Composer: Katerina Gimon; Publisher: Cypress Choral Music Performance: Vancouver Youth Choir directed by Carrie Tennant Location: Kansas City at the National ACDA Convention 2018
The mixture between the anger in the women's screams and the men's laugh at one point really gave me serious chills and it truly depicts unbridled feminine rage. I wish we could sing this at the women's March protests
@@LR-qi9rj they are both good. The all female version though is pretty angsty though. Tribal. Shrieking. I saw that one first and this one does not compare. Something about the all female version is very instinctually stimulating like a true war cry, not a reenactment which this one feels like. Moving piece nonetheless!!!
@@religionisapoison2413 if you haven't seen it already you should check out the TMEA treble choir rendition of this. it's the best performance I've seen by far
@@religionisapoison2413 That choir is the best high school singers in the state of texas, which is the most competitive state musically. I think that's a better rendition than any you'll hear, satb or ssaa
This has become one of my favorite videos on UA-cam in general. I've tried listening to Fire by other groups since discovering it, but this group just seems to "get" the song and fully feel the music.
All female version is better. I don't need to hear more men in my life. I want to hear womens voices and energy. Time to move over men. Matriarchy time.
To each their own opinion, but I believe that without both then there is an incomplete balance making harmony impossible, in a metaphorical sense of course. Sorry to see you’ve been hurt in the past.
This piece is part of a four part series including the three other ‘elements’ of nature, and while this piece does do well with SSAA composition in terms of the wild anger you can use it to present I assure you it wouldn’t be able to exist in the context of the rest of the piece without a full ensemble. Be careful of the fine line between preference and prejudice. Crossing it never results in anything happy.
The mixture between the anger in the women's screams and the men's laugh at one point really gave me serious chills and it truly depicts unbridled feminine rage. I wish we could sing this at the women's March protests
ua-cam.com/video/QwMhkJmFChA/v-deo.html&ab_channel=oooichi0
Why not?
it could be done, just would require some serious practice.
This is a song with meaning deep like that? This is one of my chamber choir songs, I just looked this up because I thought it sounded good?
@@bulletbro4745yeah I wholeheartedly doubt it’s the actual meaning but it would definitely be cool
This left me in tears. It chook me to my core. Both women and men hold such power, complimenting eachother
Saw this performed in university by my school’s chamber choir…changed my life.
You by any chance a PSU student?
@@Carlosgrove0 na lol
oregon state university?
man I love screaming 🗣️🗣️‼️🔥🔥
The chamber choir im in is singing this song and I got one of the little chaotic yelling parts towards the end 💀
KS state choir is singing this song this year and idk how to feel about it 😅
Chills ,tears absolutely emotional experience
unpopular opinion but I like this one better
I don’t see why people don’t like this one compared to the other one.
That sudden pause was so jarring and breathtaking, holy
i dont care that im a soprano 1 i want that scream solo SO BAD
the all female version is good
so is this one lol. they can both be good.
@@LR-qi9rj they are both good. The all female version though is pretty angsty though. Tribal. Shrieking. I saw that one first and this one does not compare. Something about the all female version is very instinctually stimulating like a true war cry, not a reenactment which this one feels like. Moving piece nonetheless!!!
@@religionisapoison2413 if you haven't seen it already you should check out the TMEA treble choir rendition of this. it's the best performance I've seen by far
@@LR-qi9rj just looked it up. That's the one I was talking about.
@@religionisapoison2413 That choir is the best high school singers in the state of texas, which is the most competitive state musically. I think that's a better rendition than any you'll hear, satb or ssaa
This piece would’ve been so sick in the movie The Northman
holy crap thats dope
…..:.WOW…….✨
im boutta sample this stay tuned
Sprint concert!!!🗣️🗣️
I knocked a god clean off his feet once.
That was it for me.
Slay
wow
This has become one of my favorite videos on UA-cam in general. I've tried listening to Fire by other groups since discovering it, but this group just seems to "get" the song and fully feel the music.
❤️❤️❤️
All female version is better. I don't need to hear more men in my life. I want to hear womens voices and energy. Time to move over men. Matriarchy time.
L comment tbh
The original composition is SATB, hate to break it to you. The SSAA version is really good though.
🤣🤣🤣
To each their own opinion, but I believe that without both then there is an incomplete balance making harmony impossible, in a metaphorical sense of course. Sorry to see you’ve been hurt in the past.
This piece is part of a four part series including the three other ‘elements’ of nature, and while this piece does do well with SSAA composition in terms of the wild anger you can use it to present I assure you it wouldn’t be able to exist in the context of the rest of the piece without a full ensemble. Be careful of the fine line between preference and prejudice. Crossing it never results in anything happy.