King's College Choir - Hosanna to the Son of David (Weelkes)

[@SamDollins]

Do you hear that rockin overtone on the last chord? AMAZING!!!

[@prodblankofficial]

Sam Dollins WOW

[@pbirch3298]

doesn't hurt to have an 8 second reverb ;-)

[@kennethpalmowski-wolfe7923]

A very fine choir, in a fabulous acoustic with just intonation singing will do it, every time.

[@Bigbearbeau]

At Bristol Cathedral we also used to get faster and sharper everytime we did it, and the conductor would storm off to the organ loft!!!!!

[@JeanMichelMeuley]

Merci de ce partage

[@ToroSpain]

NOSSA!!!

[@j.r.young2]

Usually not. There are many instances where the choir sings a capella, with the organ entering in the same key the choir just left, and there is no tuning issues.

[@maestrodecastro]

bravi!!!

[@JSC1401]

I really meant that I don't see the necessity of the organ participating at all.

[@dannyb510]

the score allows both ways. having organ or even brass ensemble doubling choral parts wasn't uncommon in the renaissance.

[@ellenxsw]

I don’t see the need either, unless the choir gets pitchy.

[@ArinaMkrtchian97]

😍

[@maggymay7827]

I agree.

[@1401JSC]

Would they go out of tune acapella?

[@pbirch3298]

er, no.

[@jiminen3]

Jews like this song so much

[@eggyolked108]

Why???