This performance is awesome, from the voices of the boys, the orchestra, organist and the conductor the beautiful, powerful, richly blended sounds and music are awesome! Excellent job to all participants!😊
@@youtubefan754 The music theory behind unchanged boys' voices is very fascinating, for those of us that have analytical minds. Boys tend to have a clearer, brighter vocal tone than girls/women, which is part of what makes boy choirs ideal for specific choral works. Extra bonus is the discipline and musical knowledge learned by the choristers.
@thatpianoman925 Thanks for your rapid response. I actually wasn't deliberately trying to be analytical, as you indirectly implied in your response. That was told to me years ago, because when I was young, I couldn't help being curious about why boys' choirs were a thing. And I almost added to my above comment earlier, that I think the British boys choirs sound the most high, clear as a bell, but I didn't want to offend anybody.
@@youtubefan754 not offensive at all. Sound quality comes down to training and selective leadership, tbh. The "high church" (Anglican, Catholic, Episcopal, United Methodist) tends to put more effort into their choral programs, as they depend more on their liturgical traditions. English boy choirs, specifically, undergo extensive training before they sing with the performance group. The Atlanta Boy Choir doesn't have the same polished sound of the King's College Choir, simply because the ABC's rehearsal schedule and training intensity are much less rigorous. Some UK choirs require the boys to actually board with their choir, which is unheard of in the USA.
@jazzmusicfan Correct. Mr. White was the Artistic Director of the Atlanta Boy Choir for almost 9 years.... But depending on who you talk to, he was fired by the board for budget mismanagement. Either way, when he left the ABC, the choir was a quarter-million dollars in debt and had no assets aside from the choir house near the corner of Ponce De Leon and Moreland Avenue. In the end, the choir was forced to sell the property to pay off the debt.
Beautiful. Merry Christmas
Born to raise the sons of earth, Born to give us second birth! Hallelujah! Thanks. ❤🎉❤🎉❤
The conductor enjoys singing as much as conducting, beautiful performance.
This performance is awesome, from the voices of the boys, the orchestra, organist and the conductor the beautiful, powerful, richly blended sounds and music are awesome! Excellent job to all participants!😊
Great performance
MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!
❤amazing performance. Gloryto God
Beautiful song 🎵 ❤️ lord Jesus christ born 🙏
WONDERFUL SOUND OF CELEBRATION FROM YOUNG CHILDREN BLESSINGS TO ALL AND PEACE TO THE WORLD AMEN
Very heart touching song
This choral rendition brings you into the mood of Christmas more than the different individual compositions.
I love Bing Crosby's version of this, he had such a great voice.
Amazing Grace, amazing Love, Amazing God
GLORY TO ..... OUR.... New Born KING!!!!! OUR... PLEASE HUMBLY FOCUS MYSTERIOUSLY MIRACULOUSLY TRUTHFULLY SINCERELY..... Not THE ANY MORE
Beautiful ❤My favorite
This is my favorite arrangement, too!
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I think I get it now, why they have boys choirs, is because they are getting the boys higher pitched voices before their voices change at adolescence.
@@youtubefan754 The music theory behind unchanged boys' voices is very fascinating, for those of us that have analytical minds. Boys tend to have a clearer, brighter vocal tone than girls/women, which is part of what makes boy choirs ideal for specific choral works.
Extra bonus is the discipline and musical knowledge learned by the choristers.
@thatpianoman925 Thanks for your rapid response.
I actually wasn't deliberately trying to be analytical, as you indirectly implied in your response.
That was told to me years ago, because when I was young, I couldn't help being curious about why boys' choirs were a thing.
And I almost added to my above comment earlier, that I think the British boys choirs sound the most high, clear as a bell, but I didn't want to offend anybody.
@@youtubefan754 not offensive at all. Sound quality comes down to training and selective leadership, tbh. The "high church" (Anglican, Catholic, Episcopal, United Methodist) tends to put more effort into their choral programs, as they depend more on their liturgical traditions. English boy choirs, specifically, undergo extensive training before they sing with the performance group. The Atlanta Boy Choir doesn't have the same polished sound of the King's College Choir, simply because the ABC's rehearsal schedule and training intensity are much less rigorous. Some UK choirs require the boys to actually board with their choir, which is unheard of in the USA.
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Isn’t this the Georgia Boy Choir?
@@jazzmusicfan nope, the Georgia Boy Choir didn't exist yet.
@@thatpianoman925: I’m guessing this was years ago before David White branched out to start the GBC.
@jazzmusicfan Correct. Mr. White was the Artistic Director of the Atlanta Boy Choir for almost 9 years.... But depending on who you talk to, he was fired by the board for budget mismanagement. Either way, when he left the ABC, the choir was a quarter-million dollars in debt and had no assets aside from the choir house near the corner of Ponce De Leon and Moreland Avenue. In the end, the choir was forced to sell the property to pay off the debt.
slow slow slower sleep . . . 2 / 2 = quick tempo ! ! !