Sleep, di Davide Riva Brano composto su testo di Emily Dickinson, finalista della 3a edizione del bando di composizione per ensemble femminili. Pubblicato nel volume II della collana Virgo Vox Contemporanea, edito da Ars Publica. Registrato nel mese di...  moreSleep, di Davide Riva Brano composto su testo di Emily Dickinson, finalista della 3a edizione del bando di composizione per ensemble femminili. Pubblicato nel volume II della collana Virgo Vox Contemporanea, edito da Ars Publica. Registrato nel mese di giugno del 2022, presso la sacrestia della Chiesa di S.Antonio Abate a Milano Registrazione e audio editing: Edoardo Lambertenghi  

piano: Vinka Račić A part of the choir's winning performance at 56th Croatian Youth Music Festival held in May 2013 in Varaždin. contact: www.facebook.com/m.marulic.choir m.marulic_choir@yahoo.com

► Complete playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKXwvyq1q-ei686IXjKeI2OkaKuiOb5WE Open a'cappella concert, 29 January 2019, Hall of the Main Building of the Gdańsk University of Technology Performer: Academic Choir of the Gdańsk University...  more► Complete playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKXwvyq1q-ei686IXjKeI2OkaKuiOb5WE Open a'cappella concert, 29 January 2019, Hall of the Main Building of the Gdańsk University of Technology Performer: Academic Choir of the Gdańsk University of Technology (AChPG) Conductor: Mariusz Mróz Audio and editing: Bartłomiej 'Przymrozek' Mróz, Jan Cychnerski -------------------------------------------------- FB: https://facebook.com/achpg www: https://chor.pg.edu.pl/en  

East Central University Chorale Performing "O Süsser Mai" By Johannes Brahms Directed by Dr. Steven Walker Accompanied by Mr. Rudy Lupinski

Chicagoland Voices Winter Concert January 19, 2014 Jason KriGas, Director Kathryn Polyack, Accompanist If Music Be The Food of Love by David Dickau

Coro de Filosofía y LEtras de la UBA, dir: Andrés Aciar

Plano Chamber Chorus Ralph Stannard, conductor Zachary J. Moore, composer Robert Burns, poet

Barrie Cabena's "Prayer of St. Francis", performed by The Larkin Singers under the direction of Matthew Larkin. Fire & Light, September 11, 2010, Christ Church Deer Park, Toronto.

We are a non-audition choir, open to all. We rehearse at the Bernie Grant Arts Centre on Tuesday evenings from 7.30pm to 9.30pm. We aim to unite and represent our community through our joy of singing. The choir has over sixty singers rehearsing each w...  moreWe are a non-audition choir, open to all. We rehearse at the Bernie Grant Arts Centre on Tuesday evenings from 7.30pm to 9.30pm. We aim to unite and represent our community through our joy of singing. The choir has over sixty singers rehearsing each week and the main focus in rehearsals is preparation for performances. These performances can take the form of concerts and appearances in festivals and other events in the local community.  

Volti, Robert Geary, conductor. 5/6/12 performance VOLTI: SOPRANO Yuhi Aizawa Combatti Lindsey McLennan Diana Pray TJ ToGasaki Christa Tumlinson ALTO Marjorie Gömez Verah Graham Emily Ryan Celeste Winant Jessica Winn TENOR Artyom Chelba...  moreVolti, Robert Geary, conductor. 5/6/12 performance VOLTI: SOPRANO Yuhi Aizawa Combatti Lindsey McLennan Diana Pray TJ ToGasaki Christa Tumlinson ALTO Marjorie Gömez Verah Graham Emily Ryan Celeste Winant Jessica Winn TENOR Artyom Chelbayev Michael Eisenberg Paul Ingraham Roderick Lowe Eric Tuan BASS Jeff Bennett Sidney Chen E.E. "Chip Grant IV Philip Saunders Cole Thomason-Redus Artistic Director: Robert Geeary Executive Director: Barbara Heroux Composer in Residence: Mark Winges Artistic Advisor: Sidney Chen Delusional Paths is a setting of five Stephen Crane poems concerned with paths and destinations. Here paths taken lead to unexpected places. Carefully considered goals prove to be illusive, unattainable, or not what they seemed. Expectations of preconceived outcomes prove futile ("I saw a man"), naively optimistic ("A learned man"), foolhardy ("There was set before me a mighty hill"), or at best unrealistic ("The wayfarer"). In "Once, I knew a fine song" the path is...    less