A choral ensemble of talented boys drawn from high schools and Colleges around Kenya. The choir is dedicated to moulding a world-class choral outfit that offers a platform for Kenyan Boys to nurture their natural talents in Music, dance, and drama while i...  moreA choral ensemble of talented boys drawn from high schools and Colleges around Kenya. The choir is dedicated to moulding a world-class choral outfit that offers a platform for Kenyan Boys to nurture their natural talents in Music, dance, and drama while imparting life principles of discipline, hard work perseverance, persistence and determination. In order to shape a youth citizenry that is responsible and of impeccable integrity for effective leadership in the society, the choir advocates for the attainment of quality education for its members. Education is elementary in the augmentation of any individual towards being a responsible and an empowered member of the society; a fact that the Kenyan Boys Choir believes in and strives to inculcate.  less

Recorded on April 30, 2014, at the Cathedral of St. Domnius in Split. Watch the earlier performance of the same piece: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7N3dVwe91cU https://www.facebook.com/voxanimae/

A beautiful soul piece composed by Ikoli Harcourt Whyte written in Igbo language. A prayer to God to transform our hearts, making us more pure and holy and willing to do his will on Earth.

Tuma Mina is a Tradisional African Hymn which translates to Send me my Lord. Performed by C&N Secondary girls school Oranje under Stefan Buys and Brigitte Botha. Performed in St Anne's church in Budapest.

Enjoy our latest choir cover of Baba Yetu! Swahili adaptation of "The Lords prayer" by Chris Kiagiri Music by Christopher Tin If you would like to sing with us in future projects, please send an email to: stpauls-communitychoir@hotmail.co.uk ...  moreEnjoy our latest choir cover of Baba Yetu! Swahili adaptation of "The Lords prayer" by Chris Kiagiri Music by Christopher Tin If you would like to sing with us in future projects, please send an email to: stpauls-communitychoir@hotmail.co.uk Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/StPaulsCommunityChoir Twitter: https://twitter.com/stpaulscchoir  

A group of Stellenbosch University Medical and Health Sciences students who are inspired by the Word of God and use music as a platform to spread the Gospel. We are all from different denominations but we serve the one and only true living God. We pe...  moreA group of Stellenbosch University Medical and Health Sciences students who are inspired by the Word of God and use music as a platform to spread the Gospel. We are all from different denominations but we serve the one and only true living God. We perform at corporate events, music festivals and at our annual Clash of the choirs event  

Deep river Academic choir "Ivan Goran Kovačić" Conductor Michael Mitchell Concert "African American spiritual songs" St. Catherine Church, Zagreb, 02.12.2012.

The South Cape Children's Choir was 2010's ATKV South African Champions and their singing is attracting attention worldwide! They have just returned from a European concert tour where they sang with Belgian star Dana Winner.

The UCT Choir is the most diverse musical group at the University of Cape Town. It is a fully student-run ensemble which welcomes students from every faculty and discipline, as well as alumni, external members and international students. The fifty-person ...  moreThe UCT Choir is the most diverse musical group at the University of Cape Town. It is a fully student-run ensemble which welcomes students from every faculty and discipline, as well as alumni, external members and international students. The fifty-person choir is an active participant in the musical life of Cape Town. Singers and audiences are exposed to a rich variety of choral music from classical to contemporary genres, drawing strongly on our own South African musical heritage. www.youtube.com/user/UCTChoir  less

South African composer Peter Klatzow's sublime Mag and Nunc. Sung by the Commotio Choir of Oxford, Director Matthew Berry, Henry Parks on Organ