The Horizons Project Choir is a Pretoria based chamber choir which specializes in the performance of Choral music written by young South African composers. The aim of the Horizons Project is not simply to stimulate the creation of new South African Choral...  moreThe Horizons Project Choir is a Pretoria based chamber choir which specializes in the performance of Choral music written by young South African composers. The aim of the Horizons Project is not simply to stimulate the creation of new South African Choral music; but to stimulate the creation of a new generation of South African Choral composers. There are 2 projects a year, each one focusing on a different genre of Choral compositions. The Choir consists of 24 hand-picked singers. By inviting specific ‘head-hunted’ singers to join the choir and not just having open public auditions, allows us to hold an extremely high level of musicianship, technical ability and an exclusivity that makes our sound unique. The choir is conducted and directed by Pieter Bezuidenhout ​  less

Soloists: Petra Jurič, Antonela Pilić Burić, Marijana Markotić, Lana Ćebo, Jelena Grubišić-Čabo A part of the choir's performance at the International Choral Competition of Folcloristic Music ADRIA CANTAT 2016, awarded Golden Prize and 1st Place in the r...  moreSoloists: Petra Jurič, Antonela Pilić Burić, Marijana Markotić, Lana Ćebo, Jelena Grubišić-Čabo A part of the choir's performance at the International Choral Competition of Folcloristic Music ADRIA CANTAT 2016, awarded Golden Prize and 1st Place in the respective category. Recorded on May 28, 2016, in the Croatian National Theatre in Šibenik. camera operator: Monika Kasalo recording and production: Bernard Kahle - b.kahle@yahoo.com www.facebook.com/BKrecordings  

This is a Choral setting of 'Nimrod' from Sir Edward Elgar's Enigma Variations, arranged by John Cameron. It was recorded during rehearsal for the recital of 'Sacred Choral Classics' given by St Peter's Singers on Saturday 14th March 2009 in the church o...  moreThis is a Choral setting of 'Nimrod' from Sir Edward Elgar's Enigma Variations, arranged by John Cameron. It was recorded during rehearsal for the recital of 'Sacred Choral Classics' given by St Peter's Singers on Saturday 14th March 2009 in the church of St Michael and All Angels, Thornhill, near Dewsbury, West Yorkshire. The choir is directed by Dr Simon Lindley. More details of St Peter's Singers' forthcoming series of concerts, recitals and services, together with audio clips from recent performances and CD recordings, may be found at www.stpeters-singers.org.uk  less

"DREAM LAND" on a poem by Christina Rossetti by Swiss/Italian composer Ivo Antognini East Carolina University Chamber Singers Dr. Andrew Crane, conductor Peace Presbyterian Church - Winterville NC - USA April 30th, 2013 ***WORLD PREMIERE***

A part of the choir's performance at the International Choral Competition of Folcloristic Music ADRIA CANTAT 2016, awarded Golden Prize and 1st Place in the respective category. Recorded on May 28, 2016, in the Croatian National Theatre in Šibenik. camer...  moreA part of the choir's performance at the International Choral Competition of Folcloristic Music ADRIA CANTAT 2016, awarded Golden Prize and 1st Place in the respective category. Recorded on May 28, 2016, in the Croatian National Theatre in Šibenik. camera operator: Monika Kasalo recording and production: Bernard Kahle - b.kahle@yahoo.com www.facebook.com/BKrecordings  

We are young Choral group who propagate the gospel via music. You can find us at Kumasi - Ghana.

We are young Choral group who propagate the gospel via music. You can find us at Kumasi - Ghana.

meeting music with the Choral Association Salzburg gladly welcome choirs from all over the world to the capital of music for the event of the 4th Salzburg International Choral Celebration and CompetitionJune 15-18, 2023 in Salzburg, Austria. Let’...

There Will Come Soft Rains Ivo Antognini (b.1963) St. Nektarios Greek Orthodox Church, Charlotte NC March 2012 East Carolina University Chamber Singers Dr. Andrew Crane, Conductor

Taken from Psalm 51, a Latin setting of King David's lament and expression of praise. Sung by the Kirkland Choral society on December 6, 2015.