I had the opportunity to perform this in NYC at Carnegie Hall with John Rutter as our conductor. It was an exhilarating experience. He is incredibly gifted and it was an honor to be able to perform this. My experience there will probably stay with me as one of the most momentous occasions of my life!

When I was in eighth grade last year, my chorus went down to Deland, Florida to sing this with a church down there. The mass is just amazing. John Rutter is brilliant and it was an homor to perform his work. This album is incredible, I can't even think of the proper words to descride it.

As a long time Rutter lover this just took me to new heights. Transporting music that brings the heart and spirit to another place. A mass and a half. Artists are outstanding.

My High School last year sang this peace, and during that time period I though it was the most beautiful thing I had ever heard. Rutter combine's elements of music it will leave you spellbound and wanting more. His music is so uplifting but in a sad romantic way the human senses can be nothing but dumbfounded that such a things as this can go on existing and people all over do not phrase it daily. Sheer elegance. Part one, which is Kyrie would happen to be my most favorite, because towards the end of that piece the music sounds so eerie my hair stand on end and it make me feel like I can be anything I want to be. It gives me hope, and any music thats enables others to feel better about them selfs, is amazing. It's like a beam of light, dim and soft, threw darkness unknown. I live in a world where pop music and metal, rap are what most people of my age would even consider to listen to. But here is this music, like a hidden treasure all by it's self in the world, just waiting to be discover, to the few who are disserving of it greatness. It may seem crazy but that's what life is. And music, which is a form of art, disserves respect because every thing we see and hear is art, and with out it we would be no where. Don't you think?

Just beautiful!