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Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2011 1:22 pm
by paopao
i know i'm so late but WOAH! listening to Benedictus Deus is the best minute spent in my life.. just got to love Stefan's solo at the beginning.
now i want this song in extended version, or being added into Libera's future release.
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2011 8:44 pm
by JimmyRiddle
Erik Woods, the host and producer of the soundtrack radio show ’Cinematic Sound' has reviewed 'The Great Miracle'
here @ 1:14.31 Although he's very enthusiastic he doesn't quite mention Libera in name. Still positive vibes all the same.
paopao wrote:just got to love Stefan's solo at the beginning.
now i want this song in extended version,
Quite right, I think we would all love an extended version of 'Benedectus Deus'
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2011 9:09 pm
by dani
JimmyRiddle wrote:Erik Woods, the host and producer of the soundtrack radio show ’Cinematic Sound' has reviewed 'The Great Miracle'
here @ 1:14.31 Although he's very enthusiastic he doesn't quite mention Libera in name. Still positive vibes all the same.
paopao wrote:just got to love Stefan's solo at the beginning.
now i want this song in extended version,
Quite right, I think we would all love an extended version of 'Benedectus Deus'
Yep with Benedectus you just get into it and then its over. It is wonderful but needed an extra 1 min added to it

Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2011 10:29 pm
by cinsoundradio
JimmyRiddle wrote:Erik Woods, the host and producer of the soundtrack radio show ’Cinematic Sound' has reviewed 'The Great Miracle'
here @ 1:14.31 Although he's very enthusiastic he doesn't quite mention Libera in name. Still positive vibes all the same.
My apologizes for not mentioning the Libera Boys Choir. I didn't get any liner notes or PR with the promo album Mark McKenzie sent me.
-Erik-
Posted: Sat Apr 02, 2011 6:13 pm
by JimmyRiddle
cinsoundradio wrote:JimmyRiddle wrote:Erik Woods, the host and producer of the soundtrack radio show ’Cinematic Sound' has reviewed 'The Great Miracle'
here @ 1:14.31 Although he's very enthusiastic he doesn't quite mention Libera in name. Still positive vibes all the same.
My apologizes for not mentioning the Libera Boys Choir. I didn't get any liner notes or PR with the promo album Mark McKenzie sent me.
-Erik-
Hi Erik - no worries, I was just letting people know not to expect a direct link with Libera when they listened to it. I know details of the performers especially the adult choir are a bit thin on the ground. Thanks for taking the time to register here and provide feedback. I agree 100% with your review by the way. It's a memorable album. I've listened to it in full several times and would love to see a live performance of it some time.
P.S. I'm not sure of your contacts in the radio industry, but I'm sure Libera would be keen to respond to any invitation to be interviewed by local media

Although I'm not inside the circle, so something may have already been arranged in this respect.
Posted: Sun Apr 03, 2011 3:38 pm
by phlibera
I think this is common among choirs featured in a soundtrack. Off the top of my head, the choir that sang "Somewhere In My Memory" for the Home Alone soundtrack isn't known.
Posted: Tue Apr 05, 2011 11:28 pm
by Keekii
phlibera wrote:I think this is common among choirs featured in a soundtrack. Off the top of my head, the choir that sang "Somewhere In My Memory" for the Home Alone soundtrack isn't known.
This is actually too bad, as I would love to know the choirs behind such songs. It would be a good way to promote the choirs too. Btw I love Home Alone<3 and
Somewhere in My Memory is one of my favorite Christmas songs!
Posted: Thu Apr 07, 2011 5:05 pm
by phlibera
Me, too. "Somewhere In My Memory" is a favorite of mine, too. Maybe someday Libera will be featured in a Hollywood movie soundtrack where the songs are all English.

Posted: Fri Apr 08, 2011 12:50 am
by plumpuff6
phlibera wrote:I'm beginning to think that the beginning solo is that of Ben.
The first couple of seconds sound like Ben, a little bit, but to me I think it sounds like Stefan's voice, especially when he says the words, "Benedictus Deus". Also I think it's Stefan because of the overall tone quality, like it sounds like a more traditionally-trained voice, and doesn't he sing in another choir besides Libera? His voice kind of reminds me of Ed Day's, a little bit. He kind of had that more traditional choirboy sound, in my opinion.
Posted: Fri Apr 08, 2011 4:20 am
by TullyBascombe
phlibera wrote:I think this is common among choirs featured in a soundtrack. Off the top of my head, the choir that sang "Somewhere In My Memory" for the Home Alone soundtrack isn't known.
Are you sure? Hollywood is really fanatical about including every last person possibly involved with the making of a movie in their movie credits. I'll bet that if you rented the movie and closely examined the end credits you'd find the choir mentioned.
Posted: Mon May 02, 2011 1:04 am
by fan_de_LoK
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I have found a few images of the movie

This one fits perfectly with the cover of the MP3 album
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Posted: Mon May 02, 2011 1:49 am
by jennaluvspbr
fan_de_LoK wrote:Â
I have found a few images of the movie

This one fits perfectly with the cover of the MP3 album
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french forum
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wow i like the angels thats a good sotry is it a bout a girl who see angels or people going to heaven??
Posted: Mon May 02, 2011 2:04 am
by fan_de_LoK
I have also added a 3'25'' video composed with excerpts from the movie, found on the
Imagica site, the companie that made the movie !
Sorry, you must go to the
french forum to see this video, I can't put it here, apparently the Libera Dreams forum cannot embed HTML...

Posted: Mon May 02, 2011 2:09 am
by paul
Thanks for the postings FDL
There are some realy powerfull images. I must try and get the movie.
Posted: Mon May 02, 2011 4:55 am
by TullyBascombe
Yes, thanks. I take it that the movie will come out first in Spansh. We might have to wait for a translation/dubbed version.