"O Holy Night" Adolph Adam. Texto: John S. Dwight Coral Santiago Apóstol de Casarrubuelos Barítono: Guillermo Guerrero Soprano: Visi Fernández Director: Mariano García Concierto de Navidad Monasterio Santa María de El Paular Rascafría (Madri...  more"O Holy Night" Adolph Adam. Texto: John S. Dwight Coral Santiago Apóstol de Casarrubuelos Barítono: Guillermo Guerrero Soprano: Visi Fernández Director: Mariano García Concierto de Navidad Monasterio Santa María de El Paular Rascafría (Madrid) 11 diciembre 2011  

Sebuah karya musik dari seorang Maestro Gitar Dunia, Marcos Vinicius - Italy. Dibawakan pertama kali oleh Cantare dal Cuore pada Hari Jumat Agung 2018 di Gereja Katolik Redemptor Mundi Surabaya A Song made by A World Maestro Guitar, Marcos Vinicius. Ca...  moreSebuah karya musik dari seorang Maestro Gitar Dunia, Marcos Vinicius - Italy. Dibawakan pertama kali oleh Cantare dal Cuore pada Hari Jumat Agung 2018 di Gereja Katolik Redemptor Mundi Surabaya A Song made by A World Maestro Guitar, Marcos Vinicius. Cantare dal Cuore sang this song at Good Friday 2018 in Redemptor Mundi Catholic Church-Surabaya.  

Performance by Jakarta Festival Chorus November 17, 2018 Aula Simfonia Jakarta The Hands that First Held Mary's Child Lyrics by Thomas Troeger, Music by Dan Forrest

"Mozart y Haydn en las voces de Cantabile" dirigido por Pablo Carballido del Camino Teatro Colón de A Coruña 23 de octubre de 2013 Imágenes cedidas por CRTVG

America the Beautiful Samuel A Ward/Katherine Lee Bates arranged by Ron Harris for the 2015 Superbowl Sunday, March 17, 2019 Congregational Church of Batavia, IL

For mixed choir and string orchestra Roberto Brisotto, Feniarco, San Vito al Tagliamento, 2024, 20 p. ► Sheet music https://www.feniarco.it/it/editoria/o... Freely adapted from the Gregorian Entrance Antiphon for the first Sunday of Advent.

In the World Choir Championships which was held in Graz, Austria between 10th-17th July 2011, Boğaziçi Jazz Choir became the 'WORLD CHAMPION' in Contemporary Music and Folklore categories, and got the 'second prize' in Mixed Choirs category. Also winning ...  moreIn the World Choir Championships which was held in Graz, Austria between 10th-17th July 2011, Boğaziçi Jazz Choir became the 'WORLD CHAMPION' in Contemporary Music and Folklore categories, and got the 'second prize' in Mixed Choirs category. Also winning 2 more gold medals in 'Grand Prix of Choral Music' the champions competed in, the choir has come back to Turkey with a total of 5 gold medals. We would like to give special thanks to our main sponsor Finansbank, transportation sponsor Pegasus Airlines and everyone who has supported and given us the opportunity to take great pride in this success. The choir's video clip watched about 1.000.000 times in several platforms: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9TQWTa7Svk Boğaziçi Jazz Choir www.facebook.com/bumcjazzchoir www.myspace.com/bumcjazzchoir bumkcazkorosu.tumblr.com Conductor: Masis Aram Gözbek www.facebook.com/masisaramgozbek www.myspace.com/masisaramgozbek masisgozbek@gmail.com * * * 10-17 Temmuz tarihlerinde Avusturya'nın Graz kenti...    less

Composer/pianist Ola Gjeilo joins the CWU Chamber Choir (Gary Weidenaar, director) in presenting Gjeilo's "The Ground" - featuring the the CWU string faculty members who comprise the Kairos String Quartet. In mid-April, 2011, Ola spent 3 days on the Ce...  moreComposer/pianist Ola Gjeilo joins the CWU Chamber Choir (Gary Weidenaar, director) in presenting Gjeilo's "The Ground" - featuring the the CWU string faculty members who comprise the Kairos String Quartet. In mid-April, 2011, Ola spent 3 days on the Central Washington University Campus for a project in which he joined the choir in recording 3 of his compositions. On this video, Gjeilo accompanies the choir on "The Ground" He is playing a written accompaniment on this video. He created an improvised accompaniment on the other two videos of this series. One is on his setting of the "Ubi Caritas" text and the other is on his composition, "Northern Lights", Because of his view that improvising is a wonderful snapshot of artists "at that moment", the project was entitled "In the Moment". Here are the other "In the Moment" YouTube URL's: The project's trailer/preview video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrvEgQl57b0 Ubi Caritas: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_7mcGqsKP8  less

Credits/rights given with kind permission of: The Nobel Peace Prize concert, IMG, NRK (all rights reserved), Nobel Peace Prize and the Nobel Institute, Jeunesses Musicales Norway, The Foundation "World Youth Choir". The World Youth Choir, project of...  moreCredits/rights given with kind permission of: The Nobel Peace Prize concert, IMG, NRK (all rights reserved), Nobel Peace Prize and the Nobel Institute, Jeunesses Musicales Norway, The Foundation "World Youth Choir". The World Youth Choir, project of the Foundation "World Youth Choir" Den Hague, Netherlands, on kind invitation of the Jeunesses Musicales Norway, University of Oslo and the Nobel Institute/Committee participated at the Nobel Peace Prize Concert held in Oslo on December 11th 2011 -- the annual musical tribute to the year's Nobel Peace Prize laureate. Featuring an international selection of musical artists and celebrity hosts, the concert honored the spirit and message of the Nobel Peace Prize. It was a musical celebration like no other. The Nobel Peace Prize concert reached potentially 350 million households in 80-120 countries. The World Youth Choir choir sang as well at the Nobel Peace Prize Award giving ceremony in Oslo City Hall on December 10th 2011, where the three 2011 Nobel Peace Priz...    less

The Cascadian Chorale, under Gary D. Cannon, perform Greg Bartholomew's comic holiday carol, "Moon Man," in its world premiere on December 9, 2012, in Kirkland, Washington. The text for "Moon Man" is adapted from a poem by Tom Clarke. For more informati...  moreThe Cascadian Chorale, under Gary D. Cannon, perform Greg Bartholomew's comic holiday carol, "Moon Man," in its world premiere on December 9, 2012, in Kirkland, Washington. The text for "Moon Man" is adapted from a poem by Tom Clarke. For more information visit www.gregbartholomew.com.