A NON DENOMINATIONAL Singing GROUP WITH ITS HEADQUATERS AT JAMASI IN THE ASHANTI REGION of GHANA AND IS MADE UP of MEMBERS FROM DIFFERENT DISTRICTS WITHIN THE ASHANTI REGION of GHANA
Calling All Lounge Singers! THECHO!R Founding Artistic Director Dr Jonathon Welch AM Isolation isn’t stopping THECHO!R from Singing! THECHO!R has moved its rehearsals online. Repertoire includes popular music, world music, 1920’s music to ...
Rosthern Junior College Chorale and Canadian Mennonite University Chamber Choir in performance in April, 2009. This is a fabulous arrangment by Tony Funk of Stuart Townend's beautiful piece.
8 young enthousiastic singers, all sharing the same passion: Singing! The @hoc singers have a great fresh sound! Visit our facebook site to learn more about this fantastic group... of... more ollow">https://www.facebook.com/AdhocSingers
Member of the Barbershop Harmony Society since 1960. Mainly a show-oriented group, we also enter district competition once a year. Our mission: Singing and sharing barbershop harmony for enjoyment and good will.
Acappella Grup 34 was founded on 15th June 2004 in İstanbul with the participation of experienced amateur choristers who have set their hearts on polyphonic music with the aim of performing acappella choir music,lack of which is percieved in Turkey and ba... more ollow">https://www.facebook.com... less
Piccolo Lasso, directed by Ite O’Donovan, is the junior section of The Lassus Scholars, catering for boys and girls aged eight to fifteen. Members receive specialised training in sight-Singing, notation and theory, vocal technique, interpretation and repe... more
Professional vocal quintet from Seville (Spain), specialized on Renaissance and Baroque vocal music. First spanish vocal group about Singing the complete catalogue of Madrigals by Monteverdi.
Almost everybody I’ve come across wants to sing higher, myself included.Low voices want to sing higher. High voices want to sing even higher. BenefitsAs if people need to be reminded of the benefits of Singing higher! They may seem obvious ...