Ola Gjeilo: Northern Lights 

It really does sound amazing. 😍

We just started learning it and damn it’s really high

ikr it's really hard

Our chamber choir is singing it rn wow

Bali Child & Teens Choir perform this amazing song last month..and now this song become their a "must" song 😊❤

Dear, it isn't really about nothern lights.. But probably you must know by now. 😏

When I first heard the song and new nothing about it, I assumed from the title it must have been a new song about the northern lights. However, it is actually a passage from Song of Songs and the first line translated is: "Thou art beautiful, O my love, sweet and beautiful daughter of Jerusalem."

If it moves one's soul like the ethereal Northern Lights can do, then who is anyone to say it has to be otherwise.

@@naramadomFrom my understanding, Ola Gjeilo composed this after experiencing the Northern Lights one time. So although it’s not directly about the phenomenon, it still plays into it

@@hannahreynolds7611 Judge by yourself! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wgCnsxlfZro.html at 24:00 Not so bad I think :)

OMG! This piece is by far so hard to be a last minute thing. But if you were experienced, I guess with hard work individual and in group, you nailed it. If you wish, tell us how did it ended up!

Which vocal part were you?

Soprano! ​@@ForeverToaster

​@@wisegurugirl, well, i think we Nailed it, but yes we were an ulmost professional choir, it was just hard work!

Terima kasih

Did you solve the problem? I can try to help, but I dont know how to do it here on RU-vid. But if you know, tell me and we can try to solve it!

I'm probably too late but.... Pool-craw ess ah-mee-cah may-ah, soo-ah-vees eht deh-coh-rah fee-lee-ah Yeh-roo-sah-lehm. Eht-deh-coh-rah see-coot Yeh-roo-sah-lehm. .......i forgot the rest of the words but I've done this work before. Latin has pure vowels. O is oh, E is eh, A is ah, U is oo, I is ee. J is typically pronounced as a Y, and there are only a couple instances in this particular work where the C is pronounced with a ch sound, such as when the word Fecerunt comes up. That's feh-cheh-roont. Other than that, roll or flip your R's, and qui is pronounced differently depending on director preference. Kwee or Key. I'd stick with Kwee for that one though.

@@Felistrocity "u" in latin isn't quite "oo" or "uh" but somewhere in between. also "may?" There should never be the "y" dipthong in a word like "mea." It's pronounced meh-ah. But otherwise nice job I'm just being super picky. Too many Americans think "me" in latin is "may" etc.

@@ianbarnes997 yeah, you're being EXTREMELY picky. Glad you realize that. Also it's "think" not "thing". But that's just me being super picky.

Do u need the Lyrics? Or the title?

Thanks

Lol that's exactly what this whole song reminded me of haha 🤣

So glad you like it

I think with microphones and cameras

Very competently I would say.