Libera Dreams

rubberduckysquawk

Sorry I'm bumping this thread. 0:28 and onwards, the exact same notes this time, but sounds like it's been played on a synthesiser to avoid having to pay for royalties and stuff. Clever...

rubberduckysquawk

'I Dreamed a Dream' from Les Miserables would be lovely, I imagine it'd have to be done as a solo though. Then again, I'm not the expert, the choirmaster is... It's probably out of the scope of Libera the touring choir (and almost certainly not for the choir in the capacity of St Philip's Choir), bu...

rubberduckysquawk

Hullo all! Contrary to expectations, I'm not sure I could describe myself as a long time Libera fan. Because I first heard about them in January when I happened to hear a snippet of what sounded like a choral rendition of Pachelbel's Canon (one of my all time favorite pieces, I love everything Canon...

rubberduckysquawk

I understand this is something of an old debate quite bound to polarize, but I'm genuinely curious. Personally I think the 1999 version is nulli secundus. The opening of the piece got me quite hooked and the excellent harmony failed to disappoint. And the ending solo...phew! I wish I could say the s...

rubberduckysquawk

A lot of the examples given don't actually use Sanctus. The mattress and beer ads, for examples, seem to use https://youtu.be/Vd6wi8nDJhU - which sounds like and shares the opening notes of Sanctus, but isn't the same.

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Favourite version of 'Sanctus'?

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