ANÚNA : Jerusalem - arr. Michael McGlynn

[@Yanni75]

Heard this song for the first time nine years ago, when you were performing at 'De Doelen' in Rotterdam. It made the biggest impression on me. Last week, I returned to the same venue longing to hear it again live, for the second time. I brought my mother along, same as in 2015. Afterwards, we agreed to come visit you each Christmastime, because we can't imagine celebrating it together any better than in a festively lit up Rotterdam city centre, infused with your ethereal sounds. The fact that Michael and the choir (sorry) have a great sense of humor also helps.

[@angharad588]

There are no words, at least in my language, that can adequately describe the pure, sheer, heart-wrenching beauty of this hymn.

[@anunachoir]

Thank you.

[@lorrybrown8060]

I had the pleasure of experiencing this live. It was absolutely beautiful.

[@rozarozzy9630]

I'm a muslim and I'm in love with this ❤

[@anunachoir]

+Rozy Maamir2009 it's about the search for peace within. We all need that in this day and age.

[@shehzadiamal5709]

Asalamalakium. You may have already seen this, but it's always beautiful to hear again; SubhanAllah. I listen to it before I sleep. All those people that may have never heard the beauty of the Adhan. Alhamdulillah for the wisdom of Al Jaami'.🤲🏼💗 kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4rdpamvqMdqm9E

[@shehzadiamal5709]

This is the full version. Truly beautiful. Allahu Akbar kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHSYdZZtpN9qrM0

[@biancamattos5427]

i love this song so much! it´s so beautiful, it's angels who are singing this beautiful and pure song about our beloved jerusalem, i feel that i'm in heaven,the sorrows will end soon when Jesus comeback because there will be no more pain, tears, etc!

[@anunachoir]

So much pain associated with religion and the way human beings have distorted it. This song is about that too.

[@bertdijkstra9162]

A few years ago I had the pleasure of hearing this masterpiece in real life. It was an experience I will never forget. One cannot hear this and stay untouched.

[@Jason_xofilos]

I concur.

[@mikemanners1069]

At that time Jerusalem shall be called the throne of the Lord, and all nations shall gather to it, to the presence of the Lord in Jerusalem, and they shall no more stubbornly follow their own evil heart. Psalm 122:6 ESV

[@BerenikiRegina]

@Mike Manners I think you may be confusing your psalms. Psalm 122 is my favourite - and that is definitely not 122.

[@TheLuizaMarra]

Jerusalem, our happy home When shall we come to thee? When shall our sorrows have an end? Thy joys when shall we see? They see no one that sent her there Their palms spring from the ground No tongue can tell, no heart can think What joys do there abound Forever more the trees perfumed And ever more they spring And ever more the saints are glad And ever more they sing Fair Magdalene, she has less moan Likewise there she does sing The happy saints in harmony Through every street doth ring Fair Magdalene hath dried her tears She'll sing no more to thee Nor wet the ringlets of her hair To wash her savior's feet

[@fatovamingus]

Thank you

[@Amy-hs1qe]

haunting yet beautiful - what an incredible rendition

[@brightnolan1294]

My granddaughter sang with this amazing group she's sang at wexford opra house with a girl named Lucy she goes to bunscoil and she loved every minute of it

[@anunachoir]

That was Anúna.

[@jeremycasper]

I am transcended to the cosmos when I hear this song ❤️

[@anunachoir]

Awww - thank you :-)

[@ИларЭрншо]

Thanks for everything that you did. Your music saves me. With big turkmen love from Turkmenistan❤️🇹🇲

[@LambofGodKnock]

As beautiful today as the first time I heard you guys perform this. That's over 30 years now.

[@Esotericpersonagrata]

The current Georgia Tech choir director is part of Anuna. All my friends said the concert we put on under her direction was absolutely stunning. It was a privilege to be trained under Dr. Inman. We will miss her as she goes to sing at Carnegie Hall and NYSO.

[@guidofeddersen6717]

Jerusalem should be the city of every gods and no more kills of human,never more,we all are differed a mortal....think abhout this

[@mysticalmargaret6105]

I first heard this on "The Tudors". Ethereal. Heavenly. 🤍🤍🤍🕊️🕊️🕊️

[@berethorwow]

Every time I hear it, it makes want to cry. Amazing!

[@valerieselau7384]

I'm feeling like walking in a grand hall, echoes surrounded by a empty underground from the bottom. 🥰

[@mondaytuesday4565]

one of my absute favourites of last wednesday's concert in Utrecht. spellbinding

[@briandaaranda9735]

THEY OPENED WITH THIS SONG IN THE PERFORMANCE I FIRST SAW THEM AT!! Good times. :D

[@macoukji]

I remember this episode! I always loved that song, and I think it was what initially got me hooked on Anúna. =)

[@zaza588]

It's called a canon =) And it is, very gorgeous!

[@jolijnattema1638]

I saw you doing this number while you were in my hometown Barneveld (The Netherlands). It was so beautifull, and I am glad I,ve found it again.

[@izzyglane]

the acoustics in this are amazing!

[@irishlassiegalway625]

♥family anthem♥thank you mariam and all and michael for giving it such a beautiful differential...i hope me da is listening up there high above

[@ohplease587]

One of the greatest hymns ever. Heart stopping.

[@karmakomodia]

Breathtaking.. brilliant.. thank you...

[@WifeNumber20]

Breathtaking.

[@jamhow12]

It's amazing.

[@elizabethkirk7498]

Where was this video filmed?

[@anunachoir]

Christ Church Crypt

[@Lauxlau]

they sound like mermaids!

[@BerenikiRegina]

How do you know? Have you ever heard a mermaid?

[@Lauxlau]

@@BerenikiRegina oh of course! In my imagination and they sound exactly like that! Haven't you?

[@BerenikiRegina]

@@Lauxlau Alas, no. But I have seen unicorns ;-)

[@BerenikiRegina]

@@Lauxlau BTW - I just took a look at your channel. Loved it.

[@Lauxlau]

@@BerenikiRegina unicorns are great, they don't have a singing voice as delicate as mermaids but are still wonderful hahahha

[@snownewkirk]

what are the saying. got the 1st part, can't find the words. HELP!

[@anunachoir]

Thanks - but much of these lyrics are wrong - which is fine. We hear what we want to hear in the end.

[@bridgettehester4192]

@@anunachoir what ARE the lyrics?

[@alyssawade3072]

@@bridgettehester4192 Chorus: Jerusalem our happy home When shall we come to thee When shall our sorrow have an end? Thy joy, when shall we see? Solo 1: There's cinnamon the scenteth sweet; There palms spring on the ground. No tongue can tell, no heart can think, What joy do there abound. Chorus: Jerusalem our happy home When shall we come to thee When shall our sorrow have an end Thy joy, when shall we see? Solo 2: For evermore the trees bear fruit, And evermore they [do] spring And evermore the saints are glad, And evermore they sing Chorus: Jerusalem our happy home, When shall we come to thee. When shall our sorrow have an end? Thy joy, when shall we see? Solo 3: There Magdalen she has less moan Like wise there she doth sing; The happy saints in harmony And every street doth ring Chorus: Jerusalem our happy home When shall we come to thee When shall our sorrow have an end? Thy joy when shall we see? Solo 4: Fair Magdalen hath dried her tears; She's seen no more to weep, Nor wet the ring lets of her hair, To wipe our saviour's feet Chorus: Jerusalem our happy home When shall we come to thee When shall our sorrow have an end? Thy joy when shall we see? Slightly altered Chorus (different melody): Jerusalem our happy home When shall we come to thee When shall our sorrow have an end? Thy joy when shall we see?

[@babuybabuyan]

The tudors brought me here

[@Coolan_Gatta]

S U B L I M E ΣΤΟΥΣ ΑΙΩΝΕΣ ΤΩΝ ΑΙΩΝΩΝ

[@TheBillbee]

A torture music you would give in after 3 times listening to this terrible sound

[@anunachoir]

Thank you for your lovely comment. It is great to have fans who listen three times in one sitting.