Tonal Ecstasy A Cappella, affectionately nicknamed TX, is McGill University's oldest A Cappella group. As one of the University's finest vocal groups, they pride themselves on their versatility. This group of amazing, talented and hardworking people arran...  moreTonal Ecstasy A Cappella, affectionately nicknamed TX, is McGill University's oldest A Cappella group. As one of the University's finest vocal groups, they pride themselves on their versatility. This group of amazing, talented and hardworking people arrange and perform music from all different genres, ranging from jazz, hip hop, R&B, and pop. they perform at benefit events and fundraisers, private functions, celebrations, bookstores, on the streets... just about anywhere people will let them sing! *For more information about the group, contact us at info@tonalecstasy.com.  less

the University Chorale of East Central University - Oklahoma performs Total pulchra es by Ola Gjeilo. April, 2013. J. Steven Walker, conductor.

A performance of Requiem by E. Gilkyson by the the University Chorale of East Central University. Recorded in April, 2017. Dr. J. Steven Walker, conductor.

A performance of Abide by D. Forrest by the University Chorale of East Central University. Recorded November, 2017. Dr. J Steven Walker, conductor

This song was ministered during the InDulci Jubilo, a musical concert organised by the University Choir, KNUST - Kumasi.

Voces Blancas del Nalón (VOBLANA) Choral Project is located in Langreo, Asturias, northern Spain. Since 2009 and thanks to his founder, Oscar Allen, the Choral Project has been working with young singers and developing young voices to excell in the interp...  moreVoces Blancas del Nalón (VOBLANA) Choral Project is located in Langreo, Asturias, northern Spain. Since 2009 and thanks to his founder, Oscar Allen, the Choral Project has been working with young singers and developing young voices to excell in the interpretation and enjoyment of Choral music and group singing. Due to an intensive and hard work, its members receive a full Choral and scenic education, structured in the vocal individual technique and its different types of sound emission; on the development of corporal skills expression, and in the grupal practice of the Choral exercise. This education is complemented by the permanent contact with other artistic disciplines as ballet and theatre are. Even though the repertoire performed is diverse and heterogeneous, its preferences are focused on the amazing generation of current Spanish composers and the beautiful treatment given by them to the voice. It is formed by girls and boys between 6 and 28 years old, most of them current or past students at th...    less

Provided to YouTube by NAXOS of America Bogoroditse Devo, raduysia · Sergey Khvoshchinsky Fire of the Soul: Choral Virtuosity in 17th-Century Russia & Poland ℗ 2014 Rose Records Released on: 2014-06-01 Ensemble: the Rose Ensemble Lyricist:...  moreProvided to YouTube by NAXOS of America Bogoroditse Devo, raduysia · Sergey Khvoshchinsky Fire of the Soul: Choral Virtuosity in 17th-Century Russia & Poland ℗ 2014 Rose Records Released on: 2014-06-01 Ensemble: the Rose Ensemble Lyricist: Anonymous Composer: Sergey Khvoshchinsky Auto-generated by YouTube.  

This song by Louis Lewandowski was performed LIVE by the University Choir, KNUST - Kumasi at the Great Hall, KNUST on the 7th April, 2018. It is specially merged with.Beethoven's Hallelujah.

Moanin' (Blues) by Amazonia Vocal Ensemble Robert Timmons / John Hendricks Emilio Solé-Sempere, Choral arrangement and conductor Celeste Johnson, solo May 2013

As the finale to the Vocal Art Ensemble's "INKSPELL--Choral Music Inspired by Masters of Poetry" concerts, we performed Jaako Maantijaarvi's first three Shakespeare Songs, culminating on our playful, crafty interpretation to this famous text from MacBeth....  moreAs the finale to the Vocal Art Ensemble's "INKSPELL--Choral Music Inspired by Masters of Poetry" concerts, we performed Jaako Maantijaarvi's first three Shakespeare Songs, culminating on our playful, crafty interpretation to this famous text from MacBeth. the women shed their shawls and toss them into the center to represent the ingredients being dropped into the bubbling 'cauldron'.