A Warm-Up for Tomorrow’s Post Mentioning Sacred Music in Secular Society

by Mark WardSep 17, 2015Culture, Music1 comment

This is fantastic singing, so much sound from such a small group, and this happens to be one of my favorite choral pieces in existence, perhaps my very favorite.

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Duncan on September 19, 2015 at 9:50 pm

Well, thank you. Very nice.