UNT A Cappella Choir: My Song in the Night & In Dat Great Gittin’ Up Mornin’ .
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- Опубликовано: 1 дек 2017
- My Song in the Night.......................... Traditional American Folk Hymn
arr. 2009 Mack Wilberg (b. 1955)
In Dat Great Gittin’ Up Mornin’ ........................... Traditional Spiritual
arr. 1952 Jester Hairston (1901-2000)
Soloist: Vinnie Mahal
UNT A Cappella Choir
Dr. Allen Hightower, conductor
Recorded live November 28th, 2017
Winspear Hall, College of Music
University of North Texas
choral.music.unt.edu 
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When I lie in the ground, I want this outstanding uplifting music played for me. The singers are beyond outstanding, and I pray that when it is my time, that I will have this music played for me.
Wonderful choral treasure.
The UNT Music department is recognized internationally as one of the best, especially the Jazz Band ensemble....their performances are always moving and beautiful.......I am proud to be an alumnus......
INCREDIBLE!
I think I am responsible for about 5,000 of the views of this. What a great performance! Contemplative and then SO very uplifting!
So incredibly inspiring. Especially during this time of isolation. I pray for the day when the world can come back together and make music like this happen again
Utterly gorgeous.
Dr. Hightower knows how to conduct a chorus. The musician's musician!
Je pleure de bonheur...
Bravo et merci !
Carol Coles : "Beautiful singing beyond belief. Blessings to all the singers and Conductor who will make you stand up and shout for joy."
What??? Are you Crazy??
Glad to see Dr. Hightower got you singers to memorize some music. Everything is superlative here. Blessings on you all.
Truly, enjoyable! VERY NICE job!!! (Chills, really!)
Amazing 😭❤️
Your choir has such a gorgeous sound! Congratulations!
I love these women,no love this video up
Fantastic ending! That's the way it should be done :D
Delightful!
Maravilha ❣️
😍🔥❤🙌
So beautiful! What a stunning choral program you all have.
Oh so goog!
Originally, I was expecting the Christiansen setting, but left pleasantly surprised.
My tranq dart to the jugular in the night
Sorry the organist wasn't watching the conductor toward the end of the first song, but the choir was attentive to Allen Hightower regardless. Otherwise such a lovely rendition and a glorious finish to the program despite the fact that 1/3 of the choir didn't know on which beat to stop clapping. (The only thing I wanted to hear and didn't were a few final "D"s at the end of some key words . . . which was surprising coming from this group.) Still, an extraordinarily vibrant and musical sound.