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 http://www.facebook.com/bogaziciJazzchoir http://www.myspace.com/bumcJazzchoir http://www.twitter.com/bogazicicazkoro http://bumkcazkorosu.tumblr.com/ Conductor: Masis Aram Gözbek http://www.facebook.com/masisaramgozbek http://www.myspace.com/masisaramgozbek http:/...    less

The Salt Lake Vocal Artists perform "Los Mareados" by Juan Carlos Cobián/arr. by Liliana Cangiano live in concert on October 31, 2010 in la iglesia de San Jorge, Santurtzi, Spain, under The direction of Dr. Brady Allred. Los Mareados was performed as par...  moreThe Salt Lake Vocal Artists perform "Los Mareados" by Juan Carlos Cobián/arr. by Liliana Cangiano live in concert on October 31, 2010 in la iglesia de San Jorge, Santurtzi, Spain, under The direction of Dr. Brady Allred. Los Mareados was performed as part of The Vocal Artists program for The Tolosa Choral Contest's "Musica Profana" category of competition, in which They were awarded First Prize. Soloist: Aimee Frederick Spain Tour: Oct. 23-Nov. 2, 2010 Los Mareados (Translation) Strange, as if lit up, I found you drinking, pretty and ill fated; You were drinking, and in The din of The champagne crazily you laughed, so as not to cry... Pity I felt at finding you because looking at you I saw your eyes shine with an electric fire, your beautiful eyes that I adored so much. Tonight, my friend, with alcohol we're getting drunk; I don't care if They laugh and call us "tipsy." Everyone has Their sorrows and we have ours. Tonight we will drink because we won...    less

Click here if you love Vocal Jazz: http://www.facebook.com/sharer/sharer.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DI-h0XcnqVVk%26feature%3Dshare&t=Eleanor+Rigby+one-man+choir Like me on Facebook! http://www.facebook.com/pages/Dan-Wright-multit...  moreClick here if you love Vocal Jazz: http://www.facebook.com/sharer/sharer.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DI-h0XcnqVVk%26feature%3Dshare&t=Eleanor+Rigby+one-man+choir Like me on Facebook! http://www.facebook.com/pages/Dan-Wright-multitracks/309402602408932 So this is a song that my Jazz Ensemble recently sung at competition. Jazz doesn't really fit my voice very well, but that doesn't change The fact that I'm in love with it. I also felt like this song would be The perfect opportunity to prove I don't use pitch correction. There is an awful lot of reverb on this song (more than I normally would use), but I figured since There are a few solos you would clearly be able to hear that I don't use any correction software (especially on The 2 soprano solos haha) It would really make my day if you would like, subscribe, and share this with everybody you know. Like I said, no pitch correction was used (or will ever be used). This will most likely be The first and last Vocal Jazz piece I d...    less

Come and sing songs from Jazz to gospel, from old crooners to contemporary pop, from cultures across The world. We welcome everyone – all you need are Vocal cords! Raise The Roof is led by Kirsty Martin. Each term participants have The opportunity to ...  moreCome and sing songs from Jazz to gospel, from old crooners to contemporary pop, from cultures across The world. We welcome everyone – all you need are Vocal cords! Raise The Roof is led by Kirsty Martin. Each term participants have The opportunity to perform in a concert here at The Horniman. Kirsty Martin is a Choral Activist and MD for Hullabaloo Community Quire in Brighton. She is a prolific composer and arranger for community choirs, and travels extensively to share her infectious and joyful funkysoulybluesyfolky Vocal vision with singers nationwide!  less

EMBER is The semi-professional choral Ensemble of Ember Choral Arts. Ember performs its entire season in both New Jersey and New York. Ember Choral Arts focuses on performing and promoting music of living composers, and boasts robust educational outreac...  moreEMBER is The semi-professional choral Ensemble of Ember Choral Arts. Ember performs its entire season in both New Jersey and New York. Ember Choral Arts focuses on performing and promoting music of living composers, and boasts robust educational outreach programs. Ember’s core value is The belief that music has a unique power to affect The human heart and soul.  

We are a new Vocal Group based in The Black Country. We are specifically aimed at experienced singers who want to work quickly in a non-regular rehearsal setting. Imagine a Book Club for Choral singers! Each session every two or three weeks, we will...  moreWe are a new Vocal Group based in The Black Country. We are specifically aimed at experienced singers who want to work quickly in a non-regular rehearsal setting. Imagine a Book Club for Choral singers! Each session every two or three weeks, we will look at a couple of new songs, chosen by differend members of The group, from The whole history of music, form Monvererdi to Madness. We have two experienced conductor/singers who will be happy to lead any session, but all singers will be encouraged to lead Their own song choices if They wish. The aim, in The first intance, is to have fun exploring as much choral repertoire as possible, in a fun and collaborative enviroment. We do not intend to book up concerts straight away - once we've had a few meetings and looked at enough repertoire Then we'll think about performances. Let's work to get The music right first! If you want more information contact us at less

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Advent 2014 Musica Vocal School Maša Simčič - soprano Neja Šavle - alto Aleš Magajne - baritone Luka Trček - bass Robert Feguš - tenor, artistic director http://www.musicaEnsemble.org