Lux Aurumque (Eric Whitacre) - Bel Canto Choir Vilnius

[@DeniseSimonetti-q5q]

Would love to sing this piece with a great choir.

[@madams5990]

The dynamics in this performance astound!

[@icecap33]

Wow! What a wonderfully differentiated choir. I'm deeply impressed.

[@UkeOne]

This is the piece that introduced me to Eric Whitacre and his wonderful music. The choir is wonderful and showcases this work well; however, that soprano soloist fell unmistakably 'flat' (she didn't quite get there...she was a poor choice to do the solo). The rest of the piece was performed very well, however.

[@WBFbySteefen]

WTF, WTH is that FLAT note at 0:59?

[@MCman-rz6pd]

Wow those bass II shined through at the end C#2 is hard to sing

[@dhenschel4]

My favorite part - the Concordia College / Rene Clausen version is worth a listen, he really brings in the base at 'tum' rather than the whole 'Natum' - it makes me cry, I don't know why.

[@oJi27iOOWGkSjNuNQ]

0:59 Missed note or it what was intended?

[@marvinford543]

Nik Sharky That threw me off, too. But overall performance was still excellent!

[@matts156]

Definitely missed. I've sung this before, that's not what he wrote.

[@cosmicblooms]

She blew it.

[@definitelynotcainan3353]

Very very flat... but she kinda recovers it at the end.

[@hariansyahtambengi5864]

Wrong/false for the solo soprano first

[@cosmicblooms]

Flat note. What happened? Terrible.