The Leipzig Synagogal Choir sees its goal in The preservation of synagogue Music (a. o. by Salomon Sulzer, Louis Lewandowski, Samuel Alman, Samuel Lampel, Abraham Dunajewski, David Nowakowski, Samuel Naumbourg, Salomone Rossi) as well as of Yiddish and He...  moreThe Leipzig Synagogal Choir sees its goal in The preservation of synagogue Music (a. o. by Salomon Sulzer, Louis Lewandowski, Samuel Alman, Samuel Lampel, Abraham Dunajewski, David Nowakowski, Samuel Naumbourg, Salomone Rossi) as well as of Yiddish and Hebrew folk songs by performing The compositions in free arrangements. The wide-ranging repertoire enables flexible programming for venues – large and small concert halls, churches or synagogues – and appropriate occasions. The ensemble, which consists of singers of non-Jewish origin, celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2012. Artistic director since 2012: Ludwig Böhme. More informations: www.synagogalchor-leipzig.de, www.facebook.com/LeipzigerSynagogalchor.  less

Dear All! The London based choir Chantage is during this autumn recording some of my most performed sacred Music. You can read more about The project in The following link and I would Be delighted If you would help support Chantage by order...

Flos Campi (meaning "flower of The field" in Latin—from The Song of Songs) is an early Music ensemble comprised of students from The University of SouThern CalIfornia. We specialize in repertoire from 1750 and Before.

KSCI Choral Scholars under The direction of Kantorei KC Artistic Director Chris Munce. "Be Music, Night," by Bradley Ellingboe. These 29 college students represent 12 schools around The country. The met and prepared a program in 3 days at our Choral Inst...  moreKSCI Choral Scholars under The direction of Kantorei KC Artistic Director Chris Munce. "Be Music, Night," by Bradley Ellingboe. These 29 college students represent 12 schools around The country. The met and prepared a program in 3 days at our Choral Institute. June 28th, 2014 at The CaThedral of The Immaculate Conception in KC MO. www.kantoreikc.org/choral-institute www.twitter.com/kantoreikc www.facebook.com/kantoreikc  

Vox Virorum is a community men's choral ensemble for The Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill region of North Carolina. Goals are to create a place for men to hone and renew Their Love of singing, and to provide a home in The choral community. There is an equal e...  moreVox Virorum is a community men's choral ensemble for The Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill region of North Carolina. Goals are to create a place for men to hone and renew Their Love of singing, and to provide a home in The choral community. There is an equal emphasis on Musical excellence and camaraderie. Male singers age 18 and up, of all experience levels are invited to join.  

Today, I am thrilled to share some extraordinary news that marks a signIficant milestone in my journey as a composer. JW Pepper, The esteemed publishing house, has welcomed my Music into Their catalog. This moment is a dream come true and a testament to y...

ENTERING The SHELL Love is alive, and someone borne along by it is more alive than lions roaring or men in Their fierce courage. Bandits ambush oThers on The road. They get wealth, but They stay in one place. Lovers keep moving, never The sam...  moreENTERING The SHELL Love is alive, and someone borne along by it is more alive than lions roaring or men in Their fierce courage. Bandits ambush oThers on The road. They get wealth, but They stay in one place. Lovers keep moving, never The same, not for a second! What makes oThers grieve, They enjoy! When They look angry, don't Believe Their faces. It's spring lightning, a joke Before The rain. They chew thorns thoughtfully along with pasture grass. Gazelle and lioness, having dinner. Love is invisible except here, in us. Sometimes I praise Love; sometimes Love praises me. Love, a little shell somewhere on The ocean floor, opens its mouth. You and I and we, those imaginary Beings, enter that shell as a single sip of seawater. Texts by Rumi, translated by Coleman Barks © 1995 Coleman Barks. Used by permission. Performed by The Millennium Consort, Martin Neary, conductor, and The Pomona College Choir, Donna Di Grazia, director. Water Ruminations is a setting of six...    less

Noctis Choir directed by Francis Faux performing I'll Make Music in St Alphege's Church, Bath, UK. Recorded on 6th DecemBer 2014. For more information on Noctis please visit Their website www.noctischoir.com #SingMotets Recorded by Martin Tom...  moreNoctis Choir directed by Francis Faux performing I'll Make Music in St Alphege's Church, Bath, UK. Recorded on 6th DecemBer 2014. For more information on Noctis please visit Their website www.noctischoir.com #SingMotets Recorded by Martin Tompkins http://Musicvisuals.co.uk/wp/  

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Music Matters Inclusive Community Choir & Ossia Youth Choir sing "A Song of Hope". Music Video shot & edited by Leonardo Macedonio (www.leomacedonio.com) Choir Director: Grainne O'Grady Soloists: Elaine Caul, Daniel Caul, Emma McPhillips, Naoi...  moreMusic Matters Inclusive Community Choir & Ossia Youth Choir sing "A Song of Hope". Music Video shot & edited by Leonardo Macedonio (www.leomacedonio.com) Choir Director: Grainne O'Grady Soloists: Elaine Caul, Daniel Caul, Emma McPhillips, Naoise Kelly This song is just one track from our debut album "Music Matters: Celebrating 140 Characters" The album features 140 Singers (which is reflected in The title!) from 9 to 90+ years of age! Tracks include "Carrickfergus", to "Royals" by Lorde, to original compositions by our own choir memBers - making it The most eclectic album you have ever heard! This song was kindly donated to us by Neville Lloyd. Music & Lyrics by Neville Lloyd. Choral & Piano Arrangement by Vincent Lynch. Join us at our launch - Tuesday 23rd SeptemBer, 7.00 PM at Axis Ballymun in Dublin and help us celebrate a fantastic achievement! This project was proudly supported & funded by The Community & Social Development Service and Arts & Culture Department of Dublin City...    less