Oh what an Angelic Harmony! Glorious! Bravo!!!!

...and to add to my prior post...I think I speak for every single person in this Allstate choir when I say that this song by far, exemplified who we were as singers/performers. Thank you Lorraine Lynch for making my first Allstate experience wonderful. It was truly emotional and captured the essence of choral groups.

This was my second favorite piece I've ever sung. I'm getting a part of it a tattoo next month!

When Lynch told us that story about her mother and how she related her passing to this song, I BAWLED my eyes out during the rehearsal right before we performed it. This song had such a haunting and beautiful sound to it and everytime we sang the refrain, "Mala notte la notte resurge" after the middle, ominous sound (directing towards Dante's Inferno), I got choked up. Lynch really plunged our minds into the song's depth and I loved my first Allstate experience because of her.

I was in this choir, and got to sing it years later in All Eastern as well. Though the piece was beautiful each time, this first time in States was to this day the most moving musical experience I've ever had.

that moment at 7:03 when everyone took that huge breath together just made me sob like a baby!!!!!

I am so blessed to have Dr. Stroope as my choral director!

Listening to this again after all these years. I'm glad to have this song as a part of my life. It moves me so much. I hope you're all well.

dude. i still listen to this cd like at least once a week. i was in this choir. amazingg. what an experience

i'll never forget this

amazing!

fantastic job, love this piece

to think there were like only 24 people in Stroope's recording.

Shivers

VEXILA VEXILA REGIS!!!

@EDubsGurl I completely agree. It totally changed the meaning of the song for me.

Wow! This sounds better than any high school choir I ever heard before.

7:02

I miss Loraine Lynch. And this song. God. :)

Wonderful performance! I think this is better than Stroope's own recording of it.

and you reached that conclusion, how?

Hi. We really want to sing this song. eventually we lack some pages. Could you help us plz.

@ranhony your criticism is unnecessary, congratulations, I personally know these singers worked very hard to make this piece wonderful, and here you come along with nothing nice to say, I'm sure you feel very educated in your answer, but next time I'd try building people up.

@Kelly12547 omg kelly my roommate?!?!

the singers should have been trained to pronounce the "t" without the twang. This could have been better with that detail addressed.