After you watch this TED video, read the article by composer Eric Whitacre here.
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As someone who sang a lot in choirs in high school and college, I love the idea of a virtual choir. It’s amazing and inspirational to hear all the voices recorded separately singing together.
Wow, truly moving within my spirit. Soul stirring to listen to such beautiful music and see an entire world united by one man’s vision. We humans, together or as one truly do make a difference.
Very awesome, like so many of the TED Talks.