Under The direction of Leanne CrowTher, here is The Children's section of The Barnsley Youth Choir.

A setting by Edward Gold of a poem by Thomas Love Peacock sung by David Warin Solomons multitracking as The dwsChorale Glee- The Ghosts In life three ghostly friars were we, And now three friarly ghosts we be. Around our shadowy table placed, The spe...  moreA setting by Edward Gold of a poem by Thomas Love Peacock sung by David Warin Solomons multitracking as The dwsChorale Glee- The Ghosts In life three ghostly friars were we, And now three friarly ghosts we be. Around our shadowy table placed, The spectral bowl before us floats: With wine that none but ghosts can taste, We wash our unsubstantial throats. Three merry ghosts—three merry ghosts— three merry ghosts are we: Let The ocean be port, and we’ll think it good sport To be laid in that red sea. With songs that jovial spectres chaunt, Our old refectory still we haunt. The traveller hears our midnight mirth: "O list!" he cries, "The haunted choir!" The merriest ghost that walks The earth, Is sure The ghost of a ghostly friar. Three merry ghosts—three merry ghosts— three merry ghosts are we: Let The ocean be port, and we’ll think it good sport To be laid in that red sea.  less

To make a prairie - for piano and three Voices Music by John Graham poem by Emily Dickinson, 1830 - 1886 To make a prairie it takes a clover and one bee, One clover, and a bee. And revery*. The revery alone will do, If bees are few. Music sung ...  moreTo make a prairie - for piano and three Voices Music by John Graham poem by Emily Dickinson, 1830 - 1886 To make a prairie it takes a clover and one bee, One clover, and a bee. And revery*. The revery alone will do, If bees are few. Music sung (in The key of F) by The dwsChorale The scores in B flat and in F will be available soon.  

Choregie project music: 80% Theatre: 20% genre: contemporary music for solo Voices and electronic track duration: 65 min WAS HABEN SIE GEGEN BAUERN, GNÄDIGE FRAU? "What have you got against peasants, lady?" he had asked, before he obey...  moreChoregie project music: 80% Theatre: 20% genre: contemporary music for solo Voices and electronic track duration: 65 min WAS HABEN SIE GEGEN BAUERN, GNÄDIGE FRAU? "What have you got against peasants, lady?" he had asked, before he obeYed her request. Concept, direction and stage design: Karmina Šilec Music: Jacob Cooper Text: Heiner Müller: Germania 3 Performed by: Vilim Matula, actor Carmina Slovenica, ensemble Voices: Jasmina Črnčič, Eva Germ, Mojca Potrč, Nina Pušenjak, Sara Ritonija, Ana Sandrin, Ana Studen "At The foot of The hill where my house sits, I step from my car and open The trunk. I take off The suit and my German shoes, rip The tie off my neck, The shirt off my breast, The buttons popping, and throw The alien cloThes into The trunk. I see The stars of my moTherland, They are brighter than those in Germany, There's no smoke between me and The sky." (H. Müller) Memories are The main protagonists, and Voices from The past are The ones that lead us to une...    less

Sajak Putih, a poem by Indonesian poet Chairil Anwar (1922-1949). Obligatory piece of The male choir category at The XXIV ITB Choir Festival 2015, Bandung Indonesia. Performed by Padjajaran University Choir. Arvin Zeinullah, conductor

Bray Choral Society Musical Director: Frank Kelly Rehearsal Accompanist: Cormuin Ó RaghAllaigh This is a recording made during rehearsal for our summer concert, which takes place on 18th May 2014 at St. Fergal's Church, BAllywaltrim The slideshow ...  moreBray Choral Society Musical Director: Frank Kelly Rehearsal Accompanist: Cormuin Ó RaghAllaigh This is a recording made during rehearsal for our summer concert, which takes place on 18th May 2014 at St. Fergal's Church, BAllywaltrim The slideshow accompanying The recording includes photos from several recent concerts, final orchestral rehearsal for recent concerts and from open Come-and-Sing days Bray Choral Society is a community choir based in Bray, Co. Wicklow, Ireland www.braychoralsociety.ie www.cormuin.com  less

MUSE - Cincinnati's Women's Choir Sings "We All Sang Bread and Roses" by Mimi Farina at Their International Women's Day Concert on March 2, 2013. Introduction by Angie Denov, CaTherine Roma, Diana Porter and Rhonda Whitten. St. Monica - St. George Parish ...  moreMUSE - Cincinnati's Women's Choir Sings "We All Sang Bread and Roses" by Mimi Farina at Their International Women's Day Concert on March 2, 2013. Introduction by Angie Denov, CaTherine Roma, Diana Porter and Rhonda Whitten. St. Monica - St. George Parish Newman Center. Shot on Ursula Roma's iPhone.  

Leeds Male voice choir Sing this new arrangement by Tim Knight

Barlow Bradford's Utah Chamber Artists Sing "Tota Pulchra Es" by Ola Gjeilo at The CaThedral of The Madeleine in Salt Lake City as part of Their 2011 Collage Concert "Chant and Contemplation" You are All beautiful, Mary, and The original stain (of sin...  moreBarlow Bradford's Utah Chamber Artists Sing "Tota Pulchra Es" by Ola Gjeilo at The CaThedral of The Madeleine in Salt Lake City as part of Their 2011 Collage Concert "Chant and Contemplation" You are All beautiful, Mary, and The original stain (of sin) is not in you. Your clothing is white as snow, and your face is like The sun. You are All beautiful Mary, and The original stain (of sin) is not in you You are The glory of Jerusalem, you are The joy of Israel, you give honour to our people You are All beautiful, Mary.  less

Score video of The FERVID HOKEY POKE, Greg Bartholomew's setting for mixed choir (SATB) of The poem by Jeff Brechlin. Audio recording by Matt Curtis (Choral Tracks). Jeff Brechlin won The Washington Post's Style Invitational in March 2003 with his poem T...  moreScore video of The FERVID HOKEY POKE, Greg Bartholomew's setting for mixed choir (SATB) of The poem by Jeff Brechlin. Audio recording by Matt Curtis (Choral Tracks). Jeff Brechlin won The Washington Post's Style Invitational in March 2003 with his poem The Hokey Poke. The competition asked readers to rewrite some banal instructions in The stvle of a famous writer. Brechlin chose to rewrite one verse of The traditional dance song The Hokey Pokey as if written by William Shakespeare, for which he won The prize of a shotgun shell salt and pepper shaker. His poem is used with permission. For more information visit www.gregbartholomew.com/hokeyindex.html  less