The Inspira Chamber Choir (formerly Calgary Youth Chorus) performs the Canadian folksong "Un Canadien Errant" arranged by Mark Sirett in competition at the 10th Golden Gate International Choir Festival. Berkeley, CA, USA

The Inspira Chamber Choir (formerly Calgary Youth Chorus) performs William Byrd's Ave Verum Corpus in competition at the 10th Golden Gate International Choral Festival's Historical & Folk Category. Berkeley, CA, USA.

The Essence of Joy Alumni Singers®, under the direction of Dr. Anthony T. Leach, perform sacred and secular music from the African and African-American choral traditions. The choir, founded in 2005, is composed of alumni of the Essence of Joy Choir of The...  moreThe Essence of Joy Alumni Singers®, under the direction of Dr. Anthony T. Leach, perform sacred and secular music from the African and African-American choral traditions. The choir, founded in 2005, is composed of alumni of the Essence of Joy Choir of The Pennsylvania State University. EOJAS has performed extensively in locations such as Pennsylvania, Alabama, Maryland, Virginia, Florida, the U.S. Virgin Islands, Washington D.C., Belgium, Luxembourg, and France. EOJAS is an official Alumni Interest Group (AIG) of the Penn State Alumni Association. EOJAS' mission is to learn, present, and promote African and African-American sacred and secular music in an effort to entertain, inspire, affirm and unify the worldwide community. The choir is a non-profit corporation registered in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and a tax exempt organization as defined in section 501(c)(3) of the IRS Tax Code. The choir released its first CD, "Joy," in July 2011  less

The Inspira Chamber Choir (formerly Calgary Youth Chorus) performs two movements from Stephen Chatman's "Due West" in competition at the 10th Golden Gate International Choir Festival. Berkeley, CA, USA. Movements Featured: I. Train III. Sunset

Wicker Park Choral Singers April 10, 2011 3:30pm St. Mary's Episcopal Church Park Ridge, IL *this was our encore piece You're my little potato, you're my little potato, You're my little potato, they dug you up, You come from underground! T...  moreWicker Park Choral Singers April 10, 2011 3:30pm St. Mary's Episcopal Church Park Ridge, IL *this was our encore piece You're my little potato, you're my little potato, You're my little potato, they dug you up, You come from underground! The world is big, so big, so very big! To you, it's new, it's new to you! You're my little potato, you're my little potato, You're my little potato, they dug you up, You come from underground! Let's talk about root crops (they dug you up), And lamb chops (they chew on you), And things to eat...like apples and cheese and 'nanas and cream, Jellies and butter, it's late at night, I hope this little bottle helps you go to sleep! They must have grown you wild, you make a grown man a child, I'll go and play in the mud to be with you my spud (potato). When you came out looking red as a beet, You had wrinkles on the bottoms of your feet! Oh, you are so sweet potato! You're my sweet potato, you're my sweet potato, dug you up! Yo...    less

Soprano solo: Natali Boğosyan Double bass solo: Arda Ardaşes Agoşyan Arr. and Dir.: A.A. Agoşyan

ACADEMIE CHOEUR DE FILLES DE FRANCE Direction : Hugo GUTIERREZ Piano : Mathieu POTOT Professeur de chant : Alice TERRENOIRE Arrangement : Hugo GUTIERREZ Réalisation, cadrage et montage : Jean-Claude BONNET Habillage : Guilhem de CRÉMIERS Conce...  moreACADEMIE CHOEUR DE FILLES DE FRANCE Direction : Hugo GUTIERREZ Piano : Mathieu POTOT Professeur de chant : Alice TERRENOIRE Arrangement : Hugo GUTIERREZ Réalisation, cadrage et montage : Jean-Claude BONNET Habillage : Guilhem de CRÉMIERS Concert du 28 mai 2022 lors du Congrès des Maîtrises Chapelle de l'Institution Notre-Dame Saint-François - EVREUX  

Goodbye Jazz - Tom Cunningham Performed by the Abbeydale Singers on their 25th anniversary concert, at St. John's Church, Ranmoor, Sheffield, 16th July 2011. See http://www.abbeydaleSingers.org.uk for more details.

"The Divine Image" by Jonathan Adams, text by William Blake. Performed by the Lee University Chamber Choir, Cameron LaBarr, conductor