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Nidarosdomens Guttekor
Nidaros Cathedral Choir of Men and BOys.
World touring choir from Norway with 900 years of choir tradition.
We bring you classical repertoires as well as delightful Norwegian folk songs.
The Nidaros Cathedral BOys’ Choir has over 900 years of ric... moreNidaros Cathedral Choir of Men and BOys.
World touring choir from Norway with 900 years of choir tradition.
We bring you classical repertoires as well as delightful Norwegian folk songs.
The Nidaros Cathedral BOys’ Choir has over 900 years of rich history. It’s the main choir of Nidaros Cathedral which is located in the ancient capital of Trondheim, Norway. It’s also the main choir of ROyal events.
The choir will celebrate its 100 years of modern history in 2027 with a global tour.
Current artistic director and conductor, Bjørn Moe - a former soprano in the choir, successfully reinvented the choir since joining as conductor in 1973.
There are 100 members in the main choir, 70 sopranos/altos (9-15 years old) and 30 tenors/basses (15-68 years old). In addition, the mini-bOys choir, has 40 bOys ages 7-9.
Apart from religious repertoire, the choir also sings Norwegian folk songs as well as songs from different cultures around the world. Each year the Choir collaborates with orchestras to present... less
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Journey To The Past (Anastasia)
Performed by Universitair Koor Antwerpen at their christmas Concert "Once Upon A December" on December 19, 2017.
Piano: Stijn Dierckx
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Oll an Gwella
Oll an Gwella are a bunch of beauties! All members of Newquay Male Voice Choir, they are a rehearsed, a cappella, male chorus with a repertoire consisting of over 100 songs including Shanties, Cornish folk, 1960s classics, seasonal & sacred music.
T... moreOll an Gwella are a bunch of beauties! All members of Newquay Male Voice Choir, they are a rehearsed, a cappella, male chorus with a repertoire consisting of over 100 songs including Shanties, Cornish folk, 1960s classics, seasonal & sacred music.
Their 4-part harmony and infectious humour has brought them popularity as their repertoire and reputation have grown. Entertaining for pleasure, they raise thousands of pounds for voluntary, charity & community groups. £1200 profit from donations and their first CD was donated to “The Cove” Cancer Centre and further donations have been made to RNLI and Cornwall Blood Bikes (who have received more than £3400 as their current charity). Live broadcasts on local radio and a recording by ‘Spotlight’ for BBC Television followed. Singing from the main stages at Shows and Festivals across Cornwall they have shown their versatility by performing in Cornish at the Gorsedh Kernow cultural festival and by opening the main stage at “Boardmasters’ Music Festival. They ... less
