Traditional Irish melody arranged by Ēriks Ešenvalds Video: Kaspars Teilāns Audio: Andris Ūze Style: TALENTED Make-up and Hair: Ilona Zariņa Performed at Rīgas Reformātu baznīca (Die Reformierte Kirche Riga) Singers: Beāte Locika, Laura Jēkabsone,...  moreTraditional Irish melody arranged by Ēriks Ešenvalds Video: Kaspars Teilāns Audio: Andris Ūze Style: TALENTED Make-up and Hair: Ilona Zariņa Performed at Rīgas Reformātu baznīca (Die Reformierte Kirche Riga) Singers: Beāte Locika, Laura Jēkabsone, Zane Stafecka, Elīna Ose, Laura Leontjeva, Marta Lortkipanidze. www.latvianVoices.lv https://www.facebook.com/LatvianVoices/ www.latvianVoicesfestival.lv https://www.instagram.com/latvianVoicesofficial/ https://twitter.com/latvianVoices  

The Young Voices of Colorado perform "We Will Shine Like The Sun" at the Southwestern Region American Choral Director's Association Conference, Little Rock, Arkansas, March 4, 2020. Jena Dickey, director; Kimean Stucki, Collaborative Pianist; Tyson Repke,...  moreThe Young Voices of Colorado perform "We Will Shine Like The Sun" at the Southwestern Region American Choral Director's Association Conference, Little Rock, Arkansas, March 4, 2020. Jena Dickey, director; Kimean Stucki, Collaborative Pianist; Tyson Repke, percussion. Composer: Rich Campbell. This is the SAB arrangement. View Score here: https://www.swirlymusic.org/music/choral-music/rich-campbell-we-will-shine-like-the-sun-sab-piano/  

Chicagoland Voices 2016 Winter Concert Stop All The Clocks by Jason Krigas Guest conductor Rob Boncosky

A trio arrangement of the old English folk song "Green Broom" about a young man who is sent out to work and finds a lady who wants to marry him. I have classified this as SSA but it is also possible for Soprano Mezzo and Alto Other lower versions are coming soon.

A powerful piece from Handel's Joseph and his brothers. Perfectly rendered by the baritone sensation Jonathan Chidiebube and chorus by the golden Voices Choir STACC FUTO. Enjoy

2012 Chicagoland Voices Spring Concert Dies Irae from Requiem by W.A. Mozart

Highbridge Voices performs this piece from Tanzania. Words and Music by Israel Kagaruki, arranged by Eugene Rogers. Mary Clementi, conductor. Chris Cubeta, Billy Janiszewski, Devon Joiner, percussion.

Delicate, hushed, and suspenseful, this perfectly captures the expansive and meditative feeling of Whitman’s poignant poetry. This is great for any sized choir, though the Long lines, slow pace, and lush harmonies will lend itself particularly well to lar...  moreDelicate, hushed, and suspenseful, this perfectly captures the expansive and meditative feeling of Whitman’s poignant poetry. This is great for any sized choir, though the Long lines, slow pace, and lush harmonies will lend itself particularly well to large ensembles. Four part mixed chorus Audio Credit: The First Recordings Project – J. David Moore, Conductor  

Highbridge Voices 2014 Benefit Concert Earth Song by Frank Ticheli Alec Baldwin, Master of Ceremonies, Melissa Errico, Special Guest, Mary Clementi, Music Director, SunHee Lim, Assistant Music Director

Mabe Ladies Choir has been a feature in the Cornish musical landscape since 1931 and has Long been one of Cornwall’s premier choral groups. Hailing from places as far afield as Truro and Coverack and ranging in age from thirty-something to eighty-somethin...  moreMabe Ladies Choir has been a feature in the Cornish musical landscape since 1931 and has Long been one of Cornwall’s premier choral groups. Hailing from places as far afield as Truro and Coverack and ranging in age from thirty-something to eighty-something they unite once a week in Penryn to indulge and nurture their love of singing. The women of Mabe Ladies Choir take their music making very seriously, constantly striving to achieve the highest artistic and technical standards. That said, they do spend an inordinate amount of time laughing! Whether it’s in the rehearsal room or the concert hall the emphasis is on fun & enjoyment, for choir and audience alike. Rule Number One of being a Mabe Lady is to have fun. There is no rule Number Two  less