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Thank you Dr Dungee and UC of UNCC for an incredible and appropriately interpreted delivery of this.

So Beautiful ❤ the sounds of voices is so touching to one heart 💜

So Beautifully sung ❤

Beautiful

Beautiful song and well sang!

Wonderful performance of Rollo Dilworth's piece...great job by female soloist!

Is this University of South Florida?

One of the best in the game

Excellent

I would like to speak to the many people who had the audacity to cough during a recording of this masterpiece.

Beautiful

Beautiful, ominous, haunting and serene

Great presentation; thank you for sharing (reminds me of my college years). :)

2:12 is the best! I love it!

this recording of When Storms Arise is lovely!

This is very beautiful! Miss you Dr. Dungee! You never fail to do amazing work!!!

Beautiful! Such poise, such discipline!! Yes, social distancing works and, I believe, is here to stay. Closeness to Jesus is all that is important. ✝️

Bravo!!

Great memories having Dr Moore as a teacher and singing this song with the Virginia Union University Concert Choir Bravo

Good job! We had this song in my university’s choir as well. Such a beautiful song

This is the closest to how I remember singing this selection in college.

Or a song from a Disney film

This sounds like an epic boss theme

Beautiful but I'd love to see their faces.

Wow

Perfect 🤍

Just beautiful!

Why was the bass-baritone banished from the auditorium?

0:53

Well done! 🧡👍🏽

Nice

Awesome cousin!

I have a burning question for you. Did we sing 'What'll I Do' by Irving Berlin at any point in time?

Beautiful.

100th subscriber! Go bulls!

Beautiful

Timely indeed.

It is typically graceful of her, and also thoroughly appropriate, that Loreena McKennitt gives credit to the poet who composed the lyrics. In the introduction to "Collected Poems of Padraic Colum" (1953) John L. Sweeney writes of Colum that "oddly enough he will be remembered by many who (as Yeats noted) have never heard his name. At least one of his poems "She Moved Through the Fair", with an air composed by the late Herbert Hughes, has so securely acquired the status of folksong that it has been collected as such."

Amazing to see one of my favorite rare arrangements! Great job!

Amazing!

Gorgeous music - love this!

Exceptionally powerful in the face of what we're experiencing right now.

I'm really just bringing my own misery upon myself coming back to listen to these, huh? The nostalgia is real.

One of the few I'd never gone back and listened to. Don't know why I didn't. Two years later and it really does hold up.

Never forgot this piece. Came together so beautifully.

Hats off to you. Beautifully done.

Lovely !!

Greetings, Dr. Dungee! I just want to let you know how much your fine work means to me. I am a lifelong singer, was mentored by the late conductor Kenneth Billups, of St Louis, and sang in every choir at Northwestern University. On yesterday, I stumbled onto that Festival of Negro Spirituals from 2018, at Oakwood University, and have not come back to earth yet! The kind of choral excellence, and Joy of singing, made me know that our beloved tradition will continue with great brilliance. Much continued success to you, and the choir. Keep on Keeping On! I live in Oakland, CA, and sure hope you come our way soon.

Wonderful!