Score video of FIRE and ICE, Greg Bartholomew's setting for mixed Choir (SATB) of The poem by Robert Frost (1874-1963). Audio recording by Matt Curtis (Choral Tracks). Published in December 1920 in Harper's Magazine and again in 1923 in his Pulitzer ...  moreScore video of FIRE and ICE, Greg Bartholomew's setting for mixed Choir (SATB) of The poem by Robert Frost (1874-1963). Audio recording by Matt Curtis (Choral Tracks). Published in December 1920 in Harper's Magazine and again in 1923 in his Pulitzer Prize-winning book New Hampshire, "Fire and Ice" is one of Robert Frost's most popular poems. Some have asserted that The poem is a compression of Dante's Inferno. In an anecdote he recounted in 1960, prominent astronomer Harlow Shapley claimed to have inspired Fire and Ice in an encounter with Frost a year before The poem was published. Frost asked Shapley how The world will end, and Shapley responded that eiTher The sun will explode and incinerate The Earth, or The Earth will somehow escape this fate only to end up slowly freezing in deep space. Sheet music for FIRE and ICE is available from J.W. Pepper: https://www.jwpepper.com/11129789.item For more information visit www.gregbartholomew.com/fireindex.html #Choralmusic #Choir #RobertFrost  less

The ACS performing at The second installment of "Three!," a Concert series featuring The Choir with Singapore's SYC Ensemble Singers (Jennifer Tham, conductor) and Japan's Gaia Philharmonic Choir (Ko Matsushita, conductor). This is Mr. Cayabyab's Choral s...  moreThe ACS performing at The second installment of "Three!," a Concert series featuring The Choir with Singapore's SYC Ensemble Singers (Jennifer Tham, conductor) and Japan's Gaia Philharmonic Choir (Ko Matsushita, conductor). This is Mr. Cayabyab's Choral setting of The famous Ignatian prayer. Tokyo Metropolitan Art Space. January 18, 2009. Jonathan Velasco conducts.  

Richard Janzen, director Jason Lai, clarinet Video by Craig Bauman Audio Engineering by Zac Schellenberg Sound Mixing by Brandon Janzen Filmed in Marysburg Assumption Church, Marysburg, Saskatchewan, Canada

The Coral Stma Trinidad de Valencia, winner of The first prize in The Youth category for second consecutive year, singing "Io mi son giovinetta" by Claudio Monteverdi in The XLI Choral Competition in Ejea de los Caballeros (Zaragoza, Spain)

The Coral Stma Trinidad de Valencia, winner of The first prize in The Youth category for second consecutive year, singing "Bohemian Rhapsody" by Freddie Mercury in The XLI Choral Competition in Ejea de los Caballeros (Zaragoza, Spain)

The Bradford Chorale is a leading Bradford Choir. It started life as The James Ashworth Singers giving its first Concert in Thornton Parish Church in April 1976. After some years The base moved to The Unitarian Church near St Luke’s Hospital to be more ce...  moreThe Bradford Chorale is a leading Bradford Choir. It started life as The James Ashworth Singers giving its first Concert in Thornton Parish Church in April 1976. After some years The base moved to The Unitarian Church near St Luke’s Hospital to be more central for members coming from all parts of Bradford and The surrounding area. In 1979 James Ashworth moved on to projects new and was succeeded by Douglas Robinson who had recently retired as Chorus Master at Covent Garden and who held The post until ill health forced his retirement. During this period The name was changed first to The Ashworth Singers and later to The Bradford Chorale. John Coates took over as Musical Director in 1984 and was followed by Tricia Platts in 1991. Since Tricia’s departure The Chorale has been led by several Musical Directors including Carleton ETherington, andrew Dibb, Elizabeth Altman, John Griffiths and Christopher Rathbone. Our new Musical Director, Paul Dewhurst took us into The second quarter century of musical life and ...    less

We are still searching for singers for our Choral Workshop in Italy this year.   17 - 20 October 2019 on Lake Garda with W. A. Mozart's - Coronation Mass, KV 317   For more information please visit www.Choral-workshops.com   ...

Recognized across North America as one of Canada’s best Choral ensembles, The 80-strong, mixed-voice St. Lawrence Choir performs music from The classical Choral repertoire as well as contemporary works by Canadian and oTher composers. 2011-2012 marks The...  moreRecognized across North America as one of Canada’s best Choral ensembles, The 80-strong, mixed-voice St. Lawrence Choir performs music from The classical Choral repertoire as well as contemporary works by Canadian and oTher composers. 2011-2012 marks The 40th anniversary season of The St. Lawrence Choir. Since 2008 The St. Lawrence Choir has been under The direction of Michael Zaugg. The Swiss-born musician has distinguished himself as an innovative and versatile conductor on The Canadian Choral scene. Active as artistic director, guest conductor, pedagogue and clinician, Michael Zaugg brings a wealth of experience and creativity to his work. St. Lawrence Choir was formed in 1972 by Iwan Edwards and a group of singers residing in The West Island of Montreal. Concerts were presented in Lachine until 1983 when The Choir relocated to downtown Montreal. Since 1986, The Choir has regularly appeared with The Montreal Symphony Orchestra as The largest component of The MSO chorus, and has made numerous recordin...    less

Closing out The festival on October 12, 2013

Now in its 25th anniversary season, Quintessence: Choral Artists of The Southwest has developed a reputation for entertaining and inspiring music lovers with a wide array of traditional and eclectic Choral music. Through unique programming and exceptional...  moreNow in its 25th anniversary season, Quintessence: Choral Artists of The Southwest has developed a reputation for entertaining and inspiring music lovers with a wide array of traditional and eclectic Choral music. Through unique programming and exceptional musicianship, Quintessence strives to provide The Albuquerque area with multiple opportunities to hear Choral music delivered with professionalism and a dose quirkiness.