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Komorni zbor DEKOR
In January 2015, a new mixed chamber choir was established in Ljubljana. The group named DEKOR Chamber Choir is composed Of experienced choral Singers from various parts Of Slovenia, who in the past used to Sing in renowned Slovene and some foreign vocal ... moreIn January 2015, a new mixed chamber choir was established in Ljubljana. The group named DEKOR Chamber Choir is composed Of experienced choral Singers from various parts Of Slovenia, who in the past used to Sing in renowned Slovene and some foreign vocal ensembles. Driven by the desire Of thorough preparation Of quality choral projects, the choir works under the leadership Of Slovene and foreign guest conductors.
The choir prepared their inaugural concert, entitled In the Beginning, in cooperation with young Finnish conductor Dani Juris The topic Of creation coincided not only with the central composition Of the concert, Copland’s In the Beginning, but also with the choir’s first public appearance and presentation Of the concept Of their work. Among the carefully selected works by Slovene and other authors, three were performed in Slovenia for the first time: Aaron Copland’s In the Beginning, Cyrillus Kreek’s Onnis on inimene (Blessed be the Man) and Ole Gjeilo’s Unicornis captivatur (Captured Unicorn). Among t... less
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Ibike
Ibike, a Kalabari (Southern Nigeria) Song edited by Laz Ekwueme and performed by the Laz Ekwueme Chorale
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Kendal Millennium Youth Choir
We are a mixed, youth choir, whose aim is to promote music for children and young people in the Kendal area. We Offer an opportunity for young people to Sing and produce music both formally and informally through regular rehearsals and concerts, as well a... moreWe are a mixed, youth choir, whose aim is to promote music for children and young people in the Kendal area. We Offer an opportunity for young people to Sing and produce music both formally and informally through regular rehearsals and concerts, as well as local workshops and residential weekends.
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Children and adults Sing carols side by side
This month, children and adults will be Singing side by side at carol concerts across the UK. The concerts will include works from new collection Carols for Everyone, which features seven carols arranged for SATB choir and children’s choir.
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Kitka - Kirialesa
Kitka women's vocal ensemble
2/17/11
Oakland, California
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Kirialesa
from Samegrelo province
Kitka learned this New Year's Song in Tbilisi from Tutarchela women's choir, directed by Tamar Buadze. It is sung in Megreli... moreKitka women's vocal ensemble
2/17/11
Oakland, California
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Kirialesa
from Samegrelo province
Kitka learned this New Year's Song in Tbilisi from Tutarchela women's choir, directed by Tamar Buadze. It is sung in Megrelian , a language related to Georgian.
"We wish you a Happy New Year. God bless the past year and the new one. Prosperity to you and yours. May your storehouses be filled with corn. May the bird Of your dreams flap its wings. May you soon see your loved ones who are far away. Now, I am going to the mountains, and will not see you for five years." less
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Cuore Chamber Choir
Cuore is an internationally award-winning auditioned mixed-voice chamber choir based in Dublin, Ireland and conducted by Amy Ryan.
We Sing challenging and rewarding music in a friendly committed environment with a wide range Of ages and nationalities.... moreCuore is an internationally award-winning auditioned mixed-voice chamber choir based in Dublin, Ireland and conducted by Amy Ryan.
We Sing challenging and rewarding music in a friendly committed environment with a wide range Of ages and nationalities.
We have a particular affinity for contemporary classical music, having won prizes for interpretation at home and abroad, and regularly present Irish premieres at our Dublin concerts.
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World Youth Choir Sings at the Nobel Peace Prize award ceremony
We are proud to announce that the World Youth Choir will participate at the Nobel Peace Prize Concert held in Oslo on December 11th – the annual musical tribute to the year’s Nobel Peace Prize laureate. The choir has also been invited to Sing ...
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Carmina Slovenica: PLEADING FOR WORDS
PLEADING FOR WORDS
Slovenian spiritual creativity
Author Of the project and conductor: Karmina Šilec
Performing:
Carmina Slovenica
Jožef Ropoša, Interpreter Of the poetry
Tomaž Sevšek, organ
Since time immemorial, music, especially Singing, ... morePLEADING FOR WORDS
Slovenian spiritual creativity
Author Of the project and conductor: Karmina Šilec
Performing:
Carmina Slovenica
Jožef Ropoša, Interpreter Of the poetry
Tomaž Sevšek, organ
Since time immemorial, music, especially Singing, and the word have served to create a connection with the gods, with spiritual worlds. Pleading for Words is a special architecture Of music and the word that outwardly expresses contact between very different aesthetic criteria but glows with the same devout message: a personal spiritual testimony.
The program concept is based on the attitude toward primary spirituality: from intimate thought to more outwardly expressed manifestations. Slovenian spiritual creativity can be summed up in threefold diversity: confessional, agnostic, and atheist. These works express categories Of the incomprehensible, irrational, mystic, and metaphysical. Mysticism is connected with transcendence. This involves a personal testimony about spirituality and a direct reflection Of th... less
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Green grow the rushes oh for three voices
arranged by D W Solomons: for men's voices (in G), mixed voices (in B) and women's voices (in D))
These arrangements Of the Song skip from 5 to 12 in order to avoid tiring the audience
("Let's not make them listen to the lot!")
This version in G is per... morearranged by D W Solomons: for men's voices (in G), mixed voices (in B) and women's voices (in D))
These arrangements Of the Song skip from 5 to 12 in order to avoid tiring the audience
("Let's not make them listen to the lot!")
This version in G is performed here by Matthew Curtis