Do you love singing and wish you could do more? Battersea Choral Workshops' theme for 2011 is Tallis to Whitacre. Our workshops take place in the beautiful river Side church of St Mary's Battersea. There you will spend the day under the expert d...  moreDo you love singing and wish you could do more? Battersea Choral Workshops' theme for 2011 is Tallis to Whitacre. Our workshops take place in the beautiful river Side church of St Mary's Battersea. There you will spend the day under the expert direction of Scott Inglis-Kidger and Ghislaine Morgan, top vocal coach. Look at our website and register if you would like to join us.  

HCS is a non-auditioning, mixed-voice choir of approx 60 voices, based in the south Side of Glasgow. We rehearse, in excellent facilities provided by Hutchesons' Grammar School, on Monday evenings, Aug - Nov and Jan - Mar; we give two concerts, in Nov ...  moreHCS is a non-auditioning, mixed-voice choir of approx 60 voices, based in the south Side of Glasgow. We rehearse, in excellent facilities provided by Hutchesons' Grammar School, on Monday evenings, Aug - Nov and Jan - Mar; we give two concerts, in Nov and Mar, in an on-site auditorium, with 3-manual digital organ. The auditorium can accommodate 60 singers, up to 30 orchestral players and an audience of around 250 (300 max).  

'Amour, Où Es-Tu ?', music for Treble choir in unison, cello & piano. Looking for its premiere. Composer & lyricist: Anthony Sylvestre. French Pronunciation guide video: https://youtu.be/_0Qz8zxAR6g The lyrics tell a story about someone who hopes...  more'Amour, Où Es-Tu ?', music for Treble choir in unison, cello & piano. Looking for its premiere. Composer & lyricist: Anthony Sylvestre. French Pronunciation guide video: https://youtu.be/_0Qz8zxAR6g The lyrics tell a story about someone who hopes to meet the love of their life in the near future. 'Amour, Où Es-Tu ?', musique pour chœur à voix égales à l'unisson, violoncelle & piano (dans l'attente de sa première représentation). Compositeur & parolier: Anthony Sylvestre.  

Recognized across North America as one of Canada’s best choral ensembles, the 80-strong, mixed-voice St. Lawrence Choir performs music from the classical choral repertoire as well as contemporary works by Canadian and other composers. 2011-2012 marks the...  moreRecognized across North America as one of Canada’s best choral ensembles, the 80-strong, mixed-voice St. Lawrence Choir performs music from the classical choral repertoire as well as contemporary works by Canadian and other composers. 2011-2012 marks the 40th anniversary season of the St. Lawrence Choir. Since 2008 the St. Lawrence Choir has been under the direction of Michael Zaugg. The Swiss-born musician has distinguished himself as an innovative and versatile conductor on the Canadian choral scene. Active as artistic director, guest conductor, pedagogue and clinician, Michael Zaugg brings a wealth of experience and creativity to his work. St. Lawrence Choir was formed in 1972 by Iwan Edwards and a group of singers residing in the West Island of Montreal. Concerts were presented in Lachine until 1983 when the Choir relocated to downtown Montreal. Since 1986, the Choir has regularly appeared with the Montreal Symphony Orchestra as the largest component of the MSO chorus, and has made numerous recordin...    less

More about Steven Coburn.   New York City has always been central to the labor movement in America, from the early protests and safety reforms resulting from the tragic Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire of 1911, to the recent activism resulting in i...

Giving a fund-raising concert in All Saints, Margaret Street in London's West End.

Winner of the 2015 ASCAP/Chorus America award for Adventurous Programming, Choral Chameleon is known for championing New Music for voices within the context of mixed-genre thematic programming and experiments in non-traditional staging. Founded in New ...  moreWinner of the 2015 ASCAP/Chorus America award for Adventurous Programming, Choral Chameleon is known for championing New Music for voices within the context of mixed-genre thematic programming and experiments in non-traditional staging. Founded in New York City in 2008 by Artistic Director Vince Peterson, the organization now encompasses: a roster of professional ensemble singers, a volunteer chorus of 40-50 adults and an annual week-long Summer Institute in Brooklyn for composers and conductors. The culture of the organization marries informality, loving support and joyful curiosity, with the expectation of solid and technical musicianship, constant learning and openness toward the unexpected.  less

1. O Crux - Cantala Lawrence University women's Choir (USA) OO:00 2. Almas De Barro - Cantus Femina Novus (Cyprus) 2:38 3. Alleluia - Vocal de Cámara Platense (Argentina) 6:43 4. HUMAN - Central Buks High School West Women's Choir (USA) 13:18 5. T...  more1. O Crux - Cantala Lawrence University women's Choir (USA) OO:00 2. Almas De Barro - Cantus Femina Novus (Cyprus) 2:38 3. Alleluia - Vocal de Cámara Platense (Argentina) 6:43 4. HUMAN - Central Buks High School West Women's Choir (USA) 13:18 5. The Secret of Life - ECU Choir (USA) 17:47 6. Cuando eruda soñó - Virtual Choir (All over world) 21:33 7. O Magnum Mysterium - Cantala Lawrence University women's Choir (USA) 27:37 8. Entre Humanos - Texas A&M University Corpus Christi (USA) 32:27 9. Cruxifisus - Central Bucks West Men's choir (USA) 36:58 10. RADIANCE - Virtual Choir by Santiago Veros (argentina) 40:23 12. Land of angels - Virtual Choir by Santiago Veros (argentina) 46:46 11. La Magia del Río -Virtual Choir by Santiago Veros (argentina) 49:28 Bonus track 13. Incertitude - Sung by Matthew Curtis (USA) 53:08 14. The secret of Life Conducted by Santiago Veros 55:32 15. Almas de Barro - Cantala Lawrence University women's Choir (USA) 58:58  less

So be strong and courageous, all you who put your hope in the Lord. Psalms 39:24 The year started with bright hope for a promising great year, yet the treat of a deadly virus lingered in our ears. In February, COVID caused some concern in America as pe...  moreSo be strong and courageous, all you who put your hope in the Lord. Psalms 39:24 The year started with bright hope for a promising great year, yet the treat of a deadly virus lingered in our ears. In February, COVID caused some concern in America as people were being warned of the implications the virus could bring when it came from overseas. By March, our government told us we needed to stay home as the virus was deadly to all age groups and almost impossible to avoid. Most necessities, like toilet paper and cleaning products, were gone from the shelves of all stores making people worry how fighting this treat would be possible. Throughout the country, several people offered to help neighbors, friends, and family as they self-quarantined and socially distanced from each, as we were told it was our best defense against the upcoming pandemic. During quarantine, some people started riots for an unrelated cause, Black Lives Matter. This movement has an ongoing struggle in our nation as the group battles f...    less