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Добавлен 12 авг 2006
Northwest Passage
The 2006-2007 Saint Patrick Regional Secondary Chamber Choir Men singing Northwest Passage by Stan Rogers during a cultural exchange with students from Edogawa Highschool Students on October 26, 2006 in Vancouver, BC.
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I just learned of this song, this rendition and the composer from watching a documentary on the air disaster that killed Stan Rogers. It brought chills and I’m very moved to see people are returning to listen many years later. ❤
Well done boys.
Btw, it's more about explorers and the journey rather than sailors.
Sinior arujo eh portuguese, thats why shanty. I approve 😊
I find this moving every time I listen... Glad it's still here
Thank you all for the kind words! And for the negative comments, no offense taken - life’s too short. I remember singing it like it was just yesterday. Second from the right! The cantor is Tony Araujo - complete legend. At the time he was actual our choral instructor that taught all the gents in that video (and 1000s more) everything they know about singing.
Great job Boys (now men ). You even nailed the tenor❣️
I’m the video second from the right! Thank you! Brings back a lot of memories
Absolutely tremendous performance, well done!
They should make this recording available for movies to use on sound tracks.
The acoustics are not that great, yet you can understand every word. They are terrific. Beautiful job, men.
This is still my favorite version of this song.
Stan Rogers would be proud of this.
Omg thank the lord your version had someone brave enough to even consider Garnet's part; the chorus can become boring without the added flavour
14 years on and I still watch this. A friend started singing it canoeing by Atikokan, Ontario, in 2007. I found your choir's version shortly after. Now I'm in Antarctica, thinking about exploration and what it all meant, what it still means, how we're all inexorably tied to the land and each other, how context changes. Thanks for posting this, and even more, thank you for singing.
Never seen so many young japanese men singing so beautifully, and doing such incredible justice to a canadian folk classic. Edogawa highschool should be bursting with pride.
Quoxozist ...japanese?
This is St. Patrick’s regional secondary in Vancouver Canada. 90% Filipino!
2006 daaamn
I still watch this video, 12 years later.
Superb
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awesome
Canadians being Canadian;) Just no beer in hand quite yet. Soon though!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wonderful!
So great.Watching those young Canadians sing the real Canadian anthem. I did not hear the cantors name but who every are sir.bravo!
A very fine job on this piece. Stan Rogers would love it.
I've listened to this I don't know how many times it's just superb
VEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERY GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD. Congratulations
Oh well done!
SUPERB
A golden transcendent moment for these young men. Outstanding!
Lovely interpretation. Well done!
Well done. And on an unrelated note - Hakodate is the twin city of Halifax, Nova Scotia. I visited Honshu and Kyushu in 2016 but hope some day to visit Hokkaido.
NICE!!! Full of life and passion. Beam me up!!!
Much appreciated.
wonderful harmonizing !
epic!
wow - didn't think I'd be this impressed!
These guys do this song justice. They are amazing!
These guys are GREAT!
great!!
Awesome!
Beautifully done. This should be Canada's national anthem.
Im not even Canadian and I agree with that.
Wow. Best version on here.
very very GOOD !!!!!!!!!!
shanties
Transcendent!!
GREAT JOB, GENTLEMEN, of a GREAT SONG !!!
Perhaps the best performance of it I have seen. (Other than the original)
beautiful indeed!
for just one time, i would take the northwest passage...and find the hand of franklin reaching for the beauport sea... magnifique...
Stunning. Purely stunning.
TONY!!!!
St Patrick Regional Secondary Vancouver BC