Under the Willow She's Sleeping (Arr. Brent Wells) | BYU Concert Choir
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SONG CREDITS
"Under the Willow She's Sleeping"
Music and lyrics by Stephen Foster (1826-1864); Arranged by Brent Wells (Other arrangements by Brent Wells are available at brentwellsmusic.com)
Performed by the BYU Concert Choir (2023-24) with BYU Session Orchestra; Brent Wells, conductor
Producer: Brent Wells
Executive Producer: Ben Fales
Recording engineer: Jeff Carter
Mixing engineer: Sam Herrera
Mastering engineer: Troy Sales
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VIDEO CREDITS
Producer: Brent Wells
Director of Photography, Editor, Colorist: Josh Sales (www.joshsalesfilms.com)
Performed by the BYU Concert Choir (2023-24) with BYU Session Orchestra; Brent Wells, conductor
© 2024 BYU Records
www.BYUMusic.com
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It was absolutely incredible to be able to record this stunning piece of work. About 3 years ago, I lost a baby cousin, who was almost a year old, to a rare disease called Vanishing White Matter. Every time I sang this song, I thought about my aunt burying her son. He had golden hair. ❤️
The funeral was the first time that I saw him in person, due to the pandemic. This song was very healing because it gave me peace that he was in a better place and that grief is a natural process that follows loss.
Thank you to Dr. Wells for mindfully arranging these words. It is such a masterpiece that will help many grieving parents find a space to sit with their deep felt emotions. It was an honor to sing this piece with Concert Choir and our wonderful orchestra !! It’s such a privilege to sing with such expressive, masterful musicians.🎶
As a BYU alum I am always so proud to see the BYU Choirs perform. What a beautiful performance! Thank you for sharing your talents and letting your light so shine.
The years I spent at BYU are truly treasured times and cherished memories.
Wow. I was not expecting to sob into my breakfast burrito this morning, yet here we are.
14 years ago, I sang another arrangement of this piece with Jean Applonie and the BYU Women's Chorus. I remember a story being shared during a rehearsal that was just gut-wrenching of a young life lost far too early. It was hard to make it through the piece sometimes. I still remember doing all I could not to cry on stage during the concert, and failing.
And now, a mother myself with three dear children who are "fair, fair with golden hair", it hits in a new way.
I love seeing BYU Concert Choir (and all the other BYU choirs!) and the amazing music they continue making.
Incredibly beautiful! Professor Wells,, your arrangement is inspiring and emotive, and your conducting is perfection! Well done sir!
So beautiful. I am amazed again each time I watch.
Beautiful and melancholy. Almost a Pavane, as by Ravel or Faure. Yet we can have hope that the sorrow will one day be replaced with joy again.
Masterpiece. I can’t describe it any other way.
Beautiful. ❤️ Very angelic.
Transcendent arrangement! 🕊️ I'd never before heard it in a minor key-now I understand what the lyrics are inferring. 😢 Beautifully performed! 🙏🏻
❤❤
Que maravilha, uma benção
Incredibly poignant.