01:10 cover everything from the shoulders to the knee with two finger max from the neck of chest showing. Specially at a church. And no transparent/delineated clothing.
Haha, are you serious..? Try covering your eyes from the top to the bottom with four fingers minimum. Especially if you are sitting at home with too much time on your hands. 🤦♂️
@@ArsNovaCopenhagen Wouldn’t it be better for you to respect but disagree with religious norms, as your group performs religious music? Someone who believes would rightly have concerns about behavior in a church and since that’s some of your audience you could choose to be understanding.
@@SwordsmanRyan Yes, indeed, and we do mostly try to be understanding and respectful. But there is a limit. For instance will not accept dogma about what is "proper" for the women of the group to wear at our concerts. To many men have and still do spend way to much time telling women what they should and should not do. And they cover it up with various reasons - founded on religious, cultural, moral, ethical, political and/or "you name it" norms and beliefs. It is about time to stop that practice.
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I’m always so impressed with this group. This performance is no exception
My soul rising... really good ..
Celestial
I feel the music and the spirit traversing time and intention with this music. Echoes of what was and is and maybe what is to come in choral music.
What a stunning performance of a wonderful piece of music. Bravo to all.
Thank you!
Magnificent piece of music, and magical performance - wow wow wow!
01:10 cover everything from the shoulders to the knee with two finger max from the neck of chest showing. Specially at a church. And no transparent/delineated clothing.
Haha, are you serious..?
Try covering your eyes from the top to the bottom with four fingers minimum. Especially if you are sitting at home with too much time on your hands. 🤦♂️
@@ArsNovaCopenhagen Wouldn’t it be better for you to respect but disagree with religious norms, as your group performs religious music? Someone who believes would rightly have concerns about behavior in a church and since that’s some of your audience you could choose to be understanding.
@@SwordsmanRyan Yes, indeed, and we do mostly try to be understanding and respectful. But there is a limit.
For instance will not accept dogma about what is "proper" for the women of the group to wear at our concerts.
To many men have and still do spend way to much time telling women what they should and should not do. And they cover it up with various reasons - founded on religious, cultural, moral, ethical, political and/or "you name it" norms and beliefs.
It is about time to stop that practice.
@@ArsNovaCopenhagen Righteous. Give no ground.