Does the Colloquium have an influence? YouTube proof it does (...from a famous Cathedral Choir)
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Friends,
1. In 2009, Maestro Wilko Brouwers introduced us to an unspeakably magnificent piece at the Colloquium: the Brudieu Requiem. Very few people knew this piece before he performed it.
2. A month ago, I created this "Simple Kyrie for Advent/Lent" based on the Brudieu, which allows for congregational participation.
3. Lee Gwozdz, a world famous conductor twice voted "greatest Church musician in the USA" by NPM picked up on this score.
4. Here is the result (YOUTUBE), sung yesterday: World Famous Choir sings the Brudieu Kyrie at Mass • First Sunday of Advent, November 2010
(REMINDER: Different conductors have different ideas. I, myself, would have chosen a much slower tempo.)
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