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FEEDBACKS for "Berlioz Requiem Nr. 5" album:

AcDc wrote: Love this collection! Just wondering though how relevant is music anyway? Some days I think it's totally art.

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Tas wrote: I think the song is good, when the feelings are hurt. Dies Irae is hurt my feelings.

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Chubaka wrote: If you don’t know where you can find Quid Sum Miser. All is much easier. Cheap download here

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Junkie wrote: When I listened to Berlioz Requiem Nr. 5, I forgot about the time.

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DJ wrote: The whole world seems to be living here right now, when I listen to this song.

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Fisher wrote: Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and Chorus got a nice feel on this one. Nice choice of voices to compliment the melodies of the arrangement.

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SoundMan wrote: I think Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and Chorus sounds like he is purposely working with two feelings at the same time.... as if to create combination of styles in a bizarre harmony... which means I like him very very very much!!!

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Mikhail wrote: I think after all their albums. Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and Chorus of Berlioz Requiem Nr. 5 was able to reach the top!!!!

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Black wrote: Sanctus is a new hit without doubts.

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urikor wrote: They say that Berlioz Requiem Nr. 5 is famous for Agnus Dei. I don’t agree. All collection is good.

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Dion wrote: Divinely!!!

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Alexander wrote: This song has been stuck in my head for the past few days, but I was unable to remember any of the lyrics and can only remember the melody of the vocal line. Melody is a great!

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Rocky wrote: I hope that the flight of new ideas of Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and Chorus doesn’t stop.

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Kelly wrote: Hey!!! You know I've always been a fan of Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and Chorus. I always look forward to hearing Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and Chorus new tunes!!!

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Safari wrote: It’s cool!!! Music of (Track) touches me to the very marrow of my bones...

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