Choral Music is experiencing one of its most prosperous moments in history, thanks to the connections and new Music being created. What happened at the ACDA convention is a faithful reflection of how exciting this world can be, and the energetic and artis...

Melbourne’s most exciting new men’s choir program building positive physical and mental wellbeing for men of all ages through singing and friendship.   Perform during the Melbourne International Singers Festival, over the Queen’s ...

W. Walker: The Morning Trumpet - The Waldorf Student choir, conductor: Laszlo Bencze - Recorded in the Lutheran Secondary School Aszod/Hungary on 16. April 2014.

The Seagrave Singers are an award winning all-female choir. It is our aim to bring enjoyment to others and ourselves by delivering a high quality performance. We present our own concerts bi-annually and organise concerts to assist with fundraising.

The Surrey Youth Chamber choir sings "Nukapianguaq" by Stephen Hatfield at the 2010 Choral Kathaumixw in Powell River. (Folk competition) Apologies for the lesser quality and inability to edit. The singing starts around 0:21 .

North Kingston choir is an informal and relaxed adult community choir with an emphasis on fun Music-making! We sing mainly modern and uplifting Music. We rehearse on Mondays during term-time from 8 - 930pm in Kingston. No auditions are required. Ple...  moreNorth Kingston choir is an informal and relaxed adult community choir with an emphasis on fun Music-making! We sing mainly modern and uplifting Music. We rehearse on Mondays during term-time from 8 - 930pm in Kingston. No auditions are required. Please contact us for further information. See also our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/northkingstonchoir.  

Very new group full of hard working singers

Ensemble choir SPERA is a male ensemble choir, praying with a polished sound based in Tokyo. Spera means hope in Latin, and it is a members’ shared vision on Music. All members studied a sacred choral Music under Koji Oguchi, choir director, when they wer...  moreEnsemble choir SPERA is a male ensemble choir, praying with a polished sound based in Tokyo. Spera means hope in Latin, and it is a members’ shared vision on Music. All members studied a sacred choral Music under Koji Oguchi, choir director, when they were high School students. They were deeply touched by Oguchi’s Music and established the Ensemble choir SPERA. Making its debut in concert in March 2014 at Tokyo Opera City Recital Hall, SPERA’s Music was highly prized and well-reviewed in newspapers. It serves in Masses and services and performs in concerts as an ecumenical choir, composed of students from Kitasato University, International Christian University, Hitotsubashi University and Rikkyo University. Members: Hajime Akiyama Kazuki Takeuchi Hiromi Ishii Tomohisa Inoue Shohei Nakahara Kyota Yamamoto Airo Tommy Renard Koji Oguchi Upcoming Concerts Special Concert on the 150th Anniversary of the Discovery of Japanese Christians Conductor: Koji Oguchi 17 March, 2015 (Tue) After the Mass...    less

'This Is Me' recorded at the Sunday choral workshop at the 2018 Gospel Rising Music Festival in Galway Cathedral. Singers from gospel choirs across Ireland get together to learn, rehearse and record a unique take on this powerful song made famous by T...  more'This Is Me' recorded at the Sunday choral workshop at the 2018 Gospel Rising Music Festival in Galway Cathedral. Singers from gospel choirs across Ireland get together to learn, rehearse and record a unique take on this powerful song made famous by The Greatest Showman. And all in just 2 hours! Special thanks to all participants, contributors as well as the clergy, staff and parishioners of Galway Cathedral. 'This Is Me' from the motion picture The Greatest Showman Written by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul Lead by Craig Anthony Lees Soloists: Ailbhe Cook and Delphine Hernandez Ensemble: Gospel Rising Festival choir 2018 Keyboards: Declan James Davies and Emmanuel Waldron Bass: Dillan Hughes Sound: Matt Purcell Filmed and edited by Alan Rogers Produced by Stephanie Francis and Fiona Walsh  less