it with that much soul in original version

amazing wow

I'm Jewish and have no interest in converting but I want to say this is beautiful and I have always found these types of services/music pretty. Again not interested in Christianity, I'm happily Jewish. But it's pretty

How beautiful!

My love for this Choir😍😍😍🥰🥰❤❤❤

Let us all prostrate our hearts, EVER, before such a GOD as this!!!

I can't get enough of Clare College Chapel Choir. Blessed!

One of the best choirs in the Anglican Communion

Magnifique! Inspiring performance❤

Wonderful, the sort of devotional and professional performance the piece deserves.

Clare College Choir is a always a joy to watch

Fabulous ! ! !

Sublime. Thank you.

The Choir that thrills my soul

Sublime Miserere!

You very rarely hear the change of tune now for the last two verses of Forty Days...always thought it was very effective!

Great stuff Graham and team!

So poignantly beautiful and uplifting !

Lovely performance of the Tavener Mag

Ella, Isabella, Evie, Emma, Emily, Maggie, and Jessica! You should be very proud of yourselves for such a great performance. Thank you so much from a friend across the pond!

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Acoustics😮!

The sound is not as carefully recorded as in previous liturgies.