The New Choir was founded by The Music Director and Conductor, Eileen Chang, in August, 2000 and is composed of about twenty five singers from The greater San Francisco Bay Area. The New Choir is an auditioned chamber Choir performing Choral works from al...  moreThe New Choir was founded by The Music Director and Conductor, Eileen Chang, in August, 2000 and is composed of about twenty five singers from The greater San Francisco Bay Area. The New Choir is an auditioned chamber Choir performing Choral works from all genres. The Choir has been conducting regularly scheduled performances in The Bay Area since its founding. The members of The New Choir have been brought togeTher by Their common love for The making of beautiful music. The New Choir is dedicated to The study and performance of quality Choral literature and sharing The joy and The spiritual enhancement inherent in The making of music. The New Choir has been recognized for Their performances of thoughtfully prepared programs. The Choir receives frequent requests for guest performances in The San Francisco Bay area and, in March 2006, was honored with an invitation to perform at The American Choral Directors Association (ACDA) Western Division Convention where The Choir's performance was received very warml...    less

The Last March of Destiny (2021) Santiago Veros, composer & guest conductor Charles Anthony Silvestri, poet Jacksonville University Singers Julian David Bryson, Director Recorded live in Terry Concert Hall during The "Us & Them: A Choral Re-Union" ...  moreThe Last March of Destiny (2021) Santiago Veros, composer & guest conductor Charles Anthony Silvestri, poet Jacksonville University Singers Julian David Bryson, Director Recorded live in Terry Concert Hall during The "Us & Them: A Choral Re-Union" Concert, November 19, 2021  

We are an a cappella mixed voice Choir of around 35 singers. We started in 2008. We train togeTher in vocal and Choral skills as part of every session and want to explore our own sound as well as that of our Choir's. We have a strong Folk influence and a ...  moreWe are an a cappella mixed voice Choir of around 35 singers. We started in 2008. We train togeTher in vocal and Choral skills as part of every session and want to explore our own sound as well as that of our Choir's. We have a strong Folk influence and a variety of pieces that keep us challenged and growing. Directed and trained by singing teacher and Choir coach Sandra Smith (www.singingandbreathing.co.uk) Throughout The pandemic we kept singing and did a short but very fun Homegrown Harmony project where all singers participated in a small group piece or a solo and recorded it. Max 6 singers! At Xmas we managed to get all The men togeTher for a rousing a Wassail . SUMMER 2021 - WE ARE LOOKING FOR BASSES/BARIS TO JOIN US NOW!  less

"Let's sing, it's Spring!" is dedicated to my uncle and aunt, James and Daphne Shaw, and Their amazing clan, The "Bowen Island Shaws." I have given this song The sub-title: "A Crazy Choral Etude for Rolled Rs and Perfect 5ths." It is meant, no pun inte...  more"Let's sing, it's Spring!" is dedicated to my uncle and aunt, James and Daphne Shaw, and Their amazing clan, The "Bowen Island Shaws." I have given this song The sub-title: "A Crazy Choral Etude for Rolled Rs and Perfect 5ths." It is meant, no pun intended, to be a musical lark, great fun for a Choir to sing, rolling Rs like crazy, with no holding back. NB: One day I woke up to The realization that I had independently written four Choral works, each of which had evoked a different season, and so it seemed natural to group Them togeTher into a Choral suite that I have called "The Ottawa Four Seasons Suite." "Let's sing, it's Spring!", with its rousing coda section, works perfectly as The closing number of this suite. Also of note, in early 2018, I applied to be a participant at one of The Vancouver Chamber Choir's Interplay workshops funded by The SOCAN Foundation and to my delight I was accepted. "Let's sing, it's Spring!" was one of The pieces that this amazing Choir sight read for me on The sp...    less

Shumayela, under The direction of Kimberley Denis, performs "Kaki Lambe," a traditional piece from Senegal, arranged by Brian Tate. With guests Nelson Nagenda (Cape Town Chamber Choir, South Africa) and Theodore Cookson (Mascato Youth Choir, Namibia). For...  moreShumayela, under The direction of Kimberley Denis, performs "Kaki Lambe," a traditional piece from Senegal, arranged by Brian Tate. With guests Nelson Nagenda (Cape Town Chamber Choir, South Africa) and Theodore Cookson (Mascato Youth Choir, Namibia). For more information on The Kokopelli Choir Association, visit http://kokopelliChoirs.com.  

I just added 3 more scrolling score videos on YouTube for Jewish Choral works - seeking live performances.   Adon olam (God is The eternal one) for SATB Chorus (divisi) unaccompanied Sung in Hebrew SynThesized performance...

Only Women Aloud  - women’s project Choir   The School of Hard Knocks is excited to launch The 2015 Melbourne International Singers Festival season of Only Women Aloud, starting Sunday 3rd May.   Only Women Aloud is...

One Voice Children's Choir or also known as OVCC, is part of The Music Ministry of San Bartolome Parish, The oldest church in Malabon City. Children who loves singing and serving God at The same time. This group is composed of children ages 15 and below.

F. Schubert: In monte Oliveti (D696 Op. posth. 113 No.2) - The Waldorf Student Choir, conductor: Laszlo Bencze - Recorded in The LuTheran Secondary School Aszod/Hungary on 16. April 2014.

Performed by The Des Moines Choral Society on December 10th, 2016 at The St. Ambrose CaThedral. Artistic director James Rodde. Hushed are The pigeons cooing low On dusty rafters of The loft; and mild-eyed oxen, breathing soft, Sleep on The fragrant ...  morePerformed by The Des Moines Choral Society on December 10th, 2016 at The St. Ambrose CaThedral. Artistic director James Rodde. Hushed are The pigeons cooing low On dusty rafters of The loft; and mild-eyed oxen, breathing soft, Sleep on The fragrant hay below. Dim shadows in The corner hide; The glimmering lantern's rays are shed Where one young lamb just lifts his head, Then huddles 'gainst his moTher's side. Strange silence tingles in The air; Through The half-open door a bar of light from one low-hanging star Touches a baby's radiant hair. No sound: The moTher, kneeling, lays Her cheek against The little face. Oh human love! Oh heavenly grace! 'Tis yet in silence that she prays! Ages of silence end to-night; Then to The long-expectant earth Glad angels come to greet His birth In burst of music, love, and light! Margaret Deland  less