swalker2001 wrote: ↑<span title="Sun May 05, 2019 4:12 am">5 years ago</span>
We did this on Facebook in the Libera group a while back. Top 3 were One Voice, Home And Something Sings.
I find that Libera fans think in the same rails again and again.
When did you ask on Facebook, had "Hope" already been released?
Well, since you obviously included the pre-"Libera" time, which I didn't, you've got the nice opportunity now to choose another song.
maartendas wrote: ↑<span title="Sun May 05, 2019 12:40 pm">5 years ago</span>How many can we choose?
fan_de_LoK wrote: ↑<span title="Sun May 05, 2019 2:10 pm">5 years ago</span>My own selection is of seven songs, which is too long but I don't see how to reduce it any more.
No restriction was made!
I was already wondering if I should better state my own selection the other way round to shorten the list ...
I found 17 songs I'd love to see in the programme, a whole concert, so to speak.
So I took refuge to putting the rest of these in categories (songs in alphabetic order):
I'm dying to hear:
Something Sings
Stabat Mater
Touch the Sky (@John: I tried to check it again, but I can't find such a concert)
Vespera
Followed by:
Benedictus Deus
Mother of God (they could also do this one in a service, I find)
Three Ravens
Twilight
We are the Lost
Closely followed by:
Stabat
Veni Sancte
Venite Adoremus
Ah, and btw, this is about wishful thinking, as I was so curious to know your song preferences. Reality desillusions us anyway, so no thought control ... just let your dreams run wild.
The Furby wrote: ↑<span title="Sat May 04, 2019 10:31 pm">5 years ago</span>Also maybe someone can solve this mysterium:
At first I didn't include
Stabat Mater in the unsung pieces as the name appears in a concert setlist : St John, Norwood, in 2002.
Obviously it isn't the Stabat Mater of the recent Hope album, so what is it?
Is it an early version of Luminosa's "Stabat"?
Or a totally different piece?
Has anyone any info on this?
I was hoping that one of the long-term experienced fans could help ... Patrick or John ... ?