The Ainur Chamber Choir was originally founded in 1991, at a time when a main Choral movement was taking place in The Canary Islands. The Choir’s work was interrupted for several years during its members’ academic education, as well as during Their partic...  moreThe Ainur Chamber Choir was originally founded in 1991, at a time when a main Choral movement was taking place in The Canary Islands. The Choir’s work was interrupted for several years during its members’ academic education, as well as during Their participation in different musical projects. The present line-up has been steady since 2006. Their repertoire offers a variety of styles of great difficulty and chromatic richness, and tries to take advantage of The cultural and geographic circumstances which make of The Canary Islands a multicultural place. A remarkable feature of The group is Their willingness to innovate within The Choral music. Their versatility and The variety of repertoire They face can be seen in The different projects They have taken part in: short operas, official or private events, festivals, and monographic Concerts on different subjects. A few instances of The Choir’s late activity are The following: - Several Concerts in Moscow in December 2006, as guests of The Spanish Embassy. - P...    less

Performed by Angelus from Mt. Vernon Sr. High School in Mt. Vernon,IN at CaThedral of St. Mary of The Assumption, San Francisco, CA

Trad. Scottish tune Cuachag nan Craobh collected by Anne Campbelle MacLeod Lyrics by Sir Harold Boulton Arrangement by Desmond Earley Glenn Murphy (tenor) Emily Doyle (soprano) UCD Choral Scholars 2013-2014 Desmond Earley (conductor) MatThew Leigh ...  moreTrad. Scottish tune Cuachag nan Craobh collected by Anne Campbelle MacLeod Lyrics by Sir Harold Boulton Arrangement by Desmond Earley Glenn Murphy (tenor) Emily Doyle (soprano) UCD Choral Scholars 2013-2014 Desmond Earley (conductor) MatThew Leigh (director) Kevin Whyms (sound) Emmet Reddy (editor) Recorded in UCD Fitzgerald Chamber, UCD Student Centre in February 2014. This video ⓒ and ⓟ Desmond Earley 2014. Choir: Emily Doyle, Glenn Murphy, Audrey Keogan, Sarah Thursfield, Niamh McCullough, Aoife Heeney, Sorcha kinder, Gráinne O'Hogan, Abby Molloy, Clara Leahy, Justin Neville, Mark Waters, Eoin Falconer, Óisin Ó Callaghan, Oisín Friel, Jimmy Billings, Ryan Hitchcock, Diarmuid Sugrue, James Ahearn, Emlyn Farrell, John Fallows.  less

About The KCKCC Vocal Jazz Program: The KCKCC Vocal Jazz Program takes pride in performing professional-level vocal jazz ensemble literature. Our program has grown to 3 vocal jazz ensembles. The music we perform represents a crossover of The jazz and pop...  moreAbout The KCKCC Vocal Jazz Program: The KCKCC Vocal Jazz Program takes pride in performing professional-level vocal jazz ensemble literature. Our program has grown to 3 vocal jazz ensembles. The music we perform represents a crossover of The jazz and popular music idioms. The students in The KCKCC VJ program learn Jazz Education through a variety of methods. First of all, each of These students take private vocal jazz coachings weekly. They also perform music by professional vocal ensembles, arrangements by well-known vocal jazz educators, and learn jazz and popular music standards (both through The ensemble and in private coachings).  less

Kenfig Hill & District Male Voice Choir is a fine example of The tradition of Male Voice Choirs in Wales. It is a registered charity centred around The Kenfig Hill community of South Wales, UK. We also have two associated Youth Choirs 'Da Ca...  moreKenfig Hill & District Male Voice Choir is a fine example of The tradition of Male Voice Choirs in Wales. It is a registered charity centred around The Kenfig Hill community of South Wales, UK. We also have two associated Youth Choirs 'Da Capo' and 'Crescendo'. The Choir's history stretches back to 1896, with a few gaps. The latest incarnation was re-founded in 1972.  

Skanderborg Ungdomskor synger "My funny Valentine" (Richard Rodgers) ved World Choir Games i Shaoxing, Kina, juli 2010. Skanderborg Youth Choir performing 'My funny Valentine' at World Choir Games in Shaoxing, China, July 2010.

Getting close to The Annual Concert. Great rendition of The favourite from Blood BroThers