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Registrace 28. 05. 2008
A Cup of Common Sense
Buffy and Elf share their song, written in Byron Bay in April 2011.
(From Elf:) "This song is about how the world can be difficult and different but you must pull through"
(From Elf:) "This song is about how the world can be difficult and different but you must pull through"
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Roll, Roll, Roll Flying Kiwi
zhlédnutí 572Před 13 lety
Written by Aiden, Buffy, Todd and Fiona, with help and inspiration(and backup vocals!) from all our fellow Flying Kiwi tour members. Performed by Noeleen and the 2 Noels Lyrics: Rainy tent nights, though the torchlight I see Everything is wet and I'm not sleeping Dawn is breaking those pancakes baking It takes 12 cold hands to take down one tent that's leaking Another rock, another stream, anot...
Prairie Voices - Manly Men
zhlédnutí 7KPřed 13 lety
The Prairie Voices men perform "Manly Men" at their When Daisies Pied dessert concert. May, 2010. Lyrics: We are men and we like to sing In big block chords and close harmony. Our songs all sound the same, And most of them are really lame; But though we may not always inspire At least we're not a women's choir. First tenors have the highest voice, for most of us it's not by choice Singing still...
Prairie Voices - The Parting Glass
zhlédnutí 7KPřed 13 lety
Prairie Voices women enter into the audience to sing the traditional Irish song "The Parting Glass," as arranged by Winnipeg trio The Wailin' Jennys, at their When Daisies Pied dessert concert. May 2010.
Prairie Voices - Saramasho
zhlédnutí 287Před 13 lety
Prairie Voices performs Saramasho, a Georgian song, at their When Daisies Pied dessert concert (May 2010)
People Get Ready
zhlédnutí 194Před 14 lety
Phil, Amy, Amanda, Scott and Jeff perform "People Get Ready," Arranged by Scott R, at Prairie Voices' end of the year coffeehouse. SO GOOD! Sorry the video skips in the middle.
Precious Lord - Prairie Voices
zhlédnutí 1,5KPřed 14 lety
Prairie Voices alumni choir performs "Precious Lord" at their 10th season anniversary concert. Soloists Ron H and Nedra F. March 12th, 2010.
Tjak! - Prairie Voices
zhlédnutí 12KPřed 14 lety
The Prairie Voices alumni choir performs Stephen Hatfield's "Tjak!" at their 10th season anniversary concert. March 12th, 2010. "Tjak!" is available on Prairie Voices album "Salseo"
The Sweetheart of the Sun - Prairie Voices
zhlédnutí 8KPřed 14 lety
Prairie Voices Choir performs Eric William Barnum's "The Sweetheart of the Sun" at their 10th season anniversary concert. March 12th, 2010. "The Sweetheart of the Sun" is available on the Prairie Voices album "Awakenings"
Prairie Voices There's a Light / Cette Flamme
zhlédnutí 1,2KPřed 14 lety
Prairie Voices preforms There's a Light / Cette Flamme at Winnipeg's ceremony for the olympic torch. Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics. Soloist - Gabrielle Destroismaisons.
At the Round Earth's Imagined Corners - Prairie Voices
zhlédnutí 18KPřed 14 lety
Prairie Voices Choir performs "At the Round Earth's Imagined Corners" by Williametta Spencer at their "Between Friends" concert, November 2009. Text by John Donne: At the round earth's imagined corners blow your trumpets, angels and arise from death you numberless infinities of souls and to your scattered bodies go! All whom the flood did and fire shall overthrow All whom war, death, age, agues...
The Color Purple - Prairie Voices Choir
zhlédnutí 11KPřed 15 lety
Prairie Voices performs "The Color Purple" from the broadway show at their annual Winter Concert at Crescent Fort Rouge United Church. March, 2009. Soloist April K.
The Winter's Night - Prairie Voices Choir
zhlédnutí 68KPřed 15 lety
Prairie Voices performs Nicholas Myers' "The Winter's Night" at their annual Winter Concert at Crescent Fort Rouge United Church. March, 2009.
Eatnemen Vuelie - Choir
zhlédnutí 31KPřed 15 lety
Prairie Voices joins the University of Manitoba Singers to perform Frode Fjellheim's "Eatnemen Vuelie" at Westminster United Church. March, 2009. The distinctive nasal tone is "yoiking," a form of traditional singing from Scandinavia.
Rejoice! - Prairie Voices Choir
zhlédnutí 24KPřed 15 lety
Prairie Voices performs Jeffery Ames' "Rejoice" at Westminster United Church. Winter, 2008.
I'm Gonna Sing till the Spirit - Prairie Voices Choir
zhlédnutí 17KPřed 16 lety
I'm Gonna Sing till the Spirit - Prairie Voices Choir
We sang this at Stillwater highschool for our winter concert and it never left me. In 24 now and will never forget this
I miss my highschool choir. This was my favorite piece we sang every winter
Great job
did this song waaaay back in sophomore year, was a mezzo soprano. now im out here with c’a above the staff 😭
A very good listen, even after 9 years
I've performed this work many times with many different choirs. This choir avoids the use of vibrato in the short passages to which I say Bravo! The basses and tenors are well blended as are the sopranos and altos. I recommend this choir concentrate on blending the sound en tutti. I also recommend the choir concentrate on elocution, vowel purity and intonation. I don't hear the beginning or the ending consonants in many of the words. The vowels O, E and U not as pure as needed. I do agree that it is performed too fast. The metronome marking is 84 semi minims per minute.
Way too fast
I love doing this in choir, it sounds so magical
Caralho a canção já existia antes de Frozen!
my choir sang this back in 2015 and i'm still in love 😭❤️
Nice song. May I cover it.?
doing this song for MAIS Honour Choir in Rome in two weeks ;)
my choir can do 6 parts and im a 7th grader #slay
Gabby Cantu lol try 8 parts :P pretty damn impressive for grade 7 though
try 14, 'water night'
Ever slip to 16 parts?
My choir is doing this.
same lol Alto one is meh
it's not about one part alone, Stay :)
Mine is also! I love it
It's hard to find better version
I love this version, it sounds so beautidul
*beautiful
This song is so beautiful! I'm so happy my school is doing this song!
+AJ Awesomeness sameeee😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
+5 reasons why Ria That's awesome! This song is so pretty! My choir teacher, Mrs. Appleby, is awesome at teaching it!
MY CHOIR IS DOING THIS TOO
My choir is singing all parts of this song.
The chord at 2:08... They could hold that forever.
+Samantha Peterson I don't think he meant that it was long I think he was saying it was so nice he could listen to it forever.
Jesse Ventura oh, makes sense.
It resonated.
Can anyone tell me what the name of the piece is that the first tenor part satirizes? Please and thank you
+Greg Guerra La Donna e mobile from Rigoletto
+fonziekj52 oh my gosh! Thank you so much! The search is over!
I didn't know markiplier was apart of this choir
I just got done singing this in my South carolina All-State choir and inalmost cried this is an amazing song.. my favorite part is from measure 48-56 which is from 3:15-3:50 one of the best versions ive heard on the internet and im glad it was not sped up in this version it is amazing.. if any choir directors see this comment I recommend this piece by far.. :') amazing
Absolutely gorgeous. Wish I were there. Would've sounded even better.
I got chills!!!!
Singing this song for chorus! :D Sop 1 👌
Great rendition guys, I wish my chorus would do this song.
We're doing it in my choir!
WOOOOOOOOW!!!
Frozen brought me here!
I came here because of Disney's Frozen... I love this!
Can't hear first alto but good I like the to in the coooold part fav part .......good song
goosebumps...
This is very special! So inspiring, beautifull. Respect! Greetings from Holland
Aww this makes me miss singing in prarie voices! Alas... I am 26 and too old! Well done *clap clap*
Love this song... I performed it 4 years ago... It's amazing to sing and listen to :)
check into ysol glanethway's choir on bbc last choir standing. its really great as well
My choir director knows the guy who wrote this song! Eric William Barnum wrote this song for my director's wife before they got married...
whose arrangement is this. where can I find the sheet music? Please tell me please. asap
My school chamber choir sang this but we had an African drum during it and it sounded fab-Adding an African touch cause im from S'Africa
Wanna know what's fun about this song? Being the only Bass in a choir, granted a small one, and having to sing this. It's fun, but I sometimes wish there were other guys that had the guts to sing... Beautiful song.
My choir did this song three years ago and now we're doing it again this year. I hope we do it well.
i sing because i love to.....this show we (my school) are performing has this song in the playbill.....if only the other 40 kids in my choir cared enough to behave and not be so self centered
Exactly! This is the only version I could find where they actually SLOW IT DOWN, so the "ear" can take it in and appreciate it. As far as "the blood" that's the writer and his convictions about what the song means. You may be caught up in the beauty of the song without really examining what it's saying...
The BEST version Iv'e heard so far, love this song I want it played at my funeral!!
3:16-3:48 seriously. still has my heart.
i feel as if making the constants longer would have made this 10X better such as the Win in Window.
i remember doing this song in my sophomore year in high school. so i searched Czech. realized i spelled it wrong. this is amazing. and knowing that this is a difficult song to do. i give out some mad props for this performance.
The song is supposed to mimic the chatter of monkeys as they charge onto the field to assist in battle.
Thats exactly what this song is. My choir is doing this song. Description from the sheet music: Tjak!. (CME Building Bridges). By Stephen Hatfield. Tjak! has been inspired by a Balinese musical ceremony long known to world music fans as Ketjak, or The Monkey Chant. Is has adopted many aspects of the Balinese music, including much of the timbre and texture of the music. Enjoy this very unique piece of literature not usually associated with the context of traditional choir repertoire!
I keep listening from 1:58 to 2:20 over and over again. Astoundingly beautiful.