Voices: ChoralTracks https://www.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Jesu_dulcis_memoria_(Scott_Villard)

Wicker Park Choral singers April 10, 2011 3:30pm St. Mary's Episcopal Church Park Ridge, IL *this was our encore piece You're my little potato, you're my little potato, You're my little potato, they dug you up, You come from underground! T...  moreWicker Park Choral singers April 10, 2011 3:30pm St. Mary's Episcopal Church Park Ridge, IL *this was our encore piece You're my little potato, you're my little potato, You're my little potato, they dug you up, You come from underground! The world is big, so big, so very big! To you, it's new, it's new to you! You're my little potato, you're my little potato, You're my little potato, they dug you up, You come from underground! Let's talk about root crops (they dug you up), And lamb chops (they chew on you), And things to eat...like apples and cheese and 'nanas and cream, Jellies and butter, it's late at night, I hope this little bottle helps you go to sleep! They must have grown you wild, you make a grown man a child, I'll go and play in the mud to be with you my spud (potato). When you came out looking red as a beet, You had wrinkles on the bottoms of your feet! Oh, you are so sweet potato! You're my sweet potato, you're my sweet potato, dug you up! Yo...    less

[A version of this article first appeared as a post on my blog From the Front of the Choir] I wrote last week about how wearing masks might affect singers and how they can overcome any obstacles. This week I want to look at the impact on Choir lea...

Goodbye Jazz - Tom Cunningham Performed by the Abbeydale singers on their 25th anniversary concert, at St. John's Church, Ranmoor, Sheffield, 16th July 2011. See http://www.abbeydalesingers.org.uk for more details.

composer: Zachary J. Moore ensemble: The Master singers conductor: Dr. Gary R. Schwartzhoff

A small group singing "Someone To Watch Over Me" at the wedding of Jaime Lee and James Clarke at One Whitehall Place in November 2012. Jaime, the bride, was grateful for adding "a touch of class" to their special day! Filmed by: Adam Hocke

Phoenix, is referring to the many Flame Trees that are found in HK, blooming in May around the city. Flame Trees are known as 鳳凰木 (Phoenix Trees) in Chinese. Phoenix singers, Hong Kong is a newly established chorus, musically directed by Celia Leung. ...  morePhoenix, is referring to the many Flame Trees that are found in HK, blooming in May around the city. Flame Trees are known as 鳳凰木 (Phoenix Trees) in Chinese. Phoenix singers, Hong Kong is a newly established chorus, musically directed by Celia Leung. The chorus meets once a week and share the joy of singing. The Chorus presented concerts at various venues around HK since its inception. We also make it our mission to support local charities at each term.  

performed by Riga Recording Studio singers (Latvia) published by Bärenreiter Verlag (BA7413) available at https://www.baerenreiter.com/suche/produkt/?artNo=BA7413

In June 2022, HomeChoir was invited to become the official Choir for the inaugural Celebration Day, with a special one hour Sing Sunday session and a stunning recording of Sanctus from Fauré's Requiem. 21:46 Shall I Compare Thee? 25:04 My Lord What A ...  moreIn June 2022, HomeChoir was invited to become the official Choir for the inaugural Celebration Day, with a special one hour Sing Sunday session and a stunning recording of Sanctus from Fauré's Requiem. 21:46 Shall I Compare Thee? 25:04 My Lord What A Morning 29:41 Peace Like A River 31:37 Forest Lake 38:24 O For A Closer Walk With God 45:22 Noyana 48:28 Faure: Sanctus from the Requiem 54:10 Song For The Mira  

Composed in 1910 in thanksgiving for the safe recovery of the Vicar of Leeds of the day from serious and potential life-threatening illness, 'If the Lord had not helped me' is of Bairstow's earliest masterpieces. The warmth of expression at the words 'Thy...  moreComposed in 1910 in thanksgiving for the safe recovery of the Vicar of Leeds of the day from serious and potential life-threatening illness, 'If the Lord had not helped me' is of Bairstow's earliest masterpieces. The warmth of expression at the words 'Thy mercy, O Lord, held me up' achieves a consummate beauty so characteristic of Bairstow at his most deeply felt. A richly-scored bass solo is a notable characteristic of the work, and the grandeur of the choral writing gives more than a hint of the terrific Easter-tide Anthem 'Sing ye to the Lord, for He hath triumphed gloriously' that was the next year to follow from the composer's pen. This performance was recorded in Leeds Minster on Sunday 28th April 2013 during the recital of 'Music with Minster connections' sung by St Peter's singers of Leeds, directed by Dr Simon Lindley. The organist is David Houlder and the bass soloist is Quentin Brown. Leeds Minster, formerly Leeds Parish Church, has a long and distinguished musical history. The list of organist...    less