Spring show 2014

New Music for mezzo-soprano, choir and orchestra composed by me. Solo performance by Lucile Verbizier (mezzo-soprano). Check-out Lucile Verbizier's Facebook page : www.facebook.com/lucileverbiziermezzosoprano Digital sheet Music is available on the w...  moreNew Music for mezzo-soprano, choir and orchestra composed by me. Solo performance by Lucile Verbizier (mezzo-soprano). Check-out Lucile Verbizier's Facebook page : www.facebook.com/lucileverbiziermezzosoprano Digital sheet Music is available on the website ASTURIA Music : www.asturiaMusic.com. Keep tuned to my news on my facebook page : www.facebook.com/anthonysylvestre.composer  

  The Amateur choir Trial Licence allows choir members to make photocopies of works and permits minor arrangements to suit the voices of the choir. The licence is intended to make access to Music easier for choirs, enabling them to make copies wit...

University Great choir-TTU is a Non-Denominational choir that seeks to Evangelize to mankind through choral Music

The School of Hard Knocks Institute is proud to announce the launch of Melbourne International Singers Festival 5 – 10 June 2013 (incorporating Melbourne Eisteddfod June 5-7 2013) Australia's most exciting new Festival for singers of all styles and ...

This is a performance of Reverend Robert Lowry's "Beautiful River" by The Sunday Night Singers with the Palmdale High School Choral Union at the Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod in 2008. Enjoy.

School of Hard Knocks proudly presents Melbourne International Singers Festival, June 7-11 2018 Now in its 9th consecutive year, the 2018 Melbourne International Singers Festival will be led by one of Australia's finest, and funnies...

Originally Published: http://kellygalbraithblog.com/2013/10/05/the-little-kindred-fairies-in-Music/   25 cents.  That’s what I got for a baby tooth slipped under my pillow many years ago. Now, according to a 2014 Visa su...

Founded in January 1994, the Peninsula Girls Chorus has evolved from an organization serving just 11 girls into a 240-member premiere arts education and performance organization. The Peninsula Girls Chorus strives toward a high level of Musicianship pair...  moreFounded in January 1994, the Peninsula Girls Chorus has evolved from an organization serving just 11 girls into a 240-member premiere arts education and performance organization. The Peninsula Girls Chorus strives toward a high level of Musicianship paired with sensitive interpretations of Music from a variety of genres. In our quest to become global citizens of the 21st century, the PGC performs both locally and abroad. We provide a valuable resource to our local community through assorted outreach performances and we participate in prestigious domestic and international Music festivals. In addition to Musical benefits, the PGC offers opportunities for the development of leadership skills, higher-order thinking, discipline and self-esteem. We teach Music, and in the process our girls learn something equally valuable—responsibility.  less

In the summer of 2005, a few singers in the Madison Early Music Festival decided that it was a fine idea to get together and delight themselves with singing madrigals. The group's first piece—William Byrd’s “This sweet and merry month of May”, whose endin...  moreIn the summer of 2005, a few singers in the Madison Early Music Festival decided that it was a fine idea to get together and delight themselves with singing madrigals. The group's first piece—William Byrd’s “This sweet and merry month of May”, whose ending celebrated Queen Elizabeth I with the words And greet Eliza with a rhyme: O beauteous Queen of Second Troy, Take well in worth a simple toy. provided a great name for the group. Eliza’s Toyes was born, and existed every summer in Madison, Wisconsin. In 2008, a fair number of singers who were in Eliza's Toyes are living in Madison once again. Thus we gather, outside of the Festival, for the joy of Music making. It is our pleasure to continue sharing this wonderful body of Music with you for the second year!  less