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Genre: Music
Date of upload: Oct 27, 2009 ^^
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
The 3 counter tenors are amazing, the basses are out of this world... Hell, EVERY SINGLE one of these guys is GOLD! ❤️
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I had the marvelous opportunity to hear this in person. When you are in the same room as their bass, you could literally and physically feel the vibrations of his low notes.
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Bald guy has to be the biggest plot twist of the century
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I've been obsessed with this song since our music teacher made us learn it in middle school. It never fails to make me cry. I can always picture a Civil War soldier., any soldier really, in a muddy, dirty, camp...hungry, away from his family and friends for so long, no idea if he'll ever make it home. To feel that longing for a place, a memory of good times, people who love and love you and be forced to be separated from your beautiful home. It touches my soul.
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This has to be the most beautiful arrangement of this song I have ever heard.
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Oh my gosh. Why have I never heard them before? This was the most beautiful version of this song I've ever heard. Mesmerizing from start to finish.
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This is like... What it would sound like to hear a choir of angels sing.
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This was the favourite song of my late father - Stephen Tobin (1913 - 1988). He was born in West Cork and died in Cardiff where he shares a grave with my mother, Eileen (nee Manning - from Ballinagree, County Cork) and my brother Brian (1940 - 1978)...
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One morning my radio alarm clock went off just as this song started playing on the local NPR station. I was waking up from a lovely dream i could not remember. This piece of music was so beautiful that it seemed the dream had left my head and entered the world. It made me remember all the beauty in life that I had forgotten and all the people who had loved me into being who were now lost, and all of the places that I had loved that were gone, forever lost and gone like the snows of years gone by and I wept tears that were both of joy and sadness..
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Bass is the best section of a choir #BassLife
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one of, if not the best men's group I've ever heard.
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Heard this live circa 2000 with Jay White in the solo. He had a cold, but still rocked it. They came to my college, over a few days did clinicals, and a full concert. Sat next to Joseph Jennings at the concert. When they finished Village Wedding, I turned to him, mouth agape. "Yup" he said. Amazing experience.
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I think I've listened to this about 50 times over the last three days. It's the most beautiful version of this song I've heard. The contratenors really steal the show.
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Bass adds the perfect resonance and canon to this piece
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The chord precision throughout the whole 2nd verse is just bone chilling!
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I love this song, as I live in West Virginia, and we have a "touch" of the Shenandoah in our eastern panhandle!
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This song is brilliant, makes the long drive from Jaipur to Bhopal shorter.
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My choir is singing this. Stuff like this is real music, not today's pop and shit.
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absolutely my favorite version of Shenandoah!
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@Warrior2God
10 years ago
I'm sorry, can we all just give a round of applause for Eric Alatorre. The only bass I know that can balance 10+ voices, yet still has the capability of overpowering a whole choir? Epic. Just simply epic. Not to mention that 'stache. Uhhh, Eric!
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