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...

The lights grow dim in Nottingham Words and music by Pete Howarth and Rick Fenn (of the Hollies and 10CC) from the show Robin Prince of Sherwood arranged for choir by andrew Emmet Performed by tenor Richard McHale and the dwsChorale (multitrack one-ma...  moreThe lights grow dim in Nottingham Words and music by Pete Howarth and Rick Fenn (of the Hollies and 10CC) from the show Robin Prince of Sherwood arranged for choir by andrew Emmet Performed by tenor Richard McHale and the dwsChorale (multitrack one-man choir) Photographs of Nottingham by David Ellis  

Again a practice session for 2008 Christmas Program.. 100 voice choir... I was singing tenor :-)

Suomen Laulu ("Song of Finland") is one of the oldest mixed choirs in Finland. Founded as a male choir in 1900, it became a mixed choir in 1907. The choir was conducted for more than four decades by its founder, the renowned choir conductor and ...  moreSuomen Laulu ("Song of Finland") is one of the oldest mixed choirs in Finland. Founded as a male choir in 1900, it became a mixed choir in 1907. The choir was conducted for more than four decades by its founder, the renowned choir conductor and composer Heikki Klemetti. The current artistic director, Esko Kallio (b. 1974), has conducted Suomen Laulu since 2002. The choir's repertoire consists both a cappella works and compositions works for choir and orchestra. Since 1921 the choir has maintained the tradition of performing the St. Matthew Passion by J.S.Bach every Maundy Thursday in St. John's Church in Helsinki. Suomen Laulu has made five recordings, the most recent of which was published to celebrate choir's centenary in 2000. The choir also has its own series of publications, the "Suomen Laulun ohjelmistoa", which contains several of the finest pieces of Finnish choral music.  less

[A version of this article first appeared as a post on my blog From the Front of the choir]   Many community choir members enjoy practising at home. and so they should.   Ernest Williams, tenor, Croydon Male Voice choir by Philip Talmage ...