Okay, not during Ahmed a Dead Terrorist levels, though a song module during a New Jersey Episcopal Church has reached 1.4 million hits with a YouTube videos of a pieces achieved during services. Bravo to Wayne Burcham-Gulotta for putting these videos up in an effort to educate as well as serve his parish. It is a model which all song programs should consider, yet ticket-selling groups may have to cruise how most appropriate to navigate rights as well as dilution of product. Give audiences a event to rehear a work so they can understand it better. Provide an analysis so they can appreciate some of a nuances. Spark a enterprise to sense more about a piece, a composer, a ensemble, a genre, or a time period. In a case of eremite groups, mix musicology as well as theology in a preparation process, or yield low-pitched sources of rural care. I've been meditative about a mission of low-pitched groups lately, as well as a clear integrity of these videos (simple, no splashy prolongation values though with great report added) unequivocally speaks to me.