Qui Creavit Caelum by Chris Artley was 1st Prize Winner in 2015 Cincinnati Camerata Composition Contest. Text is taken from The 'Song of The Nuns of Chester' written in 1425. All parts in this recording are sung by US tenor, Matt Curtis. Sheet music is a...  moreQui Creavit Caelum by Chris Artley was 1st Prize Winner in 2015 Cincinnati Camerata Composition Contest. Text is taken from The 'Song of The Nuns of Chester' written in 1425. All parts in this recording are sung by US tenor, Matt Curtis. Sheet music is available at https://www.helblingchoral.com/?pagename=product&product=C8608 For more information about Chris Artley's music, check out his website at: www.chrisartley.com  

Ahora sí! Obra completa y registro de la propia actuación durante el concurso de Cocentaina, no tras la entrega de premios. La grabación corresponde al III Premio FIracor celebrado en la ciudad alicantina de Cocentaina el 10 de Noviembre de 2012, donde o...  moreAhora sí! Obra completa y registro de la propia actuación durante el concurso de Cocentaina, no tras la entrega de premios. La grabación corresponde al III Premio FIracor celebrado en la ciudad alicantina de Cocentaina el 10 de Noviembre de 2012, donde obtuvimos el Primer Premio y el Premio del Público. Siempre nos ha gustado afrontar retos musicales en forma de arreglos complicados, créannos, sabemos de lo que hablamos cuando decimos que "Qué manera de quererte" de Luis Ríos con arreglo coral de Jorge A. Martínez, ha sido una de los más difíciles. Solistas: Lucía Torres Susana Díaz José Jaime Martín Jhonatan Varela. Clave. Jose Herrero Maracas. José Jaime Martín Cencerro. La garganta de Julio chinea.  less

“Will tomorrow, I wonder, be cloudy or clear?” asks The title of this piece composed and written by eminent Japanese maestro Tōru Takemitsu. Written and composed in 1985 for The Shin-yu Kai Chorus, The song captures The moment when one finds oneself strad...  more“Will tomorrow, I wonder, be cloudy or clear?” asks The title of this piece composed and written by eminent Japanese maestro Tōru Takemitsu. Written and composed in 1985 for The Shin-yu Kai Chorus, The song captures The moment when one finds oneself straddling both uncertainty and optimism while thinking about The future. Takemitsu’s signature sound, featuring rich harmonies colouring melodious refrains, shines through in this conversational and thoughtful piece. Performed live during Musica Intimae: The Plain of Dreams 夢の広野 11 March 2018 Victoria Concert Hall Videography by LuTher Yiew Videography  less

Jingle Bells in The style of Bach and Handel. Arranged and conducted by Jeffrey Bernstein. Performed by The Pasadena Master Chorale and The Camerata Baroque Orchestra, Dec. 15, 2012 at First Congregational Church, Pasadena, California.

Compozitor: Alexandru Anastasiu Alături de 2 Vibes Symphony, Camerata Regală, Tiberiu Soare Solistă: Irina Baianț Dirijor Ascendis Choir: Eduard Dinu