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Wonderful rendition of this fabulous music. I listened to it many times when practising to sing it in my local community choir in Oxfordshire UK

Special "Bravo" to the mezzo. She is a gifted singer. She is everything you want in a mezzo. I hear hints of "Maureen Forrester" in her voice.

A wonderful, overlooked masterpiece. I performed this with the Detroit Oratory Society in the 1990's. The DOS was made up of all professional singers; voice faculty of neighboring colleges and universities. It is a piece that is most engaging to performers and audiences alike.

This should NOT be sung as a chorale. The impulsion's in the bass - and it should be there from about three bars in. Sir Karl's Welsh (I was at the funeral of his local pub landlord on Tuesday!) from a village just east of Llanelli, best known for its rugby team and Dylan Thomas, who argued for rage.

In 2005 we survived hurricane Kathrina... awful , but a rich experience...

We sang that song in my choir in my church last sunday. Nice.

I had the privilege of performing this piece with the Tomball choral many years ago. It’s a joy to hear it again with the same conductor and I’m sure many of the same singers. Always a truly great choir.

To my brothers of the Nanggala submarine crew. RIP

Wonderful! 💞

Many years ago, an old Newfoundland seal hunter that built his own sailing ships and sailed them to Greenland and back said, "Larry boy, if you ever want to learn to pray then go to sea".

My Dad is a Vietnam Veteran, and a SEAL. He’s not doing so god now and wanted to find something like this to honor him. This would do greatly!

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Impressive! You have to love the sea to go on a ride like this a 2nd time. God bless you all who enjoy your time out on the deep, but I'll keep my feet on the dry ground.

After serving 141/2 years on Tincans (Destroyers) this reminds me of why I so enjoyed the US NAVY.

Great Hymn, perfect for the video , and brings back SO many memories of my time at sea in the RCN.

Hanc optimam reddi- tionem Jenkins operis vere gavisus sum. Bene omnibus.

It was a punch in the gut when i saw on the news that a friend perished on the USS Cole

It left me awestruck

✨✨QUE HIMMO MAS MARAVILLOSO,GLORIOSOOO,,..OH AL TODOPODEROSOO "PADRE ETERNO"✨😇 *DIGNO !!!¡¡DIGNO DE SUPREMA ALABANZA!!!* *ALELUYA* ☝️*AL REY*

SO BEAUTIFUL! 🙏

Most of the footage is picturing the Latouche-Treville ASW frigate from the French Navy. The footage was originally made by Galatée Films, for the movie "Oceans".

In memory of 53 Indonesian sailors Rip 4/25/21

"There are three sorts of people: those who are alive, those who are dead, and those who are at sea" (Aristotle)

French Frigate Latouche- Treville on patrol in the North Atlantic. "God bless all in peril on the seas."

USMC 64 -- 68. Marine Detachment USS Saratoga 1966 -- 68. Just seeing the Ship in this video and hearing this beautiful hymm brings many beautiful memories that I will always cherish. Patrolling the North Atlantic and the Mediterranean Sea. And the Seaports we visited. God Bless. And Dear Heavenly Father please Bless and protect the Sailors and Marines and the Coast Guardsman serving on the Ships at Sea protecting the free World. Amen and God Bless.

I was on a similar class of ship. 4,000 tons of fun! Loved it when we were in Tonkin Gul

How beautiful and gracious our great GOD is on protecting those brave men that put their trust on Him. Praise the FATHER, SON, HOLY SPIRIT.

Reminding me of North Atlantic Weather Patrol off Greenland .USCG

Beautiful arrangement but had to listen with eyes shut. Can't watch these vids.

My favorite hymm... For all my shipmate s past n present. Who've seen the waves up to the 03 level; traditional navy/ C/G, merchant seaman alike... Honors to all that served...

Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia, alleluia. Cantate Domino canticum novum, alleluia. Jubilate Deo omnis, jubilate Deo omnis, Jubilate Deo omnis terræ. Servite Domino, Domino in lætitia. Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia. Jubilate Deo omnis, jubilate Deo omnis, Jubilate Deo omnis terræ. cantate et exsultate et psallite Regem, Et psallite Regem, Regem regum, Et hymnum dicete Deo, Deo, alleluia, Et hymnum dicete Deo, deo. Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia. Alleluia, alleluia. Cantate Domino canticum novum, alleluia. Jubilate Deo omnis, jubilate Deo omnis, Jubilate Deo omnis terræ. Cantate et exsultate et psallite Regem, Et psallite Regem, Regem regum, Et hymnum dicete Deo, Deo, alleluia, Et hymnum dicete Deo, deo. Alleluia, alleluia. Alleluia.

Wow. An interesting take on the old hymn. Nice.

How moving and touching. What a great hymn. The hymn is really a prayer asking God to protect those who serve and whose lives are "in peril" on the sea, on the land and in the air.

Such a great piece. I don't get why it isn't done more, although it ain't all that easy.

Beautiful! Thank you, I haven't thought of this in many years.

my choir teacher is there:) hi mr.reese

I see you Jenae! Miss you!

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Can tcha tche dcho mi no...latin, latin. Please, not English.

I'd love for you all to perform the Brahm's Requiem.

This is absolutely beautiful. Amazing. Tempo is perfect.

It must sing latin. No italian, no english.. please.. :)

Wow!! Some of the best soloists ever!! All backed up by an outstanding chorale!!

Let me be the first to congratulate you on a wonderful performance. Get to know the man behind the words, Dana Gioia, the poet laureate of the State of California. He is as inspiring at these words he penned.

Without the verse "Inveni David" and the repeat of the "Alleluja".