I was thinking the same thing

Ditto on the French accent.

This rendition should be called "Parce que".

Yes

One of the two writers of this song was a guy named John Lennon. The other was Paul McCartney. Lennon wrote another song called, Imagine. In it, he proposes that one should "Imagine no religion." This video was made inside a church, I get it, for acoustics. One of these days they should try the acoustics of a high school building, or of a museum. They are amazing. Not only that but they are also a place a learning. Churches preach from a book that says knowledge is the forbidden fruit. It is not the girls' fault. It is the fault of our education system, of our, political system of government that counts on religious institutions to get their votes election day, and of our media. Ultimately, it is our fault as parents.

It is some women singing a tune with random Text (opinion John Lennon) in a church. I would have missed it because I will never enter a church, temple or anything like that because religion for me is ridiculois. Nevertheless this is Not the right channel for religious statements. They are not even dressed according usual church rules

@@sorellman are you sure you are writing your drivel under right video?

Could not agree more.

Beautiful, thank you for sharing... 💖💖

C'était magnifiquement fait :)

@@WinterDobrez-bb7ed Bien sûre!

Bonjour John - Totally agree, beautifully done. And those lovely French accents!

The acoustics surprised me, the sound engineers found the right spot and equipment for this great choral ensemble and song arrangement.

Wow

Absolutely ❤

I agree...I can almost hear that intro to Golden Slumbers.... that took some doing to work that up to perfection... wonderful.

It´s a Jhon Lennon´s masterpice

Except John Lennon wrote it

Lennon wrote it based off of Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata," skilfully reworking the layout.

I know John wrote it but in my mind's eye before I even read this comment I can see Paul McCartney listening to it with his eyes closed in approval