The Grace University Chorale has now been around for over 5 decades – although just 5 conductors have directed it thus far, a sign of consistency for this 40-voice ensemble that has performed internationally in other countries including Germany, Australia...  moreThe Grace University Chorale has now been around for over 5 decades – although just 5 conductors have directed it thus far, a sign of consistency for this 40-voice ensemble that has performed internationally in other countries including Germany, Australia, and Austria.  

Cantores Celestes women's Choir Kelly Galbraith ~ Director Stephen Tam - Flute Kate Carver - Piano Matthew Coons ~ Organ Emperor Quartet: The Emperor Quartet Jef ten Kortenaar & Clare Pellerin, violins Kathleen Kajioka, viola Stephen Buck, cel...  moreCantores Celestes women's Choir Kelly Galbraith ~ Director Stephen Tam - Flute Kate Carver - Piano Matthew Coons ~ Organ Emperor Quartet: The Emperor Quartet Jef ten Kortenaar & Clare Pellerin, violins Kathleen Kajioka, viola Stephen Buck, cello www.cantorescelestes.com Dec 2, 2017  

We are a lively and fun-loving chorus who sing a Cappella four part close harmony. Based in Winchester, the chorus currently has about 40 members of all ages who come from across Southern Hampshire. We continue to meet regularly via Zoom while we're un...  moreWe are a lively and fun-loving chorus who sing a Cappella four part close harmony. Based in Winchester, the chorus currently has about 40 members of all ages who come from across Southern Hampshire. We continue to meet regularly via Zoom while we're unable to gather face to face. The chorus has competed locally, nationally and on occasion internationally, as well as entertaining local audiences at public and private events. We are affiliated to the Ladies Association of British Barbershop Singers (LABBS). If you think you might like to join us please contact Kathy via join@WinchesterACappella.org.uk.  less

RJC Chorale sings in Calgary Alberta for students at Menno Simons Christian School. The first part of the song got cut off - sorry.

Half of California’s school music programs have been canceled in the last eight years. This is removing an important tool for childhood development. Below, we will look at how singing helps brain development and how to pick up the slack where t...

EUCHO is a community Choir based in Scenery Park, East London, under the leadership of Mr S Sonanze as the Director and Mr M Zenani as the Chorus Manager. Our aspiration is to take township choral singing to Higher a level. We are also aiming at focusing ...  moreEUCHO is a community Choir based in Scenery Park, East London, under the leadership of Mr S Sonanze as the Director and Mr M Zenani as the Chorus Manager. Our aspiration is to take township choral singing to Higher a level. We are also aiming at focusing more on choral projects and concerts than competitions so that our singers enjoy singing and get compensated for engaging in the Choir. Choir members are taught Theory and History of music for free.  

Cantores Celestes women's Choir Kelly Galbraith Director Paul Halley's Freedom Trilogy Matthew Coons Organist Ellen Meyer Pianist Orly Bitov Cellist Jennifer Harewood-Kokoue soloist Lynette Evans Percussion Colleen Jenkins Percussion Laura Webs...  moreCantores Celestes women's Choir Kelly Galbraith Director Paul Halley's Freedom Trilogy Matthew Coons Organist Ellen Meyer Pianist Orly Bitov Cellist Jennifer Harewood-Kokoue soloist Lynette Evans Percussion Colleen Jenkins Percussion Laura Webster Percussion Concert: May 3, 2014 25th Anniversary Concert  

Jungle Drum, as performed by the Drakensberg Boys Choir on Wednesday 9 March. Composed by Emilíana Torrini

The School of Hard Knocks and Latrobe Valley Community Choir proudly present NO EXCUSES! Latrobe Valley project   No Excuses! Latrobe Valley aims to bring the Latrobe Valley Community together through music, to help build awareness of issues aroun...

Da Nobis Pacem, Domine - Composed by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy. As Performed by the Drakensberg Boys Choir on Wednesday 20 April 2011.