The Southwest Women's Chorus of Temecula, California, presents a medley of songs from "Les Miserables". Many songs are represented and the arrangement by Ed Lojeski is excellent. Our soloists are Adriana Burchard, Alecia Ghilarducci, and Anna Yamasaki.

The East Central University Chorale performing "Oklahoma!" by Rogers & Hammerstein. Rudy Lupinski, Piano. Ms. Kelby Pletcher, choreography This performance was recorded at the East Central University Chorale and ECU Singers Fall Concert. Decemb...  moreThe East Central University Chorale performing "Oklahoma!" by Rogers & Hammerstein. Rudy Lupinski, Piano. Ms. Kelby Pletcher, choreography This performance was recorded at the East Central University Chorale and ECU Singers Fall Concert. December 19th, 2012. St Josephs Catholic Church. Ada, Oklahoma.  

A new holiday tradition: experience the "tender and mysterious atmosphere" (New York Times) of David Lang's Pulitzer Prize–winning choral parable, The Little Match Girl Passion, based on the powerful eponymous story by Hans Christian Andersen. ...

The East Central University Singers performing "My Flight For Heaven" Dr. Steven Walker, Conducting Recorded live, December 2nd, 2010 at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Ada, OK.

Traditional carol

42 undergraduate singers compose Cedarville University’s Concert Chorale – a Choir that has toured internationally and across the eastern United States. Just some of the music the chorale has performed: Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, Mozart’s Vespers, and Me...  more42 undergraduate singers compose Cedarville University’s Concert Chorale – a Choir that has toured internationally and across the eastern United States. Just some of the music the chorale has performed: Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, Mozart’s Vespers, and Mendelssohn’s Elijah.  

A performance of Bridge Over Troubled Water by P. Simon and A. Garfunkel by The University Chorale of East Central University. Recorded in November, 2015. Dr. J. Steven Walker, conductor.

This fun-loving group of women enjoys singing together, not just for the performance factor, but also for the pure joy of singing together. We have about 25 members currently, but we are gaining new members each year. We put on two "shows" each ...  moreThis fun-loving group of women enjoys singing together, not just for the performance factor, but also for the pure joy of singing together. We have about 25 members currently, but we are gaining new members each year. We put on two "shows" each year to raise funds that benefit the chorus as a whole. We also perform throughout the year at various venues - retirement communities, nursing homes, churches, banquets, and other events.  

Johannes Brahms (1833 - 1897) California State University, Fullerton University Singers Robert Istad, conductor James Taulli, stage director

CONCERT: Women Singing Women LOCATION: Cerimon House, Portland, OR DATE: February 2019 VIDEO BY: Wolftraks LISTEN (Melissa Dunphy) [2019 Resonance Ensemble Commission] Texts adapted from testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee, by Anita F....  moreCONCERT: Women Singing Women LOCATION: Cerimon House, Portland, OR DATE: February 2019 VIDEO BY: Wolftraks LISTEN (Melissa Dunphy) [2019 Resonance Ensemble Commission] Texts adapted from testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee, by Anita F. Hill and Christine Blasey Ford Katherine FitzGibbon, conductor The composer writes: Writing LISTEN was an emotional process. The first hurdle was deciding which excerpts from the testimonies of Anita Hill and Christine Blasey Ford to set, which meant reading and listening and living inside these women’s harrowing stories for an extended period. And like most women, the most discomfiting aspect of listening to their testimony is the recognition. When I first heard about Ford’s experience, I was disturbed by its similarity to an incident that happened to me. I went to an all-girls private school, and we sometimes partnered with an all-boys private school for musicals. One night when I was 15, after a performance, while we were still on stage, one of the boy...    less