CHANTICLEER: "I Wonder as I Wander" by John Jacob Niles, arr. by Tim Keeler

[@RobertWrightOneManCovers]

If music was a meritocracy, the world would belong to these men.

[@evelynap9728]

Dyphtones where fitting into those days in the 30th to much of Beauty Thank you very much Chanticleer ! Beautiful Souls 💫💫💫

[@suzylovesmambo]

MY FAVORITE CAROL thanks so much, guys

[@sharonkeeler1616]

It doesn't get any better than this...

[@AD-hs2bq]

This arrangement is the best version of this delicious song. Love.

[@johnj.flanagan-hymnsoffaith]

Beautifully done. And the lyrics of this old Appalachian song resonate loudly. The promise of the ages proclaimed. Soli Deo Gloria.

[@mcclane4sd]

Surely, this is sung by angels.

[@adude394]

Perfection.

[@eclair9]

This is beyond marvelous and wonderful. They have literally brought me to tears... again! Absolutely glorious.

[@dawnheyer4618]

This is so beautiful, thanks for sharing it with me Dear Friend!!

[@adameccleston3957]

That was magical! Truly magical!

[@PLG1958]

Heavenly arrangement, heavenly performance! Thank you!

[@elizabethcary3626]

Simply beautiful. Thank you all.

[@CheekandBluster]

Sublime.

[@user-bo1rj2xu2s]

Agreed, but listen to the original posted below. So satisfying in a very different way.

[@Francine-Cichy]

What a gorgeous arrangement ❤

[@MrSLOWTHUNDER]

This was so lovely to hear at the recent NYC concert! I've long been a fan of John Jacob Niles and the first line of this song has always been a favorite.

[@ScrantonTed]

Beautiful!

[@franciscolibanomonteiro3177]

woow

[@kennethjones500]

this song was first sung by Annie Morgan a young girl in 1933 to John Jacob Nile’s in Murphy, nc he was traveling through Appalachian mountains gathering songs that were being sung by the local people her father was a minister

[@kevinireland9644]

Stunning.

[@franciscolibanomonteiro3177]

do you have this in spotify?

[@caladam]

About 20 beats too slow.

[@tenorislife]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4OwhKCXdpJkY6s the composer's version for your reference

[@user-bo1rj2xu2s]

Wow. Just listened to the original. Thanks for educating me!!! Everyone, listen to the original version....

[@caladam]

@@tenorislife I think that proves my point about tempo.

[@brianrainwater5988]

@@caladam Opinion respected, but "arrangement" implies liberties to be taken, including tempo, since a slower tempo w/ rubato is more fitting for the choral medium to help the unique harmonies be more effective, imho. :)

[@renown35nuke70]

I looked at the comments thinking wow your gonna get proven wrong but I was wrong and I got to get rid of this toxic mindset

[@pputnam100]

Fantastic ensemble. I agree a bit too slow. And now I'll really piss off the sycophants...I'm not crazy about the soloists voice or rather the way he chooses to use it on here.

[@surfacingcom]

Still think John Amos' version is tops, but that doesn't take away from this.

[@crossbearer365]

Sublime.