[A version of this article first appeared as a post on my blog From the Front of the Choir]   Choir leaders often ask me where I source my songs. I’ve written about this in previous posts: Finding songs for your Choir and Easy songs for ...

Burstin' with Broadway sings Transylvania Mania - from Young Frankenstein. Music by Mel Brooks, arranged by Mac Huff. Burstin' with Broadway is a non-auditioned community Choir of 115 singers in North VAncouver, BC, Canada. Directed by Dominique Hoga...  moreBurstin' with Broadway sings Transylvania Mania - from Young Frankenstein. Music by Mel Brooks, arranged by Mac Huff. Burstin' with Broadway is a non-auditioned community Choir of 115 singers in North VAncouver, BC, Canada. Directed by Dominique Hogan. Caitlin Hayes on Piano, Colin Parker on Drums, JC Thompson on Bass, Will Goede on reeds.  

Corista Istanbul Chamber Choir (CorISTAnbul), Turkey Music Director and Conductor: Arda Ardaşes Agoşyan Rest, Sweet Nymphs by Francis Pilkington November 20, 2011

This is the national anthem for the micronation of Rheinbergen (the length of the river Rhine). The text was written by Gerard, Fürst von und zu Rheinbergen in collaboration with Rheinbergen's Court Composer David Warin Solomons, who wrote the music. It...  moreThis is the national anthem for the micronation of Rheinbergen (the length of the river Rhine). The text was written by Gerard, Fürst von und zu Rheinbergen in collaboration with Rheinbergen's Court Composer David Warin Solomons, who wrote the music. It is very grand and rousing music with just a little pomposity.  

On Friday, 4 December 2009, before a sell-out audience of over 500 people at Southwell Minster, Nottinghamshire, The Choir Invisible, lead by Sally Brown, were given the unique honour of being named the first 'Desmond and Leah Tutu Peace Choir' in the Wor...  moreOn Friday, 4 December 2009, before a sell-out audience of over 500 people at Southwell Minster, Nottinghamshire, The Choir Invisible, lead by Sally Brown, were given the unique honour of being named the first 'Desmond and Leah Tutu Peace Choir' in the World. I had the honour of making the announcement on behalf of Archbishop Desmond and Mrs Leah Tutu, who have given me permission to develop the initiative around the world, in support of their own Justice, Peace and Reconciliation work. The Archbishop first heard Choir Invisible perform outside and inside the King's Hall, Stoke-on-Trent, on 11 July 2008, at a Civic Reception held in his honour. He was, quite simply, spellbound by the Choir and an immediate rapport was established. Upon his arrival at the King's Hall, the harmony of the Choir, singing a Swahili love song 'Malaika' (My Angel), caused him to stop and listen. When they had finished he walked up to the Choir, cheering and applauding and, to the great delight of the Choir members, placed his hands ...    less

The School of Hard Knocks is excited to invite you to join our un-auditioned project Choir for a “once in a lifetime” opportunity to sing alongside the ‘Choir that inspired the nation’ from the ABC TV smash series, Choir of Hard Kn...

Fabulous rhythmic Choir version of this Latino favourite, arranged by Darren Bartlett, Performed by Salvacosta and feat. Darren Bartlett. This track along with many others can be found on the 2015 Salvacosta album 'True Colours' available to purchase fr...  moreFabulous rhythmic Choir version of this Latino favourite, arranged by Darren Bartlett, Performed by Salvacosta and feat. Darren Bartlett. This track along with many others can be found on the 2015 Salvacosta album 'True Colours' available to purchase from the website. www.darrenbartlett.co.uk Copyright DMB MUSIC 2016  

"Deck the Hall" first encore performed by The Stairwell Carollers on Dec 18, 2009, Saint Charles Church. The Stairwell Carollers are an a cappella Ottawa Choir, formed in 1977 by director Pierre Massie. A non-profit organization, they raise funds for loc...  more"Deck the Hall" first encore performed by The Stairwell Carollers on Dec 18, 2009, Saint Charles Church. The Stairwell Carollers are an a cappella Ottawa Choir, formed in 1977 by director Pierre Massie. A non-profit organization, they raise funds for local charities through concert, CD and cookbook sales. Buy our CDs!!! They make great Christmas gifts and they help local charities. http://www.stairwellcarollers.com/Purchases.html  

This is the national anthem for the micronation of Rheinbergen (the length of the river Rhine). The text was written by Gerard, Fürst von und zu Rheinbergen in collaboration with Rheinbergen's Court Composer David Warin Solomons, who wrote the music. It...  moreThis is the national anthem for the micronation of Rheinbergen (the length of the river Rhine). The text was written by Gerard, Fürst von und zu Rheinbergen in collaboration with Rheinbergen's Court Composer David Warin Solomons, who wrote the music. It is very grand and rousing music with just a little pomposity. The performance here is by the Budapest Scoring Choir under Péter Illenyi.  

WATCH REMASTERED VERSION: https://youtu.be/518rM2QP-sM PREMIERE PERFORMANCE lyrics: Ana Vrdoljak (1833-1869) A part of the concert held on August 8th 2013 in Tribunj (Croatia) during the first edition of "Papandopulijana Tribunj", a festival whic...  moreWATCH REMASTERED VERSION: https://youtu.be/518rM2QP-sM PREMIERE PERFORMANCE lyrics: Ana Vrdoljak (1833-1869) A part of the concert held on August 8th 2013 in Tribunj (Croatia) during the first edition of "Papandopulijana Tribunj", a festival which has been initiated in the honour of Boris Papandopulo (1906-1991), one of the greatest Croatian composers. Papandopulo composed "Pozdrav Zori dalmatinskoj" on August 1st 1976 in Opatija (Croatia). Written in 1844 by Ana Vrdoljak, a poetess from Imostski (Croatia), the lyrics of this song date back to the times of Illyrian movement, celebrating the launching of the magazine "Zora dalmatinska", a literary and educational weekly issued in Zadar, thus being the first Croatian literary magazine to be issued outside Zagreb (from 1844 to 1849). The song was published on the cover of the No. 44 of the magazine, issued on October 28th 1844.  less