I can't stop listening to this marvellous, beautiful, uplifting and moving work of pure genius. One of the great choral works of all time and, sung and played with fantastic🎉 enthusiasm by the superb River tree group. Music of epic proportions
I'm just typing this for my own shortcuts 1. Jubilate Deo (Latin) 0:50 2. Ve adthdor valor (Hebrew/Arabic) 9:40 3. Ta cao chang de yang (Mandarin Chinese) 18:35 4. Ngokujabula! (Zulu) 27:15 5. Bendecid su nombre (Spanish) 32:27 6. Song of the Earth (English) 39:28 7. Omnis Terra! (Latin) 44:56
No matter how many times I come back to listen to this it never loses it's beauty or epicness! This was an incredible performance to be a part of! Can't wait to sing it again!
I have become a big fan of anything Dan Forrest does and this recording reaches in and yearns for a place to settle in your heart and soul. It assures me that sacred music will always keep alive the joy and hope we have for mankind but it deepens our Faith. During this pandemic, we all need to return to the music and spoken word inspired by the new and old testament. This recording by the Rivertree Singers and Friends is electrifying and emotional. Thank you Rivertree and Dan Forrest!
I believe I wouldn’t be able so sing this, not because it is too difficult, but I would be so swept away by its beauty, I wouldn’t be able so utter a sound.
This has to be one of the most epic of experiences. It was such an honor to be part of this endeavor! It was a challenge in many ways, but everyone made it look easy! Thanks to Dan for writing such compelling music for us as musicians to academically strive for but spiritually to exalt our God with! I loved every minute of this journey and am thrilled that others get to experience the nations and creation praising our God!
Nikki, your solos were so wonderful. I absolutely got chills during Bendecid su nombre. We're preparing Jubilate Deo with the Festival Singers of Florida, and that movement has to be my favorite. You really did it justice!
Nicole Folkert Thank you so much for those encouraging words. Bendecid is my favorite movement! It is just exquisitely written and the solo is so fun to sing! Hope all goes well for your concert! If I could, I would escape the cold and come!
The word "beautiful" seems wholly inadequate to describe this work. The singers captured its heart and orchestra was wonderful. I can't help but think that Heaven will be a little like this work...all creation joining in praising the great Creator and Redeemer!
Absolutely gorgeous! My husband and II sing in the Arlington Master Chorale in Arlington, TX and we are going to perform the 1st movement of this wonderful work at our upcoming concert June 3. So, I've been rehearsing w/ this recording. I decided today to listen to the entire work, and all I can say is WOW! As usual, Dan Forrest delivered on this music beautifully! BRAVO to Mr. Forrest and to the Rivertree Singers and Friends! LOVED IT!
1 0:50 Jubilate Deo 2 9:40 Ve adthdor vador 3 18:35 Ta cao chang de yang 4 27:15 Ngokujabula! 5 32:27 Bendecid su nombre 6 39:28 Song of the Earth 7 44:56 ...Omnis Terra!
Listening to this amazing performance has just left me crying.. Praise God that there are Talented and Good People on Earth... Such an awesome Rendition and Great Music.. Thank you so Much for this Treat.. God Bless you all... Love from India.
I had the honor of singing this work for the Carnage Hall premiere in NYC this year where I got to meet the composer, who actually accompanied us on piano one of the last days of rehearsal, and Dr. Henry Leck conducted us. It was such an unreal, practically ethereal moment for me as a college student. I was also a soprano solo for the second movement in the East Tennessee premiere. I am blessed by God beyond words can explain.
Simply magnificent. A soul-take-flight experience every time I listen. If anyone unfamiliar with Dan Forrest's work heard Requiem For The Living and thought it was a fluke, this composition permanently puts any such notion to rest. And as for the performance itself, this wonderful group of musicians have yet again set the bar even higher. Bravo to all!
In America 2020, where there has been much tension in discussions on race, the ancient Psalm lifts us beyond individual people groups to "all the earth". No matter your nationality, tribal identity, or ethnic group, it is possible to enter His gates and into His courts. Thank you. We make a joyful shout to YHWH.
Except that "all the earth" doesn't share your views about religion, so it's hardly a thing to unite us all. It divides us more than it unites. But people of all religions, or even none at all, can unite in appreciating the art and joy of a wonderful piece of music such as this one.
That you RUclips for introducing me to this amazing choir. I'm encountering them for the first time, and I can't seem to turn them off. Music is my passion, and I must say that I have truly been blessed tonight. Thanks once again.
Voices international sang this wonderful Oath to Earth Jubilate Deo in 8 languages and 7 movements. Our great Conductor , James Libbey had this big dream on our 25th anniversary to finally make it happen. The author Dan Forrest had his eye on us from afar. Oh yes each movement was magical and breathtaking. It was challenging with everything coming together,instruments and voices. Absolutely beautiful. 😊 ❤ Hopefully it’s written in the stars that we make it happen. One more time.
I love Warren Cook's "aw shucks" style. He makes it look easy. I got to be a part of his BJU Chorale from 1990-1993... An experience I'll cherish as long as I live.
Thanks to Rivertree Singers for providing this wonderful opportunity to participate in singing "Jubilate Deo"! What a fabulous experience on every level!
yay! I just sang this piece last night with the Brevard Community Choir, Youth Chorale and the Brevard Symphony Orchestra in Melbourne Florida! 150 voices plus orchestra 😜
I am still "leaking"... heavenly and glory, honor and praise to YHWH - the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob! Sure this exceptional composer, Dan Forrest had help from above. It is hard to me to imagine that such magnificence can come from man. This multitasker could not do anything be but listen and engage. Oh my! The entire ensemble was so totally engaged and within this masterful composition. The beauty and lingering experience is so sweet as the leaking continues. I could not but praise the holy One throughout - utterly out of my control. Thank you, thank, thank you!
I sit, even now, as I stood, then, with goosebumps, listening to this masterful and beautiful work. Bravo to all who surounded me in that majestic setting, as together we brought this work to life. It is absolutely a thrill to sing, and hear the entire work from "out front." Well done, Dr. Warren Cook and Dr. Dan Forrest, Dr. Michael Moore, and to Phil Eoute, for all you poured into this performance. May it live on and on and on.
I am fortunate to be the Audio Engineer for the Nova Singers of S FL. To be privy to these fine recordings, sectionalized for true study and the final Master Version is an engineers DREAM! I have worked Dr Forrests' Requiem and now on to Jubilate. What amazing, inspirational and truly epic pieces! God smiles upon us all through this music. E. Griffin
Edmund, are you referring to the rehearsal tracks available online? rivertreesingers.org/jubilate-rehearsal-tracks/ We recorded those in the studio with two members of Rivertree Singers for the preparation of the festival participants. It was a fun project, but a lot of work!
Dan Forrest has truly outdone himself once again! Absolutely loved his "Requiem for the Living" and it's no surprise to me that I love this work as well!
Italo's Music Studio - Music Theory, Piano and more! I had the honor of singing Requiem for the Living with my school choir last January and I loved it!
I'm one of the singers from the Indianapolis Children's Choir who got to do the world premier of this piece :) Everyone in this video sounds amazing! I'm so happy others will now get to sing this piece.
I'm in the ICC Youth Coral in Anderson. We got to perform Jubilate Deo in 2021. All I have to say afterwords is that it was so much fun, and a memory to cherish for a life time.
Performed this piece as a first violin yesterday and today. Such an amazing composition! Other than movement 4 going horribly wrong during one of the performances it was a wonderful experience and I loved the whole thing.
Listen to this so often, and sing it so often because it reminds me of God's amazing power through music. This music is just so astoundingly beautiful, in some parts it makes you want to tear up! This makes me yearn for the day we'll all be in Heaven singing praises to the Lord with the angels. Just imagine how glorious that will be!
@@spongbong0 bro if you’re looking to debate someone on the existence of God, please find someone else. I don’t have that kind of time or energy on my hands lol. I commented to express how much I love this entire masterpiece and to express thanks to everyone who worked so hard on this concert, that’s it. Sorry, don’t have to engage in an online debate with you. You’ll find plenty of people who have the time to discuss that with you tho and I hope you find the answers you’re looking for there.
2nd movement 'From Generation to Generation' : Bass flute and harp... mystical. Ethereal... Hebrew lyrics, great solo. (Touched the heart, so hearts ❤❤ for the handsome mezzo!) But oh, that duo!... fabulous. Those women percussionists are truly awesome. They don't miss a beat.
love it love it your are phenomenal, amazing. And I echo the comments down blow. It's really a privelleg to enjoy Dan Forrest composing. Thank You Warren Cook! And also my Thanks for every singel Member oft the wonderfull, incredible and wonderfull unique sound experience ever. Greetings from Cologne Elijah
Nothing like beautiful Dan Forrest. We (Salt Lake Choral Artists) already love his music & did his Requiem for the Living as our spring concert this past year. In October we will be performing THIS work, so I am thrilled to hear it. Thank you!
We will get the same happy joy like a parent who has wrapped a wondrous gift for a child, and waits in eager expectation to see their response--in this case, the beauty and grace of this work with you, our peers.
This is breathtaking. I had the privilege of singing with the BJU Chorale under Dr. Warren Cook's direction in my college days. It was and still is one of the most amazing experiences of my life. Such a humble, talented, kind man. I really miss singing with a choir of this caliber. I'm super jealous that Dan Forrest's music wasn't around back then. He's right up there with John Rutter in my book. Simply mesmerizing, beautiful music. It's been a long time since a piece of music brought tears to my eyes like this does.
This is like one if those things. You listen to Bach or Brahms and you're like people don't right music like this anymore. Then you hear Dan's major works. Great music.
Rythm is the next frontier of classical music. Composers of the 19th-20th centuries got everything out of harmony and chromaticism that they could, all the way to breaking point with atonality. But percussion and rythm still have so much to offer, Walton's work is prophetic (Belshazaar's Feast espescially). Very exiting times!
We in the Tallahassee Community Chorus performed this piece last night, 27 Jan '18, in the Florida State University Ruby Diamond Concert Hall. It might be hard for some to believe, but it is more thrilling to perform this piece than it is to listen to it.
oh yes- I can believe it! Tomorrow is the first day of orchestra rehearsals (1/6) before we perform this piece in October. I can't wait to perform it!! I always get tingles when i play in concerts during the songs that sound amazing and I've worked hard on :) (it's gonna be pretty crazy though, lol!!!)
Tears runnig down my cheeks! It is so incredibly beautiful! And what a great performance this was from all involved! Reminds me of the year when we sang this masterpiece with the Eastern Shore Choral Society of Fairhope and the USA Concert Choir of Mobile together with the Mobile Symphonie. The following summer, i believe it was 2016, we sang it with singers from 5 other choirs at Carnegie Hall. ❤
I consider the highlight of my college experience being able to learn and preform this work both in Greenville SC, but also at Orchestra Hall in Chicago! Dan Forrest is a brilliant composer and a genuinely kind and gracious man. Thank you for the MANY wonderful memories I will carry with me for the rest of my life!
Wicklow Choral Ireland. A wonderful Concert - Jubilate Deo - Dan Forrest. Our Choral Society is Performing The Jubilate Deo - Complete Concert, on May 2018, and I can't wait for Rehearsals to begin. N Drew Alto.
Wonderful. Congratulations to Drs. Cook and Forrest, and thanks to the choir, instrumentalists, and the gifted soloists who brought this beauty to life. Forrest is building on the grand tradition he was given but doing so with a fresh voice-and I think that's just what the Bible calls us to do (Gen 1:26-28).
Mi favorita es Bendecid su nombre 💙 y no solo porqué esté en español. La solista interpreta maravillosamente su solo y en unión al coro y orquesta es simplemente elevador. Sueño con poder cantarla alguna vez.
Sacramento got to hear the West Coast premiere of this work as conducted by Donald Kendrick of Sacramento State last weekend (May 12, 2018). It was chosen to honor Kendrick's retirement after 33 years as professor of choral music. It was a major event and a major success.
Anthony Barcellos Hello, Tony - Thank you so much for introducing me to this beautiful work! It’s after 1 AM, NYC time, and as I listen to this, I can feel myself relaxing. - Elaine
Faço questão de deixar um comentário em português. Essa Beleza toda me arrebatou. E por ser essa emoção universal, é justo que se evidencie a todos seu alcance a todos os povos... a todos os puros de coração que viram Deus sorrir ao ouvir essa... enormidade!...
@@jonathanpalmquist4894 See what you think of this recording: livestream.com/BJU/jubilate/videos/150807665 I like that it is almost all students and overall better 'groove'
Experienced the performance of this on April 12 at Missouri Baptist University. It was an incredibly moving, spiritual experience for both of us. Delighted to find a recording of it.
I can't stop listening to this marvellous, beautiful, uplifting and moving work of pure genius. One of the great choral works of all time and, sung and played with fantastic🎉 enthusiasm by the superb River tree group. Music of epic proportions
As long as there is the miracle of music like this there will always be hope for mankind.
😊
Music takes us to the depths of the human soul and then takes us to the God of heaven and this universe!
I can listen to this over and over again. Great comfort during Lock down in Namibia.
I'm just typing this for my own shortcuts
1. Jubilate Deo (Latin) 0:50
2. Ve adthdor valor (Hebrew/Arabic) 9:40
3. Ta cao chang de yang (Mandarin Chinese) 18:35
4. Ngokujabula! (Zulu) 27:15
5. Bendecid su nombre (Spanish) 32:27
6. Song of the Earth (English) 39:28
7. Omnis Terra! (Latin) 44:56
No matter how many times I come back to listen to this it never loses it's beauty or epicness! This was an incredible performance to be a part of! Can't wait to sing it again!
Damn good job😦👍👍... Im playing Ngokujabula for 10th grade symphony this year and cant wait to learn it!!
It was a beautiful solo. You nailed that.
I have become a big fan of anything Dan Forrest does and this recording reaches in and yearns for a place to settle in your heart and soul. It assures me that sacred music will always keep alive the joy and hope we have for mankind but it deepens our Faith. During this pandemic, we all need to return to the music and spoken word inspired by the new and old testament. This recording by the Rivertree Singers and Friends is electrifying and emotional. Thank you Rivertree and Dan Forrest!
During the disturbing times in which we live today, I prefer to find solace in beautiful music . It calms the spirit and gives me hope.
I believe I wouldn’t be able so sing this, not because it is too difficult, but I would be so swept away by its beauty, I wouldn’t be able so utter a sound.
I cry through so much if it… beautiful
It's true! When I sang this wonderful masterpiece, tears felt with emotion!
Well i have to sing it for 8th grade chior so skib
This has to be one of the most epic of experiences. It was such an honor to be part of this endeavor! It was a challenge in many ways, but everyone made it look easy! Thanks to Dan for writing such compelling music for us as musicians to academically strive for but spiritually to exalt our God with! I loved every minute of this journey and am thrilled that others get to experience the nations and creation praising our God!
Thanks for using your voice for the Lord...enjoyed your solos.
Nikki, your solos were so wonderful. I absolutely got chills during Bendecid su nombre. We're preparing Jubilate Deo with the Festival Singers of Florida, and that movement has to be my favorite. You really did it justice!
Nicole Folkert Thank you so much for those encouraging words. Bendecid is my favorite movement! It is just exquisitely written and the solo is so fun to sing! Hope all goes well for your concert! If I could, I would escape the cold and come!
Beautiful, greetings and blessings, from Santiago to CHILE.
Nikki Eoute your comment is very cool
Beautiful rendition
The word "beautiful" seems wholly inadequate to describe this work. The singers captured its heart and orchestra was wonderful. I can't help but think that Heaven will be a little like this work...all creation joining in praising the great Creator and Redeemer!
Absolutely gorgeous! My husband and II sing in the Arlington Master Chorale in Arlington, TX and we are going to perform the 1st movement of this wonderful work at our upcoming concert June 3. So, I've been rehearsing w/ this recording. I decided today to listen to the entire work, and all I can say is WOW! As usual, Dan Forrest delivered on this music beautifully! BRAVO to Mr. Forrest and to the Rivertree Singers and Friends! LOVED IT!
Wondereful! Hope your concert went well in June!
Wow, beautiful!
1 0:50 Jubilate Deo
2 9:40 Ve adthdor vador
3 18:35 Ta cao chang de yang
4 27:15 Ngokujabula!
5 32:27 Bendecid su nombre
6 39:28 Song of the Earth
7 44:56 ...Omnis Terra!
Amazing work. Dan is truly a fine composer and musician. I am blessed watching this work and his "Requiem for the Living".
Very helpful.
Thanks so much for this!
Thank you for sharing this incredible songs..nothing more then this..God blessed every participants n rejoice in the lord
Thank you, spielsurfer3412.
Listening to this amazing performance has just left me crying.. Praise God that there are Talented and Good People on Earth... Such an awesome Rendition and Great Music.. Thank you so Much for this Treat.. God Bless you all... Love from India.
I had the honor of singing this work for the Carnage Hall premiere in NYC this year where I got to meet the composer, who actually accompanied us on piano one of the last days of rehearsal, and Dr. Henry Leck conducted us. It was such an unreal, practically ethereal moment for me as a college student. I was also a soprano solo for the second movement in the East Tennessee premiere. I am blessed by God beyond words can explain.
I was there for that as well. It was an amazing experience.
Simply magnificent. A soul-take-flight experience every time I listen. If anyone unfamiliar with Dan Forrest's work heard Requiem For The Living and thought it was a fluke, this composition permanently puts any such notion to rest. And as for the performance itself, this wonderful group of musicians have yet again set the bar even higher. Bravo to all!
A little bit of heaven! What gorgeous, lush, and refreshing insight into Psalms 100!
It was an honor to sing another beautiful composition by Dan Forrest!
Just listened to this again on Independence Day with tears. It's so amazing!
Back here in September of 2021, enthralled, yet again.
Performed this at Carnegie hall this past summer. Epic
So did I! with tracy? I came from Colorado with Dr. Atkinson who conducted Song of Democracy
I seen it! Just fantastic
I did too
@@carolineinman6099 😳
40 minutes in is pure bliss
In America 2020, where there has been much tension in discussions on race, the ancient Psalm lifts us beyond individual people groups to "all the earth". No matter your nationality, tribal identity, or ethnic group, it is possible to enter His gates and into His courts. Thank you. We make a joyful shout to YHWH.
Is Dan Forrest protestant ?
Except that "all the earth" doesn't share your views about religion, so it's hardly a thing to unite us all. It divides us more than it unites. But people of all religions, or even none at all, can unite in appreciating the art and joy of a wonderful piece of music such as this one.
😊😊😊😊
@@valentincolasMangeon😊
😊😊
Quando chiuderò gli occhi per l'ultima volta vorrei essere accompagnato dalla sua musica. Grazie Dan ....
That you RUclips for introducing me to this amazing choir. I'm encountering them for the first time, and I can't seem to turn them off. Music is my passion, and I must say that I have truly been blessed tonight. Thanks once again.
Bei 11:00 - die Harfe etwas zu früh mit dem Glissando :-) … Wunderschön gespielt - wunderbare Musik! - *DANKE* dafür … !! -
Qué maravilla!!!! Mil gracias por tanto trabajo y tan bien realizado.
Voices international sang this wonderful Oath to Earth Jubilate Deo in 8 languages and 7 movements. Our great Conductor , James Libbey had this big dream on our 25th anniversary to finally make it happen. The author Dan Forrest had his eye on us from afar. Oh yes each movement was magical and breathtaking. It was challenging with everything coming together,instruments and voices. Absolutely beautiful. 😊
❤ Hopefully it’s written in the stars that we make it happen. One more time.
Such a joy and privilege to be a part of this performance!
The conductor...wow!!!...I can't stop staring.
I love Warren Cook's "aw shucks" style. He makes it look easy. I got to be a part of his BJU Chorale from 1990-1993... An experience I'll cherish as long as I live.
Thanks to Rivertree Singers for providing this wonderful opportunity to participate in singing "Jubilate Deo"! What a fabulous experience on every level!
yay! I just sang this piece last night with the Brevard Community Choir, Youth Chorale and the Brevard Symphony Orchestra in Melbourne Florida! 150 voices plus orchestra 😜
La beauté de cette performance transande tellement l'ame qu'il ne puit exister de discorde sur terre entre hommes
I am still "leaking"... heavenly and glory, honor and praise to YHWH - the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob! Sure this exceptional composer, Dan Forrest had help from above. It is hard to me to imagine that such magnificence can come from man. This multitasker could not do anything be but listen and engage. Oh my! The entire ensemble was so totally engaged and within this masterful composition. The beauty and lingering experience is so sweet as the leaking continues. I could not but praise the holy One throughout - utterly out of my control. Thank you, thank, thank you!
I sit, even now, as I stood, then, with goosebumps, listening to this masterful and beautiful work. Bravo to all who surounded me in that majestic setting, as together we brought this work to life. It is absolutely a thrill to sing, and hear the entire work from "out front." Well done, Dr. Warren Cook and Dr. Dan Forrest, Dr. Michael Moore, and to Phil Eoute, for all you poured into this performance. May it live on and on and on.
Beautiful and profound. I cried - this truly moved me. Thank you for sharing.
I am fortunate to be the Audio Engineer for the Nova Singers of S FL. To be privy to these fine recordings, sectionalized for true study and the final Master Version is an engineers DREAM! I have worked Dr Forrests' Requiem and now on to Jubilate. What amazing, inspirational and truly epic pieces! God smiles upon us all through this music. E. Griffin
Edmund, are you referring to the rehearsal tracks available online? rivertreesingers.org/jubilate-rehearsal-tracks/ We recorded those in the studio with two members of Rivertree Singers for the preparation of the festival participants. It was a fun project, but a lot of work!
with great love, from Mizoram, India 🇮🇳👍
Dan Forrest has truly outdone himself once again!
Absolutely loved his "Requiem for the Living" and it's no surprise to me that I love this work as well!
Italo's Music Studio - Music Theory, Piano and more! I had the honor of singing Requiem for the Living with my school choir last January and I loved it!
I'm one of the singers from the Indianapolis Children's Choir who got to do the world premier of this piece :) Everyone in this video sounds amazing! I'm so happy others will now get to sing this piece.
That’s really cool you got to be a part of the world premier! Congrats!
I'm in the ICC Youth Coral in Anderson. We got to perform Jubilate Deo in 2021. All I have to say afterwords is that it was so much fun, and a memory to cherish for a life time.
@@lincolnpierce7895 Wonderful! I graduated from ICC almost 3 years ago now, but I will never forget any of it.
Performed this piece as a first violin yesterday and today. Such an amazing composition! Other than movement 4 going horribly wrong during one of the performances it was a wonderful experience and I loved the whole thing.
Benjamin Goodwin - noo not ngokujabula 😆
Listen to this so often, and sing it so often because it reminds me of God's amazing power through music. This music is just so astoundingly beautiful, in some parts it makes you want to tear up! This makes me yearn for the day we'll all be in Heaven singing praises to the Lord with the angels. Just imagine how glorious that will be!
How do u know God exists tho...
@@spongbong0 bro if you’re looking to debate someone on the existence of God, please find someone else. I don’t have that kind of time or energy on my hands lol. I commented to express how much I love this entire masterpiece and to express thanks to everyone who worked so hard on this concert, that’s it. Sorry, don’t have to engage in an online debate with you. You’ll find plenty of people who have the time to discuss that with you tho and I hope you find the answers you’re looking for there.
2nd movement 'From Generation to Generation' : Bass flute and harp... mystical. Ethereal... Hebrew lyrics, great solo. (Touched the heart, so hearts ❤❤ for the handsome mezzo!) But oh, that duo!... fabulous. Those women percussionists are truly awesome. They don't miss a beat.
I don't know how many times I listen this ......more than 100
Incredibly beautiful, wow these people can sing!
love it love it your are phenomenal, amazing. And I echo the comments down blow. It's really a privelleg to enjoy Dan Forrest composing.
Thank You Warren Cook!
And also my Thanks for every singel Member oft the wonderfull, incredible and wonderfull unique sound experience ever.
Greetings from Cologne
Elijah
Nothing like beautiful Dan Forrest. We (Salt Lake Choral Artists) already love his music & did his Requiem for the Living as our spring concert this past year. In October we will be performing THIS work, so I am thrilled to hear it. Thank you!
We will get the same happy joy like a parent who has wrapped a wondrous gift for a child, and waits in eager expectation to see their response--in this case, the beauty and grace of this work with you, our peers.
Okay, I've been trying to find tickets to the SLCA concert this October! Are they available yet?
We are just barely 2 weeks in to our new season. However, hit up our website & there will be tickets available soon! www.saltlakechoralartists.org
This is breathtaking. I had the privilege of singing with the BJU Chorale under Dr. Warren Cook's direction in my college days. It was and still is one of the most amazing experiences of my life. Such a humble, talented, kind man. I really miss singing with a choir of this caliber. I'm super jealous that Dan Forrest's music wasn't around back then. He's right up there with John Rutter in my book. Simply mesmerizing, beautiful music. It's been a long time since a piece of music brought tears to my eyes like this does.
Bravo everyone!
This is like one if those things. You listen to Bach or Brahms and you're like people don't right music like this anymore. Then you hear Dan's major works. Great music.
Rythm is the next frontier of classical music. Composers of the 19th-20th centuries got everything out of harmony and chromaticism that they could, all the way to breaking point with atonality. But percussion and rythm still have so much to offer, Walton's work is prophetic (Belshazaar's Feast espescially). Very exiting times!
Asombroso 🙌🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Gloria a Dios 🙌🏼
We in the Tallahassee Community Chorus performed this piece last night, 27 Jan '18, in the Florida State University Ruby Diamond Concert Hall. It might be hard for some to believe, but it is more thrilling to perform this piece than it is to listen to it.
oh yes- I can believe it! Tomorrow is the first day of orchestra rehearsals (1/6) before we perform this piece in October. I can't wait to perform it!! I always get tingles when i play in concerts during the songs that sound amazing and I've worked hard on :) (it's gonna be pretty crazy though, lol!!!)
MAGNIFICO!!!
Tears runnig down my cheeks! It is so incredibly beautiful! And what a great performance this was from all involved!
Reminds me of the year when we sang this masterpiece with the Eastern Shore Choral Society of Fairhope and the USA Concert Choir of Mobile together with the Mobile Symphonie.
The following summer, i believe it was 2016, we sang it with singers from 5 other choirs at Carnegie Hall.
❤
Excellent conductor!
I consider the highlight of my college experience being able to learn and preform this work both in Greenville SC, but also at Orchestra Hall in Chicago! Dan Forrest is a brilliant composer and a genuinely kind and gracious man. Thank you for the MANY wonderful memories I will carry with me for the rest of my life!
Stupendo! Great
Absolutely amazing! My choral group is currently practicing this for our Christmas concert. It was awesome to watch it performed first-class!
its starts at 0:51
Wicklow Choral Ireland. A wonderful Concert - Jubilate Deo - Dan Forrest. Our Choral Society is Performing The Jubilate Deo - Complete Concert, on May 2018, and I can't wait for Rehearsals to begin. N Drew Alto.
Awesome !!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏
So great....... thanks
We're planning to sing Dan Forrest's Requiem in the Fall in Colchester, CT. Always looking for singers, especially basses.
Just wow. This was amazing and a true blessing and glory to God! Thanks for sharing.
Wonderful. Congratulations to Drs. Cook and Forrest, and thanks to the choir, instrumentalists, and the gifted soloists who brought this beauty to life. Forrest is building on the grand tradition he was given but doing so with a fresh voice-and I think that's just what the Bible calls us to do (Gen 1:26-28).
Is Dan Forrest protestant ?
@@valentincolasMangeon wtf does that mean
I happened on this by accident or was it divine intervention. Beautiful, exalted , music.
Beautiful beyond words ❤
Just sang this piece last night. Terrific.
Che meraviglia, grazie mille!
저 수능공부하면서 자주 들었던 음악입니다...요즘 생각나서 들어왔네요...너무 좋은 음악입니다. 감사합니다 ...
Fantastic !!!! what a coloration from many music cultures in the world. Congratulations to Dan Forrest for his deep researches and studies.
Awesomeness !!!
So inspiring to sing for God's Glory...
Is Dan Forrest protestant ?
Mi favorita es Bendecid su nombre 💙 y no solo porqué esté en español. La solista interpreta maravillosamente su solo y en unión al coro y orquesta es simplemente elevador. Sueño con poder cantarla alguna vez.
Es un movimiento muy hermoso. La mezzo es bella y canta bello. Cada parte de la pieza entera contiene colores propios sin perder el contexto.
Sacramento got to hear the West Coast premiere of this work as conducted by Donald Kendrick of Sacramento State last weekend (May 12, 2018). It was chosen to honor Kendrick's retirement after 33 years as professor of choral music. It was a major event and a major success.
Anthony Barcellos
Hello, Tony -
Thank you so much for introducing me to this beautiful work!
It’s after 1 AM, NYC time, and as I listen to this, I can feel myself relaxing.
- Elaine
Faço questão de deixar um comentário em português. Essa Beleza toda me arrebatou. E por ser essa emoção universal, é justo que se evidencie a todos seu alcance a todos os povos... a todos os puros de coração que viram Deus sorrir ao ouvir essa... enormidade!...
At this point 61 people have said they did NOT like this. If you don't like it, DON'T LISTEN!!!!! And don't GRIPE!!!!!!
This is not a good recording of the piece. The groove is off the whole time. The Salzburg Cathedral one is way better.
@@jonathanpalmquist4894 See what you think of this recording: livestream.com/BJU/jubilate/videos/150807665
I like that it is almost all students and overall better 'groove'
So beautiful... I always appreciate the soloists you choose who add so much both in their voices and expression to the whole work!
Attended the Tallahassee Community Chorus performance of this magnificent work last month. Blown away by it. This performance captivates, too.
Thank you to Dan and everyone who took part in this!
I love Dan's version of Nearer my God to thee.
Is Dan Forrest protestant ?
A chaque écoute, j'éprouve toujours le même bonheur !
Experienced the performance of this on April 12 at Missouri Baptist University. It was an incredibly moving, spiritual experience for both of us. Delighted to find a recording of it.
Words fail me...Even so come quickly Lord Jesus.
AMEN AND AMEN!!!!!!!
The ending of Bendecid su nombre is perfect. I LOVE that ending. So excited to sing this with my choir! (27:40, BA BA BOM BUBBA BOWW!)
Um espetáculo digno de ouvir muitas vezes. Aprecio muito este gênero musical.👏👏👏
This was so awesome it was the first time I was in the proformance and every time I sang my legs itched.
Fantástico!!!!
que maravilla una fista para mis oidos y quienes la escuchen en el futuro...
Grossartig Da wäre ich gerne dabei
I'm in a highschool choir doing this for our Masterwork. 10/10 would sing again
What high school? Would it be NWSA?
Love this piece, I performed this last Sunday, such a masterpiece
My 6th grade chorus did a Jubilate Deo intro for our concert. Some good stuff here.
Espectacular, sin palabras
José MÚSICO José Antonio Muñoz ¡Estoy de acuerdo contigo!
32:27-39:27 is absolute heaven. So is 39:27-44:55, 49:22-end
This is one of our favorite pieces!
I was lucky enough to perform this in Carnegie hall 🖤
This is incredible
This may be the bias speaking but I love how lively Ngokujabula was performed.
Same and im playing it for 10th grade symphony on Violin so wish me luck😬
selling replay of my favotite piece here 27:17