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Bedford Choral Society
Formed in 1867, the Bedford Choral Society is one of the oldest established Choral societies in the United Kingdom.
A thriving local choir, the Bedford Choral Society performs three or four times each year - usually in Bedford's historic Corn Exchange.... moreFormed in 1867, the Bedford Choral Society is one of the oldest established Choral societies in the United Kingdom.
A thriving local choir, the Bedford Choral Society performs three or four times each year - usually in Bedford's historic Corn Exchange. We have approximately 130 full-time members - with singers from other local choirs joining us on occasions for particular concerts.
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Gotham Rock Choir
GOTHAM ROCK CHOIR is New York City’s first non-auditioned community choir devoted to Rock, Pop, Motown & Broadway. Founded in 2009, Gotham Rock Choir was formed to provide an outlet for singers of all levels and backgrounds to explore contemporary mus... moreGOTHAM ROCK CHOIR is New York City’s first non-auditioned community choir devoted to Rock, Pop, Motown & Broadway. Founded in 2009, Gotham Rock Choir was formed to provide an outlet for singers of all levels and backgrounds to explore contemporary music in a supportive, fun, uplifting environment, to provide an alternative to the city’s many traditional choirs and to provide much-needed sense of “cool” to Choral singing.
Each week, a diverse group of New Yorkers from all walks of life–ranging from show business professionals to avid shower singers–gather at a professional rehearsal studio in Midtown Manhattan to belt out an eclectic mix of music in stunning 4-part harmony in preparation for a final concert held at an off-Broadway theatre. Many of our singers also choose to perform in our “Gotham Rock Choir: Unplugged” cabaret evenings, which give our members the opportunity to work on their own favorite tunes for performance at one of the city’s most famous cabaret venues. Over the years, Gotham Rock Choi... less
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New Choral Music!
Greetings fellow Choral educators!
Please feel free to click on the links below to hear some of my latest Choral music. Send me an email if you would like some sheet music (great prices)! I’m also accepting four more commissions...
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Performing the marching song of our choir: Sister Suffragette
I watched Mary Poppins at least a dozen times, which explains the name of my Musical choir. Wait for it.. The Merry Poppins. Last Sunday we performed in Café De Pianist in Amsterdam. That's me in the bottom right corner playing and conducting :)
We per... moreI watched Mary Poppins at least a dozen times, which explains the name of my Musical choir. Wait for it.. The Merry Poppins. Last Sunday we performed in Café De Pianist in Amsterdam. That's me in the bottom right corner playing and conducting :)
We performed songs from Musicals such as Hair, Fiddler on the Roof, Sister Act, and of course Mary Poppins. This is Sister Suffragette, the marching song of our choir.
Check out our Amsterdam choir:
https://singwell.eu/choir-the-merry-poppins/
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Summit Choral Society
The mission of the Summit Choral Society is to produce and present quality performances of distinguished Choral music for the enrichment, enjoyment, and education of our singers, our patrons and the Greater Akron community - and beyond! We believe that ar... moreThe mission of the Summit Choral Society is to produce and present quality performances of distinguished Choral music for the enrichment, enjoyment, and education of our singers, our patrons and the Greater Akron community - and beyond! We believe that artistically excellent performances of beautiful music – presented with enthusiasm, energy, and insight – provide artistic experiences that have broad appeal and enrich the lives of performers and listeners alike.
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Tenebrae
Founded and directed by former King's Singer Nigel Short, this award-winning choir performs with passion and precision covering repertoire from Poulenc, Rachmaninoff, James MacMillan, John Tavener, Joby Talbot and Alexander Levine to renaissance masterpie... moreFounded and directed by former King's Singer Nigel Short, this award-winning choir performs with passion and precision covering repertoire from Poulenc, Rachmaninoff, James MacMillan, John Tavener, Joby Talbot and Alexander Levine to renaissance masterpieces and romantic part-songs which are all further enhanced by the choir’s dramatic use of movement around the performing space. Tenebrae continues to collaborate with orchestras such as the London Symphony, the Royal Philharmonic, The Chamber Orchestra of Europe and the Scottish Ensemble. less
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David Rain: "Where then could pain find a hold?" (sung by Matthew Curtis)
I have dedicated this song to health care workers and other courageous COVID-19 workers around the world. THANK YOU!
"Where then could pain find a hold?" is a Musical plea for reconciliation addressed to those (individuals, groups, nations) who find t... moreI have dedicated this song to health care workers and other courageous COVID-19 workers around the world. THANK YOU!
"Where then could pain find a hold?" is a Musical plea for reconciliation addressed to those (individuals, groups, nations) who find themselves in conflict.
I would like to acknowledge pianist Fred Hersch whose magical playing of Billy Joel's "And so it goes" in the middle of an Ottawa winter inspired me to start worKing on this piece.
I would like to thank my Ottawa singing friends in the "Ad hoc Chorale" for testing out this piece in one of our informal workshops and offering valuable comments.
I would also like to acknowledge the a cappella choir that I sing in, The Stairwell Carollers, and our director Pierre Massie, for their Musical inspiration these past 27 years.
And with deepest appreciation to my brother Adam Rain and my friend Geneviève Lajoie for their invaluable support throughout my composing journey.
NB: choirs interested in obtaining copies of the score can conta... less
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St Laurence Catford
Our small but talented choir consists mainly of young people. All choir members receive a first-rate Musical education.
There has been a long tradition of Musical excellence at St Laurence’s. The original church, built in the 1880s, had a strong choir ... moreOur small but talented choir consists mainly of young people. All choir members receive a first-rate Musical education.
There has been a long tradition of Musical excellence at St Laurence’s. The original church, built in the 1880s, had a strong choir of men and boys who took part in the Festival of Britain services in 1951.
When the new church was opened in 1968, the Musical tradition continued. A new Walker organ was installed in the church, using some pipework from the old organ and Directors of Music have included David Sanger, Professor Roger Wibberley, Paul Dewhurst, Tom Fowkes, Marcus Wibberley, Iain Simcock and Andrew Ibbotson. The current Director of Music is Huw Morgan.
Girls were first admitted to the choir some ten years ago, but the choir remains unique in this part of south-east London in that it continues to use only trebles (girls and boys) on the top line. The lower parts are provided by volunteer adults from the local community. Young people receive an excellent Musical education, and ... less