Words by James Iwasuk. Commissioned by the Choral Arts Initiative. A restless, energetic SATB piece suitable for collegiate choirs. A driving piano part--influenced by minimalism and rock music--provides a rhythmic impetus for more expansive, colorful ... more
Opening Gala Concert of the inaugural City of Derry International Choral Festival, 24th October 2013, St. Columb's Hall, Derry. The gala concert featured chamber choir Codetta, conducted by Musical Director Dónal Doherty, internationally acclaimed saxo... more
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... more
Kantorei of Kansas City recording of Choral music by Matthew Harris. The album will be released February 2014. www.kantoreikc.org/music-and-poetry Text Art by DO or DIY http://doordiy.wordpress.com
Since 1975, ATLANTA YOUNG SINGERS has been at the forefront of the Choral art form in metro Atlanta and the U.S., thrilling audiences all over the world with innovative programming, professional performance, and exciting commissions. We nurture the incr... more
This vibrant choir with friendly and outgoing choristers has existed since 2005. We have won multiple awards and enjoy singing!
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Lee University's Choral Union performs this beautiful piece of music at their Homecoming Music Festival under the direction of Dr. Cameron LaBarr, accompanied by MaryBeth Wickes on the piano.
A movement from the Choral Symphony "In Repentance". Performed by Masterworks Chorale of Augsburg College. Artistic director and conductor, Peter Hendrickson.
[A version of this article first appeared as a post on my blog From the Front of the Choir] Some teachers find themselves having to lead singing sessions at their School. But often they don’t have that much experience of teaching songs ...