50 member Virtual Choir singing Nadhee Thulyam Shaanthi (When peace like a river)

The octet "For God Commanded Angels" from Felix Mendelssohn's Elijah. Performed as a part of "Celestial Spring" by the Madison Choral Project, May 18th, 2013 at Luther Memorial Church in Madison, Wisconsin. Albert Pinsonneault, Conductor.

Enjoy our latest Virtual Choir recording of The Rose!

The Choral Project, founded by Artistic Director Daniel Hughes in 1996, has been hailed by San José Mercury News as “a Bay Area jewel,” stating that “there is nothing subtle about why this is one of the best Choirs you will ever hear.” This group of multi...  moreThe Choral Project, founded by Artistic Director Daniel Hughes in 1996, has been hailed by San José Mercury News as “a Bay Area jewel,” stating that “there is nothing subtle about why this is one of the best Choirs you will ever hear.” This group of multi-talented singers has earned an outstanding reputation for performing high-level choral literature and bridging the gap between text and music, singer and spectator. The 54-voice ensemble has performed throughout the world in concert performances and choral festivals to great acclaim. They are widely recognized for presenting and preserving great works of choral literature from a wide range of traditions from around the world that express the region’s diversity. The group is equally committed to innovative and dramatic presentations, as well as promoting the choral art through the premieres of new works by Stephen Schwartz, Richard Burchard, Eric William Barnum, and Joshua Shank, to name a few. Bachtrack.com described The Choral Project’s recent concert with ...    less

All and Some - Anon. c. 1450, sung by The Stairwell Carollers Virtual Choir, 2020. Individual song parts recorded by the choristers using their own equipment following lead videos made by our Director, Pierre. Pierre then put together the video using F...  moreAll and Some - Anon. c. 1450, sung by The Stairwell Carollers Virtual Choir, 2020. Individual song parts recorded by the choristers using their own equipment following lead videos made by our Director, Pierre. Pierre then put together the video using Final Cut Pro. A message from the Director: "Christmas 2020 is the first in our 43-year history where we haven’t been able to stage live concerts, but that doesn’t mean we can’t still sing. So, after planning, rehearsing and recording, we are proud to present All and Some, one selection from our Virtual Christmas Concert of 6 carols. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nstkQZ9-5Gs We hope you will enjoy our renditions of old favourites, some in new settings by our director, along with a few lesser known pieces from our carol archives. I cannot be more proud of my musical colleagues for forging through the complex logistics of putting these videos together. I thank them for their loyalty to our fans and their fellow Choir members, and for their diligence ...    less

As a special offer, the score is available to interested Choirs at no cost until October 31, 2021. See https://www.nicholasryankelly.com/strange-is-the-night.html for more information. Originally released October 2020; remastered January 2021. A new pi...  moreAs a special offer, the score is available to interested Choirs at no cost until October 31, 2021. See https://www.nicholasryankelly.com/strange-is-the-night.html for more information. Originally released October 2020; remastered January 2021. A new piece written for Virtual Choir singers from around North America! Music by Nicholas Ryan Kelly (www.nicholasryankelly.com) Words by Robert W. Chambers (Cassilda's Song, from The King in Yellow, 1895) A perusal score can be accessed at http://www.nicholasryankelly.com/strange-is-the-night  less

Sydney Vocal Project is one of Australia's most unique and exciting contemporary chamber Choirs. We sing with excellence in mind and have no tolerance of lazy singing!

Csiribiri Performed by KVVKamarakórus (KVV Chamber Choir) - Virtual Choir Written by Kayamar (Viktor Magyaróvári) Text by Sándor Weöres Edited by Viktor Magyaróvári This is our second quarantine song, recorded individually at home. Hope you like i...  moreCsiribiri Performed by KVVKamarakórus (KVV Chamber Choir) - Virtual Choir Written by Kayamar (Viktor Magyaróvári) Text by Sándor Weöres Edited by Viktor Magyaróvári This is our second quarantine song, recorded individually at home. Hope you like it! Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KVVKamarakorus/ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kvvkamarakorus/  

"I wandered lonely as a cloud" is a setting by composer Elani Willemse, of the poem of the same title by William Wordsworth, telling of the poet's melancholic experience of loneliness within his daily existance and how this melancholy is briefly relieved ...  more"I wandered lonely as a cloud" is a setting by composer Elani Willemse, of the poem of the same title by William Wordsworth, telling of the poet's melancholic experience of loneliness within his daily existance and how this melancholy is briefly relieved upon encountering a vast and beautiful field of daffodils. The melody paints the landscape, written in a minor key, which is then resolved to the major when his sadness finds resolution in this beauty that he experienced. Synaesthesia is incorporated by using specific harmonies and rhythmic patterns to imitate what the composer might imagine the poet saw, and the emotions he felt. This ultimately transforming the piece into a choral musical painting.  less

Choregie Project by Karmina Šilec Performed by Vocal Thatre Carmina Slovenica The shaman idea is at the centre of the Project: everyone and everything that man creates can be turned against him if used without respect for life. To have control over s...  moreChoregie Project by Karmina Šilec Performed by Vocal Thatre Carmina Slovenica The shaman idea is at the centre of the Project: everyone and everything that man creates can be turned against him if used without respect for life. To have control over something matterless, we control it with the knowledge about it and thus gain power over it. The almost sinister thought “I'll tell you. You're young, but you're one of us, and I'm one of us, so I'll tell you.” gives the Toxic Psalms its tone. For in the background of the whole concert arch death utters and murderous plague intones. Through the music the Project reflects Palestine, Syria, Pussy Riots, weapons, concentration camps, blood feuds, extinctions, contaminations of religions and creates a picture of human brutality. The living of a man is changed into a drama here and now: men killing for the glory of their psalms. The author’s poise is not one of an agitator – awaking the feeling that “something has to be done” – it is rigorously contemplative. Despite ...    less