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VOX Cape Town
VOX Cape Town, the city’s most innovative choral collective, spans musical history in its focus on a Cappella works, oratorios and local compositions to enrich the musical life of Cape Town. VOX intends to invigorate local choral music through imaginative... moreVOX Cape Town, the city’s most innovative choral collective, spans musical history in its focus on a Cappella works, oratorios and local compositions to enrich the musical life of Cape Town. VOX intends to invigorate local choral music through imaginative programming and staging to create intimate, immersive sensory experiences.
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Methodist University Chamber Singers
This 12-member performs vocal jazz, madrigals, and pop a Cappella, etc., and is available for smaller venues around campus and the immediate Fayetteville area. An additional scholarship is offered to people who are
successfully placed in the group. Membe... moreThis 12-member performs vocal jazz, madrigals, and pop a Cappella, etc., and is available for smaller venues around campus and the immediate Fayetteville area. An additional scholarship is offered to people who are
successfully placed in the group. Membership in MU Chorale is required
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I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas - Kikimasu
Kikimasu, directed by Carmen So, performs "I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas" by John Rox, arranged by Jill Galina. Featuring Celtara, and Erin Craig (piano). Recorded at at "Snow in a Dark Night," Dec. 21, 2013 at McDougall Church, Edmonton, Alberta. F... moreKikimasu, directed by Carmen So, performs "I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas" by John Rox, arranged by Jill Galina. Featuring Celtara, and Erin Craig (piano). Recorded at at "Snow in a Dark Night," Dec. 21, 2013 at McDougall Church, Edmonton, Alberta. for more information on the Kokopelli Choir Association, visit http://kokopellichoirs.com.
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O Beatae Viae by Claudio Monteverdi
Claudio Monteverdi - O Beatae Viae
Cantores Celestes Women's Choir
Kelly Galbraith, Director
Emperor String Quartet
Matthew Coons, Organist
www.cantoresceletes.com
May 3, 2014 - 25th Anniversary Concert
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Voices Carry
Voices Carry is an Americana jazz-influenced vocal group based in metro Phoenix, Arizona. Most of our songs are performed a Cappella, and we favor vocal jazz, but we occassionally perform with instrumental accompaniment and perform other styles.
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Cantores Celestes - Witches Chorus from Macbeth
Witches' Chorus from Macbeth from Cantores Celestes CD, Women of Light.
Composer: G. Verdi
Directed by Kelly Galbraith with Ellen Meyer on piano
Recorded in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
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Pride of Baltimore Chorus
Pride of Baltimore Chorus is part of Sweet Adelines International - a worldwide organization of women dedicated to singing 4-part harmony, barbershop style.
Rehearsals are on Monday nights in at the parish hall of Atonement Lutheran Church, 9121 Old Harf... morePride of Baltimore Chorus is part of Sweet Adelines International - a worldwide organization of women dedicated to singing 4-part harmony, barbershop style.
Rehearsals are on Monday nights in at the parish hall of Atonement Lutheran Church, 9121 Old Harford Road, Parkville, MD 21234
You'll come for the music but you'll stay for the fun and friendship!
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New Choral work: 'How Beautiful You Are' by Anthony Sylvestre (SATB demo)
Music for SATB choir (divisi) a Cappella looking for its world premiere!
Words & music: Anthony Sylvestre.
Performance time: 4’45.
The song can be performed in 2 languages versions: in English/French or in English/English.
The main theme is a decla... moreMusic for SATB choir (divisi) a Cappella looking for its world premiere!
Words & music: Anthony Sylvestre.
Performance time: 4’45.
The song can be performed in 2 languages versions: in English/French or in English/English.
The main theme is a declaration of love.
It can be sung to either a woman or a man.
While the qualities of the beloved are listed in contemplative praise, the promise to be there in difficult times is made with tenderness and sincerity.
As we are enveloped in this loving tranquility, the voices of the choir intensify until they reach a second theme, one that is more marked and determined. This sequence entitled ”The French Dream’, introduces us to a more mysterious and dreamlike atmosphere, straight out of our childhood fairy tales.
Then, as if we had fallen asleep for a moment, the words 'Beautiful! Beautiful' resound once again, bringing us back to a reassuring reality. less