St Peter’s Singers of Leeds Founded in 1977 by Harry Fearnley Registered Charity No. 507174   Choir Concert Tour of East Anglia Saturday 21 – Wednesday 25 October 2017 Waltham Abbey Church; Cathedral of St John the Baptist, Norwich; ...

Eric's Whitacre's last virtual Choir included over 17,000 singers from 29 countries.  In this half-hour interview with GRAMMY®-winning composer and conductor Eric Whitacre shares everything from the benefit of Choir singing on the mind, body and ...

[A version of this article first appeared as a post on my blog From the Front of the Choir] A while back I went to a workshop run by the amazing Su Hart who has spent around 25 years working with the Baka people of Central Africa. Living in the ra...

TCS is currently composed of 120 singers. Our new Musical Director, Julian Collings joined the Choir beginning of 2019. Over the last few years the Choir has enjoyed a growing reputation for its repertoire of outstanding contemporary music alongside t...  moreTCS is currently composed of 120 singers. Our new Musical Director, Julian Collings joined the Choir beginning of 2019. Over the last few years the Choir has enjoyed a growing reputation for its repertoire of outstanding contemporary music alongside the established classics. TCS latest performances included The Creation of Haydn, Mendelssohn's Elijah, Mass in Blue of Todd, Rossini's Petite Messe solennelle. The Choir also perform a Christmas Concert every year. Overall we perform three main concerts a year. During its performances TCS enjoys the participation of professional soloists and orchestras and ensembles. Phil Culling is our accompanist. With past successes and imaginative programming, TCS is thriving. We are always glad to welcome new Singers, regardless of age; especiallly those who enjoy their music making. We like to rehearse and perform with our sense of humour switched on.  less

Conductor: Ronell Onate Musica Sacra Choir Festival Phil- Am Life Auditorium September 17, 2011

[A version of this article first appeared as a post on my blog From the Front of the Choir] Choirs are not meeting at the moment so lots of you have gone online to sing. Given that it will be just you singing at a screen, what can you do to get the ...

We are a friendly, community Choir who meet weekly to enjoy singing together. We are open to all singers and tackle a wide range of songs.

We were born on the 24th of july 2017. A new Choir in our local area. Open to all singers who want to have a fun singing experience, performing songs from the charts, old and new.

Free taster for new members! Whether shower singer, complete beginner or pro, this Choir welcomes you! With no auditions and no requirements to read music you just need to love to sing. Join a fun, friendly bunch of singers each week online via z...  moreFree taster for new members! Whether shower singer, complete beginner or pro, this Choir welcomes you! With no auditions and no requirements to read music you just need to love to sing. Join a fun, friendly bunch of singers each week online via zoom for a good old holler. Covering pop and soul classics you're bound to have a fantastic time, come and sing with us! Tuesdays 7pm - 8.15pm, 22nd September - 8th December. New members can choose one of the taster dates (22nd, 29th September - we recommend 22nd September) This is a snippet of what we got up to last term... https://youtu.be/4d2mrtta4DA If you want to see more of what we've done before, why not head on over to our YouTube channel!? The beauty of singing online is you can sing out in the comfort of your own home knowing that no-one can hear you! Sign up here! Choir/soul-of-the-city-september-online-term" target="_b...    less

The University of South Florida Collegiate Singers and conductor James Bass perform Ethan McGrath's "When lilacs last in the dooryard." Note that the the canonic repetition of the opening line, which lasts for about the first 35 seconds or so of this perf...  moreThe University of South Florida Collegiate Singers and conductor James Bass perform Ethan McGrath's "When lilacs last in the dooryard." Note that the the canonic repetition of the opening line, which lasts for about the first 35 seconds or so of this performance, was added by the performers, and is not actually written in the score -- just for your information.