Recorded in April/May 2021 Alexandra Beliakovich, Piano Jason C. Tramm, Conductor Quinton Tramm, Audio/Video Engineer Members of the Seton Hall University Chorus Ocean Grove Great Auditorium Choir Taghkanic Chorale Morris Choral Society @Jason Tramm

This was prepared to sing together with High School Choirs from across Western Canada at the Cantando Music Festival in Edmonton in April, 2020, that was unfortunately cancelled during the COVID-19 pandemic. "Secret for the Mad" by dodie I've got a...  moreThis was prepared to sing together with High School Choirs from across Western Canada at the Cantando Music Festival in Edmonton in April, 2020, that was unfortunately cancelled during the COVID-19 pandemic. "Secret for the Mad" by dodie I've got a secret for the mad In a little bit of time it won't hurt so bad And I get that I don't get it But you will burn right now but then you won't regret it You're not gonna believe a word I say What's the point in just drowning another day And I get that I don't get it But the world will show you that you won't regret it Little things, all the stereotypes They're gonna help you get through this one night And there will be a day When you can say you're okay and mean it I promise you it'll all make sense again I promise you it'll all make sense again There's nothing to do right now but try There are a hundred people who will listen to you cry And I get that they don't get it But they love you so much that you won't regret it You're at the b...    less

The Concordia Choir and The King's Singers collaborate on a performance and recording Project during their time on the Concordia College campus located in Moorhead, Minnesota.

Delicate, hushed, and suspenseful, this perfectly captures the expansive and meditative feeling of Whitman’s poignant poetry. This is great for any sized choir, though the long lines, slow pace, and lush harmonies will lend itself particularly well to lar...  moreDelicate, hushed, and suspenseful, this perfectly captures the expansive and meditative feeling of Whitman’s poignant poetry. This is great for any sized choir, though the long lines, slow pace, and lush harmonies will lend itself particularly well to large ensembles. Four part mixed chorus Audio Credit: The First Recordings Project – J. David Moore, Conductor  

CS Light Staged production The author of the Project and conductor: Karmina Šilec The choir Carmina Slovenica: Simona Raffanelli Krajnc, soprano The ensemble !Kebataola! Zvezdana Novakovia, soprano, ethnic voice, narrator Ula ©egula, soprano ...  moreCS Light Staged production The author of the Project and conductor: Karmina Šilec The choir Carmina Slovenica: Simona Raffanelli Krajnc, soprano The ensemble !Kebataola! Zvezdana Novakovia, soprano, ethnic voice, narrator Ula ©egula, soprano Nadja Stegne, soprano Eva Bračič, ethnic voice, narrator STOP, Slovene percussion Project Franja Kmetec and Jasna Vantur, organ Vesna Čobal, violin Scenography: Branko Hojnik Costumography: Belinda Radulović, Gordana Gašperin Choreography: Tina Dobaj Eder Light design: David Orešič Sound: Danilo Ženko Programme: Steve Reich, Philip Glass, Thomas Jennefelt, Morton Feldman, Karin Rehnqvist, Bronius Kutavieius, Tellu Turka Project CS Light has been createtd in desire to experiment with voices, percussion instruments, body movements and different feelings while performing and listening to musical expressions of the present - minimalist music.  less

Children's choir ,,The Stars” (“Zvezdice”- eng. little stars) was formed in 2002 as a Project with the support of UNDP - United Nations Development Programme for the development and improvement of cultural activities among the youngest population. The cho...  moreChildren's choir ,,The Stars” (“Zvezdice”- eng. little stars) was formed in 2002 as a Project with the support of UNDP - United Nations Development Programme for the development and improvement of cultural activities among the youngest population. The choir, which operates in the far south of Serbia for years, despite all the social and economic circumstances, represents a qualitative benchmark of children's choir singing in Serbia. The very existence and successful work is the largest choir incentive and support talented children to build and improve their talent, and through further education and training contribute to the cultural and any other development of their region. Music as a separate and clear illustration of the atmosphere, geography, traditions and cultural code, this choir with special kind of social engagement symbolizes the socio-political background of which is aimed at awakening cultural awareness and human self-consciousness. Choir brings together 50 members, children aged from 7 to 17, affi...    less

Music Matters Inclusive Community Choirs was established by our Musical Director, Gráinne O'Grady in April 2012 Our motto is: "One Choir, One Community, No Divides, ALL Abilities" The aim of Music Matters and our inclusiv...  moreMusic Matters Inclusive Community Choirs was established by our Musical Director, Gráinne O'Grady in April 2012 Our motto is: "One Choir, One Community, No Divides, ALL Abilities" The aim of Music Matters and our inclusive community choir Projects is to unite all of our members through the universal language of music - regardless of previous musical experience, ability, language, socio-economic status or other barriers which may prevent our members from being able to fully participate in other musical groups. Our choral Projects include: inclusive community Choirs for people with and without disabilities, Choirs specifically for adults with intellectual disabilities, and Choirs for older people, with a particular focus on those with dementia and memory loss. There are now a total of ten Choirs operating in the Dublin area, with more planned for 2015! For more info: www.musicmatters.ie www.facebook.com/musicmatters2012 www.facebook.com/inclusivechoir www.twit...    less

On 24th November 2012 we brought together 98 singers and four choral directors for our most ambitious Project to date: a choral workshop on Thomas Tallis' monumental 40-part motet, 'Spem in Alium', composed in 1570. We rehearsed for most of the day in ...  moreOn 24th November 2012 we brought together 98 singers and four choral directors for our most ambitious Project to date: a choral workshop on Thomas Tallis' monumental 40-part motet, 'Spem in Alium', composed in 1570. We rehearsed for most of the day in two-choir sections, with our four choral directors, Scott Inglis-Kidger, Sarah Tenant-Flowers, Riccardo Bonci and Jonny Davies. After lunch we began to put the sections together. At 4pm we brought all 8 Choirs together and Scott Inglis-Kidger led a most thrilling final performance. The day marked the end of the 2012 workshops but fear not, our 2013 Choral Workshops series - Perfect Playlist - is now live on our website. platinumconsort.com/perfect-playlist.html We look forward to seeing you soon! St Mary's and Sacred Heart Churches, Battersea, London 24th November 2012 http://www.platinumconsort.com Join us: http://www.facebook.com/platinumconsort.com http://www.twitter.com/platinumconsort.com An Electric Copy Films Production © 2012 Platinum Co...    less

A preview clip of Penthos Requiem by Hannah Stone & Matthew Oglesby. You can reserve tickets for the first performace and learn more about the Penthos Project: https://www.penthos.uk/