Eric Whitacre conducts 'Lux Aurumque' with a virtual choir of 185 voices (about 4:20 sans credits at end):
Learn more about how it was composed and read Kevin Kelly's gushing review of it here. I thought it was lovely as well (although rather hokey in its visual presentation).
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