With much valued assistance from the Tea Time Choir and the Morning Chorus. Brilliant version of this Song performed on 19th July 2013 at St John's Church, Gloucester on a stonking hot day (30 degrees plus)

by Béla Bartók Male Choir, conductor: Tamás Lakner

Tuulen nostatus music video from Finnish choir ensemble Philomela, directed by J-P Virtanen, Song composed by Sanna Kurki-Suonio.

Peace through Folk Choir's - MC Lester Simpson and Asst MD Penny Barfield. A mixed choir singing for Peace, Friendship & Reconciliation and a better world through music and Song. Meets at Friends Meeting House, Leek, Staffordshire , ST13 ...  morePeace through Folk Choir's - MC Lester Simpson and Asst MD Penny Barfield. A mixed choir singing for Peace, Friendship & Reconciliation and a better world through music and Song. Meets at Friends Meeting House, Leek, Staffordshire , ST13 5ES , UK. first Thursday and third Wednesday each month 7.30pm plus Sundays once a month 1.30pm. Contact www.peacethroughfolk.org includes diary, video and Songs.  

As part of the Vocal Art Ensemble's "Frankincense & Myrrh - A Caravan of Exotic Choral Treasures" concerts in December 2012, this Traditional Nigerian Song arranged by Wil Whalum was the concert's "super finale encore", joined by dancers/instructors from ...  moreAs part of the Vocal Art Ensemble's "Frankincense & Myrrh - A Caravan of Exotic Choral Treasures" concerts in December 2012, this Traditional Nigerian Song arranged by Wil Whalum was the concert's "super finale encore", joined by dancers/instructors from Fiesta DanceN' Fitness studio in Davis, CA. Director Tracia Barbieri. This video is part of a CD/DVD set that is available for purchase at VAE concerts.  

A jolly parody of Shakespeare's Song by the same name but using my Bell Dance as the melody to represent mobile phones (or cell phones as they say in the USA). These pretty city folk walk down supermarket aisles chatting to each other on their mobile p...  moreA jolly parody of Shakespeare's Song by the same name but using my Bell Dance as the melody to represent mobile phones (or cell phones as they say in the USA). These pretty city folk walk down supermarket aisles chatting to each other on their mobile phones instead through the green corn fields of Shakespeare's original  

Have a listen to Hi Lo Singers sing Jonathan Rathbone's brand new arrangement of this classic Song. All audio stems were recorded remotely.  For more information about Hi Lo Singers, please visit http://www.hilosingers.co.uk https://www.facebook.com/h...  moreHave a listen to Hi Lo Singers sing Jonathan Rathbone's brand new arrangement of this classic Song. All audio stems were recorded remotely.  For more information about Hi Lo Singers, please visit http://www.hilosingers.co.uk https://www.facebook.com/hilosingers https://www.instagram.com/hilosingers https://www.twitter.com/hilosingers  

Original Composition by A440 Choir conductor Stephen Tyler of a Christina Rossetti poem called "Song". Sung here by the choir at Greyfriars Church, Reading in June 2010.

Westminster performs a setting of "Sure On This Shining Night" by Jay Giallombardo from their Swan Song set for Central Standard at the 2011 International Barbershop Harmony Society Convention.

Patapan is a traditional Song from the Burgundy region in France. It’s also known in English as Willie Take Your Little Drum. It was written by Bernard de la Monnoye around 1700. My English version here is a singing translation, so feel free to sing ...  morePatapan is a traditional Song from the Burgundy region in France. It’s also known in English as Willie Take Your Little Drum. It was written by Bernard de la Monnoye around 1700. My English version here is a singing translation, so feel free to sing along in English :-) Guillaume prends ton tambourin Toi, prends ta flûte, Robin; Au son de ces instruments "Turelurelu, patapatapan" Au son de ces instruments Je dirai Noel gaîment. Willie take your little drum With your flute oh Robin come With the sound of flute and drum tootle tootle toot, bing a bang a boom with the flute and with the drum I will say Nowell with joy. C'était la mode autrefois De louer le Roi des rois Au son de ces instruments "Turelurelu, patapatapan" Au son de ces instruments Il nous en faut faire autant. In the goodly olden days The king of kings we'd praise with the drum and with the flute tootle tootle toot, bing a bang a boom, with the flute and with the drum we should do alike just so  less