Ne irascaris Domine & Civitas sancti tui - William Byrd

[@basicsforbaroqueimprovisation]

Outstanding Theresa ! Timeless and So Beautiful - Cheers - John

[@rubberlegs]

Thanks for this artful interpretation.

[@kevinmaheriniaina8025]

What a range! Very impressive

[@michelvolkmann7626]

Einfach nur wunderschön…😊

[@supawels3627]

Sehr mutig, vor allem dann, wenn man mal Voces8 mit "Ne irascaris" gehört hat. Trotzdem finde ich diese Stimm- Addition von einer so guten Sängerin äußerst reizvoll. Erstaunlicherweise entsteht sogar ein homogener Chorklang.

[@antoinegaillard9440]

Once again, mind blowing interpretation! Love your work

[@samanthathompson9812]

This inspiring. The only person I have to sing with is myself so... Sorry ,but i can't tell if you transpose the bass up an octave? Do you change the key of the whole thing to accommodate ranges? Also, do you mind sharing your tech specs e.g. editing software, mic? Sorry for so many questions.

[@RoddyAlt]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful gift! I am curious on your recordings, is this your actual voice singing the bass notes? Or help from recording software that allows you to adjust the pitch? The reason I ask is that being a baritone singer myself and participating in choirs for much of my life, I have never heard a woman sing this low. And forgive me for my presumption. Nonetheless, it is all quite excellent either way, and I look forward to listening to all of creative works on your channel! 😊

[@theresaklose7221]

Thank you so much, I'm very happy to read that you like my work! :) In fact it's always my actual voice. I usually record the bass notes early in the morning because then the voice is still low. Later, I move on to the alto and soprano parts.