I loved this song when my choir in high school did it. Its much more fun faster tho. We did it quite a bit faster then this and got gold in Chicago. :D Ah, the good 'ol days.
My high school choir won a national contest singing this song 18 years ago! I have been looking for it for the past 6. It's so nice to be able to hear it. We sang it much faster, though. This version is beautiful. As was ours. :)
my school did this at the heritage festival in new york (I wasn't there/didn't go on the trip) and *also* won the sweepstakes. we listened to the recording of it, it pretty much rocked. I'd really like to see another version on here!! (can't wait to sing this tonightttt)
The melody appeared first in 1578, in the book of Georgio Manerio, with the title of "Ungaresca". It was an instrumental piece, we don't know if it was originally really a folk song. This choral piece we hear on the video is from Lajos Bárdos Hungarian composer, from 1949 if I am right, and the text was also written to it that time.
Nagyon erdekes es codalatos volna soloban cimbalommal , kerem szepen ! Enekelve ugy is , hogy "tambur randandora" mint mar valahol hallottam . Koszonom szepen !
Near the end, the sopranos might have backed off a little on their held "Joy"; the altos got rather hard to hear. But I love this song, it's so beautiful. My choir is singing this for our next concert and I really love it. =)
@mbibby10 In my choir, it's like this: the basses, which I am also in, are amazing along with a lot of the girls, and the tenors literally have three people, one who can actually sing moderately good.
@Slink12345 No, actually, most of the guys in my choir can't sing, or aren't singing correctly. Girls always sing lovely, tenors tend to sound better simply because they sing in a more audible range. All of the sections in this choir are very lovely, however. Although, -10 points for using sheet music. It's a lot harder to do without.
My (former) school did this at the Anaheim Heritage Festival 2006. Unfortunately, the basses at my old school were rather bad at holding up a pitch, and the sopranos would take off like a train in the first 15 seconds, so it was kind of a miss.
I loved this song when my choir in high school did it. Its much more fun faster tho. We did it quite a bit faster then this and got gold in Chicago. :D Ah, the good 'ol days.
The concert choir I am in right now is doing this song. It is a wonderful song! Our guys are actually very good!! So exciting!
I'm a first soprano in my choir. The high notes in this song were simply amazing
My high school choir won a national contest singing this song 18 years ago! I have been looking for it for the past 6. It's so nice to be able to hear it. We sang it much faster, though. This version is beautiful. As was ours. :)
My choir is going to sing this at a convention this month! I am so excited! This is my favorite song from our program! :)
my school did this at the heritage festival in new york (I wasn't there/didn't go on the trip) and *also* won the sweepstakes. we listened to the recording of it, it pretty much rocked. I'd really like to see another version on here!! (can't wait to sing this tonightttt)
The melody appeared first in 1578, in the book of Georgio Manerio, with the title of "Ungaresca". It was an instrumental piece, we don't know if it was originally really a folk song. This choral piece we hear on the video is from Lajos Bárdos Hungarian composer, from 1949 if I am right, and the text was also written to it that time.
did this song last year in music class sooo much fun
Nagyon erdekes es codalatos volna soloban cimbalommal , kerem szepen ! Enekelve ugy is , hogy "tambur randandora" mint mar valahol hallottam . Koszonom szepen !
that last note that tenors hold is no joke i rememeber having to do that
omg YES!!! our choir wasnt the only one with sopranos who screeched on the last eh in ever
It was composed by a Hungarian composer Lajos Bárdos who processed an old dance song.
Omg I love this song I remember singing it in chorus
same with me, im a bass as well great sound, love singing it
I love this song.
Faster than what I performed it originally but I am SO happy that they were completely on key- Excellent!!
My choir at the high school sang that song.
did this in high school. twice. freakin fun as hell :) i wish they had more energy thou
Near the end, the sopranos might have backed off a little on their held "Joy"; the altos got rather hard to hear. But I love this song, it's so beautiful. My choir is singing this for our next concert and I really love it. =)
Édes rózsám szívem kedvese hallod hív ez az ének..:) the original Hungarian version.:)
@mbibby10 In my choir, it's like this: the basses, which I am also in, are amazing along with a lot of the girls, and the tenors literally have three people, one who can actually sing moderately good.
omg i love this freaking song we sang it in my chorus at school
so catchy i love it
@Dylan014able there are several different translations. Also as far as the tempo it's correct for the original composition.
Singing this is choir. Super fun to learn :)
hahaha. you're really sure of yourself eh? can't wait for you to post it, I adore this song. =D
WERE SINGING THIS IN CHOIR!!! GO ALTOS!!!
I sang the original arrangment of this piece by the same arranger in hs a long time ago. Completely different.
such a good song! my chorus is doing it but its hard to figure out my part when there are no other basses. everyone else sounds great though
@Slink12345 No, actually, most of the guys in my choir can't sing, or aren't singing correctly. Girls always sing lovely, tenors tend to sound better simply because they sing in a more audible range. All of the sections in this choir are very lovely, however. Although, -10 points for using sheet music. It's a lot harder to do without.
JOY IS OURS FOREVER
My choir is working on this right now!:D
Love that game but never heard this in AC2. Could you post a link to a video that has the song from the game?
Anyone notice this in Assassins Creed 2? In Carnevale? Venice? Anyone?
Boom, the bass is booming, dzum a dzum, boom.
Love this song--Slow as a snail but nice
My (former) school did this at the Anaheim Heritage Festival 2006. Unfortunately, the basses at my old school were rather bad at holding up a pitch, and the sopranos would take off like a train in the first 15 seconds, so it was kind of a miss.
boom
the bass is booming
dzumba dzum
boom
Wow My Choir Is Too
I'm a bass and I think my favorite part is: A tam bur tam a bur tam bur bu ri an doni dori.
this one is too slow lol it needs to be faster its a dancing song!
burrrrg a burga!
ILLINOIS IMEA WHERE YOU AT?
/watch?v=MA1lMtmcc1g
Around 1:20 listen to the band. It's not exact, but it's pretty freaking close :)
Nagyon erdekes es csodalatos volna
Can't even hear the soprano's. :o
i think that the only people to watch this video are either hungarian or have sung it at some point. lol
i think i like it slower. not that this isn't great
Hungarian folk song? It does not sound like.
no turky