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

Composer/pianist Ola Gjeilo joins the CWU Chamber choir (Gary Weidenaar, director) in presenting Gjeilo's "Northern LIghts". In mid-April, 2011, Ola spent 3 days on the Central Washington University Campus for a project in which he joined the choir in ...  moreComposer/pianist Ola Gjeilo joins the CWU Chamber choir (Gary Weidenaar, director) in presenting Gjeilo's "Northern LIghts". In mid-April, 2011, Ola spent 3 days on the Central Washington University Campus for a project in which he joined the choir in recording 3 of his compositions. On this video, Gjeilo adds an improvised accompaniment (in a one-take rendition) to his composition "Northern Lights"-- which is published as an unaccompanied piece. Because of his view that improvising is a wonderful snapshot of artists "at that moment", the project was entitled "In the Moment". The other composition to which he created an improvised accompaniment was "Ubi Caritas". He also accompanied the choir on "The Ground", which includes CWU's resident faculty quartet -- the Kairos String Quartet. Here are the other "In the Moment" YouTube URL's: The project's trailer/preview video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrvEgQl57b0 Ubi Caritas http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_7mcGqsKP8 The Ground: http://www.yo...    less

Noctis is a semi-professional chamber choir founded and directed by Francis Faux. The group consists of musicians from around the South West and we perform at a wide range of venues all over the country. Our repertoire includes traditional choral music as...  moreNoctis is a semi-professional chamber choir founded and directed by Francis Faux. The group consists of musicians from around the South West and we perform at a wide range of venues all over the country. Our repertoire includes traditional choral music as well as contemporary arrangements of popular songs, film scores and jazz standards. We are available for hire and can provide an atmosphere and presence to meet the needs of any event.  

Provided to YouTube by Awal Digital Ltd When You Believe (From "The Prince of Egypt") · The Tabernacle choir at Temple Square · Orchestra at Temple Square When You Believe: A Night at the Movies ℗ Intellectual Reserve Released on: 2020-05-22 ...  moreProvided to YouTube by Awal Digital Ltd When You Believe (From "The Prince of Egypt") · The Tabernacle choir at Temple Square · Orchestra at Temple Square When You Believe: A Night at the Movies ℗ Intellectual Reserve Released on: 2020-05-22 Composer: Kenneth Edmonds Arranger: Sam Cardon Composer: Stephen Schwartz Auto-generated by YouTube.  

The European Premier of Timothy Takach's "Paper Cranes" - sung by Bournemouth Male Voice choir at their Summer Concert - 9th July 2011.. We are quite pleased with this recording, for a first performance, sung from meory its not too bad at all!