Viva was founded as "Sandnes Music School's Girls Choir" in 1968, and was opened for boys in 1997, with the new name Sandnes Musikkskoles Ungdomskor (SMUK). In 2007 the name was changed to"VIVA, Sandnes Kulturskolekor", Viva for sh...  moreViva was founded as "Sandnes Music School's Girls Choir" in 1968, and was opened for boys in 1997, with the new name Sandnes Musikkskoles Ungdomskor (SMUK). In 2007 the name was changed to"VIVA, Sandnes Kulturskolekor", Viva for short, when we talk about us. Our leading text for working with the children is what Pablo Casals once said: "Each second we live is a new and special moment, a never returning moment. We should tell every child: "Do you know what you are? You are a miracle! You are wonderful! In the whole wide world there is no-one like you!""  less

Be inspired by a vibrant atmosphere of friendship everybody is thrilled to share the passion for Music and singing together! Take the opportunity to sing in beautiful venues and churches at that lovely place!meeting Music is looking forward to meet you an...

[the views expressed in this blog are from my personal experiences from 25 years of leading non-auditioned community Choirs in the UK, as well as adult singing workshops. My focus is on teaching by ear using a repertoire of songs from traditions across th...

De Profundis Clamavi - Kurt Bikkembergs. Jeugdkoor Cantilene "Luc Anthonis" Ekeren muziek Music Choir "live concert" "live Music" "a cappella" vocal

Thomas Rossin Conducts Händel's masterwork in concert, Sarah Zimmerman, Soprano, Robert Sunderlin, Bass, Lea Kirdatt, Alto

About the Choir the Udiana Choir (formerly, Kolot Hasadeh) was founded by Anat Aharoni at Kibbutz Harduf in 2004. Udiana is unusual on the Israeli scene, has appeared on some of the best stages in the country, and is praised highly by the audiences. ...  more About the Choir the Udiana Choir (formerly, Kolot Hasadeh) was founded by Anat Aharoni at Kibbutz Harduf in 2004. Udiana is unusual on the Israeli scene, has appeared on some of the best stages in the country, and is praised highly by the audiences. the Choir sings mainly a capella, with an emphasis on current Music, and integrates improvisation, drumming, and movement. Udiana has been supported by the Ministry for Culture and Sport since 2012. We aim to express processes in human development, so we build our programs around subjects that we research from different angles, including “Prayer”, “Song of the Earth”, “Peace”, and “Water”. In 2016 we created a program called “Silence” in collaboration with the Israeli Brass Quintet. In 2017 the subject was “My Soul Returns to the Fire”, where we explored the quality of fire in our lives. Stemming from the desire to support Israeli composers, and with the aim of being a part of the Israeli Music scene, every year we invite another Israeli composer to create ...    less

Our Music for your Choir - sheet Music and mp3's available through www.stoneandtara.com/songbook the Witches' Dialogue©2021 Anke de Bruijn & Peter Duiverman For SATB Choir a capella. Background notes to 'the Witches' Dialogue' On a rainy Novembe...  moreOur Music for your Choir - sheet Music and mp3's available through www.stoneandtara.com/songbook the Witches' Dialogue©2021 Anke de Bruijn & Peter Duiverman For SATB Choir a capella. Background notes to 'the Witches' Dialogue' On a rainy November morning, I was taking a walk with a friend. We found ourselves talking about a man who we knew only vaguely and who had been very ill for several years. We had heard recently that he was dying of cancer. the only thing we really knew about him was that he had lived a fairly miserable life. My friend told me how she and two other women had once helped a dying man by holding his feet, letting him know that it was safe to let go. then we stopped short on the forest road and looked at each other. ‘I think we should hold his feet,’ one of us said. ‘Now?’ ‘We can always try. Thoughts have power.’ So we closed our eyes, stood for minutes next to an old, gnarled tree, and focused on the man who we imagined as lying alone in a hospital bed. When we opened o...    less