Just came across a really nice video that was filmed in late June. It was part of the Luminato Festival in Toronto, which has become one of the largest arts festivals in North America since beginning 10 years ago.
The film shows an event organized by Choir!Choir!Choir! which is a Toronto based open choir. It requires no commitment and meets twice a week in the back of a local pub. Over the years it has performed publicly in many venues with an expanded choirs made up of folks who just want to get out and sing in a communal kind of way.
The song shown here is Hallelujah from Leonard Cohen, a magnificent song that has been interpreted by many artists–I think that the late Tim Buckley’s version is extraordinary. This particular version is filmed in a decommisoned power plant with an assembled choir of 1500 people with Rufus Wainwright singing the lead.
Just a lovely version of the song and not a bad way to kick off a Tuesday morning.
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I’m going to start listening to this a couple of times a day instead of bulletins from the political wars.
I think that’s a darn good plan.
Wainright is the son of one of the McGarrigle sisters, from whom this is one of my favorite songs. https://youtu.be/r4ZrBxJHxo0
That’s nice. It was written by the father of Rufus. Here’s one of my other favorite songs from Loudon Wainwright. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHeMhEB_uFE