I sang in this Choir in 1986 under Acama Fick. I come back to this repeatedly. The energy is from Heaven. Also the quiet moments inbetween. Mesmerizing. Thank you so much.

Part of the fun watching and listening, is watching the director. So animated! You can see and feel his passion. Well done everyone!

One of my favourite pieces of theirs (and I've listened to all of them here and they're all great). Technically hard, and beautifully done. I keep coming back to this one.

It's amazing they always are singing from memory without music in front of them.

The balance between choir and accompaniment is perfect.

Listening to this piece is simply exhilarating.

What a performance!! Good for a movie too

Listening to this gives me chill every single time! Wow, what an experience!

I think I have found my new favourite song. Thank you.

I. Nata sum in venas altissimas I was born in deepest veins of tin and copper cold The metal blood of mother earth Mined, melted, mixed, Forged in fire, Wrought by arms into arms gladius, cetratus, hasta concursus, tormento Sword and shield and spear! Cannon clash and clamor, Dealing Death! II. But then I was reborn. When now my bronze strikes bronze ‘Tis not in clash of arms Or blast of fire, But to ring the vesper hour, Or I may toll in requiem As those who fall asleep Are gathered back to earth. III. And oh! To peal in celebration! In victory, in festival, In carillon of joy! But greater still will be to sing The dawning of that day When war shall cease, And on earth, peace Everlasting I will ring!

How are you guys not the best in the world cox i have not seen anyother better... wow amazing.... WOW!!!!!

At last, i've found the explanation of the poem that underpins this amazing composition: To quote - The text by Charles Anthony Silvestri traces the formation of a bell: bronze, mined from earth, first formed into weapons of war, then melted down and recast as a bell to toll for vespers, and eventually pealing out in victory and joy. The accompaniment of four-hand piano with optional handbells and percussion vividly paints the metallic sounds and bell imagery of the text. The metaphor for turning from war to peace makes the piece suitable for 'patriotic' occasions, Earth Day, World Peace Day, and others.

Hoor hie die base van hierdie koor is dis beste en so is die persoon wat die klavier speel die and the speed of this song is ........ I am speechless y'all out done yourselfs

geez, how has this not gone viral?

amazing, the stuff of chills and goosebumps!

indescribably beautiful.

you are the best choir, with some joy when you make your prestation... many thanks for the gived emotion

Now we have Merwe-cam.

Major applause for the pianists!!!

das ist ein sehr interessanter Unichor und soviele Studenten!!!

Hierdie is awesome!

Outstanding!!

at 0:44 you know something is coming. Goosebumps

Wow. This is insane :) brilliant :)

Loved it.

wow! well done Andre and choir

Bravo,pragtige jongmens Maties!

Increíble!!

¡¡¡AMAZING!!!

prachtig!!!!!

Meravigliosiiiiiiiiii!!!!!!!🤗👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Супер

3:08 - 5:20

Unfortunately the piano is too loud to be able to understand the lyrics. The sound is nice though.

In watter jaar is dit opgeneem?

I listened to this piece 3 times and tried to find it melodius, or vaguely enjoyable, but it just does not reach me. Sorry. Conversely, I repeatedly play the tracks of the choir singing INDODANA and SAY SOMETHING which truly reaches me.

How can they sing such a huge and difficult piece without music in front of them is beyond me!