Sing Me to Heaven - Daniel Gawthrop - PC Choir

The Presbyterian College Choir sings Daniel Gawthrop's "Sing Me to Heaven" at the United States Senate Rotunda, March 2nd 2012.

[@barabi51]

Always lifts me on wings above troubled circumstances.

[@amyguzman6323]

I sang this piece last year for our spring concert. We sang this in honor of a fellow choir mate who passed away at the age of 16. R.I.P. Alyssa Ludovice. We all keep you in our hearts. 09-08-12

[@Nani.101]

I really appreciate and adore just how pure and smooth the men sound, no one sticks out or anything.

[@Twinmama888]

I got the chance to sing this in high school, and this is the best I’ve ever heard it. Harmony so beautiful it broke my heart

[@mickeyd1986]

I wish our choir could sing in a place like this! So beautiful! I absolutely love this song.

[@TriciaK1999]

Wow, the acoustics! Soaring, angelic sound - beautiful!

[@TheRealMake-Make]

Beautiful! Love the acoustics in there. Seems governments should use their buildings to make music instead of war.

[@normansmith3210]

This is how I remembered this song… We were never Able to preform this piece due to Covid. We only had 4 people and one graduated high school. Definitely my favorite tho

[@freetobeme03]

It must have been an experience to sing there. Wow, what a sound!

[@racheltucker7326]

One of the best renditions I have heard of this piece. The space you're singing this in just makes it ten times more lovely. Ahhh.

[@aaronpsharp]

Much better than some versions I've heard! Loved it! Glad the sopranos didn't blast the high notes like they so often do in this piece!

[@Twinmama888]

Aaron Sharp yes, the sopranos not taking over is rare and added depth to the piece; I agree

[@bree4926]

We sang this at one of the Rotundas in DC 3 years ago and it was amazing

[@EFlatPC]

Yeah, the location was fantastic. It's the rotunda of the Senate office buildings in D.C. The sound echoed around all the hallways and back to us. It was 100 times better to us.

[@ferdimlg]

yes i love this. the sound is so heavenly.

[@gtech2053]

That was absolutely fantastic! The acoustics sounded wonderful.

[@MeowMixton]

This is honestly a beautiful song. I've recently had to do some research on this piece and the composer recently got an award in 2018 for this song. A piece written in 2015 that has become a sensational piece and deserves all the love it gets.

[@lauraspafford8775]

This was written in 1991. This recording is from 2012. Not sure where you got 2015 from.

[@TheChelseaCate]

holy crap this space is alive!

[@BossSmash]

I remember when I sung this in choir.

[@guidetoanything]

amazing performance!!! one of the best ive found on youtube so far. every choir seems to go a little flat, but you guys didnt as much as every other choir, and many of them professional. brava!

[@Twinmama888]

guidetoanything agreed. Hard to find perfect pitch on such a precise arrangement, and this is the first one I haven’t been disappointed in

[@charismacake04]

bravi tutti!!! beautiful performance

[@KJ7JHN]

Beautiful pitch PC Choir. Reminds me of the Rotunda of the Italian Capital building we sung at. Same song.

[@yomama1128]

My choir is singing this

[@mckenziebriana]

Beautiful.

[@SouthernBelle582]

amazing!

[@tabby_cat2598]

1:51 WHAT ANIMAL IS THAT IN THE BOTTOM RIGHT

[@Pogueconductor]

Stray Alto

[@jacba8313]

The acoustics terrify me

[@hushvera1]

You guys are really good, but I have no idea what your conductor is doing. He appears to be waving his arms ineffectively bahaha, but hey, whatever works for you

[@tenorjamestaylor]

Nice acoustic, sound is ok, but the slumping and bad posture...maybe if they stood up and were connected from top to bottom they might sound like young adults...