Title: いのちの名前 Inochi no Namae arranged by: Gabriel Cheow Original Music and Lyrics by: Joe Hisaishi Performed by: The Graduate Singers Conducted by: Adyll Hardy Camera: Samsung S7 Edge with DJI Osmo Mobile Location: Yokohama, Japan

Highbridge Voices performs Pete Seeger's legendary song, as arranged by Peter, Paul, and Mary. Conductor: Mary Clementi, Guitar: Billy Janiszewski, Cajon : Chris Cubeta

Vincent by Don McLean, arranged by Roger Emerson (full lyrics) Saturday, March 17, 2018 Mayslake Peabody Estate, Oak Brook, IL

ALBION performs the timeless English song 'Jerusalem', arranged for SATB choir by Fraser Wilson. Melody: Parry; text: William Blake Buy the sheet music & find more info at www.albionchoir.org.uk Filming wizardry by the wondrous Georgia: www.drenc...  moreALBION performs the timeless English song 'Jerusalem', arranged for SATB choir by Fraser Wilson. Melody: Parry; text: William Blake Buy the sheet music & find more info at www.albionchoir.org.uk Filming wizardry by the wondrous Georgia: www.drenchedinstories.com  

Traditional Basque carol arranged by Edgar Pettman Sung by the dwsChorale www.dwsolo.com Sing lullaby! Lullaby baby, now reclining, Sing lullaby! Hush, do not wake the Infant King. Angels are watching, stars are shining Over the place where he i...  moreTraditional Basque carol arranged by Edgar Pettman Sung by the dwsChorale www.dwsolo.com Sing lullaby! Lullaby baby, now reclining, Sing lullaby! Hush, do not wake the Infant King. Angels are watching, stars are shining Over the place where he is lying: Sing lullaby! Sing lullaby! Lullaby baby, now a-sleeping, Sing lullaby! Hush, do not wake the Infant King. Soon will come sorrow with the morning, Soon will come bitter grief and weeping: Sing lullaby! Sing lullaby! Lullaby baby, now a-dozing, Sing lullaby! Hush, do not wake the Infant King. Soon comes the cross, the nails, the piercing, Then in the grave at last reposing: Sing lullaby! Sing lullaby! Lullaby is the babe awaking? Sing lullaby! Hush, do not stir the Infant King. Dreaming of Easter, gladsome, morning, Conquering death, its bondage breaking: Sing lullaby!  less

The earliest known version of Cockles and Mussels was published in London in 1884 by Francis Brothers and Day. The song is there described as "a comic song" written and composed by James Yorkston (of Scotland) and arranged by Edmund Forman. Because it is ...  moreThe earliest known version of Cockles and Mussels was published in London in 1884 by Francis Brothers and Day. The song is there described as "a comic song" written and composed by James Yorkston (of Scotland) and arranged by Edmund Forman. Because it is noted as printed with permission of an Edinburgh firm, there was clearly an earlier version. Although the song is the unofficial anthem of Dublin and generally regarded as Irish, it was, in fact, written by a Scotsman. This outdoor performance was the culmination of a six-week project which creates a choir from scratch for one night only. Each winter and summer, Chris Rowbury gathers a random bunch of singers from in and around Ipswich. There are no auditions and all songs are taught and learnt by ear. Usually eight songs are learnt in six two-hour sessions and in the summer are performed outdoors near Ipswich. http://chrisrowbury.com  less

Canterbury Ladies Choir perform I'll Fly Away, a Spiritual, arranged by Kerry Boyle. The performance took place at Gueux Church (near to Reims) in April 2016. The soloist is Alice Martin.

THIS SONG WAS ORIGINALLY COMPOSED by JAMES VARRICK ARMAH (INTRO SESSION) and WAS arranged by YAW OWUSU ASIAMAH and AMOS ADOMAKO AMOAKO (MUSIC DIRECTORS OF CELESTIAL CITY CHOIR (C.C.C- KUMASI)

The Vocal Art Ensemble presented their rendition of "O Sapo (The Toad" arranged by Stephen Hatfield as part of their "Cloudburst--Sounds of Nature" concert in May 2011. Intended to chronicle the evolution of Earth's creatures, this piece shows the utter j...  moreThe Vocal Art Ensemble presented their rendition of "O Sapo (The Toad" arranged by Stephen Hatfield as part of their "Cloudburst--Sounds of Nature" concert in May 2011. Intended to chronicle the evolution of Earth's creatures, this piece shows the utter joy of a toad hopping around his kingdom on our green planet. The women dance and the men join in with percussion and 'toad calls'.  

From our Destination Broadway Concert May 26th 2012. River Jordan - from The Civil War - arranged by Mark Brymer Soloist - Jeffrey Montano