Providing the scores to sing along is such a wonderful gift to those of us who, for any number of reasons, can't get out to sing with a choir any more. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to sing these beautiful pieces with you. And if you felt like adding some more to the collection here, we'd be so happy!
What fun to sing along! Thank you, thank you for giving me a choral experience when I've been missing is to so much for sooo long!! An unexpected and wonderful gift!
This is a traditional Catholic prayer which affirms the sacrificial nature of the Mass and the Catholic belief in the True Presence of Christ in the Eucharist. Here is my translation from Latin to English: “Hail, True Body born of the Virgin Mary Which truly suffered and was immolated on the cross for man From whose pierced side gushed water and blood, be a foretaste [of heaven] for us at the trial of death.”
Thank you so very much. First heard this piece as a youngster when my parish church choir sung it at the start of communion one Sunday morning, and have loved it since.
Thank you for this unexpected gift of singing along with you. I have been singing in a female choir for 30 years and this last one has been a very hard one. After almost one year of absence we have start again our rehearsals. What a breath for spirit!
It would be a dream to perform in-person with The King's Singers one day. They have the best blend and such sensitive respect to the musicality of every piece performed. That tradition and method have led to a consistent sound over the decades. Finally, their repertoire is so extensive, from modern pop to German, English, French or Italian, that it's difficult to choose a favorite genre.
Magnifique de vous voir travailler et chanter ensemble sur le même plan. Et nous permettre de lire la partition avec vous est un exercice excellent. Encore bravo à votre formation et continuer de nous émerveiller ainsi. Bien à vous tous
What a wonderful way to start BH Monday - or any day in fact. I even managed to keep up! Will keep practising...Love, love, love these and it is an honour to be part of it. Thank you.
My God! What a beautiful and solemn version. It's almost make my burst in tears. An absolute masperpiece, and an incredible grupe of Maistersingers, as its says in German. Thanks!!!!!
I have to keep coming back and singing this with you. When I retired I had hoped to pick up my music again and one thing I hoped to find a choir somewhere and join them. Sadly, because of pain meds and some medical conditions, I suffer from a dry mouth and that affects my vocal chords. So I haven’t had the courage to contact any choirs as I don’t feel confident in being able to actually place any notes. This music isn’t too high so it sits comfortably in my register and I am building up my confidence singing it. It’s lovely to be supported by your fantastic voices. Thank you ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Lesley: Don't give up, keep going and you will get back your confidence. It will do your heart and your soul so much good. I am going through a bit of the same thing but it will be playing bass and singing in public after many years. Not quite on your level but boy am I nervous. My love for classical music right through pop and rock has always been where I am in my interests. William Byrd or the California Byrds gives me joy. There is actually a lot of Baroque in songs by the Byrds both in chord and vocal structure. (The World Turns All Around Her an example) Take care and good luck . You can do it !!! P.S.: I am a retired R.N. who for six years was Aaron Copland's nurse in his home. He was a lot of fun and a sweet person! Great memories !
@@JOHNWLOUCKSthank you for your lovely reply and I wish you well (I was going to say good luck but I don’t think you need luck ❤) in your return to performing in public I always, from my early teens, have found it amusing when people tell me they hate any form of classical music and then enlighten them that the pop song they like so much is built around a piece of Bach, Pachelbel, Clementi, Chopin etc etc I am amazed that you were Aaron Copland‘s nurse. That must have been a very special time. I hope your performing goes well. Lots of love and good wishes from a fellow music lover xxx
So beautifully sung ! And I so loved singing along to the Tenor parts just follow Chris..breathe when he breathes, enter and leave 🙂 when he does..this is so cool like a dream come true ! I've been listening to Kings Singers ever since I first got a Kings CD from HMV on a trip to UK some 20 yrs ago 🙂
One of my favourites to both sing, conduct and listen to. I love the format for your videos, and kudos for bringing it together so professionally. A joy to sing with.
You guys knocked it out of the park AGAIN...wow you guys never cease to surprise me with your musical mastery of everything you present. You really do OWN what you sing and its very much a joy to have access to the results of your hard work. I know this level of blend and cohesiveness does not come easily or without many hours of practice. Please dont ever stop singing.
Cheers, and thank you! I thought, wow, that's easy for me to sing in the tenor (barytone) line! But it's in fact a tone lower! 😅 very nice, I love William Byrd. 👍🏻
Wonderful. There can be a time in your life when you are at your peak - this was one of what we sung when I was a university with the university chamber choir in the Eisteddfod in Wales. We did not win but were pretty good and also toured Spain. Music etches into the soul and never leaves us however old we grow. This is transposed, isn't it or sung a pitch of the time.
sing along with the Kings Singers. this is such a ***great*** idea..........!!!! I am such a massive Kings Singers fan, if it had been on the internet 50 years ago during my peak a cappella love affair, I would have been singing on the computer 12 hours a day! I would have gotten more out of this than 75% of my required courses at Ithaca College School of Music.
Why is it in the wrong key? Am I the only one with perfect pitch trying to transpose every note? And why only four parts? I so love you all, and appreciate your beautiful sound. Stunning as always!
@@joywatson6915 From what I see on TH-cam, it seems that several of their videos are usually 1/2 - 1 step below the written scores. I've been trying to figure out why for a while now.
@@ford4wd827 I know this is the Renaissance but in the Baroque period instruments were often tuned at 415hz rather than A=440. Perhaps it was the same in the Renaissance and thus they are trying to recreate historical pitch?
I suspect it is to enable a baritone to sing the (lower) tenor part. When sung with this disposition of voices it is quite common to take the pitch down by up to a tone relative to the SATB pitch.
This is why choir music is so underrated as people don't appreciate the raw vocal range/talent that this group have. Well done guys!!
Providing the scores to sing along is such a wonderful gift to those of us who, for any number of reasons, can't get out to sing with a choir any more. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to sing these beautiful pieces with you. And if you felt like adding some more to the collection here, we'd be so happy!
Beautiful. Our university choir sand a different melody, equally beautiful. Thank you for sharing your exquisite music with the world.
I love these sing-along choral videos. They are great for practicing sight-reading, and for imagining that I am still in a choir. :) Thanks!
I feel the same way 🥺🖤
Beautiful music! Calms the soul and transmits inner peace! Beautiful voices
Three cheers for the counter tenors!!
What fun to sing along! Thank you, thank you for giving me a choral experience when I've been missing is to so much for sooo long!! An unexpected and wonderful gift!
Our university choir sang this 60 years ago. I hadn’t heard it since. It’s beautiful, thank you.
This is a traditional Catholic prayer which affirms the sacrificial nature of the Mass and the Catholic belief in the True Presence of Christ in the Eucharist. Here is my translation from Latin to English:
“Hail, True Body born of the Virgin Mary
Which truly suffered and was immolated on the cross for man
From whose pierced side gushed water and blood,
be a foretaste [of heaven] for us at the trial of death.”
Thanks so much, Dylan.
Thank you so very much. First heard this piece as a youngster when my parish church choir sung it at the start of communion one Sunday morning, and have loved it since.
I did this piece with my late choral director. It's still one of my favorite songs to date. I miss him greatly...
Thank you for this unexpected gift of singing along with you. I have been singing in a female choir for 30 years and this last one has been a very hard one. After almost one year of absence we have start again our rehearsals. What a breath for spirit!
It would be a dream to perform in-person with The King's Singers one day. They have the best blend and such sensitive respect to the musicality of every piece performed. That tradition and method have led to a consistent sound over the decades. Finally, their repertoire is so extensive, from modern pop to German, English, French or Italian, that it's difficult to choose a favorite genre.
Sublime doesn’t start to describe it. One of my favourite Byrds!
One of my favourite classical pieces! Brings back lovely memories of university choir. Thanks for this.
What a privilege it is to sing along with you gentlemen. Thank you!
Enjoyed singing with you gentlemen!
stunningly beautiful, especially for Memorial Day here in the U.S.
whoa that takes me back. I was part of a choir...20 years ago?...that sang this. I still remember most of it
love seeing those expressive faces helping
bring new appreciation of the music
Magnifique de vous voir travailler et chanter ensemble sur le même plan. Et nous permettre de lire la partition avec vous est un exercice excellent. Encore bravo à votre formation et continuer de nous émerveiller ainsi. Bien à vous tous
I haven’t sung this since I was 16! I’m a Gran now. Music stays in the memory.
Singing along with you guys feels just incredible!! Thank you
Just sang along with the bass part about six times in a row. I really needed this right now-thank you!
What a wonderful way to start BH Monday - or any day in fact. I even managed to keep up! Will keep practising...Love, love, love these and it is an honour to be part of it. Thank you.
My God! What a beautiful and solemn version. It's almost make my burst in tears. An absolute masperpiece, and an incredible grupe of Maistersingers, as its says in German. Thanks!!!!!
so do I ...
I have to keep coming back and singing this with you. When I retired I had hoped to pick up my music again and one thing I hoped to find a choir somewhere and join them. Sadly, because of pain meds and some medical conditions, I suffer from a dry mouth and that affects my vocal chords. So I haven’t had the courage to contact any choirs as I don’t feel confident in being able to actually place any notes. This music isn’t too high so it sits comfortably in my register and I am building up my confidence singing it. It’s lovely to be supported by your fantastic voices. Thank you ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Lesley: Don't give up, keep going and you will get back your confidence. It will do your heart and your soul so much good. I am going through a bit of the same thing but it will be playing bass and singing in public after many years. Not quite on your level but boy am I nervous.
My love for classical music right through pop and rock has always been where I am in my interests. William Byrd or the California Byrds gives me joy. There is actually a lot of Baroque in songs by the Byrds both in chord and vocal structure. (The World Turns All Around Her an example)
Take care and good luck . You can do it !!!
P.S.:
I am a retired R.N. who for six years was Aaron Copland's nurse in his home. He was a lot of fun and a sweet person! Great memories !
I have a similar problem with dry mouth too!
@@JOHNWLOUCKSthank you for your lovely reply and I wish you well (I was going to say good luck but I don’t think you need luck ❤) in your return to performing in public
I always, from my early teens, have found it amusing when people tell me they hate any form of classical music and then enlighten them that the pop song they like so much is built around a piece of Bach, Pachelbel, Clementi, Chopin etc etc
I am amazed that you were Aaron Copland‘s nurse. That must have been a very special time.
I hope your performing goes well. Lots of love and good wishes from a fellow music lover xxx
just join a local sacred harp group. No one cares how beautiful you sing. you just sing loud and joyfully and everyone leaves content.
Have sung this for years with a mixed group of 8 or 9 voices - until COVID 19 - & so glad to remember my part while singing along. Well done!
Another superb classic sung as only the King's Singers can give voice to such a beautiful hymn in honor of the Eucharist
One of my favorites I sang in college choir. Absolutely stunning.
C'est vraiment magnifique et me rappelle de beaux souvenirs de choriste. Votre ensemble est vraiment très sympathique. Merci pour le partage !
Can’t wait to go and see you guys live again.
Thank you so much. I've admired you for years - to have the music and be able to sing along is such a privilege.
So beautifully sung ! And I so loved singing along to the Tenor parts just follow Chris..breathe when he breathes, enter and leave 🙂 when he does..this is so cool like a dream come true ! I've been listening to Kings Singers ever since I first got a Kings CD from HMV on a trip to UK some 20 yrs ago 🙂
So beautiful! Such a privilege to sing along with you.
I always enjoy these. Great for vocal placement practice and ear training on first go through. Love to sing through on every line!
Enjoyed singing along with you.
One of my favourites to both sing, conduct and listen to. I love the format for your videos, and kudos for bringing it together so professionally. A joy to sing with.
Thank you!😊🌷
Lovely performance. Congratulations.
Love it!!! & Thanks for including the score :)
Looking forward to singing along with Mozart's Ave Verum
You guys knocked it out of the park AGAIN...wow you guys never cease to surprise me with your musical mastery of everything you present. You really do OWN what you sing and its very much a joy to have access to the results of your hard work. I know this level of blend and cohesiveness does not come easily or without many hours of practice. Please dont ever stop singing.
Thank you on this awesome feast of Corpus Christi. Much appreciated.
Gorgeous rendition from one of my all time favorite a capella groups ❤ 💖 💕 THANK you!
Looking forward to more of these!
Especially on the more antiquated pieces, I always lack the score to sing along with when listening normally...
Beautiful performed!
And then:
So nice that I can join you in the singing. I sing along with the 3th person from the left.
Thank you very much for your interest in opera singer 🙏🙏🙏🙏
3th
Gorgeous! Priscilla
I really enjoyed that. Took me back to my college days xx
Thanks a lot for this wonderful performance. So glad with it!
This was pure joy. ❤️
Really love this! Enjoy singing along too. Hope you create more sing along like this. Music heals.
Great concept. Thank you so much
Cheers, and thank you!
I thought, wow, that's easy for me to sing in the tenor (barytone) line! But it's in fact a tone lower! 😅 very nice, I love William Byrd. 👍🏻
Beautiful performance. I like the interactive approach! I'll probably try to record one-man-choir based on this video. Thank you!
Siete bravissimi. Che belle voci! Un incanto.
I love seeing these score videos!! Great job y’all!
Himmlisch schön!
I'm not a singer but can read music. this was fun.
You are a singer now!
Excellent again.
Remember singing this in a tiny (read: unpopular) choir at school in the 90s. Lovely to sing again, thank you.
Thank you for your generous work. Amateurs like me (us) kindly reward It.
Wonderful. There can be a time in your life when you are at your peak - this was one of what we sung when I was a university with the university chamber choir in the Eisteddfod in Wales. We did not win but were pretty good and also toured Spain. Music etches into the soul and never leaves us however old we grow. This is transposed, isn't it or sung a pitch of the time.
thank you very much. it's so nice to hear and to be able to sing along :)
sing along with the Kings Singers. this is such a ***great*** idea..........!!!! I am such a massive Kings Singers fan, if it had been on the internet 50 years ago during my peak a cappella love affair, I would have been singing on the computer 12 hours a day! I would have gotten more out of this than 75% of my required courses at Ithaca College School of Music.
AMAZING!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH! Specially the both countertenors, thanks. 🎵
Fabulous. I will be listening and following all the parts as time permits. Thank you so very much
Better impossible!!!! Fantástic!!! Greetings from Argentina.
So great ! Fantastic idea. I enjoyed singing along (soprano)
very good!
Sublime!
I love this piece
Fun sightread.
Great!
This is so beautiful!!!
I love the bass🥰
Byrd simply transcended writing that Miserere Mei part.
Big facts. Different level writing
Brings me to tears of joy every time I hear it
The power of false relations!
BRAVI! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
This takes me back to first year of uni when we sung this for ensemble exam! The false relations always remind you if you're in tune :)
Beautiful!!
wonderfull!
very nice
素晴らしい‼️３０年來のファンです。遠い日本から応援しています❗️
Byrd was an amazing composer - doubly amazing considering her was a Catholic in a non-Catholic country.
This is a gorgeous performance.
Thank you.
My favourite!
Great performance and great for singing along. I even sang along with the other voices apart from the Tenor to get to know those as well :D
what a sound 👏👏👏🥰
LOVE this song!!!!! :)))))
Great work
Amen, Amen. ❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Great performance 💪💪💪🌹🌹
Wonderfull!
my fav
Amazing, is veri veri beaut
Wonderful !
Sublime
Heavenly
Why is it in the wrong key? Am I the only one with perfect pitch trying to transpose every note?
And why only four parts?
I so love you all, and appreciate your beautiful sound. Stunning as always!
I suspect they have transposed it down to accomodate for the range of the countertenors. Just a hunch though.
But it’s too low to be that...besides the counter tenors can sing up to a top G and this is an octave lower in general. Nice idea though...
@@joywatson6915 From what I see on TH-cam, it seems that several of their videos are usually 1/2 - 1 step below the written scores. I've been trying to figure out why for a while now.
@@ford4wd827 I know this is the Renaissance but in the Baroque period instruments were often tuned at 415hz rather than A=440. Perhaps it was the same in the Renaissance and thus they are trying to recreate historical pitch?
I suspect it is to enable a baritone to sing the (lower) tenor part. When sung with this disposition of voices it is quite common to take the pitch down by up to a tone relative to the SATB pitch.
Bravissimi!!!!!
Great. Thanks
That ending cadence sounds soo nice
Sheer bliss!