Didn't My Lord Deliver Daniel? - Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- Guest Conductor Cristian Graces leads the Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles through a rousing encore of the classic African-American spiritual.
Recorded live at the Los Angeles Theatre Center, March 27, 2011
Soloists: P.J. Celiz, Chris Etscheid
Arrangement: Aaron Dale
Video by: James Roman
A superb rendition ... unbelievable part singing. Hats off the the soloist.
He is very good!
Great arrangement ...it's a very tricky song to sing
Omg, these harmonies are phenomenal. Great arrangement!
this is a gorgeous arrangement!
Powerful!
Waow really amazing 🙏🏻
Fabulous!!
Very cool Chorus singing. Love it.
Aaron Dale is a genius.
A big fat WOW to this group of mighty fine singers!!! I seriously hope you're competing at the International Barbershop Contests because this singing is DAAAAAAAMN GOOD!
oh gosh, they don't want us!!! they're all way too straight......tee hee
FAN-TAS-TIK GMCLA, love to you all from Paris France ;-)
OMG, this is amazing 😮😮😮😘😘😘
this is joy
Whaw, fantastic singing and camera ! I am singing the song right now... ;).
Holy crap I love this
Me too!!!
These guys can really sing. I'm guessing an audition is a little more complicated than usual.
Freakin' fantastic, guys! You're great, keep up the good work! :)
This is class.
Excellent! ♥
A lovely arrangement is this! So well executed. I wish i could get the score. Any body out there?
Me too!!!
Aaron Dale arrangement!
😱😍😍😍
BRAVO! Wanna find the score of
Holy shit
Great spirited arrangement, but with a Chorus this large, the soloists needed a microphone.
Chris definitely needed a mic.
that was outstanding!!!!!!
I ask was that a moses hogan arrangement?
😱😱😱😱
epic
Barbershop!
They don't look gay
Exactly they don't look gay idk why it's called that??
It's cause they're gay.
Jelly Is Bad Both of you are ignorant. You are acting like because of their sexual orientation, that they should appear differently? You can't have any physical markings of your sexuality, it just doesn't work like that. A gay man could look extremely different from a straight man, or he could look strikingly similar. Sexuality has no play in genetic makeup. And your stereotypes of how a gay man should dress, or how he should compose himself are false. They are human beings like the rest of us and have the freedom to look as they please, they don't have to live up to anybody's standards.
HPzombies You're being needlessly preachy. He simply asked why it's specifically called a Gay Men's Chorus, as opposed to just something like "The Men's Chorus of Los Angeles," and I replied with the obvious explanation that it's because all the men in the chorus are gay. I suppose it's technically the other way around, but in any case it was a statement of fact, no indication there of ignorance whatsoever. I will agree that the original person I replied to seems ignorant, but I'm sure he can't help it. And to top it off, I'm a bisexual man well aware of the various stereotypes involved in homosexuality. And even as someone who feels more or less free to act as I wish regardless of those stereotypes, it is obvious that there is a very real set of mannerisms and behaviors that is associated with homosexuality, and heterosexuality, for that matter.
Your Check Gaydar light is on.
LOVE this, especially the passion in the message as it's delivered...slightly too show choir-ish towards the end, which supplants the soulfulness somewhat. But fabulously original, that's for sure.