Leeds Male Voice Choir is a vibrant and dynamic choir of fifty men that performs throughout Leeds and Yorkshire. With an inclusive approach our members have different levels of singing experience and come from a variety of backgrounds. We aim to make chor...  moreLeeds Male Voice Choir is a vibrant and dynamic choir of fifty men that performs throughout Leeds and Yorkshire. With an inclusive approach our members have different levels of singing experience and come from a variety of backgrounds. We aim to make choral singing as accessible as possible to all men. Our performances offer something for all tastes with an eclectic mix of folk, opera, pop, sacred and classical pieces. The choir selects a diverse range of music music which is both familiar and new to our audiences enabling us to touch on as many different styles and genres as we can. We are always keen to hear from potential new members. You don't need to be able to read music and many of our members have not sung in a choir before. As long as you can sing in tune and are willing to learn, then you are half way there. A disciplined approach and an enthusiasm for a wide range of music will also stand you in good stead.  less

A part of the choir's winning performance at 43rd Croatian Choral Assembly held in October 2010 in Novigrad. soprano solo: Iva Ivković

Le Choeur d’Alzonne est composé d’un trentaine de members, parmi eux aussi des anglophones. Répétitions Les répétitions ont lieu le mercredi soir de 20.00 à 22.00, rue Nerié, Alzonne Nouveaux Membres Les nouveaux membres sont toujours bi...  moreLe Choeur d’Alzonne est composé d’un trentaine de members, parmi eux aussi des anglophones. Répétitions Les répétitions ont lieu le mercredi soir de 20.00 à 22.00, rue Nerié, Alzonne Nouveaux Membres Les nouveaux membres sont toujours bienvenus. Alzonne Choir is a group of about 25 singers, mainly French, with some English-speaking members too. Rehearsals Rehearsals take place Wednesday evenings from 20.00 to 22.00 at rue Nerié, Alzonne. All Welcome!  

20 giugno 2016 - Corinfesta (ARCL) Oratorio del Caravita - Roma direttori: Camilla Di Lorenzo e Dodo Versino https://www.facebook.com/grifoncoro/

We formed as Manx Girls Choir in 1952. MGC travelled widely in Europe and had a high standard. In 2003, we changed our name to Manx Voices. We love singing to community groups, in church services and concerts. We compete in our local music festivals an...  moreWe formed as Manx Girls Choir in 1952. MGC travelled widely in Europe and had a high standard. In 2003, we changed our name to Manx Voices. We love singing to community groups, in church services and concerts. We compete in our local music festivals and have sung on stage with Blake. We are a very democratic, mutually supportive group of women ranging in age from 10 to 70!  

Te Deum Chamber Choir www.te-deum.org Micah Horton, tenor Sora Park, pianist Live performance, October 20, 2019 Village Presbyterian Church, Prairie Village, Kansas Sopranos: Lucy Conklin, Katherine Dick, Rupal Gupta, Nicole Murray, Victori...  moreTe Deum Chamber Choir www.te-deum.org Micah Horton, tenor Sora Park, pianist Live performance, October 20, 2019 Village Presbyterian Church, Prairie Village, Kansas Sopranos: Lucy Conklin, Katherine Dick, Rupal Gupta, Nicole Murray, Victoria Olson, Sydney Seratte, Sarah Sheldon Altos: Joanna Ehlers, Abby Helt, Nanette Kraus, Ann Lewis, Hilary Morton, Michaela Schenkel, Rosie Smith Tenors: Tom Assel, Josh Donaldson, Micah Horton, Jeff Jasperson, Colin Riley, andrew Wilson Basses: Kyle Chamberlin, andrew Cunard, Jonathan Daniel, Jon Duncan, Ken Foley, Nick Gillock I am a poor pilgrim, a pilgrim of sorrow. I’m left in this wide world, this wide world alone! Ain’t got no hope, got no hope for tomorrow. Trying to make it, make heaven my home. Sometimes I’m tossed and I’m driven, Lord. Sometimes I just don’t know which way to turn. I heard of a city, a city called heaven. Trying to make it, make heaven my home.  less

On April 5, 2011, Capitol Hill saw its first ever flash mob when "The Capital Hearings" led the crowd of politicians, arts advocates and celebrities in a rousing rendition of America the Beautiful! This is a mash-up of footage from OvationTV as well as se...  moreOn April 5, 2011, Capitol Hill saw its first ever flash mob when "The Capital Hearings" led the crowd of politicians, arts advocates and celebrities in a rousing rendition of America the Beautiful! This is a mash-up of footage from OvationTV as well as several crowd-sourced cell phone videos. Special thanks to Americans for the Arts for organizing Arts Advocacy Day and Ovation for their generous support. Learn more about the Capital Hearings at http://www.thecapitalhearings.com. --- Some footage from Ovation. See the original Ovation video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIFUSLHPh0A Editing by Matthew S. Schwartz  less

The ACS performing at the second installment of "Three!," a concert series featuring the choir with Singapore's SYC Ensemble Singers (Jennifer Tham, conductor) and Japan's Gaia Philharmonic Choir (Ko Matsushita, conductor). This is Mr. Cayabyab's choral s...  moreThe ACS performing at the second installment of "Three!," a concert series featuring the choir with Singapore's SYC Ensemble Singers (Jennifer Tham, conductor) and Japan's Gaia Philharmonic Choir (Ko Matsushita, conductor). This is Mr. Cayabyab's choral setting of the famous Ignatian prayer. Tokyo Metropolitan Art Space. January 18, 2009. Jonathan Velasco conducts.  

Mass setting by David Warin Solomons for choir and orchestra performed in January 2016 (with special timpani roll in memory of the November 2015 victims in Beirut and Paris)

As a nationally recognized choral organization offering musical training and performance to a diverse group of choristers, the Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus has provided an artistic and cultural resource in Tucson for 75 years. The cornerstone of the Chorus ...  moreAs a nationally recognized choral organization offering musical training and performance to a diverse group of choristers, the Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus has provided an artistic and cultural resource in Tucson for 75 years. The cornerstone of the Chorus is traditional boychoir music including sacred and secular pieces spanning the Middle Ages to the present. The Chorus incorporates songs and ballads of the American Southwest and other repertoire into its program in a unique way. Costumed as cowboys the boys sing the songs of the saddle and showcase their trick rodeo roping. The Chorus also performs contemporary music including Broadway show tunes, international songs, holiday music and modern favorites. Additionally, the Chorus represents the Tucson community as a world renowned choral organization. It has toured throughout the U.S. and many countries around the world. There have been collaborations with national symphony orchestras, radio and TV appearances, partnerships with diverse arts and cultural organi...    less