Santiago Veros, the composer, is nearing the End of a remarkable journey through Europe. We have witnessed and followed him on his social media platforms as he ventured through the UK, Spain, Italy, and other breathtaking destinations. In this mag...

Leeds choir to mark Armistice commemorations with new Requiem Leeds choir St Peter’s Singers is preparing to mark the centenary of the End of the Great War with the world premiere of a new work created in Leeds by two of its own members. &nb...

AMA was formed in 2010 by a group of friEnds singing together for pleasure. the name - an acronym for Angela, Marilyn, and Andrew - was created for the group's first concert at the End of 2011.

[A version of this article first appeared as a post on my blog From the Front of the Choir]   At the End of each of my singing workshop I record the group singing through all the songs I’ve taught. I then make the recording available to ...

VokalArs, an all-female music group, started rehearsing at the End of 2004 with the intention of consolidating a professional chamber size choir who would offer unconventional, high artistical quality concerts. Its components are professionals, whether si...  moreVokalArs, an all-female music group, started rehearsing at the End of 2004 with the intention of consolidating a professional chamber size choir who would offer unconventional, high artistical quality concerts. Its components are professionals, whether singers or related to other areas of music or those who, despite having another occupation, have a solid musical background and an extense vocal and choral experience. the unique sonority of a female group of singers, usually a capella, has been widely explored throughout the history of music by many composers from all Times, both male and female. Examples of such music can be found from the Middle Ages up to contemporary music; however it is not Until Romanticism that works are composed specifically for female choirs. Thus, a particular genre is born that will keep its own entity up to the present Times. This genre has been especially cultivated as of late by female artists and composers. Both aspects, that is presenting works written for female choir as well ...    less

A brilliant End to the first half of our October concert! : )

the J Singers combine singing ‘seriously for pleasure’ with performing charity fund-raising concerts throughout the county of Somerset. We sing a varied mix of music from traditional ballads and songs from the West End shows, to popular numbers. We welcom...  morethe J Singers combine singing ‘seriously for pleasure’ with performing charity fund-raising concerts throughout the county of Somerset. We sing a varied mix of music from traditional ballads and songs from the West End shows, to popular numbers. We welcome new adult members with or without prior choral experience. You do need some musical ability, but it's not essential to read music. Rehearsals are in Wembdon, near Bridgwater, on a Tuesday evening.  

So much fun!!! Shamon the choir! :-) be sure to watch right to the End.

'the Zoos & the Bees' is a Swingle Singers-like work that lEnds itself perfectly as an encore to a concert by your choir. At the End of the concert, the audience will have been drawn into a whole new universe of sounds and, will leave the concert hall hap...  more'the Zoos & the Bees' is a Swingle Singers-like work that lEnds itself perfectly as an encore to a concert by your choir. At the End of the concert, the audience will have been drawn into a whole new universe of sounds and, will leave the concert hall happy and satisfied, the catchy theme still cheerfully ringing in their ears... We'd love you to perform 'the Zoos & the Bees' with your choir! Get in touch with us through www.stoneandtara.com/songbook Many thanks to Paul van den Berg for his beautiful and versatile voice. the Zoos & the Bees ©2022 Peter Duiverman & Anke de Bruijn For 3-part mixed choir. Also available for 4-part mixed choir.  less

[A version of this article first appeared as a post on my blog From the Front of the Choir]   You’re learning a song in four-part harmony and you think you’ve nailed your harmony part.   © Copyright Basher Eyre and li...