Do you think that any one of those students ever forgot that experience. Not on your life!! How sad that so many school districts have eliminated music and arts programs from their budgets, especially when there is tons of evidence to prove that learning to sing or play an instrument improves overall academic performance.
I performed this exact arrangement when in high school in 1981 and I have never forgotten it. It remains one of the greatest performance experiences of my life.
@@ren-eo3im This song has an important place and meaning in American history that I would not expect other nations, each with their own different histories meaningful to them, to share.
Al Petterson me, too, in 1978. Nassau County (NY) All-County Chorus at CW Post College (now part of Long Island University). I don't remember the conductor's name offhand, but he had been one of Wilhousky's students, and dismissed one of our rehearsals so he could attend Wilhousky's funeral. I felt incredibly honored that we performed three Wilhousky attachments at that concert.
@@ren-eo3im I understand and agree with that. This song was written specifically during the American Civil War, but any performer or listener can find their own meaning.
I wept as I heard this. Very possibly the best performance of the Battle Hymn of the Republic I have ever heard. One thing that adds to the balance and overall delivery of this song is the positioning of the singers, no two boys are standing together and no two girls are standing together. It is Soprano, Tenor, Alto and Bass, standing in that order that makes the delivery par excellence!!
from 86-y-o in hoosierland, this gets me excited. i have recently gone backto my spiritual roots in the Presbyterian church, where i wear a choir robe an sing my little old heart out. Indiana state choral dept did this in 1954-55, at the fairgrounds colisium, minus instruments, but the original version,as i call it. i approve of the postioning of voices had not seen tht done til, today, Feb. 26, 2024,..let's hear it for live music..
SPECTACULAR!!! These young people are the cream of the crop. I was as excited as their director. To think that they are our future, makes me even more excited about America in these troubled times. Great Grandmother Rennie
congratulations Madam. as a director you should be proud of this choir. to know these details is one of the beautiful things in life. thank Rennie - mother and grandmother. you are a blessing.
fabulous, fabulous - every time - when I directed this at our church with our 200 voices choir and orchestra - after the In the beauty of the lilies section into the last mighty chorus of glory hallelujah - I had a 50 foot American flag come rising up from behind the choir during all that final chorus - THRILLING
To all you young ladies and young men - in the chorus and the orchestra, and those who supported the performance - I am proud of you all - you did good - no, better than good!
This performance leaves me breathless, having sung in choirs from elementary school through college this is an amazing performance with glorious voices and orchestra and they're kids 17 to 22 !!!!
Two bucket list items for this non choir parent from Texas.. 1. Be present in the hotel atrium for the Star-Spangled Banner as performed by the Kentucky All State Choir 2. Attend the Iowa All State Chorus and Orchestra performance of the Battle Hymn
I remember singing this in high school (79-83). Every year, all the high school choruses in our county would get together and do a concert. This was always the finale. A beautiful, unforgetable arrangement.
As a Brit, superb, you are a credit to your state. Thank you. I remember this being sung at St Pauls on the event of 9/11, we are one nation divided yes, but one nation never the less.
I was involved in the Iowa all State Choir in 1980. It was by far the highlight of my music life. It gives me goosebumps every time I hear it and America the Beautiful.
March 8, 2022 this video and performance pops up on my youtube recommendations. It brought tears to my 73 year old eyes, and a sense of calm to my soul. There is nothing this world can throw at GOD to stop HIS truth from marching onward even if we are blind to it. Well done band and choir, I just pray they all paid attention to the words they sang.
This is perfect, and exactly what I've been searching for. All other versions were lacking in something, though I cannot say what. This version has it, whatever it is. Love this and have it on repeat.
I was in the New Jersey All State Choir in 1976. We sang the same arrangement (May Peter J. Wilhousky’s notes live forever), conducted by Karl Minor and the amazing Ernest Brahm. The experience of a lifetime! I can still sing the Bass II part from memory to this day. Bravo to this group of wonderful singers and musicians!!
Late in life I decided that I had to study the Civil War, a defining time in our country. I'm moving along with two biographies of Grant, a study of Grant and Sherman, their collaboration and friendship, and a shelf-full of books that I will read. I was born in Alabama almost 85 years ago. It's about time. It's about a time. I now understand that in that defining, horrible, unimaginable war, most of the dead were young, most of the 750,000 dead. Soldiers and those they left behind, also casualties of that war. Young, like the extraordinary members of the chorus, orchestra, band in Iowa. I tend to watch and listen to these young people at least once a day, these days, and I have heard several choruses and orchestras perform The Battle Hymn of the Republic. Not one of them touches these young people--and let's not forget the conductors. I've seen choruses with multiple soloists, seen the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, seen fireworks at the finale. This performance is definitive. Like the war. Thank you.
Have you noticed that everyone talks about the Mormon Tabernacle Choir's version? This is good, but the Mormon Tabernacle Choir is simply superior. Their music is like no other, and I can't help but get lost in their angelic voices every time I listen to them.❤️
For such a large festival chorus performing such a bigloudsplashy piece, the ensemble is quite remarkable, and the conductor paces it nicely. Congratulations to all concerned. First-rate.
Cet Hymne à la fois patriotique et religieux est connu mondialement. Recemment je l'ai écouté chanté par une formation chretienne du Bengale. Il y avait bien sûr moins d'instruments mais presque tout autant de choristes. Là c'est une formation magistrale qui l'a Interprété et comme on dit en France "ça décoiffe ". On ne peut qu'apllodir ces jeunes choristes et ces jeunes musiciens.
The Battle Hymn of our republic. May we always fight for America, the America envisioned by the brave soldiers and sailors who fought for the preservation of the United States and the freedom of every citizen.
6 years later and 1st time I saw this. What wonderful young people , just beautiful brought tears to my eyes. Gives you great faith in our young people.
I played this song at all state 2023 on clarinet. I was absolutely drenched in sweat but shivering from the beauty of the piece. It was absolutely indescribable
Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord He is trampling out the vintage where the grapes of wrath are stored He hath loosed the fateful lightning of His terrible swift sword His truth is marching on Glory, Glory, hallelujah! Glory, glory, hallelujah! Glory, glory, hallelujah! His truth is marching on I have seen Him in the watch-fires of a hundred circling camps They have builded Him an altar in the evening dews and damps I can read His righteous sentence by the dim and flaring lamps His day is marching on. Glory, glory, hallelujah! Glory, glory, hallelujah! Glory, glory, hallelujah! His day is marching on I have read a fiery gospel writ in burnished rows of steel "As ye deal with my contemners, so with you my grace shall deal" Let the Hero, born of woman, crush the serpent with his heel Since God is marching on Glory, glory, hallelujah! Glory, glory, hallelujah! Glory, glory, hallelujah! Since God is marching on He has sounded forth the trumpet that shall never call retreat He is sifting out the hearts of men before His judgment-seat Oh, be swift, my soul, to answer Him! Be jubilant, my feet! Our God is marching on Glory, glory, hallelujah! Glory, glory, hallelujah! Glory, glory, hallelujah! Our God is marching on In the beauty of the lilies Christ was born across the sea With a glory in His bosom that transfigures you and me As He died to make men holy, let us die to make men free While God is marching on Glory, glory, hallelujah! Glory, glory, hallelujah! Glory, glory, hallelujah! While God is marching on
One of the best performances of this (my favorite) version of "The Battle Hymn" I have ever heard. Beautiful enunciation of the lyrics and perfectly balanced among the various sections throughout (especially for such a large ensemble where one section could easily dominate). As well, wonderful performance by the orchestra, especially the interlude before the men's "quartet."
Such a devastating time for me to find this video as only a couple of days ago several tornados ravished through Iowa leaving all sorts of havoc and mayhem behind, my thoughts and prayers go to the citizens of Iowa as I listen to this.
I have just been transported back to the 1960’s and singing “Battle Hymn of the Republic.” Our Head Master (Mr. Bigger) had the entire school in the palm of his hand! Under his instruction we began singing in hushed voices, gradually building up to end the hymn in a massive crescendo! No practice, just sheer spontaneity, and boy “Battle Hymn of the Republic” has remained firmly in my heart and soul since. Thank you Leith Links Primary School, Leith, Edinburgh you taught me well🙏and thank you Iowa All-State Chorus and Orchestra, just sublime🫶🏽
1988 Maryland All State Chorus. We did this song and just absolutely love hearing it. It’s a very nearly indescribable experience to be part of such a group. Vibrations to your very soul.
I hope that everyone who sings this hymn or hears it that they know the origins of it and the powerful meaning behind it! I get emotional as I hear those words being sung.
The mixing of the choir sections was impressive. More effort to maintain your part and not get mixed up is required. Excellent work by choir members and director. A hearty WELL DONE to all.
You are making me cry rivers for the beauty of the way you have composed this most amazing old favorite song that I have loved since a child! Oh my, be proud of your hard work and your great gift to the world. God bless you each! What a performance!!!
You are right. Someday it will be the National Anthem. However, there will be people who will object to that because the premise of the Battle Hymn of the Republic is that human rights come God, and not come from the state, and that it must be rejected for that reason. For them the state is the source of rights.
Beautiful! brings tears to my eyes... GOD BLESSED AMERICA & OUR NEW PRESIDENT TRUMP. PRAISE OUR LORD GOD (JESUS CHRIST) WE SHALL GIVE HIM ALL THE GLORY & PRAISE FOREVER AND EVER! BIG AMEN....
I was in the Illinois All-State Choir in 1967...a proud day indeed. I wish we would have been able to sing this. This rendition is just beautiful and the kids so very talented.
This was a very thrilling rendition of this song - i loved the spirit of the Conductor and it reminded me of when i sang bass/baritone in my high schools choir
OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE BY ALL!! I have chills at the sheer beauty of this fantastic rendition of this iconic composition! I think this is my all time favorite variation, even better than the Tabernacle Choir! WELL DONE!
Awesome performance! The singers and musicians were wonderful! And, whoever did the arrangement* and composition needs some huge accolades, this arrangement* and composition is majestic! Well done!! *Sounds likes Peter J. Wilhousky's arrangement.
Do you think that any one of those students ever forgot that experience. Not on your life!!
How sad that so many school districts have eliminated music and arts programs from their budgets, especially when there is tons of evidence to prove that learning to sing or play an instrument improves overall academic performance.
I performed this exact arrangement when in high school in 1981 and I have never forgotten it. It remains one of the greatest performance experiences of my life.
@@ren-eo3im This song has an important place and meaning in American history that I would not expect other nations, each with their own different histories meaningful to them, to share.
Al Petterson me, too, in 1978. Nassau County (NY) All-County Chorus at CW Post College (now part of Long Island University). I don't remember the conductor's name offhand, but he had been one of Wilhousky's students, and dismissed one of our rehearsals so he could attend Wilhousky's funeral. I felt incredibly honored that we performed three Wilhousky attachments at that concert.
@@ren-eo3im I understand and agree with that. This song was written specifically during the American Civil War, but any performer or listener can find their own meaning.
Ian
I wept as I heard this. Very possibly the best performance of the Battle Hymn of the Republic I have ever heard. One thing that adds to the balance and overall delivery of this song is the positioning of the singers, no two boys are standing together and no two girls are standing together. It is Soprano, Tenor, Alto and Bass, standing in that order that makes the delivery par excellence!!
Marvelous!
YES --- What he said.
I agree 💯
The Mormon choir made a fabulous recording of this. You need to check it out.
@@spidersinspace1099 I have heard theirs, MTC.
from 86-y-o in hoosierland, this gets me excited. i have recently gone backto my spiritual roots in the Presbyterian church, where i wear a choir robe an sing my little old heart out. Indiana state choral dept did this in 1954-55, at the fairgrounds colisium, minus instruments, but the original version,as i call it. i approve of the postioning of voices had not seen tht done til, today, Feb. 26, 2024,..let's hear it for live music..
I LOVE how animated the conductor becomes at about the 4-minute mark.
He clearly loves conducting these kids in this song. I call him The Leaping Conductor.
Not animated, conducting fun instead.
👍😉
SPECTACULAR!!! These young people are the cream of the crop. I was as excited as their director. To think that they are our future, makes me even more excited about America in these troubled times. Great Grandmother Rennie
congratulations Madam. as a director you should be proud of this choir. to know these details is one of the beautiful things in life. thank Rennie - mother and grandmother. you are a blessing.
The conductor was so excited, because he knew these kids nailed it.
I have sung this song soooo many times in choir.... that high B flat has almost made me pass out many a time.
This is one dang good high school choir.
Dennis Smalley it was a collection of the best kids in all Iowa high schools. We auditioned every year. It was a big deal
One of the best performances of this battle Hymn, no doubt!
I love how they keep on saying "His truth is marching on".
fabulous, fabulous - every time - when I directed this at our church with our 200 voices choir and orchestra - after the In the beauty of the lilies section into the last mighty chorus of glory hallelujah - I had a 50 foot American flag come rising up from behind the choir during all that final chorus - THRILLING
Wish I had been there. ❤ this conductor looks happy ❤
To all you young ladies and young men - in the chorus and the orchestra, and those who supported the performance - I am proud of you all - you did good - no, better than good!
This performance leaves me breathless, having sung in choirs from elementary school through college this is an amazing performance with glorious voices and orchestra and they're kids 17 to 22 !!!!
Yes, a beautiful performance. These are high school students; age range is more like 16-18.
Exactly!!
Two bucket list items for this non choir parent from Texas..
1. Be present in the hotel atrium for the Star-Spangled Banner as performed by the Kentucky All State Choir
2. Attend the Iowa All State Chorus and Orchestra performance of the Battle Hymn
Those trumpets say it all.
I remember singing this in high school (79-83). Every year, all the high school choruses in our county would get together and do a concert. This was always the finale. A beautiful, unforgetable arrangement.
As a member of the Iowa All State Band in 1984, I can tell you this is an experience these students NEVER forget.
Lincoln had tears in his eyes when he first heard been this song
As a Brit, superb, you are a credit to your state. Thank you. I remember this being sung at St Pauls on the event of 9/11, we are one nation divided yes, but one nation never the less.
I was involved in the Iowa all State Choir in 1980. It was by far the highlight of my music life. It gives me goosebumps every time I hear it and America the Beautiful.
The chant of "Truth is marching, truth is marching, tuth is marching" is fabulous!
The first verse always gets me.
I am so proud to be an American.
you can't say that these days. kind of sad really
March 8, 2022 this video and performance pops up on my youtube recommendations. It brought tears to my 73 year old eyes, and a sense of calm to my soul. There is nothing this world can throw at GOD to stop HIS truth from marching onward even if we are blind to it. Well done band and choir, I just pray they all paid attention to the words they sang.
One of the foremost outstanding American traditions: Band and chorus, chorus and orchestra. Niiiiiiice!
I love the enthusiasm of this conductor! This is one of the best renditions and performances EVER!
This is perfect, and exactly what I've been searching for. All other versions were lacking in something, though I cannot say what. This version has it, whatever it is. Love this and have it on repeat.
I agree it’s fulfilling for me
Valor
I was in the New Jersey All State Choir in 1976. We sang the same arrangement (May Peter J. Wilhousky’s notes live forever), conducted by Karl Minor and the amazing Ernest Brahm. The experience of a lifetime! I can still sing the Bass II part from memory to this day. Bravo to this group of wonderful singers and musicians!!
hope YT keeps this up on their site forever. So wonderful.
Late in life I decided that I had to study the Civil War, a defining time in our country. I'm moving along with two biographies of Grant, a study of Grant and Sherman, their collaboration and friendship, and a shelf-full of books that I will read. I was born in Alabama almost 85 years ago. It's about time. It's about a time. I now understand that in that defining, horrible, unimaginable war, most of the dead were young, most of the 750,000 dead. Soldiers and those they left behind, also casualties of that war. Young, like the extraordinary members of the chorus, orchestra, band in Iowa. I tend to watch and listen to these young people at least once a day, these days, and I have heard several choruses and orchestras perform The Battle Hymn of the Republic. Not one of them touches these young people--and let's not forget the conductors. I've seen choruses with multiple soloists, seen the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, seen fireworks at the finale. This performance is definitive. Like the war. Thank you.
This is much better than any version I ever heard by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and I've heard their version several times. This beats them all!!!
Have you noticed that everyone talks about the Mormon Tabernacle Choir's version? This is good, but the Mormon Tabernacle Choir is simply superior. Their music is like no other, and I can't help but get lost in their angelic voices every time I listen to them.❤️
Agree. Close your eyes, listen to both. These kids are just as good!!
For such a large festival chorus performing such a bigloudsplashy piece, the ensemble is quite remarkable, and the conductor paces it nicely. Congratulations to all concerned. First-rate.
08/23
Listened and listened and listened again
Who’s the condunctor
We had the Wilhousky beat into our brains in Advanced Mixed Chorus. 40 years later I can still sing my part from memory
Same here but only 20 years later and i can still do my part from memory
Cet Hymne à la fois patriotique et religieux est connu mondialement. Recemment je l'ai écouté chanté par une formation chretienne du Bengale. Il y avait bien sûr moins d'instruments mais presque tout autant de choristes. Là c'est une formation magistrale qui l'a Interprété et comme on dit en France "ça décoiffe ". On ne peut qu'apllodir ces jeunes choristes et ces jeunes musiciens.
The Battle Hymn of our republic. May we always fight for America, the America envisioned by the brave soldiers and sailors who fought for the preservation of the United States and the freedom of every citizen.
1976 New Jersey All-State Choir and Orchestra. Same arrangement. I can still sing it, and I still feel the same rush every time I hear it.
6 years later and 1st time I saw this. What wonderful young people , just beautiful brought tears to my eyes. Gives you great faith in our young people.
If only ALL high school districts would support Music in our Schools!
Enjoying this rendition here on the 4th of July weekend. This is even better then the Mormon Tabernacle Choir verson in my opinion.
Where are my 2021 Iowa all staters at?
I played this song at all state 2023 on clarinet. I was absolutely drenched in sweat but shivering from the beauty of the piece. It was absolutely indescribable
Makes me proud to be from Iowa
Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord
He is trampling out the vintage where the grapes of wrath are stored
He hath loosed the fateful lightning of His terrible swift sword
His truth is marching on
Glory, Glory, hallelujah!
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
His truth is marching on
I have seen Him in the watch-fires of a hundred circling camps
They have builded Him an altar in the evening dews and damps
I can read His righteous sentence by the dim and flaring lamps
His day is marching on.
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
His day is marching on
I have read a fiery gospel writ in burnished rows of steel
"As ye deal with my contemners, so with you my grace shall deal"
Let the Hero, born of woman, crush the serpent with his heel
Since God is marching on
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
Since God is marching on
He has sounded forth the trumpet that shall never call retreat
He is sifting out the hearts of men before His judgment-seat
Oh, be swift, my soul, to answer Him! Be jubilant, my feet!
Our God is marching on
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
Our God is marching on
In the beauty of the lilies Christ was born across the sea
With a glory in His bosom that transfigures you and me
As He died to make men holy, let us die to make men free
While God is marching on
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
While God is marching on
Approximately 10 years later…. My spirit rises to its feet applauding with gratitude. August 2022… 🙌👏🙏.
2012 was Iowa's best concert hands down... i cried
One of the best performances of this (my favorite) version of "The Battle Hymn" I have ever heard. Beautiful enunciation of the lyrics and perfectly balanced among the various sections throughout (especially for such a large ensemble where one section could easily dominate). As well, wonderful performance by the orchestra, especially the interlude before the men's "quartet."
Very athletic conductor jumping all over the place
I just love this! I can watch it over and over again!
The great Wilhousky version! I have sung this so many times! Beautifully done!
Such a devastating time for me to find this video as only a couple of days ago several tornados ravished through Iowa leaving all sorts of havoc and mayhem behind, my thoughts and prayers go to the citizens of Iowa as I listen to this.
Without question, this is the finest performance of this wonderful piece of music I have ever heard !!
I have just been transported back to the 1960’s and singing “Battle Hymn of the Republic.” Our Head Master (Mr. Bigger) had the entire school in the palm of his hand! Under his instruction we began singing in hushed voices, gradually building up to end the hymn in a massive crescendo! No practice, just sheer spontaneity, and boy “Battle Hymn of the Republic” has remained firmly in my heart and soul since. Thank you Leith Links Primary School, Leith, Edinburgh you taught me well🙏and thank you Iowa All-State Chorus and Orchestra, just sublime🫶🏽
The conductor gets so excited towards the end, because he knows these kids nailed it!
1988 Maryland All State Chorus. We did this song and just absolutely love hearing it. It’s a very nearly indescribable experience to be part of such a group. Vibrations to your very soul.
Coincidentally where I met my wife. Been together over 30 years now! Yay chorus!!!
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
While HE died to make men Holy, Let us Live to make men Free. While GOD is marching on.
I hope that everyone who sings this hymn or hears it that they know the origins of it and the powerful meaning behind it! I get emotional as I hear those words being sung.
OMG!!!! They will never ever forget this experience. Well Done!!!!
I was there in ‘73 and ‘74 and we sang it and remember it all our life.
The mixing of the choir sections was impressive. More effort to maintain your part and not get mixed up is required. Excellent work by choir members and director. A hearty WELL DONE to all.
I'M NOT CRYI YOUR CRYING!
*The Imperium Approves*
Brings back memories of singing this exact composition in a NW IA high school in 89. Then in a community choir in Missouri. Such a beautiful work. :)
I’d love to be able see this show in the future. Talented people I love this
Ahh!! Those glorious first soprano voices made me cry!🥲🎶
The choir at 3:00 brought me to tears.
Godlike rendition. Maybe the best I've ever heard
You are making me cry rivers for the beauty of the way you have composed this most amazing old favorite song that I have loved since a child! Oh my, be proud of your hard work and your great gift to the world. God bless you each! What a performance!!!
It's true.....this should be the NATIONAL ANTHEM OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA......🇺🇸
Make a 1 minute version, Send it to the U.S. Government, And make this a possibility.
I'd be cool with that, but, then again, I'm related to Julia Ward Howe (she's my 5th generation great-aunt)
Yes, I agree. But lets get it right. It's let us DIE to set men free. Not live.
You are right. Someday it will be the National Anthem. However, there will be people who will object to that because the premise of the Battle Hymn of the Republic is that human rights come God, and not come from the state, and that it must be rejected for that reason. For them the state is the source of rights.
This would have been apt for the US!!!
A beautiful rendition! May God Bless each and every one of those wo snag and played that day! As well as those present who sang in their hearts!
I am deeply moved, proud of being an american.
I am not an American but am proud to say I am also deeply
The blend of this choir and all of the voices is amazing
Beautiful version
Best rendition of this song!
136,000 views and only 1,000 likes?! These Kids Did GREAT!!
Beautiful! brings tears to my eyes... GOD BLESSED AMERICA & OUR NEW PRESIDENT TRUMP. PRAISE OUR LORD GOD (JESUS CHRIST) WE SHALL GIVE HIM ALL THE GLORY & PRAISE FOREVER AND EVER! BIG AMEN....
God won't save you.
HE ALREADY DID!! PRAYING FOR YOU! NO WEAPON FORMED AGAINST ME SHALL PROSPER! MAY PEACE COME TO YOU...AMEN...
Absolutely beautiful
Respect to Iowa.
and the young lady on the harp. This hymn is a very charismatic one
Beautiful and strong
I was in the Illinois All-State Choir in 1967...a proud day indeed. I wish we would have been able to sing this. This rendition is just beautiful and the kids so very talented.
Nothing but tears. It is bideo such as this that affirm my 20 years as military police was for not.
素晴らしい！！なんて美しいハーモニーと調和なんだ！！！！
Oh my, how beautiful, wonderful rendition of the BHOTR, thank you.
This was a very thrilling rendition of this song - i loved the spirit of the Conductor and it reminded me of when i sang bass/baritone in my high schools choir
Why the value of our flag never dies right here!!
Great job! Outstanding! Very moving!
I am moved to tears. These young people are so inspiring and to thimk we hat an impact this. Incredible hymn had on the outcome of the civil war
❤ Now that was ABSOLUTELY AWESOME 🇱🇷🙏🇱🇷🙏🇱🇷🙏
That was amazing.
Outstanding!! From Philippines!
Its great how well you can hear all the different parts in this video
Magnificent performance. Thank you so much for sharing. We used to sing it in college. Great memories back. 💕 👍
OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE BY ALL!! I have chills at the sheer beauty of this fantastic rendition of this iconic composition! I think this is my all time favorite variation, even better than the Tabernacle Choir! WELL DONE!
This was a professional caliber performance in every respect.
Just wonderful
Greetings from Scotland ! - loved this thankyou XXX
Hallelujah, let this be God's "America the Beautiful. "
Beautiful. Touches the soul as nothing else can.
RESPECT
No words will suffice. Hats off 2 all
2011 was the best overall
MAGNIFICENT!
Awesome performance! The singers and musicians were wonderful! And, whoever did the arrangement* and composition needs some huge accolades, this arrangement* and composition is majestic! Well done!!
*Sounds likes Peter J. Wilhousky's arrangement.