© The Foundation World Youth Choir, all rights reserved. Any resemblance with a third party content is accidental and does not affect the rights to this recording. Performer: World Youth Choir, 2007 session in South Africa and Namibia Piece: ''Thul...  more© The Foundation World Youth Choir, all rights reserved. Any resemblance with a third party content is accidental and does not affect the rights to this recording. Performer: World Youth Choir, 2007 session in South Africa and Namibia Piece: ''Thula Sizwe'' African Prayer Soloists: Nathaniel Adams, USA; Pedro Sequera, Venezuela; Khaile Olifant (†), South Africa and Kota Asayama, Japan. Conductor: Sidumo Jacobs, South Africa Recorded at the University of Pretoria concert hall The World Youth Choir session 2007 was held in South Africa and Namibia thanks to the cooperation between the Foundation World Youth Choir and the Jeunesses Musicales South Africa and Potchefstroom University, Mr. Peet Ryke  less

Mikhail Shukh. "Silent Prayer" for choir Kiev Chamber Choir "Khreschatik", conductor Larisa Bukhonskaya

Epic choral classical: Gregorian unison voices over surging modal orchestration and tolling church bells. It is the sound of medieval liturgical practice filtered through the scale and intensity of contemporary epic fantasy scoring. Slow to mid-tempo orc...  more Epic choral classical: Gregorian unison voices over surging modal orchestration and tolling church bells. It is the sound of medieval liturgical practice filtered through the scale and intensity of contemporary epic fantasy scoring. Slow to mid-tempo orchestral classical. Mixed monastic choir and Gregorian chant vocals over a full symphonic arrangement with church bells. Modal harmony, minor key, dramatic and suspenseful mood with wide dynamic range. Suited for: epic fantasy film or game cinematics, historical drama sequences, supernatural thriller underscoring.  less

Tragic and ominous, with the haunting chants of a monk's choir blending with suspenseful strings and the eerie resonance of tubular bells, creating a foreboding atmosphere of impending doom. Film Score, Trailer Music, Mysterious, Eerie, Scary, Mystical, ...  moreTragic and ominous, with the haunting chants of a monk's choir blending with suspenseful strings and the eerie resonance of tubular bells, creating a foreboding atmosphere of impending doom. Film Score, Trailer Music, Mysterious, Eerie, Scary, Mystical, Nightmarish, Tragic, Ominous, Horror, Trailer, Drama, Fantasy, Halloween, Mystery, Thriller, Choir, Vocal, Strings, Percussion, Mallets, Tubular Bells, G# Minor, , Slow, Tense, World, Magical, Haunting, Epic, Orchestral, Ambient, Tension, Suspense, Dark, Bells.  less

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Recording for BBC. Nottingham, Ukrainian Catholic Church, UK. October 2015. BOYAN ENSEMBLE of Kiev (Revutsky Academic Male Choir) SoundCLOUD: https://soundcloud.com/revutsky-male-capella YouTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/user/revutsky Slide Share: http...  moreRecording for BBC. Nottingham, Ukrainian Catholic Church, UK. October 2015. BOYAN ENSEMBLE of Kiev (Revutsky Academic Male Choir) SoundCLOUD: https://soundcloud.com/revutsky-male-capella YouTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/user/revutsky Slide Share: http://www.slideshare.net/Revutsky-Male-Choir Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/revutsky.choir E-mail: revutsky-choir@online.ua  

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Choir of the Earth's August 2022 Concert Performance of Slava! - five pieces of stunning Orthodox Church music, including: ● Hymn of Praise, Rachmaninoff ● Ukrainian Prayer, John Rutter CBE ● Otche Nash (Our Father), Kedrov ● Shchedryk, a traditiona...  moreChoir of the Earth's August 2022 Concert Performance of Slava! - five pieces of stunning Orthodox Church music, including: ● Hymn of Praise, Rachmaninoff ● Ukrainian Prayer, John Rutter CBE ● Otche Nash (Our Father), Kedrov ● Shchedryk, a traditional Ukrainian folk song ● Hymn of the Cherubim, Tchaikovsky ● Outro & Credits  

Unique Carols - Hear what Profile Magazine had to say about ALBION and their contribution to the Christmas sound. Normally announcements aren't meant to be replied to, but if you nee

[A version of this article first appeared as a post on My blog From the Front of the Choir]   Once upon a time you could only Hear your favourite song if you travelled to a live performance. It was a special, one-off, shared experience.   ...