Congressional Chorus- "Temen Oblak"

The Washington DC premiere of "Temen Oblak" by Christopher Tin, performed by Congressional Chorus at our Young, Hip, & Global concert in June 2016.

[@Eli-nl6vh]

Watching the basses and tenors lead the rest of the ensemble in the melody is gorgeous

[@eliotcougar]

Reminds me of the main menu music in Myst IV...

[@loghbrass]

Seems as is the detail of the pattern is movement

[@the1aj39]

I understood that reference. #BecauseofCrown

[@voltageattitude]

Magnifique !!!

[@eddykwon]

Wow!

[@ryotaarai3816]

Really good performance!👍

[@kristinavb4398]

This is a Balkan song..Macedonian language and lyrics start as "Dark cloud above Balkan" ...etc Balkan music is very specific type of singing and rhythmic

[@paprat]

Not Macedonian, but Bulgarian language (from which the Macedonian language derives, that is why it sounds so similar). The lyrics are from a poem by one of the Bulgarian national heroes and poets Hristo Botev. This is the album version with native Bulgarian voices: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4CZo4OGl5ido68 And this one has the lyrics: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qX7Vg4esmtdjj9U

[@vasil.kamdzhalov]

The texts as they have said in the begining is form Hristo Botev, I haven't heard he to be Macedonian when he is born in Kotel in central Bulgaria.

[@renikaofficial]

BULGARIAN LANGUAGE!!!!!!!!!! Macedonians speak dialect Bulgarian