"Hide and Seek", Imogen Heap Arr: Jan Yngwe Vocal Art Ensemble of Sweden Recorded in S:t Jacobs Church Stockholm January 31st 2015 Video, audio and editing: David Böling

THE VOCAL Art ENSEMBLE (VAE) is an a capella adult chorus of trained musicians dedicated to presenting varied repertoire meticulously prepared and lovingly performed. Founded in February 2008 in order to bring polished intimate and historical choral m...  moreTHE VOCAL Art ENSEMBLE (VAE) is an a capella adult chorus of trained musicians dedicated to presenting varied repertoire meticulously prepared and lovingly performed. Founded in February 2008 in order to bring polished intimate and historical choral music to local communities, VAE regularly performs in Northern CA and has toured abroad in Ireland. Richly themed programs celebrate the elegant beauty of Renaissance motets, tonal color of modern works, and exotic flavor of music from other cultures. VAE relies exclusively on donations at concerts to defray costs. Singers volunteer their time and talents but are not required to pay dues.  less

Le Jardin féerique From "Ma Mère l'OYe" Maurice Ravel Transcribed by Thierry Machuel Vocal Art Ensemble of Sweden Sara Korsgren Norrby, soprano Jan Yngwe, Conductor Camera, sound and editing, David Böling

It's not the festival like big, competition-oriented festivals are. International Art Meeting ‘Together in the 21st Century’ invites choral, theatre and dance groups, vocal ensembles and soloists, beginner Artists and photographer-Artists, ama...

"Hymn of Acxiom", Vienna Teng Arranged by Henrik Dahlgren Vocal Art Ensemble of Sweden Dirigent: Jan Yngwe Recorded in S:t Jacobs Church, Stockholm January 31st, 2015 Video, audio and editing David Böling Created with MAGIX Video Pro X6

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The Vocal Art Ensemble presented their rendition of "O Sapo (The Toad" arranged by Stephen Hatfield as pArt of their "Cloudburst--Sounds of Nature" concert in May 2011. Intended to chronicle the evolution of EArth's creatures, this piece shows the utter j...  moreThe Vocal Art Ensemble presented their rendition of "O Sapo (The Toad" arranged by Stephen Hatfield as pArt of their "Cloudburst--Sounds of Nature" concert in May 2011. Intended to chronicle the evolution of EArth's creatures, this piece shows the utter joy of a toad hopping around his kingdom on our green planet. The women dance and the men join in with percussion and 'toad calls'.  

As pArt of the Vocal Art Ensemble's "Frankincense & Myrrh - A Caravan of Exotic Choral Treasures" concerts in December 2012, this Traditional Nigerian song arranged by Wil Whalum was the concert's "super finale encore", joined by dancers/instructors from ...  moreAs pArt of the Vocal Art Ensemble's "Frankincense & Myrrh - A Caravan of Exotic Choral Treasures" concerts in December 2012, this Traditional Nigerian song arranged by Wil Whalum was the concert's "super finale encore", joined by dancers/instructors from Fiesta DanceN' Fitness studio in Davis, CA. Director Tracia Barbieri. This video is pArt of a CD/DVD set that is available for purchase at VAE concerts.  

The 20-member Vocal Art Ensemble presents Eric Whitacre's Cloudburst as the finale to their "Cloudburst--Sounds of Nature" concert in May 2011, joined by members of the JUUliebells ensemble.

Cuncti Simus is one of only 10 songs from the Llibre Vermell, a treasured manuscript that survived a tragic fire at the library at the Monestary in Monserrat, Spain. A "circle dance", this performance from December, 2010 is The Vocal Art Ensemble's interp...  moreCuncti Simus is one of only 10 songs from the Llibre Vermell, a treasured manuscript that survived a tragic fire at the library at the Monestary in Monserrat, Spain. A "circle dance", this performance from December, 2010 is The Vocal Art Ensemble's interpretation of what it might have looked like when it was performed by the pilgrims who had Come to visit the black virgin statue at the monestary.