Libera Dreams

Yorkie wrote:
Not quite at the end but don't think so. Offerings is interesting but is Libera trademark harmonies against the instrumentation. They do some ooohhhhs and ahhhhs on other tracks but probably not enough for you to buy to just hear Libera.

On the last track now.

Yorkie wrote:If you like film soundtracks then I recommend it but don't buy just for libera. Offerings would be the only other track that I would push you towards they do sing a bit on that. Reminds me a bit of the Lord of the Rings on that one track.

Yorkie wrote:If you like film soundtracks then I recommend it but don't buy just for libera. Offerings would be the only other track that I would push you towards they do sing a bit on that. Reminds me a bit of the Lord of the Rings on that one track.

JimmyRiddle wrote: So Libera are heavily involved in choral support for this album, their main part is track 5 Benedictus Deus as described above, but they seem to pop up in quite a few of the tracks.

I think I'll be downloading the whole album from http://www.amazon.com/Great-Miracle-El-" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; ... B004PU8AU8




Here's a YouTube upload of (I think) the beginning of the album and you can hear the Libera boys at 10:50

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I thought it was worthy of a thread on it's own for now.

No rest for the Libera boys, they are in such demand!

Yorkie wrote:

dani wrote:

Yorkie wrote:A beautiful soundtrack it has to be said. Benedictus Deus was all you guys promised - do not hesitate to download everybody.


Stefan and Ralph knock it out of the ball park. Really liked Offerings too.

Are there anymore solos for any of the boys apart from Benedictus?

Not quite at the end but don't think so. Offerings is interesting but is Libera trademark harmonies against the instrumentation. They do some ooohhhhs and ahhhhs on other tracks but probably not enough for you to buy to just hear Libera.

On the last track now.

#edit# no, Benedictus Deus is the only one. correction: they do sing {I think it is they} on Offerings, but not distinctive, it is a chant above rather powerful instrumentation - starts off with a rising crescendo of ohh's and then gets in to some Latin chant.

It's also worth a punt for £0.69 - not the end of the world if you don't like it.

JimmyRiddle wrote:
Yes, just finished listening to the whole album. I quite enjoyed it, but then I'm a big classical/orchestral fan too. Although I admit if Libera hadn't been involved with this soundtrack I may have never discovered it. There's a thought.

If your just purely a Libera fan then 'Benedictus Deus' is a mandatory requirement, 'offerings' also worth a shot. They also do some 'oooohs' on 'Ask for What You Want' but it's a brief contribution.

Murkskis wrote:Downloading the whole album right now!

dani wrote:Yep i am getting the songs as a Libera fan . So i would want strictly related Libera offerings so thanks for telling me the songs to listen to

Murkskis wrote:Amazon just told me:
'' We are sorry...

* We could not process your order. The sale of MP3 Downloads is currently available only to US customers located in the United States. ''

Hey, how you can get rid of this ???

JimmyRiddle wrote:

Murkskis wrote:Amazon just told me:
'' We are sorry...

* We could not process your order. The sale of MP3 Downloads is currently available only to US customers located in the United States. ''

Hey, how you can get rid of this ???

Hi Murkskis

I had that problem too with Amazon US so I downloaded from the link FDL provided. It's all legit.

http://www.tradebit.com/filedetail.php/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; ... k-mckenzie

fan_de_LoK wrote:and in my case I used Amazon.fr to bypass the .com blocking!

(weird laws )