Patrick Dunachie, The King’s Singers: A history of choral music in 5 minutes

Patrick Dunachie, first counter-tenor in The King’s Singers, rises to the challenge of creating a brief history of choral music in less than 5 minutes .. well, nearly ..
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[@rezymu5337]

That helium balloon video is embedded in the deepest part of my brain. I can never get it out of my head. It was awesome, bravo!

[@Allyourbase1990]

This dude has the best voice I’ve ever heard . I just went a 2 hour video of him hitting those high notes

[@samlyons6438]

Brilliant, well done. Fascinating 👏👏👏

[@hey_niki_]

You might want to add "Western" to the title of this video, as this is not a global perspective. :)

[@ireneshettle2990]

@@hey_niki_ I think he did include other choral traditions in the content of his 7 minute talk if you listen.

[@hajime6908]

The balloon boy

[@TheGamblermusic]

pretty well done summary (first comment ?)

[@Mediaright]

This is all fascinating!

[@nushious]

Thank you so much, that was so interesting!

[@joeowens6180]

What a brilliant and amazing 5 minutes, Patrick! (Also I love that perfect British accent; these days, it's fast disappearing).

[@jmer9126]

Fascinating. And a pleasure enjoying your speaking voice.

[@JohnPaulBuce]

real

[@ltpetrenko]

Was it really helium or someone else? Either way, probably the most beautiful song I’ve heard.

[@ZELLKRATOR]

Nothing, he sings like this without help

[@awomanofacertainage]

such a great idea, and well done.

[@marcobosio9063]

What a nice video. Well done!

[@AndreyVas2008]

An interesting topic. However, if you don't hurry so much it would be much easier to listen to it...