Omnibus- Kings College Choir 1993

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  • čas přidán 21. 04. 2018
  • A BBC Omnibus Documentary on a year in the life of King's College Choir, first broadcast in 1993. Amongst the choristers featured are cellist Guy Johnston and current Master of the Music at Norwich Cathedral Ashley Grote.
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Komentáře • 20

  • @shirleyw8720
    @shirleyw8720 Před rokem +1

    Thank you very much for posting this! I saw it when I was a teenager and had it on VHS, which has long faded away. It’s fantastic to find it here and be able to watch again ❤

  • @mwright9466
    @mwright9466 Před 4 lety +10

    "In a way, I suppose [breaking your voice] is a bit like death. You know it's going to happen."

    • @missasinenomine
      @missasinenomine Před 11 měsíci

      Except death is final. You can always get castrated & fend of a voice break?
      Whatever tickles your fancy.

  • @stace3037
    @stace3037 Před 5 lety +11

    Fascinating. A few highlights:
    Nick Todd at 18:49 who now sings tenor with Alamire
    32:54 a chorister's opinion on Judith Weir's commissions for the choir
    39:46 Guy Johnston cello practice. His brother Magnus, now a violinist, at 48:23
    41:27 Ashley Grote on being a probationer
    Dominic Gill the filmmaker at 48:00

    • @Nerderella30000AD
      @Nerderella30000AD Před 5 lety +5

      Also my husband Marcus Body at 3:18 to 3:22 opening a letter from his parents. He now plays the jazz trumpet with The Spanner Big Band every Wednesday night in Highbury.

    • @andrews4596
      @andrews4596 Před 5 lety

      Are they all still christian or is just a inside joke to kings college choirs

  • @RomyIlano
    @RomyIlano Před 4 lety +1

    👍🏾❤️

  • @missasinenomine
    @missasinenomine Před 4 lety

    11.55 Correct. When I was in the choir however, the Cantor (Precentor) was on Decani.
    Possibly wasn't room for him on Cantoris.

    • @johnwoods7650
      @johnwoods7650 Před rokem

      Are you talking about the boys in the choir?

    • @missasinenomine
      @missasinenomine Před rokem

      @@johnwoods7650 No. The Precentor. He was on Decani. Not Cantoris.

  • @shirleyw8720
    @shirleyw8720 Před rokem

    By the way, does anybody know which boy did sing the ‘Once in Royal’ at the Christmas thing? They didn’t say, and I’ve been wondering about it for more than 30 years :)

  • @R_Jackson
    @R_Jackson Před 3 lety +2

    13:58 Stanford's *Beati Quorum Via*

    • @missasinenomine
      @missasinenomine Před rokem +1

      15:37-40. Exquisite!

    • @R_Jackson
      @R_Jackson Před rokem

      @@missasinenomine Thank you for the reminder, I'd forgotten I timestamped this wonder.

    • @missasinenomine
      @missasinenomine Před rokem +2

      @@R_Jackson Don't mention it. Beati is my favourite Stanford work. That Beati harmonic is sublime.

    • @anselman3156
      @anselman3156 Před 11 měsíci

      @@missasinenomine Exquisite indeed! I have always loved Beati, and treasure my recordings of it from Kings in 1974 under Sir David Willcocks and from St Paul's in 1989 under John Scott. It always brings great peace.

  • @nadiaturki7938
    @nadiaturki7938 Před 2 lety

    What is the peace that comes after Illuminare Jerusalem?

  • @tomarmstrong1281
    @tomarmstrong1281 Před 6 měsíci

    Tell me this is not elitist without telling me it is not elitist.

  • @timothyfreeman97
    @timothyfreeman97 Před 4 lety +1

    May the church of this choir along with its Sovereign, by the Grace of God, return to the Barque of Peter.