When I lived in Türkiye, my parents came to visit so we were doing the tourist thing at Ephesus. We hadn't gotten very far in and were just walking around the theatre when a young girl gets up center stage and launches into Ave Maria. It was haunting and beautiful and none of us spoke. We just sat down and enjoyed the show for a couple minutes
Had the pleasure of attending a 4 string quartet from the Venice Orchestra that performed in a small church. It was unbelievably moving to hear that caliber of musician perform in a church with this type of acoustics.
First think I noticed, visually. Mother was a voice teacher, and Operatic dramatic soprano. Long lived voices require all but perfect posture to last into middle and late years, which is Very common among those performing professionally. Hope she finds mentors so her voice lasts as long as she breathes.
What's most impressive here is the architectural engineering, finding the golden angle for acoustic reflection revolutionised ecclesiastical stonemasonry and led to this beautiful reverb. The angle is 33 degrees, FYI.
I have a lot of issues with religion, but being in some of those old churches/cathedrals is something else. The architecture, the acoustics, all just amazing.
I attended services at Canterbury, St. Paul's, and Southwark Cathedrals. St. Paul's leaves me a bit cold, but the acoustics in Canterbury and Southwark were absolutely magical and unforgettable. There is absolutely nothing like it.
AllTheGoodOnesWereGone
I was fully expecting an ostrich to come charging out of the nave.
plantpr0n
I sang in a church with similar acoustics just once in my life. It was quite moving.
HarperLee
When I lived in Türkiye, my parents came to visit so we were doing the tourist thing at Ephesus. We hadn't gotten very far in and were just walking around the theatre when a young girl gets up center stage and launches into Ave Maria. It was haunting and beautiful and none of us spoke. We just sat down and enjoyed the show for a couple minutes
casiehansolo
Always watch this!
BrigidtheMechLady
These spaces are acoustically tuned to create this effect with the voice.
JaXm
GLORIOSA! GENEROSA! SEPHIROTH! ... Wait ... what song were we singing again?
FacelessAce
No, no people like this don't get to be real. This is unfair to the rest of us normal humans.
JEMbalaya
I want to hear lotr soundtrack choir in here!
ApothecaryGrant
Emmanuel: "Look, I'm trying my best. It's those damn antidepressants."
chadicaltaylor
Really good acoustics and that room. I'd like to visit there someday.
duktayp
Imagining how cool my farts will sound in there 🤔
hotrodny
Someone should make an album of such singing in such buildings
ScatterJ0Y
I was just thinking about this amazing video the other day - thank you for the repost!!!
sldunnph3
Love this song, love her performance
aThingWithAKeyboard
Had the pleasure of attending a 4 string quartet from the Venice Orchestra that performed in a small church. It was unbelievably moving to hear that caliber of musician perform in a church with this type of acoustics.
Manctertyr
I wish the video was four times longer.
itrytoonlysaypositivethings
The story behind that video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8DRyrKPFRgo
zotten
That phone posture, though.
executivedisfunction
First think I noticed, visually. Mother was a voice teacher, and Operatic dramatic soprano. Long lived voices require all but perfect posture to last into middle and late years, which is Very common among those performing professionally. Hope she finds mentors so her voice lasts as long as she breathes.
Dociousaliexpilisticfragicalirepus
Hwat
CaptainOzz
What's most impressive here is the architectural engineering, finding the golden angle for acoustic reflection revolutionised ecclesiastical stonemasonry and led to this beautiful reverb. The angle is 33 degrees, FYI.
Rubyrose99
The powerful art and music it inspires is one of the few ways I acknowledge religion.
CompilerBreak
I have a lot of issues with religion, but being in some of those old churches/cathedrals is something else. The architecture, the acoustics, all just amazing.
tinctures
I attended services at Canterbury, St. Paul's, and Southwark Cathedrals. St. Paul's leaves me a bit cold, but the acoustics in Canterbury and Southwark were absolutely magical and unforgettable. There is absolutely nothing like it.
SteveD31415
One of my favorite hymns and she has a gorgeous voice.
canibFrank
I have chills.
jammer909
Yeah, they're certainly built for acoustic.
discotheque42
Her reaction sells it
VanessaBludgeons
Malinda!
clamdriver
Somewhere someone is dicing a ton of onions and I am speechless. OMG
softballguy
taurondir
Goosebumps.
irisewithredeyes
Swampplatapus
Ha. Took me a minute
staceBugTerror
Don't post this bitch any more
BellsTheorem
Honestly Emmanuel nailed the framing for maximal comedic effect in that last frame.
Swampplatapus
For shire!
Klavierbauer
Somehow he always does. Choose anger, choose to live
B166ERMaximus
In high school (graduated ‘99) I was in madrigals and this was one of the songs we sang. I’m a bass, I absolutely loved singing this song.
Thornaxe
The low line in this song absolutely kicks ass.
AGiantNun
Swear to god, no Christmas song has ever come close to those old school church hymns Christmas songs.
B166ERMaximus
I do have a more favorite Christmas song, it’s in Swedish… enjoy.
https://youtu.be/4kuZPD5gqX0?si=-17OcSwn4-8qOifn
PleaseRespectMyAsshole
I actually made this one my ringtone are they still called ringtones?!)
StephenDeadalus
Is that National Cathedral in Wash DC? Looks familiar.
MechAegis
Wrlp time to back and listen to the ost again.
BrigidtheMechLady
Isn't that the Halo theme?
PleaseRespectMyAsshole
Yup!
Sorry, I answered earlier but put a question mark at the end without meaning to.
timothywalterjohnson365
Nice!