"Christmas in Killarney" by John Redmond, James Cavanaugh, and Frank Weldon, arr. Carl Strommen. Recorded live on Friday, December 14, 2012, at The Sanctuary Church in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Performed by the Apprentice Choir ensemble of the Girl Cho...  more"Christmas in Killarney" by John Redmond, James Cavanaugh, and Frank Weldon, arr. Carl Strommen. Recorded live on Friday, December 14, 2012, at The Sanctuary Church in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Performed by the Apprentice Choir ensemble of the Girl Choir of South Florida. Associate Director: Robert Todd, Accompanist: Susan Dodd, Choreographer: Lucia Deus. The holly green, the ivy green The prettiest picture you've ever seen Is Christmas in Killarney With all of the folks at home It's nice, you know, to kiss your beau While cuddling under the mistletoe And Santa Claus you know, of course Is one of the boys from home The door is always open The neighbors pay a call And Father John before he's gone Will bless the house and all How grand it feels to click your heels And join in the fun of the jigs and reels I'm handing you no blarney The likes you've never known Is Christmas in Killarney With all of the folks at home  less

This piece composed by Klaudia Rabiega is performed by Mixed Choir of Wawel Cathedral during the monographic live concert of Polish composer in Kraków. Director: Andrzej Korzeniowski

2 views Premiered 13 minutes ago This video excerpt is taken from an official livestream recorded and presented by Saint Patrick’s Cathedral as part of the Guest Choir Series. Audio and video courtesy of Saint Patrick’s Cathedral. Presented by the ...  more 2 views Premiered 13 minutes ago This video excerpt is taken from an official livestream recorded and presented by Saint Patrick’s Cathedral as part of the Guest Choir Series. Audio and video courtesy of Saint Patrick’s Cathedral. Presented by the Saint Patrick's Cathedral Guest Choir Series: "A Millennium of Motets" Jason C. Tramm, Conductor Seton Hall University Chamber Choir and Evocare Performed at Saint Patrick's Cathedral (Manhattan) ---------------------------------  

Cantabile Chamber Singers Toronto, Trinity College Chapel, University of Toronto Composer in residence: Ben Jisoo Kim Conductor: Cheryll Chung Photographer: RJ CHUNG Audio: John Gray More of Ben's music here: https://soundcloud.com/b-67/

Canterbury Girls Choir performing The Alphabet Song adapted from Mozart in Boulogne Cathedral June 2015

This time we present a truly virtual Choir in the virtual Cathedral - with 360° video and audio! We recommend listening on a smartphone with headphones via the YouTube app! Then the immersive impressions are the best :) After the last premiere of the ...  moreThis time we present a truly virtual Choir in the virtual Cathedral - with 360° video and audio! We recommend listening on a smartphone with headphones via the YouTube app! Then the immersive impressions are the best :) After the last premiere of the You Raise Me Up recording, the Academic Choir of the Gdańsk University of Technology worked intensively on the next choral song. This time we went a step further – we created a truly virtual Choir in the virtual Cathedral. The recording was made in 360° technology, which means that we can listen and watch both sound and image in the full sphere. To capture the full effect, it's best to listen to this presentation in headphones on your smartphone. You can then feel like inside the old temple surrounded by sound from everywhere.  less

Words by James Iwasuk. Commissioned by the Choral Arts Initiative. A restless, energetic SATB piece suitable for collegiate Choirs. A driving piano part--influenced by minimalism and rock music--provides a rhythmic impetus for more expansive, colorful ...  moreWords by James Iwasuk. Commissioned by the Choral Arts Initiative. A restless, energetic SATB piece suitable for collegiate Choirs. A driving piano part--influenced by minimalism and rock music--provides a rhythmic impetus for more expansive, colorful vocal lines. At turns frenzied, lyrical, and visceral, this piece pays disillusioned tribute to that not-so-glamorous icon of the open road, the Greyhound bus.  

Cantores Minores, the Choir of Boys and Young Men of Helsinki Cathedral, was founded in 1952. Its first conductors were the Finnish-American Dr. of Musicology, Mrs. Ruth-Esther Hillila and Finnish Pastor Mr. Tarmo Nuotio. The three following conductors ca...  moreCantores Minores, the Choir of Boys and Young Men of Helsinki Cathedral, was founded in 1952. Its first conductors were the Finnish-American Dr. of Musicology, Mrs. Ruth-Esther Hillila and Finnish Pastor Mr. Tarmo Nuotio. The three following conductors came from Vienna (Austria) Mr. Peter Lacovich, Zwickau Prof. Mr. Heinz Hofmann and Dresden (Germany) prof. Mr. Christian Hauschild, the original footholds of European protestant 'Knabenchor' -tradition. Cantores Minores is the largest and most professional boys Choir and Choir school in Finland offering boys and young men both musical and spiritual education around the Helsinki region. Cantores Minores is especially famous for its performances of large church music pieces by ​J.S. Bach, J. Brahms, G.F. Händel and F. Mendelssohn and a strong inspiration and example for the Choir has during its 70 years of existence been the 1000 year-long protestant boys Choir tradition in Germany. The Artistic Director of the Choir and Principal of the Cantores Minores Mus...    less

World première performance given by Auckland Symphony Orchestra, The Graduate Choir New Zealand and Holy Trinity Cathedral Choir directed by Peter Thomas. Organist: Philip Smith. Holy Trinity Cathedral, Auckland, 10 March 2018. Composer's website: https:/...  moreWorld première performance given by Auckland Symphony Orchestra, The Graduate Choir New Zealand and Holy Trinity Cathedral Choir directed by Peter Thomas. Organist: Philip Smith. Holy Trinity Cathedral, Auckland, 10 March 2018. Composer's website: https://www.chrisartley.com  

4th movement of Requiem by Kim André Arnesen. Commissioned by the Nidaros Cathedral Boys´ Choir. From the premiere, April 2014. www.kimarnesen.com