La Chorale CasaSawt sous la direction de son chef de chœur Adnane Matrone, chante lors de sa participation au dixième Symposium Mondial de chant choral à Séoul en 2014. Arirang est la chanson traditionnelle et folklorique de la musique coréenne la plus...  moreLa Chorale CasaSawt sous la direction de son chef de chœur Adnane Matrone, chante lors de sa participation au dixième Symposium Mondial de chant choral à Séoul en 2014. Arirang est la chanson traditionnelle et folklorique de la musique coréenne la plus connue et la plus populaire aussi bien en Corée qu'à l'étranger, arrangée ici par Adnane Matrone.  

Some Ogden Nash silliness - Whitacre's Animal Crackers, narrated by Val Liske. Sung during our "Stars are with the Voyager" New York send-off event on March 16, 2014.

Recorded at our anniversary concert on 29 November 2014 at Normansfield Theatre. For more information about us check out our website at www.northkingstonchoir.org.uk.

The Harrisburg men have been entertaining central PA audiences for 65 years. Much of the music we sing is arranged in the barbershop style. Along with entertaining our local audience KCC competes in the Mid Atlantic District of the Barbershop Harmony So...  moreThe Harrisburg men have been entertaining central PA audiences for 65 years. Much of the music we sing is arranged in the barbershop style. Along with entertaining our local audience KCC competes in the Mid Atlantic District of the Barbershop Harmony Society and is a consistent champion in our Division. KCC also promotes quartet singing as well as a cappella singing among the youth in our region. Rehearsals are Tuesday evenings 7pm and are always open for visitors so feel free to visit to find out more and to see if our group is right for you.  less

A new carol for Christmas with music by David W. Solomons and Text by Thomas Clarke. This setting for Christmas represents the cold of a Northern winter (the cruel wind blows) although of course the actual events took place in rather warmer climes. ...  moreA new carol for Christmas with music by David W. Solomons and Text by Thomas Clarke. This setting for Christmas represents the cold of a Northern winter (the cruel wind blows) although of course the actual events took place in rather warmer climes. It also reflects much of the liturgical and popular symbolism of the Christmas season: robins, holly etc and it brings our thoughts towards the season of Easter with the blood of Good Friday.  

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Music: John Rutter Lyrics: F.S. Pierpoint Performed by Universitair Koor Antwerpen at their Christmas Concert "Christmas Carols With A Twist" on December 16, 2014.

Taken from Never a Brighter Star, a Christmas Concert November 17, 2018, Aula Simfonia Jakarta Sing We Now of Christmas Music based on the French Carol “Noel Nouvelet”, Arranged by Mark Hayes

The Noblemen is a men’s Chorus ensemble and open to all men in the University community from all disciplines that love to sing and enjoy camaraderie through great music. Music from every music epoch will be performed from serious to more pop/contemporary ...  moreThe Noblemen is a men’s Chorus ensemble and open to all men in the University community from all disciplines that love to sing and enjoy camaraderie through great music. Music from every music epoch will be performed from serious to more pop/contemporary a cappella forms. This ensemble is offered every fall and spring semester, and satisfies the fine arts requirement when enrolled for a minimum of three semesters.  

Dedicated to apathetic, willfully ignorant people everywhere. "I don’t know. I don’t care." Mobile for SATB Chorus unaccompanied Music by STANLEY M. HOFFMAN (b. 1959) (BMI) With apologies to J. S. BACH (1680–1750) Based loosely on “Prelude in C Major...  moreDedicated to apathetic, willfully ignorant people everywhere. "I don’t know. I don’t care." Mobile for SATB Chorus unaccompanied Music by STANLEY M. HOFFMAN (b. 1959) (BMI) With apologies to J. S. BACH (1680–1750) Based loosely on “Prelude in C Major” from \ The Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 1 (BWV 846, No. 1)