ENCORE! is a small, auditioned group of Twin Cities Women’s Choir. Members bring their gift of Song to the larger community by performing at venues or events too small for the entire choir.

For us, this Song not only means equity in race, but also equity for a better tomorrow. A future where regardless of ethnicity, class, background, skillset, ability and upbringing, we can one day unite together, and stand in unity, both equally, and in lo...  moreFor us, this Song not only means equity in race, but also equity for a better tomorrow. A future where regardless of ethnicity, class, background, skillset, ability and upbringing, we can one day unite together, and stand in unity, both equally, and in love. Black History Month Originally Arranged by: Kirk Franklin Stay Connected: https://www.facebook.com/NewGenesisGospelChorale https://www.instagram.com/newgenesisgospelchorale/ https://www.nggcmusic.org Subscribe to our Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6OXPKeRBC5Uk_S-lZZf2aw/featured  less

Dance Song. 1. Hey people, people, Here is your liberty 2. Vibrant is the lilac tree, My beloved is a partisan 3. On the other side of the Morave (river in Croatia) a girl is reading the newspaper This outdoor performance was the culmination o...  moreDance Song. 1. Hey people, people, Here is your liberty 2. Vibrant is the lilac tree, My beloved is a partisan 3. On the other side of the Morave (river in Croatia) a girl is reading the newspaper This outdoor performance was the culmination of a six-week project which creates a choir from scratch for one night only. Each winter and summer, Chris Rowbury gathers a random bunch of singers from in and around Ipswich. There are no auditions and all Songs are taught and learnt by ear. Usually eight Songs are learnt in six two-hour sessions and in the summer are performed outdoors near Ipswich. http://chrisrowbury.com  less

This piece is a Song of consolation about a loved one who feels his time is drawing near. Just before he leaves, he reassures his loved ones who remain after him with the words of consolation: 'In my mind all is beautiful'. The theme would fit perfectly f...  moreThis piece is a Song of consolation about a loved one who feels his time is drawing near. Just before he leaves, he reassures his loved ones who remain after him with the words of consolation: 'In my mind all is beautiful'. The theme would fit perfectly for funeral. The piece is available in the following arrangements : - for SATB Choir & piano. - for SSA Choir & piano. - for Solo voice, SAT choir & piano. - for Solo voice & Piano. As the piece hasn't been performed by a choir yet, you can listen to the original version. Here are the lyrics: Calmly, my soul is ready to go. Now, it is time to say 'Goodbye'. Yes, it is time to say 'Goodbye'. In my mind all is beautiful. In my mind, all is beautiful in my mind. Still my heart is so close to your heart, But the time comes to say 'Goodbye'. Sadly, it's time to say 'Goodbye'. In my mind all is beautiful. And from up there, I will ask all the angelsTo take care of you my love. And, I will pray every day and I will wait 'Til you come find me above.  less

One of our practice sessions in college.... At some places tenor would dominate cos the recoding was done by me and i sung tenor.. :-)

Acappellago Concert 12/6/2009 Naperville Congregational Church

An exert of Voices New Zealand Concert at the 9th World Choral Symposium, Argentina, August, 2011 It is a popular Song about Spanish Rice Pudding

[The views expressed in this blog are from my personal experiences from 25 years of leading non-auditioned community choirs in the UK, as well as adult singing workshops. My focus is on teaching by ear using a repertoire of Songs from traditions across th...

With well over 100 male voice choirs in Wales today, there are few better ways to experience their rich culture than to witness the historical choirs singing traditional Songs across the land. As the country’s most treasured and notab...

A Song about Alan Turing, by Val Regan. Sung by Out Aloud in support of the Pardon 49K campaign