They bought tears. I thought they were just GREAT. I have not been to Ireland but it is on my bucket list. Thank you children for the music and the plessure of listening to you.
Wow , I have no words, they gave me goose bumps, absolutely amazing each and everyone of those kids! And a huge bravo to their teacher! I couldn't stop the tears! bless! xx
Its hard to work with children and make them that synchronised i am a primary school teacher and trust me choir is one of the hardest thing to work on .... they are very passionate children to be able to do that x
Kids are best.. After the performance the kids faces are speechless, evrey kid's very emotional. my tears felt down automatically. good bless you all. it's amazing audition.
I've watched this video over and over. These kids and teacher are to be applauded. You can see and hear each individual voice and spirit from each child . You , ST. Patrick's junior choir , have a fa fan from Bridgeport, CT U .S
Just imagine in a few years, these kids will all have amazing voices and they will be inseparable from each-other their bond will be amazingly strong.. They will and currently have so much power and passion, these children have a bright future. I can tell!
Watch you guys everyday and love you! Beautiful harmony and just watching your faces before, during & after that lovely song brings tears to my eyes everytime. Hoping that you make it to the finals! Superb choir and wonderful music teacher!
Let's ALL love ALL children, provide them a chance to spend their time on positive, uplifting activities like this and they will CREATE A BETTER WORLD FOR TOMORROW'S CHILDREN. Peace to all.
After watching the videos, I came to the conclusion. When a tear is quicker than my voice. Then I must admit that it was great. Love it love it love it
I think it evokes centuries of oppression and a country that's found her song in only the past thirty or so years. Pain and pride and I see those faces, hear their song and I can't stop crying because Her history is in my head, blood and heart.
Am from Kenya always admire the passion of this kids and dedication of their teachers my wish my daughter oneday will also be alluminia of that school.... Always proud of St patrick
Simon asked the right question, (illustrating again why he's so valuable to the show,) why are you specially different, (to be on such a show,) and they're the kind of performance that really tests the ability of the judges to say something adequate, to give their answers to the question afterwards. (And I love to try to be Monday morning armchair quarterback-critic.) There are many factors in such a performance, and surely the choice of song is great, as is it's key, for these children voices at this particular age. Children's singing can be a genre of it's own, and choirs can take it to a further level, (and it's one of my favorite genres). Each age of children has it's own strengths over all other ages, and that is surely illustrated here. There's something about the group as a whole that has an overwhelming impact. (I'm reminded here of Canção do Mar. Meninas Cantoras de Petrópolis no Morro da Urca, in the impression made by the movement of the girls as a group.) There is so much to see in so many faces that we're left hungry for more. They exude a powerful presence as children, of great authenticity, and beauty. This performance was obviously not easy to achieve! One very powerful element of their "presence" is that the children take it so incredibly seriously, (there's intensity of focus, yet in a soft song). This is a competition, and these kids mean business, and yet in such a fun way! Part of the value of the song choice is it's beauty, as a tune for these voices, but another part of it is surely that, as a lyric, taking us into our personal histories and questions of mortality and vulnerability,) and it obviously means so much to the children. I'm reminded of the challenges of Northern Ireland's history, (and the Irish certainly love their land). So there are these contrasting qualities, love and authenticity (as children) combined with excellence and incredible seriousness (from "mere" children, at such a young age), great synchronization and yet amazing diversity of uniqueness in their individual expressions, (I like the shot of the 4 faces singing together). The show loves the dynamically sensational, yet the theme here is “simple things.” So there's a seriousness of emotion, "I came across a fallen tree ..." an "old souls" quality amidst authentic childhood. I see great discipline, but sense surging emotions underneath, including joy, but also fear, and then grief from the lyric, and love. I think the contrasts give it the beauty and emotional appeal. (Very gripping to me.) They begin with the individual voices, matching the lyric, ("I walk across an empty land," and then the other voices magnify the message. So the softness of the voice of the first soloist is quite effective, and is followed by the seriousness of the 2nd, building toward the group. The risk of losing one's "sense of place" is a powerful theme in our day, and so they, as children, (cleverly) take us, as adults, powerfully back far into our own childhoods. Obviously, all of this speaks for itself with regard to the teacher, and she obviously asks a lot from them, and remains a bit on edge, (bringing them into this risk)! (In part, she reminds me of the guy behind "The Langley Schools Project.") Art is immeasurable, but we often speak of the approaching of 100% of potential. I see here, in the pressure of that quest, some bending, leaning of standing children in one direction or another, and similar (precarious) tilting of heads, (even mouths,) under the challenge, and similar facial expressions, which all, paradoxically, itself is so artistically effective, (so congruent with lyrics and tune,) that it too takes things to the "peak" that is achieved. They achieve all of this, not as highly trained dramatic performers, but out of the authenticity of childhood, as drawn out for us. Grace (as gift, as "genius" in the etymological sense,) surely plays a role in much of this. I think it takes great respect for children to draw such a performance from them. Surely how they feel about their teacher is a big part of it. They don't at all come across as a pre-selected choir of top singers from out of hundreds of schools. So it expresses what we all might achieve, a tribute to the human spirit, the human potential. So they show us that this quality of beauty exists all around us, all the time, potentially. Also kudos to the one who made the video, to tell this wonderful story. Awesome. (But again, what great material to work with). (The teacher calls for nothing less than beauty at the last moment, and then we see the impression of that on the face of one of the soloists to be! Great!) Part of the greatness of the "got talent" shows is to be wowed by unexpectedly great performances that contrast with first impressions, and the authenticity of these children as children of this age really set us up for that. I'm putting it on my "See the Main Chance" playlist, as the final entry (for now and "Farm Songs," as it resonates so strongly with the rural crisis, with the threat and loss we face, cf. "The Myth of Beauty?").
Got bless you keep you singing so beautiful god no you guys so happy that’s what he won to see all you guys happy thank you God bless you love and peace🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🙏❤️🌍
I Love the beautiful harmony they brought together. However, one thing bother's me a bit. Simon stands up to give this act a standing ovation which is fine. But, when the act of: " Angara Contortion" did their INCREDIBLE performance that amazed everyone. Everyone was up on their feet giving them a standing Ovation except for Simon. I just find that strange since the Contortionist ladies? Came all the way from Russia. We've seen many choirs on this show. But, never ever seen anything like the "Angara Contonist" did on BGT has a group. ( If you didn't see their act? You Must check it out now!) Which deserved all Golden Buzzer's! Maybe Simon was tired? I love Simon no matter what. He makes the shows interesting along with Dec & Ant for me.
Christine JJ He is a person of his own who doesnt feel compelled to stand because everyone else is. Considering he has seen a lot more, he could have seen better before.
The smiles, the teary eyes, the pride... they are wonderful!
Goosebumps everywhere....I watch this over and over again.... keep that up! I wished they would have gotten the golden Buzzer
I'm an old Irish geezer and this brings tears to my eyes. Happy tears!!
They bought tears. I thought they were just GREAT. I have not been to Ireland but it is on my bucket list. Thank you children for the music and the plessure of listening to you.
This is the best example to show me how beautiful the world could be. I forgot the bad things for a moment. All my respect goes to these angels.
Wow , I have no words, they gave me goose bumps, absolutely amazing each and everyone of those kids! And a huge bravo to their teacher! I couldn't stop the tears! bless! xx
Its hard to work with children and make them that synchronised i am a primary school teacher and trust me choir is one of the hardest thing to work on .... they are very passionate children to be able to do that x
Kids are best.. After the performance the kids faces are speechless, evrey kid's very emotional. my tears felt down automatically. good bless you all. it's amazing audition.
They are so precious. Beautiful children, wonderful teacher, and oh, the way they sang that song.. amazing.
These kids are amazing, I must've watched this video at least 20 times and love it more and more everytime
Those sweet faces! I love the innocence and freshness of young children
I've watched this video over and over. These kids and teacher are to be applauded. You can see and hear each individual voice and spirit from each child . You , ST. Patrick's junior choir , have a fa fan from Bridgeport, CT U .S
I get teary every time I watched this clip. The kids are adorable. Good on them🙏🏽👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
the irish accent is the best accent in the world!!!
Abdisalam Gedi which one? There's tons
I think he ment the the northern irish one
Abdisalam Gedi I’m Irish too
My cousins in that choir
@@simonmcvittyostborg5638 What? Like Ian Paisley?
Just imagine in a few years, these kids will all have amazing voices and they will be inseparable from each-other their bond will be amazingly strong.. They will and currently have so much power and passion, these children have a bright future. I can tell!
They should have given them the golden buzzer!!
I would have died to see the reaction!
Look at all those cute, smiling faces! Such beautiful children! Love the song, love the children!
Watch you guys everyday and love you! Beautiful harmony and just watching your faces before, during & after that lovely song brings tears to my eyes everytime. Hoping that you make it to the finals! Superb choir and wonderful music teacher!
This would make my mum cry its so nice..She can't cry now, so I'll cry for her.😇 Enjoy mum,enjoy!!
these are the cutest kids on the planet, oh my gosh, irish accents totally rock
Let's ALL love ALL children, provide them a chance to spend their time on positive, uplifting activities like this and they will CREATE A BETTER WORLD FOR TOMORROW'S CHILDREN. Peace to all.
peace is what we all need and yes children are the forgotten ones not here though
These kids were Amazing! The harmony was powerful and on point,AND they sang with passion.A beautiful and heartfelt audition.
They deserve a golden buzzer
True so true
I just can't stop listening to this. 4 times A-day minimum
U still watching 😪
@@lanie8007 About once a month. Still love it.
i could listen to this a thousand times. I love them, they are the best.
After watching the videos, I came to the conclusion. When a tear is quicker than my voice. Then I must admit that it was great. Love it love it love it
Respect all teacher's of the World..😢❤❤❤
Beautiful beautiful voices. Love it love the choir totally! Sing more for us ! Sing to the rest of the world! If only the song is longer.
I can watch this video for many times. Every time, I can't stop crying. This is so emotional. love it 😅
sohkenneth Same I watch this every week
me too! :)
I think it evokes centuries of oppression and a country that's found her song in only the past thirty or so years. Pain and pride and I see those faces, hear their song and I can't stop crying because Her history is in my head, blood and heart.
All those kids are the angel singing...i'm so impressed
Kids...come to Seoul Please~~~!!!
This made my eye puffy
It's amazing
It touched every bit of me
the kings
They make a very lovely tune indeed! Beautiful, voices of Angels. Congrats from Boston, USA!
this kids are the best. like wow they've got nice voices.
Mario Khoza for their ages yes!
their voices so pure. love them
That was sweet and very pretty! What an awesome teacher to inspire these kids like this!
breath taking thank you st patricks school.......................angels
They were OUTSTANDING. i was so amazed i cried
Wonderful! I see and hear the beauty, sadness of what the Irish endured. Look at those faces! They're beaming with pride.
Well that sure made my St Patrick's Day!
yes it is awesome and happy st patrick's day
It all starts with that amazing teacher. Add some great children, And listen to the magic.
Omg..i love the way they sing this song...brillant
These kids were and are Great! Way to go guys.I injoyed it very much.J.W.....
They Should have press the golden buzzer
I love their faces when they sing
It make me tears . What a wonderful performance.
I love this song so it touched me even more!
These kids are SO sweet and so charming. How could they possibly lose?
So beautiful that shows the kid's innocent there voices are amazing
Am from Kenya always admire the passion of this kids and dedication of their teachers my wish my daughter oneday will also be alluminia of that school.... Always proud of St patrick
For my mum in heaven 💞 HAPPY SAINT PATRICK'S DAY Mom I love and miss you..☘️😘🙏
This video = instant happiness.
I love this video these kids actually made fall in love with this song it always gets me emotional
My heart goes out to the families of all those hurt and killed in New Zealand. Try and find solace at this moment. God bless.
Brought a tear to my eye, I'm part Irish. 😁
Nice voices. Such wonderful harmony.
BukanEncik VVIP they’re in Unison for 95% song FYI
Northern Island, you have amazing kids....i love it,that's so heart touching,good luck for the nxt round
“and my friend beside me was wee bit scared” ... that was adorable
Simon asked the right question, (illustrating again why he's so valuable to the show,) why are you specially different, (to be on such a show,) and they're the kind of performance that really tests the ability of the judges to say something adequate, to give their answers to the question afterwards. (And I love to try to be Monday morning armchair quarterback-critic.) There are many factors in such a performance, and surely the choice of song is great, as is it's key, for these children voices at this particular age. Children's singing can be a genre of it's own, and choirs can take it to a further level, (and it's one of my favorite genres). Each age of children has it's own strengths over all other ages, and that is surely illustrated here. There's something about the group as a whole that has an overwhelming impact. (I'm reminded here of Canção do Mar. Meninas Cantoras de Petrópolis no Morro da Urca, in the impression made by the movement of the girls as a group.) There is so much to see in so many faces that we're left hungry for more. They exude a powerful presence as children, of great authenticity, and beauty. This performance was obviously not easy to achieve! One very powerful element of their "presence" is that the children take it so incredibly seriously, (there's intensity of focus, yet in a soft song). This is a competition, and these kids mean business, and yet in such a fun way! Part of the value of the song choice is it's beauty, as a tune for these voices, but another part of it is surely that, as a lyric, taking us into our personal histories and questions of mortality and vulnerability,) and it obviously means so much to the children. I'm reminded of the challenges of Northern Ireland's history, (and the Irish certainly love their land). So there are these contrasting qualities, love and authenticity (as children) combined with excellence and incredible seriousness (from "mere" children, at such a young age), great synchronization and yet amazing diversity of uniqueness in their individual expressions, (I like the shot of the 4 faces singing together). The show loves the dynamically sensational, yet the theme here is “simple things.” So there's a seriousness of emotion, "I came across a fallen tree ..." an "old souls" quality amidst authentic childhood. I see great discipline, but sense surging emotions underneath, including joy, but also fear, and then grief from the lyric, and love. I think the contrasts give it the beauty and emotional appeal. (Very gripping to me.) They begin with the individual voices, matching the lyric, ("I walk across an empty land," and then the other voices magnify the message. So the softness of the voice of the first soloist is quite effective, and is followed by the seriousness of the 2nd, building toward the group. The risk of losing one's "sense of place" is a powerful theme in our day, and so they, as children, (cleverly) take us, as adults, powerfully back far into our own childhoods. Obviously, all of this speaks for itself with regard to the teacher, and she obviously asks a lot from them, and remains a bit on edge, (bringing them into this risk)! (In part, she reminds me of the guy behind "The Langley Schools Project.") Art is immeasurable, but we often speak of the approaching of 100% of potential. I see here, in the pressure of that quest, some bending, leaning of standing children in one direction or another, and similar (precarious) tilting of heads, (even mouths,) under the challenge, and similar facial expressions, which all, paradoxically, itself is so artistically effective, (so congruent with lyrics and tune,) that it too takes things to the "peak" that is achieved. They achieve all of this, not as highly trained dramatic performers, but out of the authenticity of childhood, as drawn out for us. Grace (as gift, as "genius" in the etymological sense,) surely plays a role in much of this. I think it takes great respect for children to draw such a performance from them. Surely how they feel about their teacher is a big part of it. They don't at all come across as a pre-selected choir of top singers from out of hundreds of schools. So it expresses what we all might achieve, a tribute to the human spirit, the human potential. So they show us that this quality of beauty exists all around us, all the time, potentially. Also kudos to the one who made the video, to tell this wonderful story. Awesome. (But again, what great material to work with). (The teacher calls for nothing less than beauty at the last moment, and then we see the impression of that on the face of one of the soloists to be! Great!) Part of the greatness of the "got talent" shows is to be wowed by unexpectedly great performances that contrast with first impressions, and the authenticity of these children as children of this age really set us up for that. I'm putting it on my "See the Main Chance" playlist, as the final entry (for now and "Farm Songs," as it resonates so strongly with the rural crisis, with the threat and loss we face, cf. "The Myth of Beauty?").
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These kids are great. They have a lot of talent and enthusiasm. God bless them all.
I was so amazed while watching this, that my Popsocket came off!!😂❤️
Certainly puts tears in my eyes everytime i listen ♥️♥️♥️
They are soooo cuuuuute......
This is indeed an place we used to love...
These kids are very cute and smart when they speak. Cool.
every time i see this and watch it i get goosebumps
these kids are the most exciting choir i love them they should join me for choir
I get goosebumps every time I listen to this xx
You're voices are brilliant
T-T of Joy for these MARVELOUS kids!!!!! My face is wet lmbo!
That was incredible, loved it
I would love to see all of you come preform at the next st. Patrick’s Day dinner at my church in Santee California next March!
I keep on watching this for thousands times😄
Azlan Syazani me to
I like the expression of the kids when the audience applaud that's so adorable 🙂
Beautiful & amazing 🥰🥰🥰 Many greetings from Germany
Be Flow..Greetings in return to you from Ireland ☘.
Love these children. They sound terrific
They should have got the golden buzzer with out doubt!
Goose bumps the hole time 💪😍 in Love with your voices 😍😍😍
Happy St Patrick’s day everyone !
OMG, tears in my eyes...
I just love it. Amazing. Thank you so much.
At 2:36 is that Somewhere Only We Know?!
*listens more
YESSSS YES YESSSSS!
Got bless you keep you singing so beautiful god no you guys so happy that’s what he won to see all you guys happy thank you God bless you love and peace🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🙏❤️🌍
Beautiful!! I wish I knew how to do these arrangements from popular music
Awesome have they made a CD if not should do what lovely children and having fun well done guys!
Wow I love their faces expression
I would love to see more of this type of talent
LITERALLY I DONT KNOW HOW TO APPRECIATE YOU ALL CHAMPS
Awwwwww they r adorable!
Bravo kids bravo the voices of angles
Beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lovely harmonies coming through...
This video reminds me of how injoyable my school choire was. I still remember my teacher Mrs. Gain fondly.
The kid in 4:44 has a so pure heart
l m living in Northern lreland and l m very proud of them and Northern lreland
The accent is sweet like a song 😻💜💜💜💕💕
Voices from the heaven❤❤❤
That’s amazing the kids got beautiful and amazing voices
I Love the beautiful harmony they brought together. However, one thing bother's me a bit. Simon stands up to give this act a standing ovation which is fine. But, when the act of: " Angara Contortion" did their INCREDIBLE performance that amazed everyone. Everyone was up on their feet giving them a standing Ovation except for Simon. I just find that strange since the Contortionist ladies? Came all the way from Russia. We've seen many choirs on this show. But, never ever seen anything like the "Angara Contonist" did on BGT has a group. ( If you didn't see their act? You Must check it out now!)
Which deserved all Golden Buzzer's! Maybe Simon was tired? I love Simon no matter what. He makes the shows interesting along with Dec & Ant for me.
Christine JJ He is a person of his own who doesnt feel compelled to stand because everyone else is. Considering he has seen a lot more, he could have seen better before.
so sweet huge hug from the netherlands
So beautiful.....Well done everyone!