PoliPop is the first Choir that sings popular music in Turkey. We have two Choirs, adult and children Choir. If you want to sing pop music in Choir please contact with us.

PREMIERE "Ave Musica" Choir (Ukraine) exclusively performs "Libera Me" by contemporary composer Anthony Sylvestre. Conductor - Sergey Savenko Odessa, Ukraine. March 23, 2013 www.avemusica.com.ua facebook.com/AveMusicaChoirUkraine

Gresley Male Voice Choir perform Martyrs of the Arena 11th June.

Carers Choir are a Choir for Carers, who meet weekly in South Gloucestershire, singing acapella songs from around the globe. You don't need any experience as all songs are taught by ear. For further information please email, Indigo Craig at sharetheharmon...  moreCarers Choir are a Choir for Carers, who meet weekly in South Gloucestershire, singing acapella songs from around the globe. You don't need any experience as all songs are taught by ear. For further information please email, Indigo Craig at sharetheharmony@hotmail.co.uk  

Children Choir "The Stars" Leskovac Dečji hor "Zvezdice" Jelena Cvetković- dirigent Nikola Ilić- klavirska saradnja Biljana Miljković- flauta Zadužbina Ilije M. Kolarca- koncert "U RITMU EVROPE"

Written by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Gary Barlow (2012), Enjoy our latest virtual Choir video "Sing". This was one of the first songs we had ever learnt at the Choir and is still one of our favourites! If you would like to sing with us in the next ...  moreWritten by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Gary Barlow (2012), Enjoy our latest virtual Choir video "Sing". This was one of the first songs we had ever learnt at the Choir and is still one of our favourites! If you would like to sing with us in the next project, send us a message to: stpauls-communityChoir@hotmail.com  

Barcarolle Choir and its Music Director, Sam Evans; are delighted to announce their very special forthcoming concert. The Choir will be celebrating its 10th Anniversary! Since its formation in 2012 Barcarolle Choir has performed numerous...

Thomas Rossin conducts Händel's masterwork in concert. Andrew Barrett, Tenor, Robert Sunderin, Bass, Lea Kirdatt, Alto, Sarah Zimmerman, Soprano

Charnwood Voices, formerly Shepshed Singers, is a four part SATB Choir of some 45 voices based in Charnwood, Leicestershire. Founded in 1977, the Choir has gained a well-deserved reputation for performing neglected and unfamiliar music as well as better k...  moreCharnwood Voices, formerly Shepshed Singers, is a four part SATB Choir of some 45 voices based in Charnwood, Leicestershire. Founded in 1977, the Choir has gained a well-deserved reputation for performing neglected and unfamiliar music as well as better known and popular pieces, both sacred and secular. New members are welcome and encouraged to attend three rehearsals before an informal voice appraisal.  

“The Wind” was commissioned by the Organization of American Kodály Educators as a result of Rich Campbell winning the Ruth Boshkoff Composition Prize. The text is from Robert Louis Stevenson’s 1885 A Child’s Garden of Verses. The Choir begins by emulating...  more“The Wind” was commissioned by the Organization of American Kodály Educators as a result of Rich Campbell winning the Ruth Boshkoff Composition Prize. The text is from Robert Louis Stevenson’s 1885 A Child’s Garden of Verses. The Choir begins by emulating the sound of the wind, and then sings directly to the wind, describing the many things the wind does while questioning just who or what the wind is. The piece, inspired by Kodály’s philosophy, develops a folk-like melody in a modern context. The rhythmic piano accompaniment keeps the piece bouncing brightly until its exciting conclusion. Premiere performance by the 2016 OAKE National Children's Choir, Elizabeth Núñez, director. The Wind by Robert Louis Stevenson I saw you toss the kites on high And blow the birds about the sky; And all around I heard you pass, Like ladies' skirts across the grass— O wind, a-blowing all day long, O wind, that sings so loud a song! I saw the different things you did, But always you yourself you hid. I felt you...    less