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The singers who didn’t like warm ups (and what became of them)
[A version of this article first appeared as a post on my blog From the Front of the Choir]
Once upon a time there were two singers: Olga and Little Erik. They did not like Choir warm ups. Olga always came late so she could avoid them. Littl...
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MARVELOUS OVERTURE by Marvelous Inspirational Choir
A powerful rendition by the Marvelous Inspirational Choir at the Marvelous Praise 2019
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KCKCC Chamber Choir
MISSION STATEMENT
The primary objective of the Choral Music Program at KCKCC is to educate students through the stylistic variety and tonal diversity of the choral genre, based on historical precedent. This objective is achieved by exposing students to m... moreMISSION STATEMENT
The primary objective of the Choral Music Program at KCKCC is to educate students through the stylistic variety and tonal diversity of the choral genre, based on historical precedent. This objective is achieved by exposing students to music of different nationalities and/or cultures and their commitment to recreate a unique tone quality that identifies with the cultural environment of each composition.
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I am the secret fire in all things (Ratledge) Samford A Cappella Choir at Florilege
The Samford University A Cappella Choir singing "I am the secret fire in all things" by John Ratledge at the Florilege Vocal de Tours: International Song Competition, May 25-27, 2012. Philip Copeland, conductor. This piece was commissioned for Philip Cope... moreThe Samford University A Cappella Choir singing "I am the secret fire in all things" by John Ratledge at the Florilege Vocal de Tours: International Song Competition, May 25-27, 2012. Philip Copeland, conductor. This piece was commissioned for Philip Copeland and the Samford A Cappella Choir and premiered at the competition.
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He Tamaiti ō te Ao Tukupū (T Komene)
Takerei Komene’s 'He Tamaiti ō te Ao Tukupū' is a celebration of birth, rejoicing in its chaos and the process of creation. This new commission revolves around the creation of a person with endless potential. The text centres on a well-know whakatauki or ... moreTakerei Komene’s 'He Tamaiti ō te Ao Tukupū' is a celebration of birth, rejoicing in its chaos and the process of creation. This new commission revolves around the creation of a person with endless potential. The text centres on a well-know whakatauki or proverb:
Whāia te iti kahurangi, ki te tuohu koe, me he maunga teitei
[Seek that which you treasure most – if you must bow your head, let it be to the loftiest of mountains]
A mihi pepeha, hailing the fabrics of space and the throes of the heart, is joined by the organ – a giant celestial factory, chaotic and cacophonous, with great starry arms placing pieces into unique moulds forming the fragments of the final section of the work – a mighty invocation of the whakatauki. less
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NNSU Academic Choir - La Bamba (Grand Hall of the Saint Petersburg Philharmonic)
Народный коллектив России Академический Хор Нижегородского государственного университета (ННГУ). Выступление на Международном хоровом фестивале в Санкт-Петербурге 30 мая 2009. Мексиканская народная песня - La Bamba.
Nizhny Novgorod State University Acade... moreНародный коллектив России Академический Хор Нижегородского государственного университета (ННГУ). Выступление на Международном хоровом фестивале в Санкт-Петербурге 30 мая 2009. Мексиканская народная песня - La Bamba.
Nizhny Novgorod State University Academic Choir (NNSU Choir). Performance at the International Choral Festival in Saint Petersburg, 05/30/2009. Mexican Folk Song - La Bamba.
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Evening Bells—Abendglocken—Вечерний звон
Vitaly Filippov (tenor, a member of the Choir)
Recorded May 24, 2005 in the State Historical Museum (Moscow, Red Square)
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The lyrics of the song is Thomas Moor's (1779—1852) "Those Evening B... moreVitaly Filippov (tenor, a member of the Choir)
Recorded May 24, 2005 in the State Historical Museum (Moscow, Red Square)
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The lyrics of the song is Thomas Moor's (1779—1852) "Those Evening Bells" translated by Russian poet Ivan Kozlov (1779—1840).
Those evening bells! Those evening bells!
How many a tale their music tells
of youth, and home and that sweet time,
When last I heard their soothing chime.
Those joyous hours are past away,
And many a heart that then was gay
Within the tomb now darkly dwells
And hears no more these evening bells.
And so 'twill be when I am gone;
That tuneful peal will still ring on
while other bards will walk these dells,
and sing your praise, sweet evening bells. less
