Well... As a Spanish speaker, the way they stressed the syllables in the words this time, was a lot more accurate than 95% of most of the presentations I've heard of these piece with other choirs (even with him conducting I must say). Great male soloist and good pronunciation too!! I had to laugh at Eric's face when he heard all the noise the choir caused putting away their binders. Great mics!!! (Let see the the good side). Not all audience quite understood that he wanted them to join in after a while. (Not his fault obviously, just saying). Maybe they were shy or maybe didn't understand what the piece was about. So I have to say that it was not the most impeccable presentation, but still love that piece. It also brings me good memories of the very time I had the chance to perform it.
The level is much too low. Check "stats for nerds" and perhaps re-upload a corrected version if possible. Thanks for sharing this beautiful version of the piece.
The lady with the umbrella = perfect
A musical masterpiece! Eric Whitacre is a genius, and I am in awe of all his musical creations.
Imagination is our most important faculty. Thank you Eric Whitacre for invoking it here. It's very courageous.
This rendering with the BBC choir is my favorite by far.. Emotionally immersive and brilliant!
The many times I've sat on the hill as the weather changed and watched this...the visual equavalent of these sounds. Astounding...
Without words.
I can only listen to the thunderstorm and rain….
I debuted this piece in Pasadena CA in 1993 with UNR concert choir! He was still tweaking it...
Spectacular. Ssiempre me gusta esta composición. Buenas "rrrr" , muy buenas...!!!
7:45 just - just wonderful :-)
Amazing! how have I missed THIS recording??
This is just ... beyond
AMaziN
absolutely beautiful
Well... As a Spanish speaker, the way they stressed the syllables in the words this time, was a lot more accurate than 95% of most of the presentations I've heard of these piece with other choirs (even with him conducting I must say). Great male soloist and good pronunciation too!! I had to laugh at Eric's face when he heard all the noise the choir caused putting away their binders. Great mics!!! (Let see the the good side). Not all audience quite understood that he wanted them to join in after a while. (Not his fault obviously, just saying). Maybe they were shy or maybe didn't understand what the piece was about. So I have to say that it was not the most impeccable presentation, but still love that piece. It also brings me good memories of the very time I had the chance to perform it.
And the lady with the umbrella....... LOL!!! I think she REALLY understood what the piece was about 😄
@@elicuchiahora yep 👍 she totally did 🌧💧☂️
I LOVE THIS PIECE!!! :) Thanks for uploading it - it's def one of the better performances on youtube. :)
phenomenal.
breathless final
Wow...that is brilliant.
Gorgeous!
The three acts are all in accordance with the last three events leading to Jesus' death on the cross, a masterpiece.
❤️❤️❤️
Enchanting.
That was an interesting score edit Eric did at 2:59
🥰
Beyond my imagination
Beyond description
The level is much too low. Check "stats for nerds" and perhaps re-upload a corrected version if possible. Thanks for sharing this beautiful version of the piece.
Doesn't sound like the best acoustics for this piece, but still an awesome performance.
Sans voix.
Dross.
First song is utter nonsense.