University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire Milwaukee Art Museum, 2014 Dr. Gary R. Schwartzhoff, conductor Official Site of Zachary J. Moore: zacharyjmoore.com/
This is a wonderful concert. Was there an audience, or was it purely for recording purposes? What really impresses me is the amount of memory work that went into this, apart from the superb choice of repertoire, which has inspired me for my own choir's programming, and the sublime sound. Deeply impressive on many levels.
Hi, Elenaroy! I was one of the 2nd Sopranos in this choir. I graduated two years ago now, but I keep coming back to this series of videos. This was on our Spring Tour of that year, where we visited six high schools in Southern Wisconsin. The Milwaukee Art Museum was kind enough to let us sing in the Atrium, and though we did not publicize the occasion, we ended up having quite a few passers-by stop and rest for a while.
Amazing!
Wow! Absolutely Beautiful
Lovely ❤️🌸
It is so wonderful how they hold such long passages!
We are doing this piece in Wayland Baptist University's International Choir this semester. Go Bass 2's!
+SchizmCyantist That is wonderful to hear!! :) I hope you are enjoying it.
I am. It's wonderful.
Gorgeous
Other worldly wonderful.
This is a wonderful concert. Was there an audience, or was it purely for recording purposes? What really impresses me is the amount of memory work that went into this, apart from the superb choice of repertoire, which has inspired me for my own choir's programming, and the sublime sound. Deeply impressive on many levels.
Hi, Elenaroy! I was one of the 2nd Sopranos in this choir. I graduated two years ago now, but I keep coming back to this series of videos. This was on our Spring Tour of that year, where we visited six high schools in Southern Wisconsin. The Milwaukee Art Museum was kind enough to let us sing in the Atrium, and though we did not publicize the occasion, we ended up having quite a few passers-by stop and rest for a while.
Was Zachary J. Moore in the choir at this concert?
where was this filmed? looks a lot like One World Trade Center subway station.
The Milwaukee Art Museum
Milwaukee Art Institute