Navy fan and brother of a Navy grad. Absolutely fantastic. We are so lucky to have fine young men and women like these who represent and defend this Country.
I’m a retired career Naval officer, so have no doubt for whom I cheer. However, I’ll tell you who I HAIL . . . those who serve - and have served - with honor, and frequently with courage and distinction. Our uniforms differ and we have unique, proud traditions, but our values and our commitment to this nation are identical and transcendent. In recent American generations, only one in two hundred will ever wear a uniform of our armed forces. Those who do share things that are both crucial and everlasting, we incur the risks of service and we sacrifice, not for affluence, influence, celebrity or power, but - fundamentally - for love of our county, for preservation of our freedom and for each other. May God bless everyone who does so (and their families, who also make substantial sacrifices for the United Stares and its citizenry).
The big game is over, and army has won once again. This song moves me so much, It will be an honor to one day stand with the other few that have the same aspirations to protect and serve our great nation. Rest easy 1st Lt. Prasnicki
What a wonderful way to be introduced to West Point's Alma Mater. I must admit to never hearing or knowing it, but it is a striking piece of music, a beautiful hymn performed here with such profoundly deep emotion. I would only hope that the general public takes the time to see this inspiring video of a tribute to Lt Prasnicki. Yes, Linda Kay, your niece did a fantastic job singing this along with SSgt Gaynor and the Glee Club. Very emotional to see this amazing work, and as a proud American and Air Force retiree, I commend you all.
What a beautiful rendition! So proud of the Corps and their continued pursuit of excellence. I am also pleased with my personal faithfulness to honor the Lord on His day during very difficult times at West Point, and as a result of the Supreme Court's ruling against the Academy and its mandatory chapel attendance policy. It was difficult attending services with so few participating after experiencing the Corps' worship together. I remember seeing the faces of Chaplain Ford and Wilson the first several weeks of smaller and smaller attendance. They remained calm and professional. The Days have passed and I have been made aware that The Corps is uniquely grounded spiritually. I am blessed to have witnessed so many wonderful choral and organ recitals at The Cadet Chapel over my extended length of time at West Point. The Choir is awesome! Beat Navy ! Keep the Faith, have Hope.
When I was a kid I sat towards the front on the right to watch my dad preach. Once, I waddled up towards the altar and was swooped up by a cadet and sat on his lap. That was before the girls came, back in early 70s.
Absolute perfection, not only as a a version of the alma mater, not only as a military academy spirit video, but as an exquisitely performed choral arrangement. It is rare to see such transcendent performances. Tho vocalization range is so broad, the solo contributions emotionally delivered and the chapel instrumental music accentuates the chorus perfectly. So few are exposed to traditional music, I fear that the wonder, the heart and the beauty of this piece will be lost on a small fan base. I hope that people will take the time to share the message of a committed corps, with members whom commit their lives, both in word and in action. To those who granted us this performance, it is a gift that should be relished and cherished. Godspeed cadets.
Austin Lachance, Thank you for this blessed posting. I don't know how one can watch this with out tearing up-A fine tribute to !st Lt. Stephen C Prasnicki. May God continue to shine his light on all who knew and loved Lt Prasnicki. The Cadet Glee Club did a beautiful job. Complements to the Soloists. In defense of our country Army and Navy are on the same team! However in all respect to QB #17 Prasnicki- I have to say GO ARMY and LEAD THE WAY!! God's Peace
When I had the undeserved honor of singing in this amazing club we didn't have the beautiful high sopranos at the beginning and throughout. Very nice. Thanks.
I had the honor back in 1975 and 77 of training West Point Cadets at Camp Buckner Summer Field Exercises. In 10 years of service in Army on 3 levels best duty I ever served. These are people who can thrive under tremendous pressure 24/7/365. West Point is a grind that the other academy's are not. Officers inn the Army are made basically 3 different ways. R.O.T.C. O.C.S. and the Academy. These officers lead other officers as well as enlisted. V.M.I.,Norwich, Citadel, A and M are R.O..T.C.West Point is the real deal.4 years every dam day.Maybe a couple of weeks leave summer. 15 days reat of the year. I am still in awe of the folks that attend W.P. Go Army Beat Navy!
"NEVER IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN CONFLICT HAS SO MANY ,OWE SO MUCH, TO SO FEW" WC GODSPEED IN YOUR JOURNEY`S. THANKS TO ALL WHO SERVED. REMEMBER SGT LA DAVID JOHNSON AND SGT WILLIAM H CARNEY
HAD TO LISTEN TODAY ( ARMY- NAVY GAME DAY 125TH ) IN HONOR OF MY FATHER WHO HAS RECENTLY PASSED ROBERT CAPPIELLO USS SIRAGO SS 485 GO NAVY BEAT ARMY SING SECOND
Beautiful! Well done and well produced. Thank you for your service and sacrifice. That said, as a Navy grad, it never sounds like that when Army is singing first and the tears are running down your cheeks. Go Navy! Beat Army!
EO Secrets by Bill Conrad As a non military person can you please with respect explain the rule : My understanding ( this is just from watching army / navy or army / army Air Force games/ navy Air Force ): after the game BOTH TEAMS STAND AT ATTENTION & hear the LOSING TEAM'S Alma Mater First ( while their football team is standing in unison ) & then after the VERY LAST NOTE IS PLAYED all then must run to THE WINNING TEAM'S sideline to repeat the process & then both teams are dismissed
Beautiful song -- Army West Point always deserves proper respect... you all are blessed and worthy of praise. Now, as to that "Sing Second" idea, I must say, "GO NAVY! BEAT ARMY!" (Thanks for not pummeling me into the ground, dear men and women of The Old Gray Line!) Then, go beat all of honor and peace's enemies together!
![Sing Second - Army/Navy 2018 Remaster [4K]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/yDYTTpsz0k8/mqdefault.jpg)
Navy fan and brother of a Navy grad.
Absolutely fantastic.
We are so lucky to have fine young men and women like these who represent and defend this Country.
I’m a retired career Naval officer, so have no doubt for whom I cheer.
However, I’ll tell you who I HAIL . . . those who serve - and have served - with honor, and frequently with courage and distinction. Our uniforms differ and we have unique, proud traditions, but our values and our commitment to this nation are identical and transcendent. In recent American generations, only one in two hundred will ever wear a uniform of our armed forces. Those who do share things that are both crucial and everlasting, we incur the risks of service and we sacrifice, not for affluence, influence, celebrity or power, but - fundamentally - for love of our county, for preservation of our freedom and for each other. May God bless everyone who does so (and their families, who also make substantial sacrifices for the United Stares and its citizenry).
You are 100% correct, Shipmate! This was beautifully sung. Bravo Zulu to the Cadet Choir.
Tomorrow, the Corps will sing it -- FIRST. BEAT ARMY!!
I find it ironic that you said you HAIL men than end your comment with God Bless.
So well said!
*s/ Retired 24 Year US Navy Submariner - USNA Class of 1965*
@@lindanwfirefighter4973 Why ironic? Are you a troll?
this is the song i listend to when my great grandfather passed away this past christmas. he was class of ‘45. well done, be thou at peace.
Listening to this now and crying. My husband was class of 78 and died recently. So it hits home big time. . Well done, be thou at peace.
What your husband named my dad had me correcting the paper assignment and I have a book with all there names in it 1970-1984
@@RhondaMitchKetchens not sure what that means
This is the most stunning performance of my Alma Mater I have ever thrilled to see.
The big game is over, and army has won once again.
This song moves me so much,
It will be an honor to one day stand with the other few that have the same aspirations to protect and serve our great nation.
Rest easy 1st Lt. Prasnicki
My beautiful Niece singing lead.
What a voice!
She’s incredible.
Angelic....Moving....God Bless and God Speed all those who serve, or who have served. Well Done All!
She knocked it out the park... I love this version... I'm the Class of '75... glad to see this done so well with SOUL
Congratulations Linda. Absolutely wonderful!
What a wonderful way to be introduced to West Point's Alma Mater. I must admit to never hearing or knowing it, but it is a striking piece of music, a beautiful hymn performed here with such profoundly deep emotion. I would only hope that the general public takes the time to see this inspiring video of a tribute to Lt Prasnicki. Yes, Linda Kay, your niece did a fantastic job singing this along with SSgt Gaynor and the Glee Club. Very emotional to see this amazing work, and as a proud American and Air Force retiree, I commend you all.
Thank you for taking the time Pat.
my kid, class of 17. We will always have a leg in it now. Go Army!
I was at that game in Philly. That was the closest thing to a religious experience since I stood at the tomb of St. Peter. Go Navy! Go Army!
I must have watched this dozens of times and I still get choked up.
What a beautiful rendition! So proud of the Corps and their continued pursuit of excellence. I am also pleased with my personal faithfulness to honor the Lord on His day during very difficult times at West Point, and as a result of the Supreme Court's ruling against the Academy and its mandatory chapel attendance policy. It was difficult attending services with so few participating after experiencing the Corps' worship together. I remember seeing the faces of Chaplain Ford and Wilson the first several weeks of smaller and smaller attendance. They remained calm and professional. The Days have passed and I have been made aware that The Corps is uniquely grounded spiritually. I am blessed to have witnessed so many wonderful choral and organ recitals at The Cadet Chapel over my extended length of time at West Point. The Choir is awesome! Beat Navy ! Keep the Faith, have Hope.
The game may be over, but we're still watching. Absolutely beautiful work, to all of you. Thank you. May you rest in peace, Sir.
When I was a kid I sat towards the front on the right to watch my dad preach. Once, I waddled up towards the altar and was swooped up by a cadet and sat on his lap. That was before the girls came, back in early 70s.
I honestly got chills. Go Army!!!!! Beat Navy!!! May God protect this great nation and those who defend it.
I was at the last two Army-Navy games. WOW! I love this rendition of the alma mater. GO ARMY! BEAT NAVY!
Absolute perfection, not only as a a version of the alma mater, not only as a military academy spirit video, but as an exquisitely performed choral arrangement. It is rare to see such transcendent performances. Tho vocalization range is so broad, the solo contributions emotionally delivered and the chapel instrumental music accentuates the chorus perfectly. So few are exposed to traditional music, I fear that the wonder, the heart and the beauty of this piece will be lost on a small fan base. I hope that people will take the time to share the message of a committed corps, with members whom commit their lives, both in word and in action. To those who granted us this performance, it is a gift that should be relished and cherished. Godspeed cadets.
Doug Liles thank you, I could not agree more!!
The cinematography is your crowning achievement to date. I don't know how it can get better...
Doug Liles I certainly consider this some of my proudest work, and I do agree that it will be tough to beat 😬 I'm sure future inspiration will come!
Austin Lachance, Thank you for this blessed posting. I don't know how one can watch this with out tearing up-A fine tribute to !st Lt. Stephen C Prasnicki. May God continue to shine his light on all who knew and loved Lt Prasnicki. The Cadet Glee Club did a beautiful job. Complements to the Soloists. In defense of our country Army and Navy are on the same team! However in all respect to QB #17 Prasnicki- I have to say GO ARMY and LEAD THE WAY!! God's Peace
This video is so wonderful! I've watched it at least 20 times in the last 24 hours. GO ARMY! #ProudWestPointWife
When I had the undeserved honor of singing in this amazing club we didn't have the beautiful high sopranos at the beginning and throughout. Very nice. Thanks.
The most beautiful musical moment on UA-cam. GO ARMY!
2nd Lieu Barbaro , John J. USMA 89
MAY OUR LINE OF GRAY INCREASE FROM DAY TO DAY
This is an absolutely beautiful piece. So emotional as well. I am crying.
What a beautiful voice she has!
(Brings tears to the eyes of this Gray Hog)
Wow, what a performance! Great voice! Go Army!!!!
Awesome......fills my heart with pride......
RIP Sir.........
GO ARMY BEAT NAVY
If ever there was a love song to America...damn this would be up there
This is absolutely gorgeous and inspiring.
Still one of the best videos ever. The most beautiful version of the Alma Mater. Thank you for this video
This was just incredible, you guys! SO heartfelt and beautiful. Incredible tribute to a fallen soldier and beautiful job done by all!!
This is absolutely inspiring. Be Thou At Peace: Jay, Dan, Sal and Chris
Great Job with this video sir
Love this song! And the tribute to Chase Prasnicki even more. 2010 #loyal’tiltheend R.I.P. Chase
Amazing. Beautiful voices. BEAT NAVY!!!!!
Inspiring!! BEAT NAVY
Wow! Leaves you speechless with pride.
Wow. Just wow. I needed this today
I have tears in my eyes. Hearing this song
Incredible. Simply incredible.
amazing. Proud to be living in this great nation
Totally incredible. Makes me very proud.
Incredible video! Go Army!
And Army did sing 2nd and were the 2nd best in their contemporary history December 9, 2017. Go Army, All the way Army, Well done Army👍💪
Beautifully performed. (And we sang second!)
Matthew Paul and we WILL sing second AGAIN! #beatnavy2018
The most beautiful song to my ears-God Bless.
I had the honor back in 1975 and 77 of training West Point Cadets at Camp Buckner Summer Field Exercises. In 10 years of service in Army on 3 levels best duty I ever served. These are people who can thrive under tremendous pressure 24/7/365. West Point is a grind that the other academy's are not. Officers inn the Army are made basically 3 different ways. R.O.T.C. O.C.S. and the Academy. These officers lead other officers as well as enlisted. V.M.I.,Norwich, Citadel, A and M are R.O..T.C.West Point is the real deal.4 years every dam day.Maybe a couple of weeks leave summer. 15 days reat of the year. I am still in awe of the folks that attend W.P. Go Army Beat Navy!
Wow,, outstanding voices,, wonderfully emotional video.
Very powerful! E1 Dammit and Beat Navy! -USMA '12
Go Vikes
- USMA ‘25
We need more videos from Austin Lachance😂
Nice tribute to the QB there! Just beautiful
I am so proud of you all.
Chills! Literal chills! This was so incredibly beautiful
3:05. Gorgeous harmony. God bless those who serve. Well done. GO ARMY!
She has a wonderful voice!
Beautiful! Gives me goosebumps!
Goose bumps!
Man she sounds good. I admire her and him.
Absolutely stunning!
WOW!!! Please post at iTunes or any music outlet so I can purchase!
"NEVER IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN CONFLICT HAS SO MANY ,OWE SO MUCH, TO SO FEW" WC GODSPEED IN YOUR JOURNEY`S. THANKS TO ALL WHO SERVED. REMEMBER SGT LA DAVID JOHNSON AND SGT WILLIAM H CARNEY
HAD TO LISTEN TODAY ( ARMY- NAVY GAME DAY 125TH ) IN HONOR OF MY FATHER WHO HAS RECENTLY PASSED ROBERT CAPPIELLO USS SIRAGO SS 485 GO NAVY BEAT ARMY SING SECOND
Wow! Awesome!! Go Army!!!
Beautiful video for an old veteran!
Grate singing hope you do your LT proud
Beautiful!!!!
Bleat Navy!
Breathtaking
Beautiful!
fantastic
That was amazing
Simply beautiful!
Outstanding work! 10th Mountain
Absolutely beautiful.
BEAT NAVY!
came immediately here after the big win! go army! beat navy!
Part of me wonders if Jeff Monken showed them this video before they took the field. They would have been ready to run through a brick wall.
Proud Military Brat of Drill Sergeants. R.I.H Mom
We did!
GO Army! Beat Navy! Amazing Video!
Be thou at peace Jordon and David.
Awesome video
Well done!
BEAT NAVY
This is beautiful. Really beautiful.
Hell Yes! Go Army Beat Navy!
That was stellar.
Soo beautiful
#armychild
Go Army!
Beautiful! Well done and well produced. Thank you for your service and sacrifice. That said, as a Navy grad, it never sounds like that when Army is singing first and the tears are running down your cheeks. Go Navy! Beat Army!
To my fallen brothers in arms: Thomas Surdyke, Mitch Winey, Peter Zhu, be thou at peace.
Rip 1LT.prasnicki
Yes, RIP LT.
The 31 dislikes were the the Navy team
Bendiciones por todos deportes 🏀 por ⚽️🎾🥎⚾️🪀🏉🛼🥁
GO ARMY!!!
Wow - Go Army! Beat Navy!
EO Secrets by Bill Conrad
As a non military person can you please with respect explain the rule :
My understanding ( this is just from watching army / navy or army / army Air Force games/ navy Air Force ): after the game BOTH TEAMS STAND AT ATTENTION & hear the LOSING TEAM'S Alma Mater First ( while their football team is standing in unison ) & then after the VERY LAST NOTE IS PLAYED all then must run to THE WINNING TEAM'S sideline to repeat the process & then both teams are dismissed
Could you possibly record a performance of the Alma Mater and have it posted? The only other video is quite dated.
Wow
Beautiful song -- Army West Point always deserves proper respect... you all are blessed and worthy of praise. Now, as to that "Sing Second" idea, I must say, "GO NAVY! BEAT ARMY!" (Thanks for not pummeling me into the ground, dear men and women of The Old Gray Line!) Then, go beat all of honor and peace's enemies together!
Go Army, Beat Navy
18 people did not like this???!
Wow.