Gaudete! (SSAA) arranged by Michael Engelhardt, Millikin University Women's Choir 2008
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- This arrangement was created for the celebration of the 50th annual Vespers at Millikin: From Generation to Generation. The theme of the event had an obvious influence on the concept -- to set an ancient Christmas carol (from Piae Cantiones, 1582) in a very progressive style. The tune of the carol remains completely intact, with only slight rhythmic variations from the original. It is the harmonic, percussive, and optional electronic elements that regenerate this simple medieval tune into a post-modern quasi-industrial groove-anthem.
Published by Walton Music. This arrangement is available for purchase though most music retailers including JW Pepper and Hal Leonard.
Live recording from 2008 Vespers at Millikin University, featuring Millikin University Women's Choir. Michael Engelhardt, conductor.
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this song SLAPS. IT'S SO GOOD. we are singing it in the tour choir I am a part of. i am living for the percussion element along with somewhat medieval/gaelic harmonies. it's really a stunning piece.
Couldn't have worded that any better... and its 4 WHOLE YEARS LATER lmao
we did this piece my junior year of high school and it’s so beautiful with 50+ women
Actually gives me chills
My choir did this 2019, I sang low alto but got the soprano solo, still my biggest flex making the jumps between parts (for anyone singing this now or soon, i hope you all enjoy it as much as I did)
My choir's doing this for our holiday concert. This is SO fucking awesome.
This is by far my favorite piece of my choir's summer repertoire. Congrats on making a rad arrangement, dude!
Thanks! Glad you had fun with it. 😊
bro, people don’t talk like that anymore
This is literally my favorite choral song ever its so pretty thank you
WE DID THIS AND WE ATE IT UP I LOVE THIS SONF
no matter how many times i hear this damn song I always am like "FUCK YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA TURN IT UP" xD
Incredible. I just heard our local high school choir perform this and had to look it up. I'm so glad it's here, and it's an extra treat to be able to follow the score!
I was lucky enough to sing that solo when my choir did this. It's a tough piece but definitely a lot of fun.
AND I soloed the high soprano part at the end but breathed in the middle of it which was incredibly embarrassing.
I did solo me and one girl I had stage freight and my breathing I kind of gassed it was so embarrassing
The soprano solo is stunning. God bless these women and their beautiful voices. This is a beautiful piece that glorifies Jesus Christ. God bless you and continue to open your heart as well as everyone involved.
so excited for my treble choir to sing this in concert but i’m so nervous for the soprano solo that my teacher gave me!! gorgeous arrangement!!
I was in honor choir my junior year of high school and we were suppose to do this song for our spring concert. Stupid covid
My choir sang this last year for one of our concerts(I was in my junior year of high shool) and my teacher had me placed on alto 1, I nornally sing alto 2, so I was glad I could hit the higher notes. On the pkus side, my choir teacher is starting a women's choir(her words) and shes giving me the tennor alto!! ^^ I get to singblow notes and its giving me gender >:3
THANK YOU THIS IS THE ONE MY CHIOR IS SINGING ❤️❤️❤️
We're doing this song this year for my bahs choir Christmas concert which is December 10th
Im playing the percussion part on this today🫠
THIS SONGS A B O P
Magnificent! I'll send our recording your way in early December :) Dr. Timothy M. Black, Conductor of Allegra Women's Choir - Bellingham, WA Bravo and Brava!
Fantastic
LOVE IT!! ❤
Awesome.
Very nice!
THIS IS MY JAM 😅💜
I have enjoyed listening to many parts sung together which makes it exciting.
I would like to hear the rhythm of the melody spoken
we have to do this song for opus honor choir
yeeeep. same.
me too
I've been looking for this music to practice
unfortunately I sadly did not make it in
I MADE IT. YEAH BOIII
Video is very quiet
What percussion instruments do play?
Sweet.
0:31 altos
if you wish to create a better version, maybe you will get it done next time.
Does this please god?
Who knows but he?
Yes
I mean the song literally says to praise and rejoice Him. So I would say it does exactly that 🤷🏻♀
Only advice is not to swoop from note to note at the beginning
It's well within the style of the piece to "swoop" from note to note. It's being done on purpose.
It says "Freely, like a gaelic chant". This whole song is not supposed to sound "proper" in the choral sense. I think this performance captured what was wanted perfectly, tbh
I have heard several version of the original. This one, in particular, I have heard it several times by a choir in my city. I must say that it is interesting how this version tries to blend the sounds of the industrial era with the original version, but it continues producing irritation emotionally. Instead of contemplating the harmony that original version has, produces the opposite up to the point that I heard just a noise. Please, don't destroy what had already value. Is it not enough the noises we all hear every day by cars, trucks, and all type of objects? Why are you trying to destroy the happiness that music can bring to everyone's life with more noises?
Sorry, but just because you didn't enjoy this arrangement, that doesn't mean this is nothing but "broken noise" and "something beautiful being destroyed". I for one really love the sound of this arrangement and still think of it as something beautiful the way it is here, as do many others. People can have different opinions.
Excuse you, this arrangement is gorgeous. Too bad it offends your delicate sensibilities, but why be so dramatic? It "destroys the happiness that music brings"? lol piss off with that.
sometimes music isn’t supposed to bring happiness
The old 15th Century Version is much better than this; they didn't need to modernize it/jazz it up. It just ruins it.
No it doesn't, that's just your opinion. If you don't like this version, go listen to the old one.