Caoineadh - Angel City Chorale

Title: Caoineadh
Composed by Christopher Tin
Arranged by Christopher Tin
Performed by Angel City Chorale
Soloist: Grainne Ward
Artistic Director, Sue Fink
Video edited by, Alex Chaloff, Annika Benitz
Angel City Chorale website: angelcitychorale.org/
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[@abdiassoares9471]

É maravilhoso!!!

[@williamstout5484]

Sue you are the best, they are the best singers in the world. Keep it up the world will know you. Thank you.

[@oliviercornillie2182]

The solo in Gaelic is awsome!!

[@Paulthepsych]

I would just love to sing with this choir.

[@Tarack1]

When the soloist was singing, I couldn't help but think of Thorin dying. What an utterly beautiful piece this is.

[@monicaalvarezmonica67]

Nesta tarde de hoje reconheço a beleza e a importância do conjunto❤🌻🌻🌻❤🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@to-sute-nu2051]

とても美しい✨

[@sirgalah4d20]

Whenever I watch these, I just look for people who have been lead singers in one of the songs they have done, and I am not doing bad.

[@Dave-in-France]

Just beautiful.

[@monicaalvarezmonica67]

Que emoção 💙💙💙💙divino🌻🌻🌻❤❤❤

[@kasztankap]

this atmosphere....!!!!

[@mathiast6032]

that phone ring during the silence make me want to go back in the past, and slap the one who didn't switch off his phone very hard... He or She should be ashamed to ruin such a beautiful sound

[@MurcoCatering]

Caoineadh is the Irish for crying

[@elmrh]

AcidHouse RMX ist in Arbeit. Ist das ein harmonisches Klangspiel

[@selmaorsulic1122]

Lipo lipo jaaako liiipooo

[@macinka1497]

ach ach ach 😘👍👏😘

[@wilvanderveen-boone3325]

Hemelse muziek

[@Kyranoboss]

Sounds a bit celtic.

[@alexmackelly3222]

+Kyranoboss They are speaking Irish.

[@Kyranoboss]

The Irish language is called Gaelic a version of which is also spoken, or sung, in parts of Scotland.

[@alexmackelly3222]

+Kyranoboss Irish Gaelic is nothing like Scottish Gaelic. If I wanted to ask your day in Irish I would say "Conas ata tu" in Scottish I would say "Ciamar a tha thu"

[@kathyg1660]

Aren't there six different Celtic languages (Breton, Cornish, Manx, Welsh, Irish Gaelic, and Scottish Gaelic)?

[@JessCaron]

Yes. Manx is also called Manx Gaelic.