"Mother, Please Explain", No. 2 from "Bergerettes". Traditional French country song, from a setting by J. B. Weckerlin, arr. John Lewers. English translation by Sigmund Spaeth. Recorded live on Sunday, May 5, 2013, at All Saints Episcopal Church in For...  more"Mother, Please Explain", No. 2 from "Bergerettes". Traditional French country song, from a setting by J. B. Weckerlin, arr. John Lewers. English translation by Sigmund Spaeth. Recorded live on Sunday, May 5, 2013, at All Saints Episcopal Church in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Performed by the Concert Choir ensemble of the Girl Choir of South Florida. Artistic Director: Wallis Peterson, Accompanist: Gayle Giese. Mother, please explain, what is love? Won't you tell me? Does one feel joy, or is it sad? How am I to know what of late befell me? For now my life no more is glad. Oh, tell me, is loving always kind? Suppose a gentle swain is sighing, Should I be denying? Not long since, to me came a shepherd fair Handsome as could be, and promptly he did swear That he loved me well. How could I tell? How could I tell? If he should come and say the same again, What shall I answer then? What shall I answer then? No one in the village compares with his beauty Whatever he may do or say Is so ful...    less

Salvacosta perform this Babbie Mason song, beautifully arranged by Darren Marc Bartlett. Copyright Word Music/May Sun Music/Praise & Worship Works. This arrangement Copyright DMB. Performed by Salvacosta Keys - Alvin Allison Bass Guitar - How...  moreSalvacosta perform this Babbie Mason song, beautifully arranged by Darren Marc Bartlett. Copyright Word Music/May Sun Music/Praise & Worship Works. This arrangement Copyright DMB. Performed by Salvacosta Keys - Alvin Allison Bass Guitar - Howard Wood Animation courtesy of DigiPixDOTinfo DMB Music www.dmbmusic.co.uk Video Creation - Kingsbere Designs www.darrenbartlett.co.uk Copyright DMB MUSIC 2016  

Mabe Ladies Choir perform Greg Gilpin's arrangement of folk song The Wayfaring Stranger with accompanist Rico Gerber at the keyboard.

Choriosity - the acapella pop choir in the YMCA in Ulm, Germany! Thank you, Lorde and Pentatonix for this song and inspiring arrangement! We enjoyed it a lot! We are a non-professional choir of young people and we love the challenges of great acapella mus...  moreChoriosity - the acapella pop choir in the YMCA in Ulm, Germany! Thank you, Lorde and Pentatonix for this song and inspiring arrangement! We enjoyed it a lot! We are a non-professional choir of young people and we love the challenges of great acapella music :) Visit us on www.choriosity.de and www.facebook.com/choriosity. Chorisity - Der Acapella-Pop-Chor im CVJM in Ulm. Danke an Lorde und Pentatonix für diesen Song und das inspirierende Arrangement! Die Aufnahme entstand während unseres letzten Konzertes im Juni 2015 im Stadthaus in Ulm:) Besuche uns auf www.choriosity.de und facebook.com/choriosity  less

KCKCC Chamber Choir A Christmas Celebration: Winter Choral Concert Sunday, December 7th, 2014 Blessed Sacrament Church

On year 1983, one of most popular latvian composers Raimonds Pauls wrote song cycle "Spuldze un nakts taureņi"(in latvian means "lamp and night butterflies"). After 30 years, no score left only audio record. Diriģente -- Zane Zilberte. Solists -- Zigfrī...  moreOn year 1983, one of most popular latvian composers Raimonds Pauls wrote song cycle "Spuldze un nakts taureņi"(in latvian means "lamp and night butterflies"). After 30 years, no score left only audio record. Diriģente -- Zane Zilberte. Solists -- Zigfrīds Muktupāvels. Pie klavierēm -- maestro Raimonds Pauls. Edgars Linde made new arrangement based on audio record. After 30 years these songs had new breath. Piano: composer maestro Raimonds Pauls Rhytm: Reinis Ašmanis, Raitis Ašmanis Bass: Pēteris Liepiņš Solo: Zigfrīds Muktupāvels  less

A setting for women's choir of the Renaissance carol by Canadian composer Jeff Smallman. Available in both SSA and SATB versions from Lighthouse Music Publications. ww.lighthousemusicpublications.com

Flos Campi (meaning "flower of the field" in Latin—from the Song of Songs) is an early music ensemble comprised of students from the University of Southern California. We specialize in repertoire from 1750 and before.