Dear Madam/Sir, We would like to invite you and your choir to participate in The 26th Biennale of The International Festival of Amateur Choirs, IFAS 2022 "OPEN" which will take place from The 3rd to The 8th of July 2022 in Pardubice, Czech Repu...

Say No ! is an international project for choirs and small musical ensembles. TogeTher we sing ‘No to War’. Our song is a tribute to deserters and war objectors. This Hymn is also a call to FleeTheFrenzy: say 'No' to The madness of weaponry and war.

Mykola Shukh „Янгольська колискова" -- "Yangolska kolyskova" („Angel lullaby"), 1952, ukrainian song. ORIANA youth female choir at IFAS 2012 (Czech Republic). Conductor - Galina Shpak.

"Be Still, My Soul" by Jean Sibelius Hymn recorded to commemorate ANZAC Day 2020

III Sagayán (Pre-Battle Ceremony) from Mangá Pakalagián (Ceremonies) Composer (Music and Text) - (Nilo Alcala) Maguindanaon translation - Danongan Danny Kalanduyan Philippine Madrigal Singers (Mark Anthony Carpio, Choirmaster) performed at The 201...  moreIII Sagayán (Pre-Battle Ceremony) from Mangá Pakalagián (Ceremonies) Composer (Music and Text) - (Nilo Alcala) Maguindanaon translation - Danongan Danny Kalanduyan Philippine Madrigal Singers (Mark Anthony Carpio, Choirmaster) performed at The 2017 European Grand Prix for Choral Singing EGP 2017, Tolosa, Spain - - - - - - - - - - Composer's notes on MANGA PAKALAGIAN*) (*Manga Pakalagian - was commissioned and premiered by The Los Angeles Master Chorale and Grant Gershon at The Walt Disney Concert Hall, Nov. 15, 2015) I grew up in The Philippines where culture is as colorful and diverse as The number of its islands — all 7,107 of it. A quick Google search of “Philippine History” will give you a peak at our rich history of pre-colonial kingdoms (rajahnates, sultanates, etc.) which began to rise about 900 AD. Prior to Christianization of The Central and NorThern parts, and even prior to The Islamization of The SouThern parts of The country — These Philippine kingdoms shared with its neighbori...    less

Absolute winner of Praga Cantat 2016, Prague, Czech Republic. Aceh Folksong. Arranged by Fero Aldiansya Stefanus Conducted by Jefry Franklin Bode

this is The version used in The LuTheran Hymn book