"I Will Lift Mine Eyes" by Jake Runestad. Performed by the University Singers - University of British Columbia. Graeme Langager, conductor. October 18, 2013. jakerunestad.co... FACEBOOK: / jakerunestadmusic INSTAGRAM: / jakerunestad
Alto 1s anyone? I had the good fortune to attend a choir camp where we Facetimed with Mr. Runestad himself during a rehearsal. It was such an experience! Thank you, Mr. Runestad! This is my favorite mixed piece in the TMEA repertoire this year.
while composition has lost some of the technical flair from baroque and rennaisance times, these newer guys, whitacre, ramsey, gjeilo, runestad have revolutionalized the emoting aspect
The making of this auditorium is BEYOND amazing. How the heck did they get it to sound as though you were in a movie theatre and you reach out and touch each sound😭. Not only that, but this choir sounds BREATH TAKING. My dream is to become a choir director, and if I could somehow get my future students to sound even CLOSE to this, that'd be amazing.
I sang in a choir that did this quite often. Biggest problem I had was tearing up so much I could hardly sing, because it's so ridiculously beautiful. Real "sing at my funeral" stuff - thank you, Jake
I'm practicing this for district and hopefully I can make it to region!! (Bass 1)[aka baritone] Edit: I made it past District!!! Hopefully I can make Region! Wish me luck!
Aaron Schmidlkofer I know this is really late but when I was a tenor last year at Wartburg Meistersinger honor choir this was the peak of the whole concert we had it was truly amazing
YO YO HOLD THE PHONE. I audition this piece for TMEA 2018-2019, (Made it to area :( ) And i decided to look back on this.... Wow this is literally more beautiful from the point where i was a freshman. Keep up the good and honest work Mr. Runestad. (P.S. Did the conductor of this choir slip in a low D2 for the bass 2s at the very end?)
Such an incredible piece of music! I sang this with the Berea College Concert Choir on an international tour to Spain in June 2014. We sang this in a couple different cathedrals during the tour and it’s one of the best memories I have.