Libera, Robert Prizeman - Libera Visions
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Free Music Review: Best choir music and voices ever
Hit: 5 Stars
This is one of the, if not the best, boy choirs in the world. Their angelic voices and heart-felt music is simply a perfect guide for my choir students' voice technique and listening skills. Thank you Libera for your beautiful voices and music.Free Music Review: Libera Visions -- Amazon Customer
Hit: 5 Stars
If you enjoy religious music, or choral music, you will enjoy LIBERA. I first heard them on Public/Educational Television and the sweet voices and high notes were awesome. The voices are angelic and it is very uplifting music.Free Music Review: Libera "Visions" is Fabulous!
Hit: 5 Stars
This music is unbelievable! You can listen to it over and over and still want more. In extreme stress situations (like commuting) it has a great calming affect. I wish this group toured the U.S. sometime!Free Music Review: Great gift
Hit: 5 Stars
This is great music for relaxing. Everyone who listens to it says it's beautiful. Makes a great gift!Free Music Review: Libera matures with Visions
Hit: 4 Stars
Libera is a wonderful boys choir and in this release their arrangements are adjusted for maturing voices. (Several of the boys have been with the group for at least three CDs!) In past releases, men were included when a 'bottom' was needed to the sound. In this release, Prizeman skillfully arranges the tracks to utilize these lower boy voices to provide the 'bottom' instead, making for a more coherent sound. The new soloists are beautiful, showing the depth of the group. The remake of several earlier released tracks improved them, bringing better balance between the vocal and instrumental. Some of the new songs are appealing, but I did not find myself as transfixed by this CD as I was with 'Free'.