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Athens Master Chorale
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Christmas Concert Broadcast on WUGA | The Athens Master Chorale | December 2020
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The Athens Master Chorale invites you to enjoy this collection of Christmas favorites, proudly presented via radio broadcast on WUGA in Athens, Georgia in December 2020.
Ubi Caritas Et Amor (Kim Andre Arnesen) WORLD PREMIERE HD performed by the Athens Master Chorale
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athensmasterchorale.org The World Premiere of Arnesen's "Ubi Caritas Et Amor" Performed by The Athens Master Chorale (Athens, Georgia) in 2017.
Requiem for the Living: Vanitas Vanitatum (Dan Forrest) with orchestra
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Requiem for the Living II: Vanitas Vanitatum. Composed by Dan Forrest and performed by the Athens Master Chorale
Athens Master Chorale, Christmas Concert 2015
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The Athens Master Chorale performing at The Classic Center in Athens, Georgia. December 2015
This Christmastide (Donald Fraser) with orchestra
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athensmasterchorale.org Donald Fraser's "This Christmastide" as performed by The Athens Master Chorale with orchestral accompaniment in 2013. Piano-only version: th-cam.com/video/EIhxb5XbDn8/w-d-xo.html
'Round The Glory Manger (K. Lee Scott)
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athensmasterchorale.org K. Lee Scott's "'Round The Glory Manger" as performed by The Athens Master Chorale in 2012.
Magnificat: Sicut locutus (Antonio Vivaldi)
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athensmasterchorale.org A selection from Vivaldi's "Magnificat" as performed by The Athens Master Chorale in 2014.
Frostiana: Choose Something Like A Star (Randall Thompson)
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athensmasterchorale.org Based on poems by Robert Frost, this is Randall Thompson's "Choose Something Like A Star" from his collection entitled Frostiana. Performed by The Athens Master Chorale in 2014.
The King Shall Rejoice: Exceeding Glad Shall He Be (George Frideric Handel)
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athensmasterchorale.org A selection from Handel's "The King Shall Rejoice" as performed by The Athens Master Chorale in 2015.
This Christmastide (Donald Fraser) with piano only
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athensmasterchorale.org Donald Fraser's "This Christmastide" as performed by The Athens Master Chorale in 2012 with a piano accompaniment. Sorry that the photo says "with full orchestra". You can hear that version here: th-cam.com/video/8F0-zs8oRqI/w-d-xo.html
Please can you teach me tenors part
It is one of the best ever and most amazing tenor
incredible! wonderful!
I would love to hear this carol sing by Meav of Celtic Woman fame!
One of my favorite
My favorite!!
Beautiful again!! Great job Mr. Napoli! Got goosebumps! See you at Biltmore
I met Joseph Napoli and his lovely wife when they stayed at Biltmore. Super sweet people and talented conductor!! Beautiful!!
BRAVO!!
Beautiful!
Muitíssimo linda!
The moment when I finally finished my 8 hour homework in the middle of the night, I'm blasting this right now at maximum volume. Neighbor is already knocking on the wall. How nice of him to cheer with me
If karma exists, you got a failing grade and all your homework was for naught. That'll teach you to blast loud music in the middle of the night while decent working folk are trying to sleep!
I am Joseph Napoli, conductor of the Athens Master Chorale. Thank you to all the more than 51,500 people who have viewed our recording. We loved singing the music.
thank you from St. Olaf Manitou singers, this is our practice recording!
The other Hallelujah Chorus!
Wonderful, simply wonderful.
Thank you. So glad you enjoyed it.
In this year of nearly no music we are so pleased to present this concert.
great
Imagine if there was an instrumental it would have instruments take parts where piano plays 1st verse, harpsichord follows playing 2nd verse, organ comes in playing 3rd verse, woods play 4th verse, strings do the 5th verse, brass plays the 6th verse, as all instruments come together with the percussion in the background, they all have a part in 7th verse, what if
Exceeding glad shall it be
They should make a sheet music of this because it’s so inspirational
My only problem with most versions of Beethoven's Hallelujah Chorus (from "The Mount of Olives") is that I hear the orchestra so much better than the choir/chorale. A choir I was a member of in college sang this with a simple piano accompaniment. Good times (and definitely my favorite Hallelujah Chorus -- sorry, Handel).
As one who has conducted this piece different times with piano or organ or orchestra, I agree sometimes the voices can get overpowered. I think at times that's desirable. (I think this renditon is just about perfect!) Beethoven's orchestral writing is so colorful and glorious, the overall effect is stunning. All those rapid triplets in the strings need to come out to give the rhythmic vitality that drives the piece. I love your comment about "simple" piano. Playing that reduction at full speed is a tremendous challenge! But yes, it's lighter in terms of balance. Either way, Beethoven gave us a glorious taste of heaven here.
@@SuperSpringMusic I laughed when I re-read the part about the "simple piano." Our accompanist certainly made it look easy to play, but when I think of the time she invested in order to play flawlessly and make it look easy (or simple) . . . 😃
Oh my God! this song melt my spirit
The way the parts enter is amazing
Have to sing Christmas Concert and im an alto, helped me practice tho
it would be polite to also credit Jane McCulloch with the lyrics of this carol! surely as import as the tune!
dat alto 2/tenor part though <3 favorite christmas song ever
Mantap!!! Luar biasa. saya sangat tergugah.
Here's the version with orchestral accompaniment: th-cam.com/video/8F0-zs8oRqI/w-d-xo.html See the Athens Master Chorale perform this crowd favorite piece live in concert on December 6 at The Classic Center in Athens, Georgia. For details visit athensmasterchorale.org
Are the sopranos flat? REALLY flat?
I thought I was the only one who heard!
Yes, they are. This piece is much more vocally challenging than it appears. And it’s so easy to “relax” and sing without energy/pitch. Also the sopranos are a bit heavy in their singing - taking the chest voice and vocal weight to the top = flat singing.
Beautiful version! Thanks for posting.
That Tenor though...
Full orchestra? More like just a pianist
Think the concert would have full orchestra, not necessarily this piece
great rendition guys, good job!
Besides the reverb, presumably from poor acoustics in the room, this is magnificent.
this is amazing i love this song just the frecken harmony man