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thank you for this. its priceless.

I was there around the same time however I stayed at the golden nugget

Ужасно изпълнение, хора, вие чували ли сте оригинала или сте си стъпили на ушите, ужасно произношение

Great job, guys! Approved by a Bulgarian <3

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Lol there’s an odd one out haha

Very sweet and talented!! Keep up the good work!

it seems like a lot of the comments really don't like this rendition and are blaming the director/performers. while the performance itself (at least in my opinion) is very well done, i think we're all comparing this to the Bulgarian State Radio & Television Female Vocal Choir version that's popular on youtube; this (and many other) choirs are singing a completely different ARRANGEMENT of the same folk song. essentially, same source material, but written a bit differently. if yall got beef, it seems like its with arranger Petar Liondev, not with the director or performers here 😅

UNT can be proud of its music program. Thanks for posting.

Разкошно !

🎉 this is a glorious performance and I wish to thank all who participated in it with heartfelt kudos❤

Great trombone solo to start the piece I often forget Holst was a fine trombonist in addition to being a titan of composer.

I hear hints of themes from "The Planets" here and there.

How beautiful and so beautifully sung.

As a Bulgarian, I’m deeply offended by that run at 1:50

é simples eu amo DEUS E NĀO VEJO ELE.

como eu posso ter certeza se eu nem achei ainda.

quem quer ser á mulher do sapo?

Pin plz? I had this song in choir and another school parent came up to our music teacher and said that our school district was the best choir so pin plz!???!

I love these types of videos.

I've never heard Nightwish not in English. Very nice.

Great video

Beautiful!!

Omg. Thank you for posting this! I was one of the 6th graders from Strickland Middle School! This was. A sweet memory!

Back when steve wynn owned it, it was a great place.

I had so much fun at The Mirage and in Las Vegas in the 90's with my parents. Great memories. Thank you for sharing!

Great footage of a time and place sadly gone forever.. Thank you so much.

Like so many English choral works, for example those of Frederick Delius, the Hymn of Jesus assaults one's ears with a solid wad of sound, and uses its sound effects over and over to the point of tedium. It could have been half the length. At least Elgar does give his audience some variety. Why do these second level composers, some of whom are not believers, give us texts from apocryphal writings?

Nop it is not slavic singing sory, but it is nice you try! remember Slavic culture!

besides Holst's "Hymn Of Vena " this one was also wonderful! , Gustav Holst is the representation of "Beauty of every beliefs"

best cover

It's really sad, especially after hearing the Planets and what a revelation that was. Here we go: start off with an aimlessly uninteresting, too long and too boring trombone solo of a pointlessly meandering and unmemorable tune. Then, continue with more unmemorable and boring music then abruptly insert some harmonically incongruous stabs for no particular reason. You just have to wonder, how could this be the same genius who wrote the Planets? Did he have a stroke or some sort of head injury that intervened? It's just sad.

PERFECT!!

Magnifique

Incredible talent

🔥🔥🔥

Admire this score ❤❤❤it was the first piece I ve heard from Holst and not op.32 ......but this. So magical

Не . Не очень . Оригинал лучше . А это с али экспресс

j'adore ^^

wow

It says: “If that other-town boy come, I will make love with him till the noon time” …and later: “I will love him (make love with him) whole life”

افرین

Beautiful ❤️‍🔥🙌

good video, i know the guy who made the original dance.

I've rarely loved a work so much as I love this. Holst was a world shattering talent, and this was perhaps his truest masterpiece among many. Stunning, beautifully performed by UNT. Outstanding. Few professional choirs could have equalled their brilliance.

Great performance.

Bravo Nadia, hermoso ver y escuchar el palomazo.

Fantastic composition by the versatile Gustav Holst brilliantly performed by the University of North Texas Symphony Orchestra and Grand Chorus at the Murchison Performing Arts Center on April 25, 2012. it should be noted that large forces are required for a performance of this monumental work, and here it's been done with excellence. Thank you for sharing!

I love this song but what had you go minor at the very end?

I love all of the lesser developed people complaining