(A version of this article first appeared as a post on my blog Choral Clarity) How do we measure success? This, of course, is a lifelong question that stares us in the face every day. This article is far less philosophical, but does perhaps pose a way ...

With more than 11,000 singers on our mailing list, and a performing strength (at London's Royal Albert Hall) of between two and three thousand, TRBC is probably the world's largest community choir. Anyone can join: we present top-quality events and invit...  moreWith more than 11,000 singers on our mailing list, and a performing strength (at London's Royal Albert Hall) of between two and three thousand, TRBC is probably the world's largest community choir. Anyone can join: we present top-quality events and invite everyone to 'come and join in' whether you are a lone tenor or a full SATB choir. As well as singing three times a year at the Royal Albert Hall (including the one-and-only 'Messiah from Scratch' each year), we also run cruises and trips abroad. What are you waiting for? Come and join in!  less

Leatherhead Choral Society sing Whitacre's Seal Lullaby at Leith Hill Musical Festival 2012

EVOCATION 2013: THE ART OF GIVINGDate: 27 October 2013Time: 7.00 pmVenue: School of the Arts Concert HallPrice: $20 (Free Seating) Hi there! EVOKX is back this year for Evocation 2013! EVOKX, founded in 2010 by our Choral director Terrence Toh, compris...

Cloudburst by Eric Whitacre Spring Choral Concert May 5th, 2013

Visit our website for future performances: http://www.classicChoralsociety.org/ Classic Choral Society offers an opportunity to hear Brahms’ Requiem as you (probably) have never heard it before. United Church of Christ 2 Old Dominion Rd. Blooming ...  moreVisit our website for future performances: http://www.classicChoralsociety.org/ Classic Choral Society offers an opportunity to hear Brahms’ Requiem as you (probably) have never heard it before. United Church of Christ 2 Old Dominion Rd. Blooming Grove, NY 10914 58th Annual Spring Concert Janiece Kohler - Artistic Director Johannes Brahms EIN DEUTSCHES REQUIEM Op. 45 (Sung in English) With guest artists Jody Weatherstone, Soprano Jeremy J. Moore, Baritone Ruthanne Schempf & Sylvia Buccelli, Pianists No Tickets Required ~ Donations Welcomed Please like us on facebook. Thank you! https://www.facebook.com/Classic-Chor... Visit our website for future performances: http://www.classicChoralsociety.org/ We are a mixed chorus SATB accompanied by piano, brass or orchestra. This is a wonderful opportunity for the whole family to hear a professional quality performance at no cost/donation. Please invite your family and friends. Videography - Meghan Merschen  less

Vox Grata Women's Choir - Nashville, TN, May 24, 2015 Polly Brecht, Piano

Laura Ann Ross, oboe; John Semingson, piano

On Saturday 21 November 2026 at 7.30pm Kingston Choral Society (KCS) presents Haydn’s beloved Creation in the historic setting of All Saints Church. The choir will be accompanied by celebrated soloists, Ceferina Penny, Jorge Navarro Colorado and Ashley Ri...  moreOn Saturday 21 November 2026 at 7.30pm Kingston Choral Society (KCS) presents Haydn’s beloved Creation in the historic setting of All Saints Church. The choir will be accompanied by celebrated soloists, Ceferina Penny, Jorge Navarro Colorado and Ashley Riches, and The Purcell Orchestra. This will be the seventh KCS Concert featuring Haydn’s beloved tour de force in their 76-year history. But it is notable as it will be the first KCS Creation in the Royal Borough since 1987. More recently in 2013 Andrew Griffiths, the KCS Musical Director, conducted KCS in an acclaimed version at Cadogan Hall. Another special feature is that, for the first time, KCS will sing the work accompanied by The Purcell Orchestra of period instruments, enhancing the colour of music already suffused with awe, delight and humour. For lovers of Haydn’s masterpiece, this is an unmissable event. And for those unfamiliar with it, you are in for an exhilarating ride, as Haydn’s breathtaking musical invention propels us from primal chaos...    less