Arvo Pärt - The Woman with the Alabaster Box (1997)

The Sixteen · Harry Christophers

[@mpmcd81]

This piece is Arvo Part’s “Alabaster Box” and every bit as fragrant and pleasing to God.

[@erykszadkowski1687]

Those bass chords in the ending are just astonishing!

[@rattywoof5259]

When the choir I'm in sang this, the conductor said "I'll beat crotchets, you count crotchets and all will be fine!" (It was).

[@cobblestonegenerator]

This piece has blown me away. I already love Part but to create such an huge atmosphere from such small ideas is absolutely insane.

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[@fernandosoren3068]

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[@cht2162]

Love it

[@klangschatten5610]

Celestial beauty.

[@RosalinddeRolon]

Beautiful.

[@sebastianbrix]

This piece is amazing. Thanks so much for sharing the recording, Anthony!

[@reimaginingthepiano164]

very nice singing

[@ishikawaniv2537]

beautiful!!!🎹😊

[@user-qe8hw7in9v]

this is so good

[@valeriezoski4639]

Thank you. Kiss's OSU!!

[@ValzainLumivix]

Cool

[@theboogie_monsta]

When Jeeeesus understooood it

[@nicolerichmond6187]

Holy fuck

[@robertharrison8057]

What are the diagonal lines connecting soprano, tenor, and baritone?

[@turtlellamacow]

Just to indicate the continuity of that descending melodic line as it gets transferred through the voices

[@bongcloudsignals]

what does G.P. means?

[@samuellarson575]

Grand Pause

[@wgmrbigboi]

There’s some room for improvement. Intonation and vowels.

[@petelawd9648]

Lol you do know it's Harry Christopher's The Sixteen? Literally one of the best choirs in the world haha

[@ILoveMagic15]

@@petelawd9648 That is hilarious. CZcams commenters will criticise literally anything.