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 | Roxylee said 309 days ago |
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Ancient meets modern again I hope you sing in church; it would be a major blessing to everyone within hearing.. Wow... I feel like playing bongoes ing a monastery after this. Totally cool. |
 | Camomilla said 309 days ago |
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Beautiful Beautiful evocative song. |
 | Bowman said 309 days ago |
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Irresistible. Bringing the sacred into our time. Elegant work. Best, Charlie |
 | dlb said 309 days ago |
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beautiful Wonderful singing Andreas. That bass shouldn't work, but it does! It's a kind of choiral groove thing (if that exists?) Very enjoyable listen, thanks for sharing. |
 | peacepiano said 309 days ago |
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Vocal Setting I like the vocal setting a lot. And the bass and percussion work well to "modernize" the sound. I would like to hear a version without the organ and xylophone leads... maybe addition by subtraction. Thanks Bill |
 | Feter said 309 days ago |
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Veni Creator Binchois ?...I just loved this I ve tried to read and digest this kind of music through the years and as I see you record all these gems realy add more to my knowledge beside the enjoyment thank you so very much ...just awesome ..deep Bow ! |
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Fabulous Gregorian vox with captivating beat, bass, guitar and organ...Magnificent piece and nice blend of styles...Enjoyed Andreas. |
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I Know You don't need more fans heck you've got 10 more than me, but I can't help myself I'm drawn to your music like a moth to the Flame, and this is one happy moth.... |
 | Kenta_and_Linda_Rocks_together said 309 days ago |
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Amazing I'm in a church... God bless |
 | paul f. page said 309 days ago |
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Having grown up... ...on the "original" from the Liber Usualis, I found your rendition to be arresting, but not unappealing. I am fascinated by your recording perspective, dividing the vowels and consonants. I have no idea how one would actually DO that, but the result is haunting. I am personally not drawn to the bass in this recording as I think it overpowers the vocal lines and is so uncharacteristic of the rest of the music here. But I am nevertheless really "taken" by the solemnity of this arrangement and find it to be absolutely compelling. It is just wonderful to be hearing some serious vocal music here. Peace. Paul |
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Great! Great piece by all means, great controlling of your vocal! This is super work sir! Deepest respect ... WOW Take Care - Yeman A. Al-Rawi |
 | michael2 said 308 days ago |
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wow this is a wonderful song. love choral music and you used it to great effect with all of the more modern touches. i really like this very much. have you heard the Brian Eno stuff from Bath? He played with a legitimate choir and used a laptop to manipulate and add to what they were doing (live). i think this is one of the more interesting things I have heard lately. great job. |
 | MIRx said 308 days ago |
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What can I say, mr Choir Director? The original composition is for sure a great piece of art, the performance is magic, the added music and production are no less than beautiful... Only thank you is left for me to say - you don't even ask us to pay a ticket! :) |
| MIRx said 308 days ago |
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What can I say mr Choir Director? The original composition is for sure a great piece of art, the performance is magic, the added music and production are no less than beautiful... Only thank you is left for me to say - you don't even ask us to pay a ticket! :) |
 | five_extra_arms said 307 days ago |
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Child Of The 60's 1460's that is... This is really crazy inventive. I'm surprised and impressed that someone with your obvious talent is daring enough to explore beyond the safety and comfort of a conventional treatment. This is really brilliant stuff. Please continue to explore because this is where it's at man. You're really creating some notable work and I applaud your efforts. Bob |
 | Mcboy said 307 days ago |
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heavenly monks......bravisssimo.......! |
 | futzpucker said 307 days ago |
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Completely unique This is a wonderful melding of centuries and cultures... Your voice is simply incredible. What you've done with it here is very creative and compelling. You, sir, are a wonder. Thank you for offering your music to us here. |
| Soundhound said 306 days ago | |
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Masterfuly Done... Your ear must be tuned perfectly to 440.... Maaan.. I guess knowing how to hook notes Harmonically makes a difference. The instruments put an edge on it, that pulls it out of the doldrums, of Yesterday into Today.... Tomorrows.. another story. Be Cool my Friend... I........LIKE IT............. |
 | that80sboy said 306 days ago |
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nice!! i absolutely love this stuff....very addicting stuff!! cool addition with the keys and bass....im diggin this andreas!!! |
 | Heightened said 306 days ago |
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Loved it! The past comes alive! This is what music should be about. Exploring, bringing sounds from the past, present and future. Truly wonderful!!! |
 | dajama said 305 days ago |
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Very nicely done Great vocal performance, and I love the use of instrumentation behind the music - gives the piece a real edge. The choral sound you get is terrific. Very impressive. You have a great musical imagination. Nicely done. Peace. |
 | bud said 304 days ago |
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It's Sunday morning here in Brooklyn great track and very inventive setting. Thanks for posting. |
 | screamalexz said 262 days ago |
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... the production sounds good. beautiful vocals. the back ground music fits perfectly gives it a very peaceful choir sound. nice bass line i think it was a bass it was a creative choice and gave some unique feel to the piece. |
great addition to mj. The singing is stands out in a very nice way. Great slant in the more modern percussion and bass as well.
Thanks for sharing