A setting of the Nunc Dimittis (Luke 2: 29-32) in English by Huw Morgan. Sung here by the Merbecke Choir of Southwark Cathedral. This work is published by Firehead Editions: http://fireheadeditions.com/downloads/nunc-dimittis/ Photograph of Muckros...  moreA setting of the Nunc Dimittis (Luke 2: 29-32) in English by Huw Morgan. Sung here by the Merbecke Choir of Southwark Cathedral. This work is published by Firehead Editions: http://fireheadeditions.com/downloads/nunc-dimittis/ Photograph of Muckross Abbey, Ireland, by the composer. www.huwmorgantheorgan.com www.merbecke.org.uk  

Collegium Cantorum the Czestochowa Philharmonic Choir in polish song "O Ziemio Polska" with words od pope John Paul II.

This piece composed by Klaudia Rabiega is performed by Mixed Choir of Wawel Cathedral during the monographic live concert of Polish composer in Kraków. Director: andrzej Korzeniowski

Tchaikovsky: The Crown of Roses - The Waldorf Student Choir, conductor: László Bencze. Recorded on 04. 04. 2012. in the BTM Castle Museum, Budapest

"Some Hums, by Pooh" by Ron Jeffers. Text from "Winnie-the-Pooh" by A. A. Milne. 1. Honey Hum 2. Cottlestone Pie 3. Noise, by Pooh Recorded live on Sunday, May 4, 2014, at All Saints Episcopal Church in fort Lauderdale, Florida. Performed by the C...  more"Some Hums, by Pooh" by Ron Jeffers. Text from "Winnie-the-Pooh" by A. A. Milne. 1. Honey Hum 2. Cottlestone Pie 3. Noise, by Pooh Recorded live on Sunday, May 4, 2014, at All Saints Episcopal Church in fort Lauderdale, Florida. Performed by the Chamber Singers ensemble of the Girl Choir of South Florida. Artistic Director: Wallis Peterson, Accompanist: Susan Dodd, Clarinet: Gayle Giese. 1. Honey Hum It's very, very funny, 'Cos I know I had some honey: 'Cos it had a label on, Saying HUNNY, A goloptious full-up pot too, and I don't know where it's got to, No, I don't know where it's gone -- Well, it's funny. 2. Cottlestone Pie Cottleslone, Cottlestone, Cottleston Pie. A fly can't bird, but a bird can fly. Ask me a riddle and I reply: "Cottlestone, Cottlestone, Cottlestone Pie." Cottleslone, Cottlestone, Cottleston Pie. A fish can't whistle and neither can I. Ask me a riddle and I reply: "Cottlestone, Cottlestone, Cottlestone Pie." Cottleslone, Cottlestone, Cott...    less

Butelion Classics Chorus from Bitola, Macedonia, conducted by Liljana Trajkovska, performing at Ohrid Choir Festival 2013. Complete information is available on www.OhridChoirFestival.com

World premiere of Jurgita Mieželytė's Aurora by Parahyangan Catholic University Choir and Ivan Yohan. Jakarta, 25th August 2018 Usmar Ismail Hall "O sapientia" concert

Premiered: Sep. 13, 2020 www.OceanGrove.org

Performed by The Kaos Signing Choir, dedicated to our Global Patron, Archbishop Desmond Tutu Buy the mp3 from our website www.thekaosorganisation.com Signer: Sania Butt Signductor: Ali Wood Assistant Signductor: Lauren Pierce Guitar: David Azpiazu To...  morePerformed by The Kaos Signing Choir, dedicated to our Global Patron, Archbishop Desmond Tutu Buy the mp3 from our website www.thekaosorganisation.com Signer: Sania Butt Signductor: Ali Wood Assistant Signductor: Lauren Pierce Guitar: David Azpiazu Torres Bass: Phil Eacott Drums: Rowland Rivron Trumpet: Richard Free Alto Sax: Billy Huband Thompson Tenor Sax: Ben Vardy Piano: Suzy Davies Video Director/Editor: Caroline Hall Video Editors: Alex Parrish and Marco Beltrami Recorded at Abbey Road Studios, London, England Sound Engineer: Paul Pritchard Associate Sound Producer: Avgoustos Psillas Words and Music © Suzy Davies 2012 With thanks to: Abbey Road Studios MTV Autograph Sound Ltd. The True Colours Trust  less

The treble solo at the beginning is based on the oboe solo of the orchestral version version and sums up some of the Musical ideas used later in the work. This work reflects some of the history of Manchester as seen through the eyes of local poet Audrey ...  moreThe treble solo at the beginning is based on the oboe solo of the orchestral version version and sums up some of the Musical ideas used later in the work. This work reflects some of the history of Manchester as seen through the eyes of local poet Audrey Vaughan, including its origins around the river Irwell, the original monastery which became Manchester Cathedral, the industrial revolution, the Peterloo Massacre, and the singing of church and cathedral Choirs up to the present day. Music composed by David Warin Solomons Conductor: Zoltán Pad Tenor soloist: József Gál Treble soloist: Csongor Gyulai Organist: Zsolt Mészáros Pianist: Dániel Dinyés The boys' Choir's conductor was Márton Tóth who taught the piece to the children. More information about Manchester Magnificat, including a video of the original 1994 performance with orchestra and the complete poem sequence, can be found at: http://www.dwsolo.com/serif/manchestermagnificat.html  less