Absolutely the most amazing video on YouTube
  • Adam WoodAdam Wood
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    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oE63_QQ2_w8
  • trentonjconn
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    I've been duped.
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  • francis
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    Wow. I can’t believe people spent money to produce that.
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  • tandrews
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    I didn't get rickrolled!
  • LauraKaz
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    That is so beautiful, Adam! Thank you for sharing. That video alone has made my day.

    However, I must say that I prefer this version slightly more.
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  • PhilipPowell
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    However, I must say that I prefer this version slightly more.

    Yeah, there’s less of it.
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  • francis
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    Less is more
  • davido
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    Some would say a sign of a great composition is that it can be adapted to different styles…
  • Diapason84
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    The composer is a priest who should have been disciplined by his bishop decades ago for bad theology and then assigned somewhere where he’d hardly be heard of. Instead, he signed on with GIA, and the rest is history.
  • francis
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    Some would say a sign of a great composition is that it can be adapted to different styles…
    i would like to know who the 'some' are on this one...
  • davido
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    https://youtu.be/9iYIJEesbD0?si=w0wLolCGXVfetkj8
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  • mmeladirectress
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    Laura Kaz
    If this year's Colloquium puts the Follies on the schedule, this version would be a hit.
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  • LauraKaz
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    Mmeladirectress, I unfortunately don't play any brass band instruments, and my piano playing is not well-suited to jazz. However, I would definitely be up for a fiddle version of Lord of the Dance or Canticle of the Turning...
  • Scott_WScott_W
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    Mercifully there's enough orchestra intro that you have time to click out before the singing starts.
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