What an outstanding performance! I got goosebumps all over! Red T is right: Nerd-Brain's and Music Brain's excitement at the same time. Even better than that star-Wars-Flashmob in Cologne, which was my all-time-number-one-Nerd-Music-goosebump-favourite! :) Thank you so much for your fabulous work!
The laughter was from instant recognition of that famous theme song...not because her singing it was a "joke." I smiled along with the audience. She did a fabulous job bringing that little soprano solo to life, again.
Absolutely. It's a fine performance of an excellent piece of music. I was bit surprised that so much of the audience didn't seem to recognize it until she started singing - the orchestra seemed to be playing it from the start pretty much the way it was written.
Spot the Trekkies in the audience who go it from the first four notes (while the rest of them got it when she started to sing - bravo to her for her performance too!)
I'm a Trekkie for 45 years... Thanks so much for sharing this with us. Spock, Bones, Scotty and Gene would smile now while watching this. And look at her Vulcan greeting at 2:44. :)
Thx:: I did not notice the Vulcan "Live Long & Prosper" gesture upon initial casual viewings -- was too focused on her face mouth! ♡♡ What a playful gem!
Contrabass (double bass) "tapping my bow on my music stand" in agreement. Both Star Trek, and orchestral music, are about what we can all accomplish together.
Okay...I´m NOT trekkie...but a chill runs down all my back, and some tears comes from my eyes when I hear this performance... Repeat, I´m not a trekkie, but now I feel the need to build an enterprise´s diorama...or adopt a tribble...
She's the real deal! OMG! This takes me back to my childhood and watching every episode. What an angelic ethereal voice. What a gift! My day is now complete. :)
I remember that Star Trek was uniquely different than almost any other television theme of the day. And she even gave the Vulcan salute at the end which is actually reminiscent of an ancient Hebrew han't symbol the symbolizes the Split Rock which gave the Hebrews water after they made their escape from Egypt.
@@44hawk28 Beyond reminiscent - straight up adapted. Leonard Nimoy told of seeing the rabbi making the gesture over the congregation at synagogue and using it for the Vulcan "Live long and prosper" salute.
@@knottreel yeah those were a little scarce at the time. I remember watching the pilot and the first episode and then every episode thereafter. I believe that first episode was September 1966
This is thrilling for me. I watched the very first original episode of Star Trek aired in 1966 and fell in love with Star Trek, and have been a Trekki ever since. This is the first time I have heard someone do that original theme song on stage. What a beautiful rendition of the original piece. Wow. My heart runneth over.........
Can't deny it's a legitimately decent warm-up song. Goes through a nice range of notes, up and down the scale. Definitely more fun to sing than standard scales.
No parody! She just preformed one of the most iconic Sci-fi television music pieces in history; and did it Beautifully I think. She made the geek in me happy! 🖖🤓💖🎶
50 odd years after a low budget syfi TV series was dropped, this wonderful tear bringing performance reminds us how deaply Star Trek is engrained in the hearts of the people of this planet, the smart ones with taste and obviously not the TV programing directors. Star Trek still Living Long and Prospering!
My God, it instantly transported me to my teens in front of my black and white TV!!! One of the versions of the series' opening theme. To this day I am a fan of the classic crew of the old USS Enterprise.
Rainer Hersch: " Ok so , let's play an easy piece for our warmup . I think Star Trek would be great. That will be so much fun hehe! French Horn Player: " Shut the f*ck up.... " ;D
i'm a 58 year old man. my grandmother used to watch the original star trek series, and got me on a lifelong journey with them - as i'm sure many others are as well. it's a timeless franchise. she also had lava lamps, lol!
@@Quillons1 Yannow, back in the '60s, some tv shows had what would now bw called two parters or extended episode that were released theatrically and alot of the adventure shows, like Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea had actual theme songs(thanks Frankie), even the Andersens in British Supermarionation had vocals, think "AquaMarina" and "Fireball X-15", so when Star Trek TMP was coming, I thought, well,maybe Nichelle Nichols could sing the theme SONG as she sang on the show("Beyond Antares"). Y not?
@@0623kaboom Yup in an interview with Nimoy he said he saw when he peekd during a service when he was a kid and spent weeks practising to do it. when they asked for a hand sign when teh vulcans meet he went "Well hows this?"
It's amazing how just the first few notes brought out immediate positive feelings of hope and pride in humanity and the future. No more news for me today.
That was amazing. Speaking as someone with Grade VIII Conservatory vocal music training, the Star Trek theme is actually a *great* warmup piece. But fantastic. LLAP!!!
notice she set it up a few bars early ... like the original series when spoke was doing his best to kill kirk ... the high priestess had to do that as well ...
Instantly recognisable, if I was a Soprano I'd sing this as a warm up, as a previous comment said, it is good for pitching and stretching the range, opening up and using upper and lower registers. I do use this as a warm up in my own range before shows, it usually gets the rest of the cast joining in , great stuff☺
Standing ovation for the "warm up". Can only imagine how amazing and special the rest of the show was. Thanks for sharing this and inspiring people to love and appreciate the arts and to keep yearning to explore the stars.
No it definitely wasn’t the correct theme. Sung well enough but this arrangement deviates from the original. If you compare them you’ll hear the difference. What I want to hear is the lyrics that Roddenberry wrote for it so he could get some of the royalties!
@@Studio-62 I have read those lyrics. It is better, I think, that they be quietly forgotten. Gene Roddenberry had may excellent qualities, but 'lyricist' was not among them.
If you watch the movie ”for the love of Spock” you’ll see that this handsign is something Leonard Nimoy picked up at a jewish religious ceremony as a young boy.
This was delightful! I wish I could have shown it to my mother, who was a huge Star Trek fan all her life. We used to watch reruns of the original series together. This video was posted the day before what would have been her 80th birthday.
that is one way to look at it ... I prefer to think he was there and enjoyed it very much ... it was done professionaly and done with heart ... the fact that it was done for the joy of it ... and done as if it was a $1000 buck a ticket opera ...
Gene Roddenberry wasn't "good". The original theme music was written by Alexander Courage and Roddenberry wrote lyrics to the theme which were never used in the television series. However, due to Roddenberry's "contribution", he got a 50% cut of the royalties until his death, cheating Courage out of quite a bit of money.
@@dcse55 No, but it'll make it last longer on you tube than using what the true title should be. I'm not advocating it.....I'm just acknowledging my understanding of the "why" when a previous commentator speculated one reason for erroneously/fraudulently calling this a parody.
Music. The final frontier. These are the voyages of the music ship Soprano It's continuing mission to seek out strange new tunes To seek out new notes and new compositions To boldly go where no voice has gone before Very nice performance, I must say. Thank you for giving us this performance. Live long and prosper!
At my wedding about eight years ago, for the recessional we had two pieces of music. Doctor Who theme for me and Star Trek theme for my wife. My sister played a piano arrangement while two of my nieces sang... Dang I wish I had a recording. It was escellent.
What an outstanding performance! I got goosebumps all over!
Red T is right: Nerd-Brain's and Music Brain's excitement at the same time. Even better than that star-Wars-Flashmob in Cologne, which was my all-time-number-one-Nerd-Music-goosebump-favourite! :)
Thank you so much for your fabulous work!
where can I find this??
I'd never heard of this, so I did a TH-cam search for 'Star Wars flash mob Cologne.' It's great, you'll love it!
I got goosebumps too
Yay!
me too
I love that the orchestra plays the first three notes and you immediately hear about 5% of the audience understand exactly what's going to happen.
hahahah Trekers inside....
The excitement was FELT!!!!!
Its just one of those pieces.
As soon as the bassist touched bow to string, more like :o)
@@younglaster velour
She's givin' it all she's got, Captain!
LMAO - RIP Scottie
OMG that reminds me of In Living Color 🤭
@@veganath Captain she's about to blow. !!
She canna take anymore!
She can not change the laws of physics!
The laughter was from instant recognition of that famous theme song...not because her singing it was a "joke." I smiled along with the audience. She did a fabulous job bringing that little soprano solo to life, again.
That's an homage, not a parody. Live long, and prosper.
Craig Hartel 🖖
"we call it an homage"
🖖
🖖🏾
People put the stupidest titles to videos - I guess that is the origin and continuation of clickbait
That's NOT a parody, that's a bloody brilliant interpretation. A Parody makes fun of something.
Exactly ^^
Well said bud
Exactly. It was a BRILLIANT interpretation of such a classic tv show's theme song!
Absolutely. It's a fine performance of an excellent piece of music. I was bit surprised that so much of the audience didn't seem to recognize it until she started singing - the orchestra seemed to be playing it from the start pretty much the way it was written.
Agreed
Holy Moly! As a Star Trek fan that performance by Spanish Soprano Laura Ruhí Vidal was beyond Antares. Bravo!
Spot the Trekkies in the audience who go it from the first four notes (while the rest of them got it when she started to sing - bravo to her for her performance too!)
Yeah, it's fun to see the penny drop.
The musically advanced Trekkies got that even on the first note (despite needing four of them). The instruments being used are just too suspicious.
I wouldn’t call myself a trekkie, but those four notes at the beginning are unmistakable
@@johno3326 : Check the beginning of "The Wizard of Speed and Time."
"Bravo" is for male performers. Use "brava" for females :D
I've heard those 4 chimes and 3 horn notes literally thousands of times. This version put a tear in my eye and a lump in my throat.
I felt the same way, which made the laughter all the more annoying!
Same
I get chills before the 4 chimes finish every time!
You forgot the goosebumps and shivers down your spine...
@@ElizabethT45 Mine is more like a tingling up my spine. But this one was really special.
I'm a Trekkie for 45 years... Thanks so much for sharing this with us. Spock, Bones, Scotty and Gene would smile now while watching this. And look at her Vulcan greeting at 2:44. :)
Thx:: I did not notice the Vulcan "Live Long & Prosper" gesture upon initial casual viewings -- was too focused on her face mouth! ♡♡ What a playful gem!
Tears in my eyes as a Trekkie and a classical vocalist. Love this.
musician here and guilty as charged cried me a river. i Like, OLE'!
Me too
same
Contrabass (double bass) "tapping my bow on my music stand" in agreement. Both Star Trek, and orchestral music, are about what we can all accomplish together.
Okay...I´m NOT trekkie...but a chill runs down all my back, and some tears comes from my eyes when I hear this performance...
Repeat, I´m not a trekkie, but now I feel the need to build an enterprise´s diorama...or adopt a tribble...
It would be illogical not to like this.
jIQochbe' (Klingon)
True, that!
Agreed Adameral !
I loved her handgesture at the end!
@@jimmyrun4eva885 LOL!
She's the real deal! OMG! This takes me back to my childhood and watching every episode. What an angelic ethereal voice. What a gift! My day is now complete. :)
All stand for the Trekkie national anthem.
Assalutely.
@@RainerHerschTH-cam \/_
(getting up from the console chair)
May you live long and prosper.
Still standing.
I love how she did the Vulcan Salute at the end. I see some people here also noticed that. 🖖
A real Star Trek fan wouldn't miss it.
I saw that immediately. I’m still unable to make that hand gesture.
@@Marchant2
Use tape...
Yes loved it.
@@Marchant2 I am able to make that hand gesture left-handed. I am actually right-handed.
When they said Star Trek and classical soprano I knew it had to be from the old series. And yes, she did a brilliant job! Encore!
Wow she nailed it. This song is so emblematic of not just Star Trek, but the entire television era of that time.
Yes!!
I remember that Star Trek was uniquely different than almost any other television theme of the day.
And she even gave the Vulcan salute at the end which is actually reminiscent of an ancient Hebrew han't symbol the symbolizes the Split Rock which gave the Hebrews water after they made their escape from Egypt.
@@44hawk28 Beyond reminiscent - straight up adapted. Leonard Nimoy told of seeing the rabbi making the gesture over the congregation at synagogue and using it for the Vulcan "Live long and prosper" salute.
I remember the series because it brought back memories of visiting a friend who had the only color TV set on the block.
@@knottreel yeah those were a little scarce at the time. I remember watching the pilot and the first episode and then every episode thereafter. I believe that first episode was September 1966
She may not speak English, but we *ALL* understood her perfectly. No need for a universal translator for that iconic opening.
she speaks english.
@@riskinhos Yes. But she sings Star Trek!
Haha it's all part of the act, all opera singers speak 3 languages minimum lol
...nor the vulcan hand sign at the end !
Well duh^^ she speaks music, that is a universal language.
This is thrilling for me. I watched the very first original episode of Star Trek aired in 1966 and fell in love with Star Trek, and have been a Trekki ever since. This is the first time I have heard someone do that original theme song on stage. What a beautiful rendition of the original piece. Wow. My heart runneth over.........
The sheet music must have had a lot of Tribble clefs.
Ouch! What did you hope to grain by that?
That's the trouble with tribbles.
you make me miss my dad!
OOOH. I blame Arne Darvin.
HAHA! HAHA ahhh crap I'm old enough to get that...
Can't deny it's a legitimately decent warm-up song. Goes through a nice range of notes, up and down the scale. Definitely more fun to sing than standard scales.
Yeah, could catch on.
That made it all the funnier to me.
You make an excellent point there.
Too bad she skipped to an octave jump at the end instead of the last run up.
Watched this many times and only now saw the "Live long and prosper" salute - wonderful!
yes
Dammit, Jim. I'm a soprano, not a doctor.
Hahahahahahahaha - that was CLASSIC
LMAO. Perfect!
Right on!!!!!
🤣🖖🏻
I love your comment :D
The Vulcan salute at the end was such a nice touch!
My thoughts exactly.
It gave me goosebumps! I loved it!!
No parody! She just preformed one of the most iconic Sci-fi television music pieces in history; and did it Beautifully I think.
She made the geek in me happy!
🖖🤓💖🎶
I play the French horn, and I the day I duet this piece with an opera singer, I can officially die happy.
I hear death is not a bad thing.
Old (former) horn player nodding agreement.
@@jthepickle7 Not if you've played French horn in duet this piece with an opera singer. Otherwise, though YMMV.
She boldly went where no one has gone before.
She boldly sang what no soprano has sung before.
She went where no MAN has gone before. It was TNG that altered the phase to "no one".
I did not see this coming......That was absolutely "stellar" !
Honestly, you never think about how complicated that piece of music is until you see it in action.
Or until you hear the drummer from this performance... ugh.
Awesome horn playing!
As music, it is a very serious piece written for Loulie Jean Norman.
There's all sorts of layers in the rhythm in that piece.
Damn it Jim! I am a doctor, not a musician!
Haha!
Love it!. The original Star Trek music is known everywhere .
I'm dead Jim.
Which is better?
Damn it Jim! I'm a physician, not a musician.
Or...
Damn it Jim! I'm A doctor, not an opera singer.
@@thebammer5166 Second. More exact joke.
50 odd years after a low budget syfi TV series was dropped, this wonderful tear bringing performance reminds us how deaply Star Trek is engrained in the hearts of the people of this planet, the smart ones with taste and obviously not the TV programing directors. Star Trek still Living Long and Prospering!
I was expecting William Shatner come on stage and say: "Space....the final frontier.....These are the Voyages of the Starship Enterprise...."
Todd A. He hates Star Trek events. More like he would do his ridiculous “Rocket Man” soliloquy! 😹
You mean, "...these....are....the voyages of.....the Starship Enterprise...".
Patrick Stewart would have been much more at home with this being a more cultured kind of person.
@@stub2022 You REALLY mean "Captain Kirk... is climbing the mountain... Why.. is he climbing the mountain?"
"make it so" :3
2:42 The "Live long and prosper" hand sign at the end was the the cherry on top. Well done! :)
I still get goose pickles from her voice and all the adventures to be encountered when exploring outer space begins!
I hope I remember this and say goose pickles instead of goose pimples/bumps from now on!
I found myself applauding, this must have been a magical moment for any Trek fans in the audience.
Especially those who like gratuitous intrusions by bored piano players ;-p
No, you didn't.
@@Bryce3189 ????
Me too...
I broke out in tears the moment she opened her mouth to sing....
I did not search for this, but I’m glad I watched it.
My God, it instantly transported me to my teens in front of my black and white TV!!! One of the versions of the series' opening theme. To this day I am a fan of the classic crew of the old USS Enterprise.
Transported ;)
Rainer Hersch: " Ok so , let's play an easy piece for our warmup . I think Star Trek would be great. That will be so much fun hehe!
French Horn Player: " Shut the f*ck up.... "
;D
Is that what I heard off key?
I don't get it. Tutor?
Marvelous. That warmed every Trekkies heart
I got chills and am smiling ear to ear!
Perfect!
Still one of the best theme songs of television history.
I can't remember did nichell Nicole sing the tos theme???
@@josephcontreras8930 I am not certain, but I think so. Nichelle certainly sang in the show.
i'm a 58 year old man. my grandmother used to watch the original star trek series, and got me on a lifelong journey with them - as i'm sure many others are as well. it's a timeless franchise. she also had lava lamps, lol!
Tengo 56 años. Pero me enamoré de star trek desde los 6. En 1966
You had a cool Grandma😎
Some where Gene Roddenberry is smiling.
Of all the comments, this one made me smile the biggest :-) Thanks for that :-)
@@Quillons1 Yannow, back in the '60s, some tv shows had what would now bw called two parters or extended episode that were released theatrically and alot of the adventure shows, like Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea had actual theme songs(thanks Frankie), even the Andersens in British Supermarionation had vocals, think "AquaMarina" and "Fireball X-15", so when Star Trek TMP was coming, I thought, well,maybe Nichelle Nichols could sing the theme SONG as she sang on the show("Beyond Antares"). Y not?
I don't know why, but this performance has me in tears. So beautiful.
She even gave the Vulcan sign at the end! Live long and prosper!
actually it's a jewish sign of blessing given to a congregation during jewish religious ceremonies ... as this is also where nimoy got it from too
KerPlah! 😆
@@0623kaboom Yup in an interview with Nimoy he said he saw when he peekd during a service when he was a kid and spent weeks practising to do it. when they asked for a hand sign when teh vulcans meet he went "Well hows this?"
Beautiful voice, Beautiful woman making Beautiful music and keeping Star Trek alive and well. Thanks you Laura.
This actually brought tears to my eyes. I love it when people are nerdy
When you heard it a thousand times and never thought, about that there is singing someone.
@jeff lockaby HAHA! was about to recommend that one too! great stuff
I thought the used the theremin.
It was not sung originally...that part was played on a theremin.
@@UniversalStandard Incorrect. Was sung by studio Soprano Loulie Jean Norman and later replaced by Soprano Elin Carlson in 2006.
What did you think it was, a theremin? This isn't Good Vibrations were talking about.
It's amazing how just the first few notes brought out immediate positive feelings of hope and pride in humanity and the future. No more news for me today.
That was amazing. Speaking as someone with Grade VIII Conservatory vocal music training, the Star Trek theme is actually a *great* warmup piece. But fantastic. LLAP!!!
I love the “Live Long & Prosper” at the end.
notice she set it up a few bars early ... like the original series when spoke was doing his best to kill kirk ... the high priestess had to do that as well ...
Instantly recognisable, if I was a Soprano I'd sing this as a warm up, as a previous comment said, it is good for pitching and stretching the range, opening up and using upper and lower registers.
I do use this as a warm up in my own range before shows, it usually gets the rest of the cast joining in , great stuff☺
That was absolutely amazing!!! The best rendition of the original I've heard....not to mention she is stunning!!! 🖖
Standing ovation for the "warm up". Can only imagine how amazing and special the rest of the show was. Thanks for sharing this and inspiring people to love and appreciate the arts and to keep yearning to explore the stars.
That is not a parody. That is the original series theme, sung correctly.
Well, I thought Star Trek itself never sounded so good!
No it definitely wasn’t the correct theme. Sung well enough but this arrangement deviates from the original. If you compare them you’ll hear the difference. What I want to hear is the lyrics that Roddenberry wrote for it so he could get some of the royalties!
@@Studio-62 I have read those lyrics. It is better, I think, that they be quietly forgotten. Gene Roddenberry had may excellent qualities, but 'lyricist' was not among them.
Orginal had ZERO VOCALS it was THEREMIN.....
--->on.
On the days/nights it hurts too much to even move, this clip takes me to a super happy place! Thank you sooooo much!!!
How fun! The one Trekie that stood out at about the 2nd beat knows his music.
So did I. I cheated because of a Spoiler on the Thumbnail.
I named that tune in 3 and got goose bumps. WOW what a voice. Thank you.
We'll pass that on.
Thanks. We'll pass that on.
LOVE the LIVE LONG AND PROSPER sign at the end!!!
That was beautiful ... brought tears to my eyes.
The conductor, the soprano and the orchestra themselves....yeah, they can all LIVE LONG AND PROSPER!! 😍🖖
I got chills and they were multiplying.
was watching this, my 3 yr old son says
"i want to see"
i show him.
as she hits the loud notes, he scrunches his face and goes..
"what?"
😂😂
Aww, that's adorable!
I love hearing the audience’s reaction as it dawns on them what’s happening
What a stunning performance, I truly love her voice!!😘🎼❣❤
She even did the Vulcan hand thing at the end.
Live long and prosper
If you watch the movie ”for the love of Spock” you’ll see that this handsign is something Leonard Nimoy picked up at a jewish religious ceremony as a young boy.
@@cgeyye9916 Thatr's how the priests (Cohanim) hold their hands during the priestly blessing. It goes back several millenia.
No lo ví
I though I was the only had notice about the fingers... lol
Please continue with your uploads, the day becomes better with Rainer Hersch orchestra videos.
Hey wow. Thanks.
As Scotty would have said: "Brought a tear to me eye".
And let's remember Alexander Courage, who wrote the piece.
I think Mr. Courage would approve and smile a bit.
"She can't hold together much longer Captain". A flood of memories rush to me and I'm young again.😷
wow! what a voice! and I applaud the singer also, such range! sent me into space! thank you.
This was delightful! I wish I could have shown it to my mother, who was a huge Star Trek fan all her life. We used to watch reruns of the original series together. This video was posted the day before what would have been her 80th birthday.
Awesome! I always see the Original Enterprise whooshing by in my head when I hear this song.
I keep this in my saved files so I can listen to it over and over again...love it!
even more impressive upon seeing the Vulcan sign " Live long and prosper!"
Yes, yes, Star Trek, great voice, etc, but can we just talk about how adorable she is?
You misspelled beautiful
She could only be hotter by being green...
Pretty damn adorable.
She does seem adorably sweet.
"but can we just talk about how adorable she is?" ................. Just like a Tribble in fact
OUTSTANDING!!!! Classical is so much fun! Thanks for sharing!!!
Too bad that the good Gene Roddenberry didn't hear this anymore, he would have been delighted. An outstanding performance. Wonderfull
that is one way to look at it ... I prefer to think he was there and enjoyed it very much ... it was done professionaly and done with heart ... the fact that it was done for the joy of it ... and done as if it was a $1000 buck a ticket opera ...
Gene Roddenberry wasn't "good". The original theme music was written by Alexander Courage and Roddenberry wrote lyrics to the theme which were never used in the television series. However, due to Roddenberry's "contribution", he got a 50% cut of the royalties until his death, cheating Courage out of quite a bit of money.
@@0623kaboom I don't care, as far as i am concerned Star Trek, the whole of it was from Gene and he deserved everythihng.
He would have been delighted because he could have charged her royalties for the lyrics no one knows.
@NuvYou he did star trek, nothing else is needed
I have no idea why this is described as a 'parody of the Star Trek theme. It seems like a faithful rendition of it. What am I missing?
Nothing.....absolutely nothing. It was good but not a parody.
parody is protected speech and can't be copystruck.
@@ChrisjayH1 makes sense. I could see a you tuber using "Parody" to prevent that
@@TisOnlyAScratch Except this isn't a parody, and calling it that doesn't make it so, That claim would not stand up in a court.
@@dcse55 No, but it'll make it last longer on you tube than using what the true title should be. I'm not advocating it.....I'm just acknowledging my understanding of the "why" when a previous commentator speculated one reason for erroneously/fraudulently calling this a parody.
They were laughing when the music started but they sure weren't laughing when it ended! Brilliant performance!
Fantastic! I had not only goosebumps but also tears in my eyes. I'm going to watch it again!
Ahhh brought tears to this old trekie heart. Give her a kiss and as rose.
This is gold. Brilliant. Thank you!
Man this legit got a tear in my eyes the memories.
Great, now I am madly in love with Laura Ruhi Vidal. That was simply amazing by all involved.
Bravo! Its stunning how professionals can just launch into a perfect rendition. First time, every time.
Just too bad about the French Horn blip at 2:30
That was a great tribute to a show way ahead of it's time! Live long and prosper! Best show ever!
OMG PERFECT MADE MY EYES WATER WITH A BIG SMILE.
Simply brilliant! Thank you!
I TRY to do this every time I watch StarTrek 😁 I sound more like a squashed tribble.
If you MUST have tribbles, may all your tribbles be little ones.
🤣
Me too
A jab of Khan's blood to revive ya, each time, heh 😼... 😂
Woah that last note made my toenails tingle. Bravo.
Great. Thanks for watching.
Absolutely outstanding brought tears to my eyes I love star trek
She shattered my drinking glass and now I have Saurian Brandy all over the place.
No you don't. You have synthehol. Picard gave the last bottle to Scotty after Quark resupplied the enterprise at DS9, just before Sisko took command.
Shattnerred*
I spat out my Romulan Ale!😂😂😂😂
“That stuff’ll kill you” -Bones McCoy
Where are my prune juice warriors?
It's a shame I can only give that one thumbs up!
Definitely an homage, superb!
That’s one heck of a warm-up!
Music. The final frontier.
These are the voyages of the music ship Soprano
It's continuing mission to seek out strange new tunes
To seek out new notes and new compositions
To boldly go where no voice has gone before
Very nice performance, I must say. Thank you for giving us this performance. Live long and prosper!
At my wedding about eight years ago, for the recessional we had two pieces of music. Doctor Who theme for me and Star Trek theme for my wife. My sister played a piano arrangement while two of my nieces sang... Dang I wish I had a recording. It was escellent.
As a Trekkie, I totally approve.
Lovely! I’ve got goose bumps hearing her sing this. At the end her Vulcan salute🖖🏾 was a nice touch. :-)
Wow stunning! Bravo! I could listen to this over and over!! Great performance.