December is the best month of the year because anything may happen, especially with Christmas quickly approaching.
Millions of people were awestruck by the extraordinary talent these two young Irish kids demonstrated. Members of Ireland’s Mount Sion Choir made the decision to donate their cheery smiles to the public as an early Christmas present because Christmas is rapidly approaching. The choir director of the choral group, Colette Kearney, oversaw a group of twenty-five participants, ages twelve to nineteen. The St. Patrick’s Gateway Centre in Waterford City hosted the group’s inaugural Christmas concert.
That evening, a surprise duet number by two choir members took the audience by surprise.
19-year-old Christopher Halligan and 17-year-old Jessica Reinl worked together on the song “Shallow.”
For those who are unaware, it is a song from the well-liked 2018 romantic musical drama film A Star Is Born. It was composed by a composer of exceptional talent.
On the evening of the Mount Sion Choir concert, the young couple performed the song in front of a sizable audience.
The duo successfully conveyed the emotions of the song!
The main topic of conversation in the song was a couple talking about how to go deep in their love without failing in the shallow.
Halligan and Reinl launched into the song with gusto, infusing their emotions into the mix.
They not only accurately reproduced the song’s fantastic content, but they also adhered to the pace of the song without sacrificing any of its essential elements.
Even at such a young age, their intelligence was already abundant!
Millions of people were amazed by their act as it went viral on the internet.
Millions of people viewed the duo’s amazing rendition of the song cover that Mount Sion Choir uploaded to YouTube.
Their song captured the attention of so many people that it started to circulate on Facebook and other social media platforms, giving them even more online fame.
The choir director disclosed that the two had only practiced the piece once, but they were shocked to witness the audience members cry with happiness when they heard them sing it at the function.
They were in the news for a while when their video went viral!
The choir, especially the dynamic duo, drew so much attention that people started to recognize them wherever they played.
In 2019, Reinl and Halligan received an invitation to perform the same duet at the Waterford Peace Proms at the Waterford Institute of Technology. There was a throng of people surrounding the teenage vocalists in the middle of the full venue.
