poem by Robert Burns music by David Dickau directed by Richard Janzen performed by RJC Chorale

Richard Janzen, director Jason Lai, clarinet arranged by Stephen Hatfield Filmed in the little white church at the Rosthern Museum and Mennonite Interpretive Centre, on the campus of Rosthern Junior College High School.

Richard Janzen, director Jason Lai, clarinet Video by Craig Bauman Audio Engineering by Zac Schellenberg Sound Mixing by Brandon Janzen Filmed in Marysburg Assumption Church, Marysburg, Saskatchewan, Canada

The Antidotum Choir from Kielce, Poland, is a group of Friends who love to sing and dared to reach for a dream and in 2009 created a Choir as a remedy – hence Antidote- for everyday duties. During Choir recruiting there was no audition, skills assessme...  moreThe Antidotum Choir from Kielce, Poland, is a group of Friends who love to sing and dared to reach for a dream and in 2009 created a Choir as a remedy – hence Antidote- for everyday duties. During Choir recruiting there was no audition, skills assessment or notes reading required. Positive energy and desire to sing was all that mattered. Conductor Ewa Robak, PhD agreed to lead this unusually formed group. Her professionalism helped overcome doubts and proved that amateur singing can astonish both performers and their listeners. This exciting and full of surprises adventure continues today with well-received concerts, charity performances and Piesniobrania – sing-alongs with city residents joining Antidotum in squares and concert halls. The Choir’s repertoire includes choral classics, adapted folk songs, unconventional arrangements of contemporary pop songs, as well as patriotic and religious pieces. Two years ago Choir members started taking part in regional Choir competitions and since they won seve...    less

For more information please check our website: The Brazilian Virtual Choir Lab The Brazilian Virtual Choir Lab is a 3-month course that will meet once a week and is designed to enhance all students’ musical, creative and expressive qualities. Each ...

2020 Ocean Grove Virtual Choir Project: Great Auditorium Virtual Men's Choir Jason C. Tramm, Dir. of Music Ministries Ronald Naldi, Tenor Soloist Gordon Turk, Organ Crispian Fordham, Flute Natasha Loomis, Flute Quinton Tramm, Sound/Video Prem...  more2020 Ocean Grove Virtual Choir Project: Great Auditorium Virtual Men's Choir Jason C. Tramm, Dir. of Music Ministries Ronald Naldi, Tenor Soloist Gordon Turk, Organ Crispian Fordham, Flute Natasha Loomis, Flute Quinton Tramm, Sound/Video Premiered: June 21, 2020 www.Oceangrove.org  

The Concert Choir and Alumni perform "A Celtic Blessing" after a concert in 2012. This is an MUCC tradition.

Richard Janzen, director Audrey Falk Janzen, piano Emma Gillingham, solo Video by Craig Bauman Audio Engineering by Zac Schellenberg Sound Mixing by Brandon Janzen Filmed in Marysburg Assumption Church, Marysburg, Saskatchewan, Canada

By completing this form - https://bit.ly/TLMOD-CH - you will be registering for the Virtual Choir of 2022 and you can also access the possibility of singing the works of Santiago Veros at Carnegie Hall in April 2023. Scores available: https://bit.ly/LMOD-MS "

This time we present a truly Virtual Choir in the Virtual cathedral - with 360° video and audio! We recommend listening on a smartphone with headphones via the YouTube app! Then the immersive impressions are the best :) After the last premiere of the ...  moreThis time we present a truly Virtual Choir in the Virtual cathedral - with 360° video and audio! We recommend listening on a smartphone with headphones via the YouTube app! Then the immersive impressions are the best :) After the last premiere of the You Raise Me Up recording, the Academic Choir of the Gdańsk University of Technology worked intensively on the next choral song. This time we went a step further – we created a truly Virtual Choir in the Virtual cathedral. The recording was made in 360° technology, which means that we can listen and watch both sound and image in the full sphere. To capture the full effect, it's best to listen to this presentation in headphones on your smartphone. You can then feel like inside the old temple surrounded by sound from everywhere.  less