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Repost: Oh, Shenandoah
2/4/17: This is a beautiful, touching, a cappella version of Oh Shenandoah, sung by Peter Hollens. The song comes from a fascinating early American tradition. Here’s Wikipedia for more information (that may or may not be true).
Continue readingFisherman’s Friends:
Amalgamation Choir!
Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)
And So It Goes…
Vocal Point!
Hello, Friday!
Sacred VOCES8!
All By Himself
The King’s Singers
Can’t Sleep Love…
The Gentleman Trio
GENTRI
It Takes a Village, People
We’re headed out for a little vacation, so the next week’s posts may be a bit more brief than usual, but hopefully you’ll find their subjects beautiful nonetheless.
Oh Shenandoah:
“The Trapper and His Family” by Charles Deas, 1845
Superfruit*
Unless the Lord Builds the House…
Shira Choir
(Voice)Playing Along
VoicePlay
Extra Special Friday Afternoon Silliness
Many thanks to my brother-in-law for sending me this. I’ve loved Walk Off the Earth for a few years, now, but this video is my favorite one yet. WOTE is known for doing covers of just-this-side-of-tedious songs and making us forget we were getting sick of the songs.
Yes, it’s Adele’s “Hello.” Again. I know. But seriously, give it a watch and a listen. And I recommend you watch it full screen and keep an eye on the guy on the right.
Happy Friday!
My OBT 