I sang this in an international superiors only four part mens choir the family singers out of Hancock N.Y. and placed second in 2003. one of the most spiritual moments of my life. We almost died when they announced we placed.
Brings back good memories of Ball State University. I sang this with the Statesmen, a Tenor 1 myself. But I gotta say, the bass section was totally On Point!
Frank bianchi directed my regional chorus last year and he’s honestly the best director that I’ve ever had. So genuinely kind and smart, he made our concert sound so amazing
Concert halls and venues should have ejection mechanisms installed in their chairs: 1st time someone coughs, a yellow light comes off; 2nd time, spectator flies off through the roof so they can continue to cough on Mars.
I've known this song for a long time. We've learned it in our English class(in non-English speaking country, obviously). We've never been taught about the story behind it. Here's the story. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Bonnie_Banks_o%27_Loch_Lomond The melody sounds sad but it's nothing compared to the lyrics(and the story behind it).
A MOST TOUCHING PERFORMANCE. I DID NOT KNOW THAT IT WAS A CLASSIC PIECE BY RALPH VAUGHN WILLIAMS. I AM NOT ASHAMED TO THAT I GREW UP WITH THE BENNY GOODMAN / MARTHA TILTON VERSION THEREOF. A GREAT SWING BAND PLAYING THIS PIECE WILL TOUCH YOU. CLASSICAL COMPOSERS WROTE PIECES FOR GOODMAN. BELA BARTOK WAS ONE OF THEM.
This Song is about a good fellow dying..and the composer goes like "dai dap" at the end. Didn't understand the meaning of the lyrics, hm? Though nice choir:-)
i always felt it was his spirit, released from the bonds of his human body, quickly flying back to his home of scotland along the low road, and the elation of being able to return, even if he doesn't get to truly "meet" with his true love again
I️ always thought he was talking about talking about a women he loved and they wanted to keep it a secret. “I’ll take the high road and you’ll take the low road” tell them to go different ways.
The end is supposed to be a solemn march... the song is about a brother sending his dead brother back to Scotland after a war battle. It’s a pride march. Not a dance party 🤦🏻♀️
sang this with 300 of the best singers in New England. I almost died.
+Miles Main dying of pure joy, what a way to go.
do you have a video? I'd llove to hear it.
@Liam Stevens It's dai not die.
Why? Did they try to murder you? Do you need help?
R/thathappened
we are singing this in choir now, its my favorite piece.
katie fried me too, omg it's absolutely gorgeous
katie fried we are playing this in band now
katie fried me too
What kind of Choir are you in?
That piano player is totally rocking out. lol
Oh that was sarcasm. I watched him the whole video expecting him to go crazy because I saw your comment haha
Sarah Gould when playing music it helps a lot to move
Jonah Henry lord knows I'm hilarious to watch during band concerts when I'm bouncing my flute in time with the music 😂
Gosh he really killed it - I want that guy's job!
I thought he has a rigor mortis.
I'll never forget seeing this live that night. Truly unforgettable.
I'll never forget singing this with my choir the song is truly beautiful
Bass 2 here! Me and my choir are singing this in 2 days and I couldn’t be more excited. I’ll be singing the beginning solo. Can’t wait!
I'm curious, what key? Do you drop it an octave to be in the "meat" of your voice, keep the octave, or go for a key somewhere in the middle?
Flyingferrets5 I sing it in the original key of E flat major, or that’s the key of the version we sung.
bass 2 here, i’m back 7 years since i last performed this piece because it made such a lasting impact on me
too bad the mics picked up all the audience coughing
My high school choir just sang this song in our last show. This song strikes my passion in every way and I'll never be able to get enough of it
I sang this in an international superiors only four part mens choir the family singers out of Hancock N.Y. and placed second in 2003. one of the most spiritual moments of my life. We almost died when they announced we placed.
This is my favorite choral song I have ever sang!!!
The tenor 1s made this performance
They so often do. Truly an underappreciated part.
@@nathanpunt1706 No, underappreciated is the bass section. The tenors are always getting the praise.
As they always do!
Brings back good memories of Ball State University. I sang this with the Statesmen, a Tenor 1 myself. But I gotta say, the bass section was totally On Point!
This was my All- Districts Audition song, I was top 30 out 400 People auditioning! my first time auditioning to!
Play this...in my demise...
Besser kann man diesen Chorsatz nicht präsentieren. Pravo, einfach toll.
That was a fabulous performance - one of the best I've heard! Thanks for singing my arrangement!
Frank bianchi directed my regional chorus last year and he’s honestly the best director that I’ve ever had. So genuinely kind and smart, he made our concert sound so amazing
-drooling over beautiful harmonies- god I love this song
That is an awesome rendition of the timeless classic !! Really, great job.
Wow a work of art 10/10 W O W
Amazing, I love it 😍
What a wonderful performance
The tenors are amazing!!!
Best version I've ever heard! Just beautiful!
¡Bellísimo! Una obra de arte magnífica.
still my favourite performance of this song!
brilliant tenors, great :-)
Lord thank you for this song
This is one of my favorite things I have EVER sung in choir EVER
Well done!
Magnifique
end was really good!
I like the song so much
Im playing a trio on clerinet and this is amazing😍
Perfect.
声音真好听。
Concert halls and venues should have ejection mechanisms installed in their chairs: 1st time someone coughs, a yellow light comes off; 2nd time, spectator flies off through the roof so they can continue to cough on Mars.
goosebumps
I remember when I performed this song for UIL. It was an orchestra arrangement, though(I play cello.)
The director dancing with the “die dies” lololol
Adorable
Schöne Grüsse aus Essen Steele!!
I've known this song for a long time.
We've learned it in our English class(in non-English speaking country, obviously).
We've never been taught about the story behind it.
Here's the story.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Bonnie_Banks_o%27_Loch_Lomond
The melody sounds sad but it's nothing compared to the lyrics(and the story behind it).
allgoo19 well done for taking the time out to find out about song greetings from Scotland
A MOST TOUCHING PERFORMANCE. I DID NOT KNOW THAT IT WAS A CLASSIC PIECE BY RALPH VAUGHN WILLIAMS. I AM NOT ASHAMED TO THAT I GREW UP WITH THE BENNY GOODMAN / MARTHA TILTON VERSION THEREOF. A GREAT SWING BAND PLAYING THIS PIECE WILL TOUCH YOU. CLASSICAL COMPOSERS WROTE PIECES FOR GOODMAN. BELA BARTOK WAS ONE OF THEM.
You might add the arranger (Jonathan Quick) and the publisher (Cypress Music). This was arranged for my choir, Chor Leoni.
Was that Derek nimmo ( older generation )
🇨🇦 apple don't do the Scottish saltire so hears my second fav flag
Automatic banger
if u want to lamo turn the playback speed to .75
🏴♥️
Anyone know the name of this arrangement?
What arrangement?
JESUS CHRIST ITS TWO NOT TAKE IF YOUR SAYING YE AND SUCH YOU SHOULD SING TAK'
But I couldn't bear to listen too the rest cause it's 4:25am
Who arranged this one
1.FC KÖLN .................................................................................. :) ... i love you
THE ROSE OF IRELAND.........HUGE!
It's tak...
Sparks Dawn some choirs sing take
I agree also gae and not again but again works
Ловкі.
WOW, not perfect but perfect
You know what I like about professional choirs vs average choirs? YOU CAN HEAR EVERY SINGLE PART EQUALLY!!!!!
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏....
france 98
composer?
It's a folk song
Unknown
Except for those with their face perpetually focused in their music, a very fine performance.
go watch the telcom university choir sing this too and its more heart warming
:T
I'm singing this in 6th grade...
This Song is about a good fellow dying..and the composer goes like "dai dap" at the end. Didn't understand the meaning of the lyrics, hm? Though nice choir:-)
BandTuxXedo hehe yeah, pretty bad version imo
To me, that part always sounded like "Jedi die," at least in other versions. What can I say? I'm a Star Wars fan.
the composer? the person who writes it?
i always felt it was his spirit, released from the bonds of his human body, quickly flying back to his home of scotland along the low road, and the elation of being able to return, even if he doesn't get to truly "meet" with his true love again
I️ always thought he was talking about talking about a women he loved and they wanted to keep it a secret. “I’ll take the high road and you’ll take the low road” tell them to go different ways.
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sad
sofas handmade school ilford never meet again on them funny
Is there a doc in the audience? Get these people some medicine!
The end is supposed to be a solemn march... the song is about a brother sending his dead brother back to Scotland after a war battle. It’s a pride march. Not a dance party 🤦🏻♀️
It also talks about him never seeing his love ever again...
Not according to the Wikipedia article. Perhaps you should edit it.
People always have to cough... Hold it in or go back to Walmart!!!
Angus Young from AC/DC plays this badass on guitar haha
Angus Young is a Scot.
SORRY... not ashamed to ADMIT that... etc...
Ehrlich? Solo geht besser. #Einbildungistaucheinebildung
Not bad... Heard better versions though.