This is a Zulu song recorded at our summer concert on July 13th 2014. It translates as: Hush, sleep little baby, Daddy will be home by Dawn, there's a star that will lead you home. It is primarily a lullaby but was also used as a song of hope d...  moreThis is a Zulu song recorded at our summer concert on July 13th 2014. It translates as: Hush, sleep little baby, Daddy will be home by Dawn, there's a star that will lead you home. It is primarily a lullaby but was also used as a song of hope during the apartheid era. Version courtesy of Big Big Sing www.bigbigsing.org. We welcome new members - if you would like to join us have a look at our website http://northkingstonchoir.wix.com/nkc.  

Feeling Good by Nina Simone (excerpt) "Birds flying high You know how I feel Sun in the sky You know how I feel Breeze driftin' on by You know how I feel It's a new Dawn It's a new day It's a new life for me And I'm feeling good" Follow me:...  moreFeeling Good by Nina Simone (excerpt) "Birds flying high You know how I feel Sun in the sky You know how I feel Breeze driftin' on by You know how I feel It's a new Dawn It's a new day It's a new life for me And I'm feeling good" Follow me: Twitter - https://twitter.com/billheigen Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/billheigencomposer Linkedin - http://www.linkedin.com/pub/bill-heigen/65/385/702/en Instagram - https://instagram.com/billheigen/ Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/bill-heigen  less

for this final week of Advent, Brethren brings the traditional Austrian Carol, "Still, Still, Still". May these words give you Peace and hope as we "dream of the joyous day to come"...

[A version of this article first appeared as a post on my blog From the Front of the Choir] the world can be a terrible place sometimes as we’ve seen in the news lately. It’s hard to imagine how a single person can make a difference. Ch...

the Kearsney College Choir performing their world famous "rainstorm" along with Toto's "Africa" at the Pop Choral category in the World Choir Games 2008. the choir consists of school boys (aged 13 -18) currently attending the College. Many choirs have ...  morethe Kearsney College Choir performing their world famous "rainstorm" along with Toto's "Africa" at the Pop Choral category in the World Choir Games 2008. the choir consists of school boys (aged 13 -18) currently attending the College. Many choirs have since copied and adapted our 'storm' sequence.  

From July 15th to 19th 2020, Vienna, the music capital of the world, will be once again the stage for children and youth choirs from all around the world. Under the slogan "Coming together to sing, singing for a better future", the young participants will...

Aequalis Foundation and the International Choral Composition Competition (CICCAG) assisted by IFCM was join the celebration of World Choral Day(december 2018) that commemorated the Centennial of the Armistice of World War I. Singers from all over the wo...

As this tenth anniversary of the events of 9/11 comes to a close, Brethren would like to offer their rendition of "We Shall Walk Through the Valley in Peace". May all of us continue to pray for all who lost their lives, those left behind and may God conti...  moreAs this tenth anniversary of the events of 9/11 comes to a close, Brethren would like to offer their rendition of "We Shall Walk Through the Valley in Peace". May all of us continue to pray for all who lost their lives, those left behind and may God continue to grant us hope and Peace for the future...  

Light a candle, say a prayer, and let's remember those who have gone before us. We're called to rise from the good we've failed to do. May the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God rest in Peace. Amen. #AllSoulsDay, #Remembe...  moreLight a candle, say a prayer, and let's remember those who have gone before us. We're called to rise from the good we've failed to do. May the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God rest in Peace. Amen. #AllSoulsDay, #Rememberance, #Grief, #Hope, #Faith, and #Music. #canzona #viral #fyp  

Filmed by BBC Look North and broadcast on Dec 23rd 2010, this is choir with Director Sally Brown singing Ysaye Barnwell's wonderful song. With thanks to the BBC team.