Westminster Chorus with Zero8 - Sure On This Shining Night

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Westminster and Zero8, singing a Jay Giallombardo composition of "Sure On This Shining Night" on Friday night following the Barbershop Harmony Society International Chorus Contest. Westminster and Zero8, sharing in the bond of brotherhood and harmony, come together to create this memorable moment.
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[@scottski51]

The cool thing is two choruses from half a world apart can share this song and this moment. How absolutely wonderful for each of them!!

[@Zero8Chorus]

Thank you for this guys ❤️

[@WestminsterChorus]

This moment was incredible, thank you for suggesting we sing together!

[@adame235]

This is amongst my favorite moments singing with W.

[@Barberfrog]

Now this, this is a masterpiece.

[@ffmedicjeff]

The undertones and overtones throughout the song are absolutely insane. Well done!

[@Aeoline]

I heard this and then I thought . . . maybe there is hope for our world, after all.

[@antm64]

Hearing these 2 fantastic groups sing together is very moving...beautifully performed by wonderful male voices! Thank you for posting this video...much appreciated!!

[@nickluna5995]

BRB, weeping

[@lionemom]

I've already watched this at least a dozen times! If you haven't listened with headphones you are missing out! I am totally in love with this piece and I love @Westminster Chorus and @Zero8 Chorus so much!! I'm honored to know members in each! This is stunningly beautiful!

[@marciahultman7879]

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE all of your music...and this is OUTSTANDING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@sethlevinson5287]

I've listened to this more times than I can count. Recordings like these are unadulterated blessings. Bowing deep in gratitude.

[@chantebas8150]

J'ai déjà entendu des chœurs faire des morceau techniquement plus compliqués, mais je n'en connais pas beaucoup qui arrivent à rendre la musique aussi vivante ! Bravo au chœur et bravo au chef !

[@rogerdotlee]

Man those overtones are WILD!

[@Blazerwalt]

I love this so much. Thank you.

[@daniellewalker8759]

This is special

[@HuletBA]

Such harmony!! Well done.

[@ceejaiseaman1221]

Magnificent.

[@sethlevinson5287]

mind stopping.

[@Joshd247]

I Absolutely love this . This has to be one of my favorites of all time . That one thumbs down must be a Troll

[@jimsgraphixmachine6501]

Jubilant! Thank you.

[@dylanbrown6752]

This absolutely insane!!!

[@browngd]

WOW! Just WOW!!!

[@sdbrev210]

Just brilliant! Not to be confused with Martin Lauridsen's composition of the same title and lyrics. Thank you for sharing!

[@VandalayIndustries82]

This one is so much better than Morten Lauridsen's it's not even fair.

[@briancaban930]

What is this Bass section? How can one even find this level of quality for every voice?

[@AntonyCurrington]

4:15 - Bottom Bb from the basses who can. Love it!

[@peterjensen6844]

the one at 6:00 is also wonderful

[@bosse641]

Beautiful.

[@terriebari]

who the #$% gave this a thumb down? Seriously?!

[@MrShthatsme]

Beautiful

[@cillyede]

Großartig!

[@severtone263]

Wonderfully done!

[@sharlenelightbourne5674]

This Choir is amazing the blend of voices.. Is so well done... Keep up the great work!!

[@carloCGN]

Moved to tears by so much power and overtones. Please listen with headphone and thank me later. BTW those bass voices are stunning, goosebumps all over. Well done. I am speechless

[@geoffstemen3652]

2:54 ?! overtones? or whistle tone? 3:54 some bomb low b-flats!

[@TJ_USA]

The performance is perfect. But why on earth aren't you in a cathedral with proper reverb??

[@AnnieMac608]

Because (on earth) they were performing this at a convention and didn't have that as an option.

[@rjw133]

The fact that it takes 3 months to publish something so wonderful is idiotic and atrocious.

[@dominikschaller]

So you are saying Westminster is idiotic?!

[@romankingbhs]

I'm absolutely baffled that you would choose to look at this kind of gift horse and, instead of appreciating it for what it is, villify the people in charge of this KZbin account for not posting it at your convenience. Jesus Christ.

[@peterjensen6844]

Ask your doctor if dying mad about it is right for you...

[@michaelmiller1215]

I can only imagine this being sung in a cathedral rather than a hotel meeting room!

[@AlexCarlson]

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[@lionemom]

@@AlexCarlson Perfect share!

[@UncommonSense]

Finally!

[@darrelhill5900]

Starting at 5:20, the last crescendo was GLORIOUS.

[@peterjensen6844]

My word. That section right before 3mins. Are those sung notes or pure overtones?! That's just insane.

[@tjbrown8844]

Yea I was thinking the same thing. That's nutty

[@bond007rules]

There are lines in the tenor parts singing in the A4-E5 range, but yes there are overtones as well. Source: the sheet music.

[@gustavtillman8411]

This is so epic.

[@bandroadman]

2 of my 3 favorite chori, not counting my own chorus. Wonderful, just wonderful.

[@juliamoldenhauer6168]

I was there in person, and it still gets me every single time when I rewatch this.

[@jooweonkim8805]

Always I am happy whenever I listen to this chorus.

[@TheOpusChristi]

¡MAGNÍFICO!

[@황해리-b8w]

숨죽이고 듣게 되네요.. 너무 감동적이예요ㅠㅠ 사람이 이렇게 멋진 하모니를 만들수있다니. 정말 최고예요!

[@KKoakOOakoAA]

hell. yes.

[@justin.salter]

Perfect! Love it.

[@michaelmiller1215]

Exquisite! Nice to finally hear “Sound In Motion’ again! My College Choir Director and voice teacher attended Westminster in the 1950s under John Finley Williamson.