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DA⏰ If your feed hasn’t been blessed by Jennifer Lucy Cook’s (@jenlucycook) “Time” yet, consider this your official initiation. This piece has taken the choral world by storm because it doesn’t just sing about time—it actually embodies it. The rhythmic layering, the spoken-word elements, and the percussive “ticking” of the voices create a soundscape that feels both frantic and perfectly controlled. The Cantanti Singers (Gr. 9-12) from Angelica Cantanti Youth Choirs, led by Philip Brown, lean into that specific “minimalist” energy that makes the text feel so urgent. It’s a brilliant exploration of how we perceive the passing seconds, and seeing a youth ensemble handle these complex cross-rhythms with such ease is a total vibe.
Do you think this modern “spoken-singing” style is the future of youth choir repertoire, or do you prefer more traditional melodies?
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Via ─ @angelicachoirs
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Song: “Time”
Performed by: Angelica Cantanti Youth Choirs - Cantanti Singers (@angelicachoirs) 🇺🇸
Conductor: Philip Brown
Composer: Jennifer Lucy Cook (@jenlucycook)
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