Fanfare - arr. Martin Shaw From The Les Sirènes Summer Concert - 26/06/11.

From Sunset Concert "Sacred Music in a Sacred Place" 8th International Festival of The Aegean, Syros 2012. 

St Nicholas orthodox church

 Corfu Children's Choir, Christina Kalliaridou conducting

Music and Symphony in The College of Engineering and Architecture Advisers: Engr. Erwin Posadas Engr. Corazon Ocampo Engr. Marc Ramde Gonzales Architect Lasaga (pioneer batch) Engr. Des Binwag (after CEA-PAS) Conductors: Mary Raqu...  moreMusic and Symphony in The College of Engineering and Architecture Advisers: Engr. Erwin Posadas Engr. Corazon Ocampo Engr. Marc Ramde Gonzales Architect Lasaga (pioneer batch) Engr. Des Binwag (after CEA-PAS) Conductors: Mary Raquel Flora May Estioco Armando Villoria Alvin Dennis Dumasing Trainors and Consultants: Mr. Robert "BOBBY" Quintin Ms. Maria Theresa Villena Atty. Erik Donn Ignacio updates coming soon..  

Full Circle Women's Choir singing Come, Pretty Love by Joan Szymko. The audio was recorded at our Spring Concert, "Fire" on Friday, May 4, 2011.

Second Concert. Year 2013

Sheffield Chamber Choir directed by Robert Webb from a Concert given at St Luke's, Lodge Moor, Sheffield on 24th September 2011 in aid of Tear Fund

Ubi Caritas - Ola Gjeilo EnChor Chamber Choir - Heaven and Earth Concert October 2012

Cape Town Youth Choir (formerly Pro Cantu): "Emarabini" Conductor: Leon Starker Arr. Leon Starker Soloists: Kate Farquharson & Hlumelo Marepula Performed at Hugo Lambrechts Auditorium, Cape Town (16th July 2013) in a joint Concert with The Whiffenpoo...  moreCape Town Youth Choir (formerly Pro Cantu): "Emarabini" Conductor: Leon Starker Arr. Leon Starker Soloists: Kate Farquharson & Hlumelo Marepula Performed at Hugo Lambrechts Auditorium, Cape Town (16th July 2013) in a joint Concert with The Whiffenpoofs of Yale Emarabini South African Traditional "This is a traditional Xhosa song about an orphan. The song asks "who will look after this child, for it is truly without parents?" eMarabini is sung with a new meaning today as South Africa's orphan population continues to increase due to The HIV/AIDS epidemic. The feeling behind this song is driven by a sense of hope raTher than despair; as it was sung to win past struggles, it is now sung to overcome present struggles as well." Program notes from "Up To Our Ears" on http://listentolydia.wordpress.com/ Website: www.ctyc.co.za Facebook: www.facebook.com/CapeTownYouthChoir Twitter: @capetownChoir Music available for purchase on iTunes  less

Mabe Ladies Choir singing Here Comes The Sun by George Harrison (arr Alan Billingsley) in Concert at Truro Methodist Church on 23 August 2013. Video Recorded by Collin Chivers

A recent performance by The UH Moores Concert Chorale under The direction of Dr. Betsy Weber at The University of Houston Moores Opera House. "Les Quatrains Valaisans" are a set of poems by Rainer Maria Rilke in which he expresses his poetic admiration ...  moreA recent performance by The UH Moores Concert Chorale under The direction of Dr. Betsy Weber at The University of Houston Moores Opera House. "Les Quatrains Valaisans" are a set of poems by Rainer Maria Rilke in which he expresses his poetic admiration of The Valais Region of Switzerland while he was living There. Out of a set of 5 poems set to music, two are performed here: III. Vois-tu, là-haut IV. Quel calme nocturne