Looking for a sunny, happy Song for your concert? This unaccompanied SATB setting of The Peanut Vendor will light up your choir and have audiences sitting on the edge of their seats! Here's a computer playback to give you an idea. The sh...
Gentleman's Rule is Based in Chicago, this 10-man a cappella group is working hard in the studio and on stage to prepare to launch this fall! Go show us some Love on our official website, facebook, and twitter. http://www.gentlemansrule.com http://www.f... more
Still looking for the proper Song to sing in a Choral Celebration and event around the world? Find some of the best of contemporary choral works or tuneful Italian music. For Female Choirs, have a look at these: - Veni Sancte Spiritus by Guido...
Since 1975, the United States has welcomed over 3 million refugees according to the U.S. Department of State’s Refugee Processing Center. Each year the President, in consultation with Congress, determines the numerical ceiling for refugee...
The Choir of King's College, Cambridge sing John Rutter's "Dormi Jesu". This was its first performance - 1998. Love the unexpected ending.
Choriosity - the acapella pop choir in the YMCA in Ulm, Germany! We are a non-professional choir of young people and we Love the challenges of great acapella music :) Visit us on www.choriosity.de and www.facebook.com/choriosity. Choriosity - Der Aca... more
during Holy Family Parish's (Kamias, QC) NOTES TO MARY, A music festival in honor of the month of the rosary.. October 27, 2012
指揮:連芳貝 / 鋼琴:陳丹怡 "化作千縷微風"為日本作家兼歌手新井滿改編自911時追憶罹難者的英語詩歌"A Thousand Winds",由聲樂家秋川雅史演唱,並在2007年日本NHK跨年年度節目紅白大賽中一唱成名,成為日本流行音樂史上首度成為銷售冠軍的古典聲樂歌曲。歌詞訴說著逝者安慰生者的深情話語,溫柔的旋律,款款道出亡者心願,逝者已遠,幻滅的形體化作一縷縷微風,吹過原野,越過山岳,穿過林間,掀起水面波瀾,與大自然融為一體,思念之時請別哭泣,仔細感受,滋潤大地的空氣水與陽光,處處是我的關照與祝... more
The Shrewsbury Theatre Singers is a new and exciting choir that started in September 2021. Sessions run on Tuesdays 5:30-7pm during term time, a length of 12 weeks. Open to anyone (age 8+ to adult) with a Love of musical theatre, the group works on excel... more
[A version of this article first appeared as a post on my blog From the Front of the Choir] You work on a Song in choir week after week, but slowly things seem to get worse. You worry about getting the words right, you can’t seem to re...