We have recently relaunched under our new name and recruited new members to triple the size of the choir. We believe that anyone can sing and are an open-access choir - no auditions, all needs catered for. We have just done two small performances after on...  moreWe have recently relaunched under our new name and recruited new members to triple the size of the choir. We believe that anyone can sing and are an open-access choir - no auditions, all needs catered for. We have just done two small performances after only rehearsing for 6 weeks!  

We are an amateur choral group based out of Richardson, Texas in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. We sing a wide variety of music from sacred Christmas, to Broadway and show tunes in the spring.

We're just starting an exciting new opportunity for people to come together to enjoy music and have fun with it in a friendly setting. Members won't need to be able to read music but they will need to be able to sing in tune. We aren't charging a fee ...  moreWe're just starting an exciting new opportunity for people to come together to enjoy music and have fun with it in a friendly setting. Members won't need to be able to read music but they will need to be able to sing in tune. We aren't charging a fee but we'll ask for donations to cover the cost of using the building and we'll find a way to fund the sheet music. Anyone interested - leave a message here or call Susan on 860 237 1887. August 2016  

WE ARE A WELL RENOWNED GOSPEL CHOIR THAT'S RATED NUMBER ONE IN THE LOCAL Community,WE HAVE A VERY TIGHT SPIRITUAL BOND ,ALSO THE NAME SAYS IT ALL WE HEAL THROUGH MUSIC FOR MORE INFO njabulo0915@gmail.com 0677048325(for calls) 0672738932(whatsapp)

Knut Nystedt (born 1915) Immortal Bach A variation of the beginning of Bach's choral "Komm süßer Tod" (BWV 478) which is sung initially: Five Choirs sing the same original music but in different tempi and wait at the end of each phrase. lyrics: K...  moreKnut Nystedt (born 1915) Immortal Bach A variation of the beginning of Bach's choral "Komm süßer Tod" (BWV 478) which is sung initially: Five Choirs sing the same original music but in different tempi and wait at the end of each phrase. lyrics: Komm süßer Tod, komm sel'ge Ruh! Komm, führe mich in Friede. translation: Come sweet death, come celestial ease! Come, lead me in peace. The recording shows the Monteverdi Choir Würzburg with its conductor Matthias Beckert at the memorial concert on March 16, 2008 in the Augustinerkirche commemorating the 63rd anniversary of the bombing of Würzburg. For further information please visit http://www.monteverdi-choir.com  less

Dr. Barlow Bradford conducts the University of Utah Choirs in his own rendition of Sussex Carol at the Libby Gardner Concert hall for the 2012 Christmas Showcase.

Join us for our exciting new term of THECHO!R, starting Wednesday 4th Feb 2015 at 7pm. Melbourne’s largest un-auditioned Community choir led by Dr Jonathon Welch AM. Fantastic performance opportunities and wonderful repertoire. New members welcome. ...

Bogoroditse Devo is a contemporary Russian setting of the classic Hail Mary text. The piece was commissioned by The Rose Ensemble in 2009. It has quickly become a favorite of Choirs and choral music lovers all over the world. This is a MUST HEAR piece,...  moreBogoroditse Devo is a contemporary Russian setting of the classic Hail Mary text. The piece was commissioned by The Rose Ensemble in 2009. It has quickly become a favorite of Choirs and choral music lovers all over the world. This is a MUST HEAR piece, and if you're a mixed choir, a MUST PERFORM piece too!  

[this is a version of a post which first appeared on my blog From the Front of the Choir]   Three years ago, for the first time in over 13 years, I started a choir from scratch. I put a call out to my readers for advice on how to recruit singers t...

 We rehearse on Tuesday nights 7.30-9.30 at Harris Primary Academy, Philip Lane  N15 4AB. The choir is led by Musical Director Nicki Williamson, has a varied and eclectic repertoire and a membership of more than 70 local people. We have ...