Alleluia - Eric Whitacre

Whitacre's Alleluia, performed by me! Please enjoy!!

[@aarlavaan]

I was part of a choir about maybe 4-5 years ago that performed this song for our Christmas concert. truly a wonderful experience. super happy to see it done justice here.

[@classicbird2627]

Wow. Thank you! This was really a big pleasure to listen to. Impressive really how you manage to sing all these different subjects.

[@stephenjablonsky1941]

Eric may well be our modern day Palestrina. His writing for voices is first rate. Nice control of dissonance.

[@pjmnash]

And thank you for the score, bro! :)

[@cleberc.xavier4791]

OH, MY GOD! AMAZING!!!

[@pjmnash]

This is truly commendable and professional. Amazing range--is this all you? Any Early Music Ensemble would love to have you in it.

[@davidbone833]

Thank you so much! Yes it is all me singing, but the low notes in the bass part are pitch corrected to be so low, my natural range doesn't go below a low G Flat. But the soprano is all me :)

[@pjmnash]

@@davidbone833 You use software or a vocorder for voice correction? Or what? I have an electro-harmonix v256 but haven't hooked it up yet. Anyway, you are also proficient at recording. Are you in high school or college? I'm a retired violinist/musician. Well, not quite retired, I work part-time. I was in the Early Music Ensemble at University of California and your pristine voice using little vibrato is right up my alley. Many violinists (and perhaps singers) use vibrato to mask bad intonation. It's a challenge to produce beautiful vocal sound without vibrato but you do it well!

[@davidbone833]

@@pjmnash I use Logic Pro X to voice correct as well as sample and compile all of the tracks and a yeti mic for recording. I am actually a college freshman. and Thank you again!

[@QalinaCom]

@@davidbone833 you could also try and use TM Helicon voicelive touch for correcting the pitch to lower your voice, it sounds natural. Best machine ever! Lots of hard work went into this, thank you!

[@BeauAutin]

Props, dude!

[@PheonxD]

Amazing! Good job, you're very talented

[@amnoice]

Is it possible for you to post each part individually? We're singing it in the choir I'm in and being able to sing my part, bass, against the other parts would be hugely helpful. I figured what's the harm in asking? Beautiful rendition, btw.

[@sanjavukovic169]

Wow impressive.