The King's Singers - Psalm 121 

Stephen Connelly, the bass was a legend. What a fabulous group this was

Watching this almost 10 yrs after release... and i’m loving Robin Tyson. What a great countertenor.

How the hell can one clap right after they close with the last note? Damnit, this is music that needs at least a few seconds of silence after it has ended.

Robin Tyson. THE. BEST.

That falsetto is just beautiful.

Amazing bass!

I don't know what's harder; singing the low notes Stephen Connelly sings here, or finding sheet music for this piece!

Wow the king singers have the best ranges. I am a tenor and I can still hit soprano notes but these guys are much older then me it is very impressive. When i say i can hit soprano notes i mean real soprano notes i can't do falsetto yet and my voice has changed very little and im in highschool. Great job King Singers.

Fantastic! They sing Estonian lyrics very well. I couldn't almost tell that they don't speak Estonian.

amazing. absolutely breathtakingly amazing. :]

2:32 until 2:42 actually made me double over it was so amazing.....

Wow the king singers have the best ranges. I am a tenor and I can still hit soprano notes but these guys are much older then me it is very impressive.

Stephen @ 2:35 is dominating those low notes.

Major goosebumps. =)

YEEESSS, I love being a bass xD

My favorite part is near 1:20. The whole mood of the piece changes there.

So is your smile ;-)

@blue7sing Ah thanks for the very knowledgeable response! Now just to find a copy of the sheet music...

@blue7sing The composer is Cyrillus Kreek. The official title of the piece is "Taaveti Laulud - Taaveti Laul 121". He was Estonian, and so I assume the title is in Estonian also!

(?) If this was musical wallpaper, I would paper a mountain so I could see and hear as far as eye and ear can sense.

@Pianist53 - thanks very much!! "Taaveti Laulud - Taaveti Laul" = "David's Psalm - Psalm of David"

@riceboy47 Haha you're right... They've still got Mr. CrazyFace in the bottom right at 2:57

I can! :D It's a bottom C, two octaves below middle C... It's a proper bass note :)

- Would you kindly cite the composers, too? Would be nice for us to know who wrote the score. thanks

@Egabbacknuks Sorry but it was exactly what I'm try to tell from the begining but maybe without good words! They know lyrics with an english translation, but THEY DON'T KNOW the language to have a talk in this language :p

That isn't Rowan Atkinson.

@JustBestThings they don't speak it's only phonetic!

Who else can hit Stephen's note at 2:38?

@Egabbacknuks Im' not english speaking man!

@Egabbacknuks Yes but what I said, they don't speak this language! They only sing by phonetic this language and cant have a talk in this language

@bierebremier me neither. I copied the text from another movie. also a good performance of this piece watch?v=imTTCYNzMAA