Lovely sound, brisket.

I am mostly drawn to Rik Waller.

One right answer Blizzie.  

Seriously I note your Rick Waller answer. It's just a bit of research, so I'll hope for a number of answers.

Thanks Blizzie. I agree about the sound.

Without a few more responses my research will have to be aborted.
Any more comments please?

Nice sound brisket and I agree about the spirit with which it`s sung.

I`m mostly drawn to the girl at the front with the glasses.

Thanks Scotty

The bloke to the left of the flag at the back.

brisket

Thanks Ducky 

The woman holding the book at the front needs new reading glasses..

The Conductor's jumper

I'm intrigued by this thread brisket

As Blizzie mentioned the Rik Waller lookalike I'm mostly drawn to him

Thanks Miss S.  I appreciate your response.
So far, though, my own theory is not running to plan.

 Lovely... and one of my favourite hymns....I find myself watching the conductor most

Interesting...

Woman at front with perm and wearing a cream jacket.....Daughter watched with me and said lady next to her with glasses....

Hope this helps!!!!.......

Thanks for your responses. I appreciate them.

It's a lovely hymn Brisket but I seemed to look at the conducter ( and his Jumper)
 also the girl at the front with glasses. Last but more important the choir are good

Indeed they are Grannyg  

The choir are very good but I was drawn to the girl with glasses and of course the conductor..

bottom left, I didn't knew martina navaratalova could sing.

Brisket....are you gonna tell us what your theory was???

Ok Baz 
But it is a failed theory. It has been disproven I'm afraid.
I felt that other people viewing the video clip would be drawn to the same person in the choir as I was.
I thought I would not need to point the singer out, but that instinctively the viewer would be drawn to that person.
Partly because (even just by looking) you can see the accuracy of the singing, you can tell which part (of the 4) they are singing, the slight movement of the head shows the singers  involvement - not only technically but emotionally.
And Lo!
I am wrong.
Not one other person was drawn to the same singer.

It was the Ross Geller-ish bloke caught my attention , he seemed all carried away with it

Yayy!!

Centre left?   Blue shirt?

Are we looking at the same guy Slinki? (Because I am not sure about Ross Geller.)

Ye gods... Vicky Pollard with her hair down..

Ah Yes!

She stands out a MILE - did no-one else mention her?

I was drawn to the one person holding music.
Which is why, in the group in which I sing, either NONE of us hold music, or ALL of us hold music.

To be fair, brisket, I DID notice the person I think you were referring to: was it the guy BEHIND the girl with glasses?

Yes Lori.  That's the guy I meant.
However I suppose I have learnt (as if I didn't aready know) that not everyone sees things as I do. I wanted to test it out, though, because I felt it quite strongly.  On a positive note, perhaps it makes me unique.
I am interested that you sing in a group Lori.
Multi talented indeed! 

Nothing wrong with unique!

Yes, I've been in this particular group for 10 years.  It's a community group, and we sing everything from Christmas music (at the appropriate time, of course ) to classical, to pops.  Our upcoming concert features music from Disney movies.  We go all in:  lights, sets, costumes, dancing, etc.

Lori, you`ll have to post us a vid of you doing your stuff.

Ha!
If a good one comes along, which includes a particularly flattering view of me, I may consider that.

That sounds good Lori.
And I am so impressed. 
(I well understand what you mean about you ALL hold music or NONE of you do.)

oooo yes.....

Too distracting any other way.  That's why, sometimes when MOST of us have our music memorized, we still have to hold it because not everyone does.  It's a bummer--I much prefer performing w/out the music.

So, brisket:  Why'd you pick THAT choir?  Some association?

No Lori. No connection with me.
I found it on YouTube quite by chance.
I liked their togetherness, accuracy and spirited performance of a lovely tune.
More than that I was uplifted by some of the comments that went with the video - referring to the inspiration of the choirmaster, and the many, many students he has helped and inspired over the years.
An emotional and inspiring teacher is a wonderful thing I believe.
Then I was drawn to 'Mr Blue Shirt' who (in my head) appeared to be displaying a smashing enthusiasm and what looks like very accurate timing. Because I know the music I could tell he was singing bass. He seemed to be feeling it. All this caused me to enjoy it more.
I hate technically accurate with feeling. I love heartfelt music.
So I found it by chance, I have been inspired, and I love it. 

woops brisket, thought I'd posted a reply last night.. ( must've got cogged!) Yep, it was the guy in the blue shirt I noticed

Was no-one else drawn to the red cardi on the left hand side?

It was ages before we saw the wearer