Music>SSA Choral

    She Weeps Over Rahoon

  • larosa: This music is very peaceful I like it there are no other songs that sound so mysterious. Soothing and graceful it feels the mind with clear thoughts. I assume it does to mine. I love it.
  • makayla swinnie: lolzz thanks to eric whitacre... yo we killed this song. great performance the other night...loved it :)
  • makayla: omg we are singing this song and Eric is coming to my school tomorrow. sooo awesome. and excited!!!!! :)

    • The Seal Lullaby

  • Meredith B.: My High School Select Choir is singing this for our Spring concert. We are all so excited be cause it is such a beautiful song and we are all huge fans of Mr. Whitacre. Thanks for writing such lovely music. My High School Band is also playing October. It is going to be amazing.
  • India: I LOVE this piece. I had the chance to learn it for TMEA Region Auditions this year, but we didn't perform it. :-( I REALLY EXTREMELY VERY MUCH think that next year's Virtual Choir should be this piece. It's so beautiful, original, and just fantastic over all.
  • Amanda: This piece of music is incredibly beautiful. I am in a wind ensemble and I play Flute 2 on this piece. every time I go to band class I always beg to play this song because it is full of such beauty and delicacy. I also performed your song Water Night in a Region Choir
  • Ed: Such beauty. I would die if this movie were ever actually made.
  • Barend: Ahhh I love this song. I sang it with my choir and we were enchanted by the lyrics and music. Your awesome
  • Shea Wilson: Hey Mr. Whitacre, I don't know if you'll ever see this, but I wanted you to know something. I wanted you to know that your music is always present in my heart. It always echoes in my mind, always presenting an encore. Heartwarming is your music... moreso than any other heart reflects. Your heart has the
  • Ivan Lemus: Hi, I belong to a choir in Guatemala called "Capella Cantorum", and we love singing this beautiful song. We have recorded it and upload it to my YouTube channel "lemusivan", I hope you guys can take a look at it and let us know if you like our interpretation of it. Greetings to
  • Bryan Pless: I sang this at Western Michigan University...was one of the most emotional performances I have been a part of.
  • Sarah: This song has a very deep and special meaning to me. My choir director had this song all picked out for a festival and everything, when we(all of us in his Show Choir) got the news that a member of our choir, who is also a dear friend of mine, had just lost his father
  • justin morhardt: Thanks. Btw I am 17 now and am planning to major in music next year during college. But As a 17 year old, I had forgotten about this song, i just recently found it again and would't you know it, i stumbled upon this comment that I made a year ago, haha. It seems so
  • Rebecca Pitocco: Cant wait to preform this song among others this week in Southern Pines, NC. This piece is most definitely my favorite!
  • Justice Cormier: we're singing this piece for all region and i just want to say its a beautiful song and i think every scool that had a chance to work with this song liked it
  • Dakota Price: We just got this piece for Wind Symphony yesterday. It's absolutely beautiful. It's a shame that Kung Fu Panda was chosen over this; an animated film with the score composed by you would make my life. The little bits you did for Pirates 4 was enough to make me squeal like a fangirl. Beautiful. All

    • Five Hebrew Love Songs

  • Peggy Walt: Hello there from Halifax, Nova Scotia! We are performing 5 Hebrew Love Songs (SSA version) and we would like to know if we can obtain a copy of the songs in Hebrew (not transliteration)? We have a couple of Hebrew speakers who are helping us with pronunciation, and they've asked for that.
  • Cecile Astruc: Hello M. Witacre, excuse me for the english, I am french and i don't speak english verry well. I've recently discovered and I first loved your concept of virtual choir. Then I found your other creations and your 5 Hebrew love songs. I run a small choir in France and I wanted to order the partition
  • Trevor Kaminski: Hey Mr. Whitacre. To be honest, the first time I heard this piece, I didn't care for it all that much. Now, I shed a tear every time I listen to it. It totally grew on me. The "Eyze Shelleg!" movement is so haunting. It captures that somber and quiet feeling the environment has on
  • Sarah: I am performing these songs for my senior recital in April-- and I am so excited! I'm the only Jew at a Baptist university smack dab in the Bible belt, so it'll be nice to share some of my own background and language with everyone. I did have a different sort of idea, though: would