Noctis Choir directed by Francis Faux performing I'll Make Music in St Alphege's Church, Bath, UK. Recorded on 6th December 2014. For more information on Noctis please visit their website www.noctischoir.com #SingMotets Recorded by Martin Tom...  moreNoctis Choir directed by Francis Faux performing I'll Make Music in St Alphege's Church, Bath, UK. Recorded on 6th December 2014. For more information on Noctis please visit their website www.noctischoir.com #SingMotets Recorded by Martin Tompkins http://Musicvisuals.co.uk/wp/  

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This video was playing in the background during the finale of the FunkyVoices 2010 Show. Clips taken from various FunkyVoices choir sessions and outside events leading upto the Show compiled to create an emotional climax.

The Gillingham Male Voice Choir in Torquay for the battle of the choirs competition 2011. This video features The Choir singing Kwmbayah which is a famous African spiritual song. The Choir's Musical director is Paul Robinson and the accompanist is Matt Wh...  moreThe Gillingham Male Voice Choir in Torquay for the battle of the choirs competition 2011. This video features The Choir singing Kwmbayah which is a famous African spiritual song. The Choir's Musical director is Paul Robinson and the accompanist is Matt Whitworth. Website: http://gmvc.99k.org  

A modern setting by Max Brockman-More of these very familiar words. Sung here by Bournemouth Male Voice Choir at a concert in Tyneham Church in Dorset on 13th December 2013. Video courtesy of Steve Blowers.

Step into the ethereal world of Gregorian Chant with my new video called "Discover the Divine: Gregorian Chant's Sacred Harmony

A lockdown performance from Canterbury Vocals choirs: Canterbury Ladies Choir, Canterbury Girls Choir and Canterbury Voices. As Long As I Have Music Music by Don Desig Words by Don Besig and Nancy Price http://www.canterburyvocals.co.uk/

We're a choir of about 15 people, singing secular Music from all genres and from all times (from the sixteenth century onwards, that is). And provided that it's a cappella Music. Even within these limits, there's still an awful lot of pieces left ...

Arrangement: Laura Jēkabsone www.laurajekabsone.com Video: Kaspars Teilāns https://www.facebook.com/KasparsTeilansFOTO/ Sound: Gustavs Ērenpreiss Make-up: Ilona Zariņa Style: Ineta Medne- Bernāne Performed by Latvian Voices www.latvianvoices.lv h...  moreArrangement: Laura Jēkabsone www.laurajekabsone.com Video: Kaspars Teilāns https://www.facebook.com/KasparsTeilansFOTO/ Sound: Gustavs Ērenpreiss Make-up: Ilona Zariņa Style: Ineta Medne- Bernāne Performed by Latvian Voices www.latvianvoices.lv https://www.facebook.com/LatvianVoices/ https://open.spotify.com/artist/54mSCDWB34Q2WPfEHWJru5 https://www.instagram.com/latvianvoicesofficial/ https://twitter.com/latvianvoices  

"Kwela Kwela" as sung the University of Pretoria Youth Choir conducted by Lhente-Mari Pitout at their Gala Concert held on 24 September 2011. A joyous exclamation which is set at a wedding, where the groom is being asked: "Where are you hiding the bri...  more"Kwela Kwela" as sung the University of Pretoria Youth Choir conducted by Lhente-Mari Pitout at their Gala Concert held on 24 September 2011. A joyous exclamation which is set at a wedding, where the groom is being asked: "Where are you hiding the bride". Traditional Sesotho South African traditional Music is known for their movement and dancing in their songs, and the UP Youth Choir accentuates this by highlighting the movement in their performance.