Francis Poulenc (1899 - 1963): Stabat mater (1950) 1. Stabat mater dolorosa 00:10 2. Cujus animam 04:03 3. O quam tristis 05:17 4. Quae moerebat 07:50 5. Quis est homo 09:11 6. Vidit suum 10:49 7. Eja mater 14:28 8. Fac ut ardeat 15:55 9. Sanc...  moreFrancis Poulenc (1899 - 1963): Stabat mater (1950) 1. Stabat mater dolorosa 00:10 2. Cujus animam 04:03 3. O quam tristis 05:17 4. Quae moerebat 07:50 5. Quis est homo 09:11 6. Vidit suum 10:49 7. Eja mater 14:28 8. Fac ut ardeat 15:55 9. Sancta mater 18:21 10. Fac ut portem 21:26 11. Inflammatus et accensus 24:55 12. Quando corpus 26:42 Monteverdichor Würzburg Christine Wolff - Sopran Matthias Beckert (cond.) 26. 02. 2012 Neubaukirche, Würzburg, Germany  

If you are looking for a tuneful large-scale choral work to perform with your choir  - you might like to consider a new SATB arrangement by John Whittaker of Vaughan Williams' Folk Songs of The Four Seasons' (duration 50 minutes) - which was original...

I Notevolmente irrompono nel Mondadori Multicenter di Roma est con un Flash Mob CoraLetterario, eseguendo per la prima volta la loro personalissima versione di Mad World.

Collegium Vocale Harmonia Mundi conductor: Paolo Gaggioli Seveso (Mi), 17 dicembre 2017

Coro Académico da Universidade do Minho - It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year XVIII Puer Natus est - Sé Catedral de Braga - Braga 14 de Dezembro de 2013 www.facebook.com/CoroAcademicoUM www.caum.pt

Ensemble Thios Omilos Lutherkirche Leipzig, 28.9.2013 http://thiosomilos.de/index.php http://facebook.com/thiosomilos info@thiosomilos.de

Aube Printanière chanson de JC Rosaz chanté à Nankin par le Choeur des Polysons Piano Mathieu PICARD Direction Elisabeth TRIGO poème de Meng Heraoran, poète chinois de la Dynastie Tang. Le sujet principal de sa poésie est la nature. Ce texte est un des...  moreAube Printanière chanson de JC Rosaz chanté à Nankin par le Choeur des Polysons Piano Mathieu PICARD Direction Elisabeth TRIGO poème de Meng Heraoran, poète chinois de la Dynastie Tang. Le sujet principal de sa poésie est la nature. Ce texte est un des plus connus. 春 眠 不 觉 晓 处 处 闻 啼 鸟 夜 来 风 雨 声 花 落 知 多 少 Chūn mián bù jué xiǎo, chùchù wén tíniǎo. Yè lái fēngyǔ shēng, Huā luò zhī duōshǎo. In the spring we sleep ignorant dawn Everywhere we hear the birds singing During the night comes the sound of wind and rain The flowers fall, who knows the number? Au printemps on dort ignorant l’aube Partout on entend les oiseaux chanter Durant la nuit vient Le bruit du vent et de la pluie Les fleurs tombent, qui en connait le nombre?  less

No divisi parts – suitable for a quartet. In English (BCP 1662) Free sheet music. Please get in touch! • facebook: david [dot] basden.9 • New email: deebee123 [at] bigpond.com There's a matching Magnificat setting on the way. Watch this space!

Experience the power of Reality—an original song by Melbourne Contemporary Choir (MCCHOIR) that captures the essence of creativity, connection, and passion. Performed by our vibrant ensemble featuring Alinta Burnell, this track blends high-energy vocals w...  moreExperience the power of Reality—an original song by Melbourne Contemporary Choir (MCCHOIR) that captures the essence of creativity, connection, and passion. Performed by our vibrant ensemble featuring Alinta Burnell, this track blends high-energy vocals with heartfelt emotion, showcasing the incredible talent within our community. Join us on this musical journey as we bring Reality to life through stunning harmonies and an uplifting message that will leave you inspired. Subscribe to our channel for more original music, performances, and behind-the-scenes moments from MCCHOIR.  less

We are a network of choral singers worldwide in 200 choirs who have been called to sing at the bedsides of people who are dying. Our repertoire is all original, written by choir members and has emerged as a new tribal choral tradition that honors death a...  moreWe are a network of choral singers worldwide in 200 choirs who have been called to sing at the bedsides of people who are dying. Our repertoire is all original, written by choir members and has emerged as a new tribal choral tradition that honors death as a natural, expected, sometimes very inspiring event in a life. While we don't require auditions, our welcome process is rigorous. This kind of singing is spiritual work and is deeply rewarding for those who are called to it.