PERPETUUM JAZZILE, a choral group from Slovenia, performs a rendition of . . . an African thunderstorm. It looks easy (and extraordinary!) on video, but having performed in a choir before, I can tell you that this takes a lot of difficult, endless practice to get the coordinated sounds right.
This is excellence in human achievement. Next, I’d like to hear them do a Mediterranean volcanic eruption and a Mumbai traffic scene. (Those two actually sound the same.)
Thanks, Norelyn, for sharing the video!
