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ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!!

I just did this song with my choir today in the same auditorium lol

Try his "O Magnum Mysterium" if you've never heard it.

Beautiful!! Translation sounds good too!

Good job, guys. by far the best rendition I've found on UA-cam so far!

Spellbindingly beautiful

Tatou o tagata folau e vala'auina E le atua o le sami tele e o mai Ia ava'e le lu'itau e lelei Tapenapena Aue, aue Nuku I mua Te manulele e tataki e Aue, aue Te fenua, te malie, Nae ko hakilia kaiga e We read the wind and the sky when the sun is high We sail the length of the seas on the ocean breeze At night, we name every star We know where we are We know who we are, who we are Aue, aue chorus 2 We set a course to find A brand new island everywhere we roam Aue, aue We keep our island in our mind And when it's time to find home We know the way Aue, aue We are explorers reading every sign We tell the stories of our elders in a never-ending chain Aue, aue Te fenua, te mālie Nā heko hakilia We know the way

I’m doing this in my choir concert tomorrow for school

I love your style of conducting and leading, omg!

That’s my mentor Austin Thorpe! He’s been a leader and example of hard work and greatness to me since I met him, he took over at my high school in the school’s second year and his first year teaching high school he lead us to great heights immediately even when others doubted us and swept us and him under the carpet because of their skepticism towards us for being a new school and him a new teacher, and we proved them wrong! And he never looked back nor skipped a beat but has lead each place he’s gone to greatness among the current greats and those whom he taught have only flourished always being something greater than how he first found them. He is a champion

Exquisite!

#Survivor42 The latest 42 Ritual. The number stamped on Black History and used time and time again! ua-cam.com/video/AS9Vss0vIOs/v-deo.html

Amazing!!!🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

Sorry, but I cannot understand the words for the piano.

Just lovely. Thank you.

Thank u

Amazing! So happy to see you conducting at the University of Utah. 😁😁

Thank you, Dr. Austin!

I love this song and I sing and I’m blind

Superb! Oshadharon! Absolutely brilliant!

What is the title of the song?

Beautiful thank you, God bless you Amen 🙏🏻

(♡˙︶˙♡)

as someone that comes from the islands and someone that represents the hawaiian and samoan culture, please respect and know the meaning and pronunciation of what your saying

I always listen to this whenever I have panic and anxiety attacks...especially on these times... It helps me on relief. Thanks you Mr Conductor and choir. Godbless you all

Impresiv sekali😭

I hear angels

this is an excellent cover of the song well done

A beautiful Concert! Especially by a High School Choir!

Fun to hear them respond to your instruction.

I am doing observation hours for my music Ed degree and I love your pacing and the clarity within it!! What music are they singing??

This is great and very relevant to my Master research. Thank you for placing this online. A detail I missed was that some diacritics could help in clarifying some of the ambiguities one can run into when using an IPA transcription. In the case of the sound in between [e] and [ɛ], one could use diacritics like ̝or ̞ to indicate a vowel being raised or lowered (i.e. more closed or more open, respectively). That could then result in [ɛ̝] or [e̞]. In fact, officially, instead of writing [e / ɛ], one *should* write [ɛ̝] or [e̞], as square brackets are generally reserved for what is known as a "narrow transcription". In general, less detailed IPA transcriptions should be surrounded by forward slashes to indicate a broad transcription. (E.g. "cool" is [kʰul] or /kul/.) Of course this is nitpicking, and most of these diacritics are needless complications for an IPA transcription for singers. In general, I try to stick to placing my transcriptions between slashes, though some diacritics really help me in pronunciation details, like the abovementioned ʰ. (The amount of simplification of the IPA and perhaps its diacritics for singers is something I intend to base my Master research on, though I'm still working on the exact research question.)

This is amazing! This deserves millions of likes!

Good content. Keep up the good work! I recommend you google SMZeus . c o m!! I’ve been using it to promote my main channel and it helped me get my videos higher in the search results!!

Those vowels were striking ! First thing I noticed. Watched later and now I can see why! Good work, choir sounds really really great

A wonderful lesson in IPA with great examples! I've seen this careful attention to details pay off in extraordinary sounds coming from Austin's high school singers as well as his new ensemble, Essere! θeɪŋk ju ɑstɪn!

those T’s are CRISP

An exemplary conductor!

So beautiful!

bravo Austin!!!

Too bad technical did not work well, we are getting nothing but black outs and static. I'm so sad.

I'm there!!! I can't wait!!!

This is so cool! Thank you Austin!!

This is beautiful! Awesome job!

This is so awesome! Great job 👏👏👏

Congratulations on the PhD. Keep posting please. Your conducting technique is exciting and the excellence you demand of your ensembles is so impressive. Staheli made quite an impression on you as you will on your students. You might find yourself the subject of a dissertation yourself someday. Best...

This is my first listen of this song. The unison singing at the beginning has moved tears down my face and the women singing is so refined. Thank you for this experience.

I honestly thought this was a collegiate ensemble! Wow! Bravo!