The Concordia Choir - Wade in the Water - arr. Allen Koepke

D. Michael Smith guest conducts The Concordia Choir, 2014-2015 academic year, in Allen Koepke's arrangement of this American Spiritual. Concordia College is located Moorhead, MN

[@Blessedlight1]

Carol Coles - this is the finest that the human ear can appreciate because you cannot find a flaw in it. Blessings and honor on this Thanksgiving day and everyday ojf the year. Thank you with all my heart.

[@Dreamingroses93]

This is fantastic. I've never heard it arranged like this before but I love it

[@VanSensei]

THOSE BASS 2S!!!! WHOA

[@kimberlangton8143]

VanSensei Yes!

[@davidheaton9332]

Great combination of technical brilliance and rich vocal color!

[@laurynlyd]

this is so impressive wow! i'm learning this piece + arrangement in my university's chorale right now, but i'm looking at the sheet music while listening and wish this group hadn't omitted m43-50. still, amazing performance!

[@danielclayton9433]

Why do so many choirs take out a whole entire section of this particular arrangement? It’s very frustrating.

[@JackMFromBoca]

I agree.

[@imanibrown7652]

chills.... absolutely amazing

[@ms.marynailz748]

Great job.

[@jaredsvlogs4665]

What happened to 45m-54m :( that's the most fun part

[@musicworshipgrace762]

I was wondering that, too!

[@rayerayee561]

Nice 💆🏾‍♀️

[@JackMFromBoca]

Why did this choir repeat the "stomp" lines (where one voice part is added each repetition) twice as much as written?

[@danielclayton9433]

JackM Vlogs that’s fine. I think it’s artistic choice, my own choir director does it. But taking out while sections of a piece is not Ohk. There are many spirituals where people will repeat things more than said because of many different reasons.

[@jamesmyers9764]

not enough tenor 1 in my opinion and i wish they looked more lively while performing

[@hendrixrox12]

spoken like a true tenor 1