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The best recording of this song EVER!

brilliant staging! This is the best performance of Nunc Dimittis I've seen on CZcams.

listening to this on repeat 😍

Gorgeous - a complex voice subdivision exercise. A vocalist's best 'singing in the show' challenge. I've been obsessed with it ever since Shaw/Atlanta's CD in 1990. And I will NEVER get it right, of course! The best product of Russian Music history. You know the Edwardian geniuses , but Fear of Death in the Shostakovich Clones produced a LOT of future inspiration for pop songs, marches & U-know?

YES!

Amazing!!!

That song always gives me goosebumps, as now. Myself and about 5,000 others on a slopping hill at RFK'S 20th anniversary memorial Mass St Arlington, listened at the end of the ceremony to this song, sung by Andy Williams. Goosebumps.

goosebumps!!!! This is fantastic!

😌👍👏💞💝✨💫

Beautiful.

purity and precision!

So incredibly beautiful!

Mooiere uitvoering dan die met bladmuziek

👍👍

Гениально!!!😍😍😍

sir enrico is my inspiration

Wow! I didn't know he wrote any wildly chromatic mannerist stuff like this. It's a stunner!

How did I miss this? Excellent performance! And love the final descent from Alatorre, Yang, and the other basses.

Gorgeous, gentle tenor phrases pull at the heart and give hope❤

Отличное исполнение! Хор ❤

Я тут до миллиона

Drop dead gorgeous. Thank you.

Exquisite singing. Thank you!

3:44 absolutely washes over you. What a powerful performance.

Wonderful!! Congratulations. Brilliant interpreter. 😊🌹

At 4:06 begins the section which Rachmaninoff quotes at "Alliluya" (marked only in the score) in the 3rd movement of the Symphonic Dances Op. 45. Beautiful performance here!

overly "precious" performance, like it always is with westerners trying to sing this

Subbed, I loved it!!! Want more views? -> "Promosm"!!

Absolutely magnificent.. bravo!

Simply Exceptional !

So looking forward to tonight’s performance of this magnificent work!

Gorgeous sound and overtones!

3:19 That is indeed a Bb2 - Bb1 descending scale! Here's what I just noticed: In this choir there are 2 oktavists [Eric Alatorre + Thou Yang], one of them [Eric] goes down to a low Bb in chest, his low chest notes sound meaty and dark. And the other one [Thou] uses subharmonics to hit that Bb1, as you know subs sound sort of unnatural compared to chest. So, combining these two timbers, in a result we have a really unique sounding *low Bb* . It's doesn't sound like subs, more chest-ish, although there's still that subtle "shadow of the sound of subharmonics" If you know what I mean. I love it!

Oh my gosh! I've never seen Thou Yang and Eric Alatorre in the same place!!! UPD: That descending scale at the end is insane! Low Bb?

Choir music is always so understated! This is one of my favorite pieces and I cry every time I hear it. Well done!

Exquisite - as always!!

lovely rendition I must say, can you be so kind as to perform Thamas Tallis I have know hope in any other than you. Please Sarah Soya I had asked before on facebook

Yeah, good stuff! Love the basso profundo additions. Where’s the rest of the recording? Or at least Movt 2...love the C Major scale in Basses at the end.

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Exquisite. czcams.com/video/B_mgz0MuMio/video.html

These guys are simply outstanding. The closeness of blend, mixed with their uncompromising sensitivity, propel them to new heights in choral excellence. Boston should be proud.

Beautiful job! I hear here the influence of the Gnesins Russian Academy of Music choir (V.Semenyuk) czcams.com/video/rIR5Rzx4FAg/video.html (20.35 sec.). Did you hear that?

I love this! The colors painted by the choir represent the text so beautifully, especially since it's not an English-language piece.

spin away. confusion. czcams.com/video/afFzUZ1lKE4/video.html

Stunningly beautiful! Thank you!

So beautiful! Thank you!

Un regalo para el alma.

Delighted someone is not doing the usual choral stuff. There is so much material out there that needs not to be forgotten. Nice performance. Thank you.

Absolutely ethereal. I feel like I'm listening to angels sing.

I always love how the space rings after the big crescendo.