Amadeus Singers was formed by a group of Music lovers with the objective of not only grooming its members to become outstanding vocalists but also to rouse within the Nigerian people a yearning and appreciation for Music as well as raise a younger Music c...  moreAmadeus Singers was formed by a group of Music lovers with the objective of not only grooming its members to become outstanding vocalists but also to rouse within the Nigerian people a yearning and appreciation for Music as well as raise a younger Music conscious generation. This we strive to achieve by organizing choral performances and Musical concerts.  

The Choeur d'Enfants Sotto Voce has 60 members ranging in ages from 9 to 18 years old. The choir is in residence at the prestigious Théâtre du Châtelet right in the heart of Paris France. Directed by the American Choral Conductor Scott Alan Prouty, they g...  moreThe Choeur d'Enfants Sotto Voce has 60 members ranging in ages from 9 to 18 years old. The choir is in residence at the prestigious Théâtre du Châtelet right in the heart of Paris France. Directed by the American Choral Conductor Scott Alan Prouty, they give concerts throughout France, and have often been used as the model choir for Schools throughout France. The choir is known for the variety of it's repertoire going from classical Music to french songs to Broadway show numbers.  

Alive and Singing is an all-inclusive triplet of community choirs across Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire formed by like-minded people thrown together by fate and directed by the very talented and charismatic Jamie Serafi. The choirs have g...  moreAlive and Singing is an all-inclusive triplet of community choirs across Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire formed by like-minded people thrown together by fate and directed by the very talented and charismatic Jamie Serafi. The choirs have grown to over 100 members collectively from every walk of life! NO AUDTION! NO NEED TO READ Music! ALL WELCOME!  

Shumayela, under the direction of Kimberley Denis, performs "Kaki Lambe," a traditional piece from Senegal, arranged by Brian Tate. With guests Nelson Nagenda (Cape Town Chamber choir, South Africa) and Theodore Cookson (Mascato Youth choir, Namibia). For...  moreShumayela, under the direction of Kimberley Denis, performs "Kaki Lambe," a traditional piece from Senegal, arranged by Brian Tate. With guests Nelson Nagenda (Cape Town Chamber choir, South Africa) and Theodore Cookson (Mascato Youth choir, Namibia). For more information on the Kokopelli choir Association, visit http://kokopellichoirs.com.  

Read out latest newsletter to find out all about this exciting and innovative idea!! THE REVOLVING WHEEL of FREE CHORAL Music - EXPLAINED!  

Only Women Aloud  - women’s project choir   The School of Hard Knocks is excited to launch the 2015 Melbourne International Singers Festival season of Only Women Aloud, starting Sunday 3rd May.   Only Women Aloud is...

Ireland's biggest gospel Music choral festival celebrates 10 years of bringing the gospel choir community together   Dublin City 17th -19th May 2019   The Gospel Rising Music Festival is Ireland's biggest social, fun and energetic gospel mus...

Recent premiere of my new composition "I Dreamed About Music", commissioned and performed by choir of Nizegorodsky University Недавняя премьера моего сочинения, написанного по заказу Хора Нижегородского Университета и его руководителя Ларисы Ерыкаловой.

F. Schubert: In monte Oliveti (D696 Op. posth. 113 No.2) - The Waldorf Student choir, conductor: Laszlo Bencze - Recorded in the Lutheran Secondary School Aszod/Hungary on 16. April 2014.

Takerei Komene’s 'He Tamaiti ō te Ao Tukupū' is a celebration of birth, rejoicing in its chaos and the process of creation. This new commission revolves around the creation of a person with endless potential. The text centres on a well-know whakatauki or ...  moreTakerei Komene’s 'He Tamaiti ō te Ao Tukupū' is a celebration of birth, rejoicing in its chaos and the process of creation. This new commission revolves around the creation of a person with endless potential. The text centres on a well-know whakatauki or proverb: Whāia te iti kahurangi, ki te tuohu koe, me he maunga teitei [Seek that which you treasure most – if you must bow your head, let it be to the loftiest of mountains] A mihi pepeha, hailing the fabrics of space and the throes of the heart, is joined by the organ – a giant celestial factory, chaotic and cacophonous, with great starry arms placing pieces into unique moulds forming the fragments of the final section of the work – a mighty invocation of the whakatauki.  less