One of my earliest a cappella compositions composed when I was 22, the haunting and melancholic "Elegy of Anne Boleyn" based on an anonymous poem I found in my local library in 1983, is now available at my website. I remember being very inspired by Debuss...
Jerusalem A-cappella Singers - זמרי אקפלה ירושלים Conducted by Judi Axelrod בניצוחה של ג'ודי אקסלרוד "Vigilate et Orate" by Nino Rota (נינו רוטה) www.facebook.com/jerusalemacappella
Sung by Jessica Joan Graham, Helen Koehne, Zoe Dove, and Lara Vocisano. Find out more about Aria cappella at our website, https://www.ariacappella.com/ Arrangement by Jessica Joan Graham - jessica.joan.graham@gmail.com Video recording produced by Ne... more
Featuring musical accompaniment from the Christchurch and District Band! Photo by Lemonade Pictures, 2013. The choir later went on to perform with the Christchurch and District Band at their event, 'For Queen and Country' at The Regent Centre, Christchurc
The Choral Association "CANTICA nova", which has been involved in concerts and performances with its vocal ensemble since 1989, and with the patronage of FENIARCO and ARS Cori, is promoting and organizing the IV edition of its International Choral Festiva...
Choriosity - A-cappella-Pop-Chor / Ulm www.choriosity.de Music: Christopher Tin www.facebook.com/choriosity www.youtube.com/choriosity www.choriosity.de
Jerusalem A-cappella Singers - זמרי אקפלה ירושלים Conducted by Judi Axelrod בניצוחה של ג'ודי אקסלרוד "Keter" by Salamone Rossi "כתר" מאת סלומונה רוסי www.facebook.com/jerusalemacappella
The Samford University A cappella Choir singing "Chantez a Dieu" by Jan Pieters Sweelinck at the Florilege Vocal de Tours: International Song Competition, May 25-27, 2012. Philip Copeland, conductor.
Live recording from Aula nova, Poznan conductor: Marek Gandecki
We are a ladies a cappella (unaccompanied) chorus based in Milton Keynes. We call ourselves a ‘chorus’, rather than a ‘choir’ because we don’t just sing our songs, we perform them. We sing for fun, competition and charity in four parts mostly in the ‘... more