The first live performance of the song Mem-He during the Memorial Day ceremony, on April 27 2009 in Lapid on the central stage. The song was written by Kol-Hamishpaha in Honor of the 45 soldiers which fell in 1948 in the battle on the Kurikur hill, where ...  Arent().getNext().style.display='';$(this).getPArent().style.display='none';">moreThe first live performance of the song Mem-He during the Memorial Day ceremony, on April 27 2009 in Lapid on the central stage. The song was written by Kol-Hamishpaha in Honor of the 45 soldiers which fell in 1948 in the battle on the Kurikur hill, where today resides Lapid - the place We live. *KOL HAMISHPAHA (Hebrew for "all the family" or "voice of the family") is a family band composed of 2 pArents and their 4 children* שיר שנכתב ובוצע ע"י קול-המשפחה ביום הזיכרון 2009 ביישוב לפיד, לכבוד 45 הנופלים במלחמת העצמאות, בקרב על גבעת כוריכור, עליה ממוקם היום היישוב.  Arent().getPrevious().style.display='';$(this).getPArent().style.display='none';">less

World Premiere of "Herself a Rose" by Robert Convery written in Honor or Acappellago's 15th season.. Based on a poem by Christina Rosetti. Sunday, December 4, 2016 Congregational Church of Batavia, IL

Have you ever had to pause in the middle of a rehearsal because one of your singers is out of tune?   Do you get frustrated when, no matter how many times you practice blending exercises and focus on listening to one another, there is still a voice...

I have composed a choral piece on a poem by an M.E. patient. She is an Irish resident (Corina Duyn, you might want to google her for more information) and is suffering from this horrible disease for quite some years Now. As an artist, she writes poems, ma...

Reformed in 2012 in Honor of former faculty and accomplished choral arranger Bernell Hales, the 24-28 member U Chamber Choir maintains the high choral standards he set in his tWenty years at the U. The choir covers a wide range of repertoire and sty...  Arent().getNext().style.display='';$(this).getPArent().style.display='none';">more Reformed in 2012 in Honor of former faculty and accomplished choral arranger Bernell Hales, the 24-28 member U Chamber Choir maintains the high choral standards he set in his tWenty years at the U. The choir covers a wide range of repertoire and styles, especially focusing on those that push choral music into new, exciting Arenas. The U Chamber Choir performs numerous works by conductor Barlow Bradford, an active composer and arranger, as Well as private commissions by other reNowned composers. The Chamber Choir often collaborates with other ensembles, both from the School of Music and off campus, including Dr. Bradford’s professional choir, the Utah Chamber Artists. Students in the U Chamber Choir participate in the highest quality choral experience, advancing their vocal technique, kNowledge of choral repertoire and musicianship. The choirs under Dr. Bradford’s direction Are kNown for their beauty of tone, musical nuance, and clear, ringing sound  Arent().getPrevious().style.display='';$(this).getPArent().style.display='none';">less

It would not be a typical meeting music event if We would not take cAre of you through the personal contact, with Well-kNown, highly qualified artistic mentors, great venues and exciting programs as Well. Besides the hard work everybody needs Free ti...

Concert in Honor of St. Josemaria Escriva.

De Profundis for SATB choir and organ which I wrote in remembrance for the dead of the First World War. If you would like to see the score with a view to performance I'd be delighted to let you have a Free copy. Email bernardheyes@talktalk.net www.bernard...

This simple, but wonderfully emotive piece, was our Free gift to those on our mailing list at the beginning of 2021, and We Are delighted to have a recording Now of 'Prayer of St Teresa of Avila' by the Masterworks Chorale on their recent tour to East A...

We took part of our rehearsal last night to Honor Black History Month and celebrate the diversity of our Chorus. What better way to celebrate than with song. We chose "Oh Happy Day"' a late '60s gospel song with its roots from an 18th-century hymn.