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Agnus Dei- Jaye Thomas (2014): Sounds modern and doesn't sound like how it should. It seems like they were trying a little to hard to make it modern but it just made it sound bad personally.

Agnus Dei- Mozart (3 months ago): There is more music it sounds like to me. After a while you will begin to hear a "Helga" type sound. It sounds older rather than modern. but being as its from Mozart that's not a surprise taking into consideration his time period.

Agnus Dei- Samuel Barber (2015): This sounds like how you would imagine it to sound like if you were there back then. It sounds old is what I am trying to say. Sopranos take over the song like you can mostly hear them above all other singers. What bothered me was that I could mostly only hear this one soprano compared to the like other 12 so they need to work on blending or just give her a solo.

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Agnus Dei (Kinley Lange)- Starts off with a soprano solo. Sounds more upbeat and uplifting than the other two.

Agnus Dei (Shawn Crouch) - Has an ethereal feel to it. An insane amount of resonance and sounds a lot like Earth Song.

Agnus Dei (from Requiem in D Minor Mozart)- Has a much more classical feeling. Feels suspenseful in the beginning. The mood changes throughout.

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Agnus Dei - Catholic Latin Hymn
I really like the male part in this one, I feel like the sopranos could be stronger and it’s not very complicated for the most part. I feel like we could do this one

Angus dei- mozart
This was more complicated than the first it only has one part rather than the first that had 2 or 3. This sounds like it was probably an opera peice.

Agnus Dei - Bosch Requiem - Zuidam
This was definitely the most interesting piece that I found. It gave a very flowy feeling and it’s very modern compared to the other pieces. This peice, unlike the other 2 has mostly one voice with occasional background voices.

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Aguns Dei - Christi Jones:
very calm and soothing vocals. sounds like something you'd sing in a Christian daycare.

Agnus Dei - Mozart
sort of a like mysterious vibe, the way all their voices mix is very lovely..very different from Christi Jones piece. Mozart's is more elegant

Agnus Dei - James Q Mullholand
this piece is very extravagant like Mozart's.
it has a very nice. I feel like the baritones just really bring this piece all together

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agnus dei- Douglas e. Wagner|
I really like the quiet nature of the piano in the background. The sopranos seem almost perfectly in sync especially when it comes to the many harmonies in their parts.

agnus dei- kirby shaw|
I can't help but love how each part fades in and out as the song is beginning. this version of the song may not have any music in the background but thats the thing, i dont think that they need it, the voices work so perfectly together that they are their own music.

agnus dei- jacob narverud|
the men's voices are very quiet to the point of where you can barely hear them and the sopranos and altos have such little part in this orchestration that it is easy to forget that they are there. it does get louder towards the end but it is still hard to hear the baritones.

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Agnus Dei - Mozart (1779)
The rising scales and all female voices give the tone of the music an eerie, yet ethereal feel, whilst also adhering to the airy dynamics of the piece.

Agnus Dei - Bach (1724)
The minor key that this is set in gives the whole tone of the piece a much creepier tone than what Mozart had wrote, but it still utilizes dynamic swells to convey a sense of beauty and reverence.

Agnus Dei - Haydn (1802)
The major key that this is written in gives a contrast from the previous pieces in the sense that it gives the music a more whimsical feel and focuses on chord progression rather than dynamic changes.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxDCgFFBk20

Everyone in the chorus had very good diction. The main lady made SURE everyone could hear her. They blend beautifully together and sound amazing.

https://www.youtube.com/watchv=1BgmMFshz-4

Everyone in the Chorus directed by Olga Zinovieva They all Had very good Diction and There Breathing control, is Amazing the piece of music they played lasted over 20 minutes. With Everyone Singing there part Together Creating a Quite fascinating Harmony.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6pspyKhnvA0

Everyone in the chorus sounded good and their diction was really good. Their breathing was on point and their voices combined sounded really good together.

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W. A. Mozart: Agnus Dei (Missa solemnis C-moll KV 139)

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Agnus Dei- Shawn Crouch: Sounds soft at the beginning of the piece with a repetitive sound, and slowly progresses to a emotional Climax

Agnus Dei- Michael W. Smith: Starts off, as the sopranos have the melody, as the baritones and tenors follow about 3 measures after, but it also has a Christmas carol sound

Agnus Dei- Jacob Narverud: Each part of the chorus has a alternating "Ah" that raises notes over time and gives off a Mediterranean vibe to the audience

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Agnus Dei - Carol Barnett(2019):
Sounds nice and slow. Very beautiful piece. The male voices were nice and not too overpowering.

Agnus Dei -  Shawn Crouch(2018):
Very slow, mainly female voices being heard. Sounds like the music for a horror movie, mainly a sad scene.

Agnus Dei - Christi Jones(2016):
Sounds like a lullaby or a song that kids would have to sing together. Sounds nice though.

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Agnus Dei-Georges Bizet (1838-1875)-
This is a really good piece of music, it started off forte, then eventually gets pp, so it slowly decrescendos. This piece of art features a solo female singer.

Agnus Dei - Midsomer Murders (2013)-
It was giving Mezzo Piano, the notes were perfect!? This beautiful song has a solo female artist.

Elina Garanca - Agnus dei- (2014)
Quite excellent; the vocals match very well with the instruments. It gave me a soothing feeling.

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Agnus Dei - Victor C. Johnson: It is a modern song. This song is from requiem, and it is in a D minor. It is also in three-parts. This version has an upbeat tempo to it.

Agnus Dei - Kirby Shaw: It is a four-part featuring SATB. This version has a very sweet sound to it and has a slow tempo.

Agnus Dei - Karl Jenkins: It is also a four-part featuring SATB like the version K. This song sounds similar to The Road Not Taken. The song itself has a slow tempo, unlike Victors version.

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Agnus Dei (Ivo Antognini) 1963
This sounds like a Gregorian chant in some aspects yet at the same time its sweet and simple.

Agnus Dei (Rollo Dilworth) 2020
Its a gospel vibe. He took the original piece and gave it a twist. Sounds happy an vibrant.

Agnus Dei (Mark Hayes) 2013
It feels like a song from an older Disney movie. In a sweet nostalgic way, most certain the composer is affiliated with Disney.

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Agnus Dei- Carl Barnett (2019)
this piece is extremely modern and offers very lush chords and soaring harmonies. in this piece there are also lots of accidentals

Agnus Dei- Mozart (1719)
this piece compared to the last one has much more clashing harmonies and it also has an accompaniment with it as well. the piano is mostly just running 16th notes and the chorus is just going wacky with them accidental and harmonies.

Agnus Dei- James Q. Mullholand (2004)
this piece just took me by surprise and just blew up. this unlike all the others has band accompaniment and just fills you with so much energy. it actually incorporates the text "Benedictus" near the end. the sopranos have a really high D at the end of the song and just had my jaw dropped in awe. was a pretty 'awe'some piece

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