Vivaldi's Gloria
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- Gloria, RV 589......... Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741)
00:00:00 Entrance
00:00:18 Gloria in excelsis Deo (Chorus)
00:02:48 Et in terra pax (Chorus)
00:07:46 Laudamus te (Sopranos I and II)
00:10:04 Gratias agimus tibi (Chorus)
00:10:27 Propter magnam gloriam (Chorus)
00:11:17 Domine Deus (Soprano)
00:14:32 Domine, Fili unigenite (Chorus)
00:16:41 Domine Deus, Agnus Dei (Contralto and Chorus)
00:20:34 Qui tollis peccata mundi (Chorus)
00:21:40 Qui sedes ad dexteram Patris (Contralto)
00:24:14 Quoniam tu solus sanctus (Chorus)
00:25:00 Cum Sancto Spiritu (Chorus)
University of North Texas: Collegium Singers & Baroque Orchestra
Richard Sparks, conductor
Recorded live December 2, 2011
Winspear Hall, University of North Texas, Denton TX
Audio by Blair Liikala
Video by Christopher Walker
Student soloists:
Julianna Emanski, Kathryn Supina, Tess Mattingly, Alyssa Narum, Fabiana Gonzalez.
Andreas Stoltzfus, trumpet • Maryanna Bryant, oboe - Hudba
I asked my family to have this played when they carry my body out of the church following my funeral. I want people to feel joy when I have entered the Kingdom of God!
¡Muy buena elección! Dejarás tu cuerpo, e ingresarás al reino de los cielos entre esta hermosa melodía. ¡Felicitaciones! 👏👏👏👏👏👏
today is Jan 5, 2024. I am listening now to your performance. My deepest gratitude.
Thank you UNT and CZcams for presenting superb musical interludes that I as an impoverished pensioner, would never otherwise afford to hear. It lifts my spirits.
Happy that we could do that!
We are glad to be in a position to share the music created by our students to a global audience at not cost to the viewer/listener.
The memories this brings back to me, now in my older years. We sang this my freshman year in college. A few years later, i was a grad student where you are now, then called North Texas State University. Oh, to dial back the clock about 50 years.
This is probably the first *serious* performance of this work that I've seen on CZcams. Every high school "top choir" and collegiate chorial union performs this, so I was expecting some "ok" background music while I work. But before I went to a different window, I saw some period instruments. Then I heard musical (not just technical) and *meaningful* use of dynamics. And I heard an engaged chorus in which each part was well-represented, functioned independently, and worked seamlessly. And the soloists held their own. I'm thoroughly impressed! Well done to all musicians and sound/video technicians involved in this production.
Tx for your insights. I agree. Often disappointing performances but this one is very committed to the spirit of this great opus by the legendary Vivaldi; always complex, always astonishing these centuries later, & forever, I guess. That’s true immortality isn’t it? Look! You can see Vivaldi manifest in the performers as they play & sing. How extraordinary! I tried 4 before landing on this one. I suppose I’m a bit Eurocentric so tend to listen to the Germans, Italians, Dutch, Czech and so forth. But this one gets downloaded. ❤
Beautifully said as well as perfectly orchestrated!
It’s good to see college “kids?” doing something this diificult with their time and talent. The practice time that each of these students must commit to is an exceptional discipline.
They are both inspired and inspiring.
I currently attend UNT as a music major. There are whole degree paths for music of this time period. Literally a classroom which says "Early Music" and across the hallway, a recital space with a full size organ. Next door is the harpsichord room (I think one of the only schools in the USA that features harpsichord as a main concentration). This concert hall seen in the video also has a full pipe organ built into the walls. The students here are the real deal, there are some serious talents.
If you ever doubt the existence of heaven then listen to music like this and you have to realize that there is a place higher and loftier than here to be worthy of it.
There is more English people now living in USA than UK if you take 3rd 4th generation English to account. Not Irish or Scotish british English. So never be suprised what comes out of that great country that the anglosaxon built with a little help with their friends.. lol
Max C amen!!
I can't doubt heaven's existence because I was allowed to visit. It's unforgettable.
@@PETERJOHN101 I'd love to hear it.
Emotional response’s are proof of the supernatural? Hilarious.
An addendum to my first comment: this proves, beyond any doubt, that music is the universal language. No one could, in my opinion, sing a work like this and stay enemies with other singers. It recalls the words of that commercial so popular in the late
'60's, "I'd like to teach the world to sing in perfect harmony....it's the real thing. "
Ascoltare Vivaldi,magistralmente eseguito da giovani Nord Americani e una grande emozione per un Italiano!!!
Anche noi in Brasile
The UNT School of Music is ranked second in the nation after Juilliard. This is a good example of why!
BELLISSIMA QUESTA ESECUZIONE DEL GLORIA ..
MAGNIFICO CORO !
@@erminiocastaldi6203 6e⁶
This is the performance of the Gloria I listen to over and over on CZcams.
Vivaldi Fans:
Let us do THREE MILLION views! Fantastic Performance!
UPDATE: This video has reached THREE MILLION views! Congratulations UNT!
This video. Is currently at 2.9 MILLION views and will soon reach THREE MILLION.
I sang this back in 1985, or 1986, my Junior year of High School!
Now, I am 51, and I still remember how to sing it!
Amen!
Whenever I see Vivaldi, I want to click on it. Fine performance, and as a 61 yr old man in this day in age, it's very refreshing to see a group of fine looking youth.
Vivaldi outdid himself in this piece. And this performance is spectacular and brilliant. The soloists sang so beautifully I could hardly stand it. Definitely the best performance of this marvellous piece I've ever heard. Bravo!
Listen to Juditha Triumphants , Vivaldi had so much to offer , sadly not all his compositions are found yet
What a WONDERFUL performance! I've only listened to the first 2 movements so far, but the choir can be heard clearly above the orchestra. Everyone knows their music and is together, including orchestra and choir, and you can hear the passion as expressed by changes in dynamics by the choral singers. I sing with a choir, and I can imagine the tremendous amount of preparation which went into this great performance.
Not very much, because its a simple piece of music and quiet easy to sing for such a choir...
@AdonisFridplin: "Simple piece of music" you say. And how many times professional orchestras butcher a "simple piece of music", rendering it blah and without dynamic variations. Give credit to the conductor. And the female soloist is excellent, as are her smooth trills--I've heard so-called professionals deliver ghastly trills. The choir is great, too--none ofcthe voice parts overpower each other nor does any individual voice stick out. The orchestra is excellent, too.
Everybody is just a kid yet they all outshine many so-called "pros". I wish them all great, longlasting careers in music should they wish to make music their lives.
At the very least I hope none of them ever stop playing for their enjoyment and continue to jam with other musicians and maybe participate in a concert from time to time.
I watched my 24 year old perform it as a senior in High school 7 years ago (violin), and my youngest perform it last night (soprano)....Brings a tear to my eye every time I listen to this. What a maestro Vivaldi was.
I performed it as a Junior in High School , don't know, seems like we took it a little slower, but that was a long time ago.
Brilliant !!! Thank you !!!
Congratulations to your family of musicians! Do you sing?
@@conniepruitt3086 Yeah, it was quite spirited.
Roberts
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The ending of Et in Terra pax is some of the most beautiful harmonies I've ever heard.
Agreed. I first loved the opening, but Et in Terra Pax is much more complex, subtle and beautiful.
0:18 Gloria in excelsis Deo (Chorus)
2:48 Et in terra pax (Chorus)
7:46 Laudamus te (Sopranos I and II)
10:04 Gratias agimus tibi (Chorus)
10:27 Propter magnam gloriam (Chorus)
11:17 Domine Deus (Soprano)
14:32 Domine, Fili unigenite (Chorus)
16:41 Domine Deus, Agnus Dei (Contralto and Chorus)
20:34 Qui tollis peccata mundi (Chorus)
21:40 Qui sedes ad dexteram Patris (Contralto)
24:14 Quoniam tu solus sanctus (Chorus)
25:00 Cum Sancto Spiritu (Chorus)
4 year old conductor
Vagner Morais gloria van vivaldi
While I agree the conductor is pretty mundane, a lot of times in "early" music you see the conductor not doing much because historically the harpsichordist would have been the one conducting. Intact, this tradition was still in effect during the performances of Haydn's piano concertos. Today, we want conductors, so to split the difference between modern and historic performance practice, the conductor will opt to show few romantic gestures and instead let the "baroque" musicians interpret the music themselves.
But oh gosh yeah, it's bad :)
Googles
With young singers and musicians like these there is a fine future ahead. A very beautiful rendition of a Vivaldi that is not that easy to perform: mes compliments !
Many of these singers are now directors of choral activities at universities in every corner of the nation. :)
@@lance.newman
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Music transcends language.
Vivaldi holding true to his girls' orphanage roots--the soloists are so exquisite in voice, tone, and grace! Stunning.
We attempted this in High school, it still brings tears to my eyes.
sabat matter de pergolese
Bravo not only to the conductor and musicians, but to the audio/video team as well. They did an excellent job and truly have allowed the music to shine through, with nice balance and tone. Great performance with great recording skills.
You put into words exactly what I was thinking. Many sound engineers are clueless as to how to record a well-blended choir such as this one. But this team truly got is right.
Absolutely
My Son is a very experienced sound recording engineer/producer,and has recorded many projects such as this,it takes a lot of skill to capture a balance of various sounds and timbres in a cathedral setting,taking natural accoustics into account,and I am pleased that the engineering team have been given credit here, by Brad Zabelski,most often the audio is criticised by unqualified know-alls!
This performance is worthy of the skills of all concerned in the making of the project!
Cheers Brad,and those who have replied in a very sensible and positive manner!
@@highpitwilma I agree!
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It warms my heart to hear this wonderful music being played by young people.
Vivaldi che grande musica ci lasciasti. Immortale tra i geni musicali.
Our community choir performed this a long time ago at Christmas time. Haven't heard it in AGES. It's cool to hear it again.
Great interpretation. The soloists are amazingly talented! LOVE the alto at 17:07!
One of the best Glorias I've heard. Richard is a fabulous conductor.
we did this in high school with an 80 voice choir---made your whole body vibrate!--shout out to miss davis for teaching us so well!
My favorite of the glorias. Played it over over and over again when my son was born
Vivaldi siempre maravilloso, vibrante, tenue, melancólico, diferente, pero siempre cercano al corazón con su inigualable música.
I remember doing the Gloria in 1965 at First Plymouth United Church of Christ in Lincoln NE - under the direction of DIck Morris. It was "glorious"!
Wow-- 1965! Dick Morris is STILL playing at St. Paul Methodist in Lincoln! If you'd like to hear this live, and you're in Lincoln still, Christ United Methodist will be performing it this Sunday at 8:30 & 11 :)
I believe I met him either before or after performing at a first Friday concert with a few other organ students from Seward, NE a few years ago. Lincoln has some good organists and organs.
When I hear that song I feel that I'm in heaven listening to the angels sing. Just love it
my favorite Gloria online
So beautiful!
Thank you so much Lord today again specially!
All the grace and the glory to our God Almighty the Father Jesus Christ our Lord again!
Thank you so much for sharing today again!
God bless all!
God bless AMERICA!
Dio benedica il Prete Rosso, nunc et semper! Rappresentante dello spirito colto, fine e armonico del mio antichissimo e immortale Paese.
Glorious music, thank you, Vivaldi.
Thank you to the School of Music at North Texas State, Denton who still inculcates such beauty in the souls of young people. Bravo!
I have had the joy of choral singing since Grammar school and on tours to five different countries.This piece is always a favorite.
@jameshama02gmail13 refresh my memory which choir did we sing in what year? So good to hear from you.
Wow! The way the choir just blends! Some beautiful harmonies shimmering there. Great form!
Gloria, gloria, gloria is a super song composed by Antonio Vivaldi viewed by some 5 million classical music lovers--myself included!!!!
Perfect pace.not too fast nor too slow.having the perfect pace brings out the dramatic mood vivaldi is trying to capture and the imense outerwordly beauty of this piece by vivaldi.exceptionally beautiful.
I don't know why other renditions are done so fast. I know it's marked allegro, but it sounds so much better at around 120-125 bpm.
Absolutely beautiful! The Gloria is such an amazing prayer, and together with this musical setting by Vivaldi, two great things are brought together!
Outstanding. Perfect tempo. Full choir but not overly so...
I have heard and seen many performances of Gloria. But this one is by far the best Congratulations from The Netherlands
Lovely to hear from you. Wish we were still in the union with you enjoying this incredible music .
La migliore esecuzione..?
Esagerato
Sing for heaven is
yours.
This is the best rendition of Vivaldi’s Gloria I have ever heard! Bravo! Magnificent!
Le cantanti. Ce la mettono tutta ma non hanno VOCE. Meglio il coro
G.Ellero da Venezia
10:56
Was going to watch Netflix but came here instead!
Music from heaven!!!
That’s a good choice!! Best regards from Barcelona!!
As a former Mormon choir member, may I say this is the RICHEST and best of Vivaldi's GLORIA.BRAVO!
I'm performing this song on December 6th, and, I've been listening to a lot of recordings while doing my homework, and, I'd have to say, this is the best I've found so far. It's fantastic!
Kafele Keller How was it? I have to perform it as a violinist December ninth.
i listen to this about once a week it inspires and gives me focus.
Such a great performance! So balanced and harmonious, wonderful soloists with a rich and special voice. I wanted to thank you for this gift you gave us, I'm listening to it every night before I fall asleep and every time I admire you again. Thank you Thank you Thank you University of North Texas College of Music, for this precious gift!
Listening to this from South Africa 🇿🇦. Absolutely beautiful and awe inspiring, warms the heart and spirit in a world gone mad.....Covid 19 , lockdowns and so much more. Thank the Lord for taking my mind off all the strife and sadness.
An excellent performance. I was especially taken by the soloist singing "Domine Deus" I would like to hear her singing more Baroque.
That's Alyssa Narum
@@henryhertzhobbit4343 Hey Henry, didn't recognize your new moniker after 5 years. :)
One of my favorite pieces of all time. I remember my first day in a high school chorus three years someone mentioned Gloria to me, and I asked my conductor “who’s Gloria?” She chuckled and told me it’s a worship piece created by Vivaldi and process to play the piece. Ever since that day, I’be been fond of such a majestic piece of music.
Estos coros.angelicales y.esta musica traen.paz a mi alma especialmente.por algunos momentos tristes que.he vivido
Ana de.argentina.
Who's Gloria? I like that! :) One of my favorite pieces, esp. of Vivaldi's works.
I thought only "cowboys" live in Texas, but that they can also play such beautiful music, Vivadi my great respect, Bravo!, I am a friend of the USA. Greetings from old Germany.
Never forget that VAN CLEBURNE came from Kilgore, Texas
UNT has one of the best, if not the best, music programs of any university in the US.
@@francoaragosta4285 ... Actually Van Cliburn was born in Shreveport Louisiana.
After he won theTchaikovsky piano competition he lived the remainder of his life in Fort Worth Texas... when he wasn't touring and performing.
@@mikeprevost8650 ... Yes they do.
You are exactly right.
Vivaldi é o maior compositor de todos os tempos; mestre e professor do Bach (organista e copista alemão)e mutos outros compositores...Vivaldi is the greatest composer of all time; master and professor of Bach (German organist and copyist) and many other composers
Love that mezzo soloist (in Domine Deus)! What a rich, warm, yet clear voice!
The Red Priest's Gloria presented by the Big Green's ensemble -
Absolutely Glorious!!!
Absolutely beautiful, inspiring, uplifting - by this or any other group- Vivaldi - a MASTER MUSICIAN!
I come back to this wonderful video!
I am no expert, but this heavenly prayer is doing something good to my soul.
Bruce Scott 😗🤗😎😪😯😯🤐😮😭😦😭🤑😟😟😞😖🙅♀️👄👄🙏👅👄💋💅💅💅👋👍👀👁👣👣👣👣👂💗💟❣💫💦💘😼🙀😿😸🙀👹😧😵😵😷👹😨🤒🤕🤕👺🤢🤧🤠😰☠👻☻😱
Very concise in its connection with The Father.
You watch this with good sound , then you have received.
WONDER FULL......nice comment...changed my day.
@@henryhertzhobbit4343 Yes, true. Yet the Holy Spirit in it speaks a universal language. ;)
Bruce Scott, yes. The sounds of Heaven breathed in human forms touches the human soul.
And to my soul too!
From the composer to the conductor to the musicians to the audio-visual team to the printers that printed the sheet music - proves there is God.
All in all completely amazing. Wonderful.
Dr. Sparks was my professor when I studied at UNT. He is one of the leading choral conductors in the states.
Thank you, Caleb! hope you are well!
Peace....perfect Peace...........thank you.....listening from Hermanus....South Africa......the whole world needs this beautiful music......LOVE
Joy and Peace to the whole world
Who would have thought that out of the windswept hills and plains of North Texas such a magnificent whirlwind of music would take flight. Congratulations to Richard Sparks and all of you: countless thousands of us will be enjoying this for a long time to come. I think the red priest would approve.
Having viewed and listened to all the presentation of Vivaldi's Gloria that I have been able to find, I must say that this, in my humble opinion, is by far the best performance. I love it, and thank the performers profusely.
When I attended Tarrant County College (Northwest campus) we teamed up with the Northeast and South campus choirs to perform this. It was awesome. This arrangement had a profound effect on the history of music as it pertained to how the church viewed it. ETA: Since then, this has been my favorite of all the Glorias. As beautiful as it is to hear, it even more fun to perform.
Today is 13 April 2024...Year after year I play this glorious music and praise yet again Our Almighty God for the Composer, the Conductor, the Choir and the Orchestra....God be with you all and thank you ✝️❤️🔥🕊🕯❤️🔥🛐
Lovely performance!! Your soloists were divine.
Such a truly uplifting piece of music and beautifully performed the University of North Texas College of Music - Glorious.
Majestic music, absolutely spotless rendition and presentation. BRAVO to absolutely every musician and everyone who participated, including the producer, camera operators, sound engineer, and of course, the University Department that sponsored the performance.
A wonderful polished performance given on a high pofessional level by COLLEGE STUDENTS in Denton Texas. If this can happen in the United States today, we are not in NEARLY as bad shape as too many would have us believe. The conductor, Richard Sparks, deserves a great deal of credit, for he has taught the young choristers to sing not only with accuracy and vigorous enthusiasm, but also with great sensitivity to the MEANING of the text.As for the SOLOISTS, we could never hope to hear anyone better equipped to "deliver the goods" than these remarkably gifted, well-trained, BEAUTIFUL young women.
H_A_P_P_Y ... N_E_W_ ... y_E_A_R_!
Actually one of the best performances of this piece in youtube!! I love the sound of the choir!! Beautiful :)
I've been playing the violin for 69 years. I use a chin rest and a shoulder rest and it is still a struggle to keep the instrument from falling on the floor. These musicians don't seem to be using even chin rests. They are magicians as well as musicians!
that is amazing! I wouldn’t have noticed it until you mentioned it (and put my glasses on lol!)
I could never pay with out a chin rest or shoulder rest
I wonder if they were trying to be authentic to the time period
Baroque violins were not played with chin or shoulder rests and have shorter, flatter finger boards and a lighter bow. Note too the baroque cellos played between the knees and with no supporting spike.
@@robcharlton4623 I thought I notice that too but I wasn't as sure about that as how the violins were "missing" chin rests.
Kudos for the orchestra, the choirs, and especially the conductor who brought them together. This is an excellent performance of Vivaldi's Gloria. Congratulations to all!!!!!
This brings me back to senior year in high school. We performed the entire piece with the college choir and got a standing ovation :)
I have long loved this piece, finding it by mistake at one point. This performance makes me full of joy that I am a choir singer, and sing classical music. Oh my. . .such beautiful sound has to make you believe in the universe and all the profound things that gives someone such a gift to write it, never mind perform it!!!!!!
Merveilleux ,de revivre ce Gloria de Vivaldi si porteur de SENS en cette période de troubles ... Merci à vous , les artistes musiciens , si bien orchestrés ... Une si belle osmose et une si belle harmonie qui vient illuminer cette journée !!
Thank you so much Lord today again !
All the grace and the glory to our God Almighty the Father Jesus Christ our Lord today again
specially!
Thank you so much for sharing again!
God bless all!
God bless AMERICA!
Great to hear a young choir doing a magnificent presentation of such a wonderful piece of music!
this is so perfect.....like out of st Peter's basilica in Rome!
I've met and played with many students and grads from UNT over the years. They always have shown so much skill and gorgeous musicianship. This performance is no exception!!! Beautiful music done beautifully.
A wonderful reminder of glorious choral music which we have so missed during lockdown.
this is some of the best music ever created, right up there with Handel's Messiah
The best work of the best composer of all time.
Every time I listen to Vivaldi, how this 3-century-old-gone artist still relates to us always leaves me speechless and awe-struck. Vivaldi is the classic and I like this hall and many musical performances there in NTU.
Un meravigliosa composizione del grandissimo Vivaldi!! una esecuzione esemplare!!! una orchestra di giovani simpatici e appassionat!!!i un direttore che ha interpretato in modo magistrale!! un vero capolavoro che non mi stanco di ascoltare e riascoltare!!!
Vivaldi was the Master !
a couper le souffle et être immédiatement transporté au Paradis devant Dieu ! Merci les Anges du College Texas
C'est vrai. Plus jeune j'adorais Chopin et son romantisme, Mozart et son je ne sais quoi de léger, profond et divin à la fois, mais plus j'écoute Vivaldi et plus je trouve qu'aucun compositeur n'élève l'âme comme lui. La prière vient presque sans transition après l'avoir écouté, comme dans la continuité d'un même élan vers le ciel.
@@julienpithois6391 .Si Bach élève autant que Vivaldi. Haendel dans le Messie. Mais ce gloria fait partie des plus beaux chants.
@@julienpithois6391 proprio vero! Vivaladi ti porta lontano da questo mondo
@@annabonanome6487 j'ai jamais étudié l'italien mais j'ai tout compris. Petite satisfaction de la soirée !
@@julienpithois6391 avevo frequentato lo Chateaubriand, ma... ora ho 84 anni, e, forse, mi sto dimenticando anche l'italiano!
congratulations to the collegium singers & baroque orchestra-your a great asset to your university,best of luck
richardmalouf- san francisco
Best version..... normally it's over orchestrated but this is spot on!
Oh, the memories! Sang this with the All-State choir in San Antonio, Texas at the TMEA convention in 1981 (I think). Thank you Sally Schott, past TMEA president. Still my favorite teacher! North Texas just might get my daughter (and my money-LOL).
Thank you so much Jesus Christ today again specially!
All the grace and
the glory to our God Almighty the Father Jesus Christ our Lord today specially!
Thank you so much for sharing today again!
God bless all!
God bless AMERICA!
God bless you.
Thank you so much Lord again!
So wonderful!
All the grace and the glory to our God Almighty the Father Jesus Christ our Lord today again!
God bless all!
God bless AMERICA!
Richard Sparks. My first-time hearing of him. The most thoughtful performance of this piece I have heard yet. His tempo is perfect. The choral accompaniment is outstanding.
Lovely performance, tempi are perfect, voices and instruments top notch, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing!!!
Beautiful...makes me wish for the days I was singing in a choir. Timeless music and a wonderful performance.
You can sing in a choir essentially until you die. One of our Tenors finally quit at age 90! And there are many choirs of every level, for every age group (or all ages in one choir) and for every music style (from Baroque to Rock, literally!) you can choose from, depending where you live. So, if you wish to sing, join a choir today! If you believe your voice has gotten "rusty": If you've got some experience you'll be fine after a few weeks of singing regularly.
Велик Господь,велик Вивальди,который создал эту Музыку.Исполнение просто Гениально, хор,солисты,оркестр ,дирижер-единое целое
Спасибо всем за прекрасную Музыку!!!
I want to sing in a choir like this. So beautiful!
I was, you should. It takes practices for months
If you,ve not had a chance to sing it yet, find a virtual choir! The Self Isolation choir doing it next week
If you know Jesus as your Savior you will sing in a more perfect choir in heaven with the angels.
Very, very nicely done. Very good tempos, well articulated overall.....excellent voices. I was very moved by this performance. Kudos to the teachers...Bravo to the performers!!
Very Baroque. Well done.
A bit slow don’t ya think!
@@lucamaddalena5854 Not at all. This is perfection.
@@gerry8072 personally I prefer it quicker
@@lucamaddalena5854 Enjoy, in any case. Is there a performance on YT you prefer?
Most beautiful rendition of "Gloria"❤👌
My comments are posted long after this video was released. First, thank you for creating such a beautiful performance. I have come to appreciate the Baroque practice for string playing string music with less vibrato. When I hear Baroque performances with extreme vibrato, it makes me ill to have the beautiful melodies distorted so much. I also appreciate that in the training of singers.
This is a beautifully expressive performance. Bravo to the conductor and the talented students of North Texas!
What a performance beyond their years!
Bravissimi tutti! Stupenda esecuzione e interpretazione! Complimenti!
Most beautiful representation of the essence of human soul! spetacular performance! Bravo! Congratulations!