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 | fairy beth said 1137 days ago |
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cooool very different! a breath of fresh air, actually. Nice production work, beautiful vocals. :-) |
 | screaming.org said 1137 days ago |
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wow I don't feel qualified to offer any constructive commentary. I just wanted to let you know that I stopped by, and am happy that someone is studying (and capturing the study of) ancient works like this. The sigh/gasp at the end was a nice touch. It made me think that one might actually hear one of those in monastery. Especially after hearing the head monk say "you slipped out of the mode on tu nos emunda, Brother Maynard...go back and do it again!" |
 | drakonis said 1137 days ago |
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HIGH fives! Wow, this is indeed wonderfully sung... comes as close to perfection as the ancient "Castle Motet with canons", by Elvis Castratto. Seriously, though, very nicely recorded and sung, appropriate reverb to give it that cathedral sound, made me want to hymn along. Loved the ending, made me smirk! ttfn, Drakonis |
 | Drew Kopr said 1136 days ago |
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Holy Moly! Wow. That's all i can say. |
 | Mystified said 1088 days ago |
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This is fantastic! I was in an Early Music Ensemble for a couple of years and we sang music similar to this (women and men) and I really enjoyed it....So listening to this was a wonderful return to that for a few minutes. Very well done! And so great to hear music like this posted to MacJams! Thank you! |
 | Tom Atwood said 1078 days ago |
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You have quite a range, Erik. Nice falsetto! |
 | prof_parent said 953 days ago |
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I enjoyed.. this piece, and I look forward to listening to some of your others. |
 | Feter said 848 days ago |
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Elegant ... such great voice .....is it you singin ?? wonderfull !! |
 | Enrique Gil said 720 days ago |
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wonderful! It can't get any more medieval than this. Loved it. Thank you |
which reminds me.... poor hymie had got sick - he'd had a transfusion and contracted 'aids'. sadie agreed to nurse him at home and, one day, the doctor came to visit. 'so sadie, how is the patient?' he asks ' how is his appetite?' 'doctor,' replies sadie 'he is doink okay. every mornink for breakfast he has chopped liver - on a matzo. every lunchtime, he has a bissel chopped herrink - also on a matzo. every afternoon i brink him egg and onion - also spread on matzo und, in der evenink, he has gefilta fish - spread on a matzo.'
'sadie' says the doctor 'dis is marvellous - he is eatink so vell, but tell me, vhy alvays you give him matzo?'
'doctor' she replies 'it is the only vay i can slide the food under the door'!!
as you implied at the end of your piece - oy!!!
and one more thing.... diem carpo, die fruor, diei obliviscor!!