Guajira - son Piñeiro Arreglo coral: Electo Silva Coro Música Esperanza Director: Carlos Andrés Aciar Ensayo abierto San Miguel De Tucumán 1993 Dedicado a Miguel Ángel Estrella

Dirait-On, Morten Lauridsen

Hullabaloo MD Kirsty Martin is launching TUBTHUMPERS so sing songs of Protest, Passion and Solidarity in glorious, uproarious harmony. Hullabaloo has a long history of supportng social action by singing at many events including in October for the Survivor...

This has been quite a week!  Last Mondy, we celebrate the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr., and yesterday, our country swore in a new president.  Regardless of who one voted for, the election results surprised nearly everyone.  As someone ...

Our favorite holiday concert encore! Robert Convery's arrangement of "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" by Hugh Martin & Ralph Blaine. Saturday, December 3, 2016 Mayslake Peabody Estate, Oak Brook, IL

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Hullabaloo performing at the 2013 National Streetchoirs Festival in Aberystwyth. This video contains 2 songs. Wagner at the Opera, by Chumbawamba Price Tag, but Jessie J, arranged by Ali Orbaum

10 Quotes of Martin Luther, No 4 Der Glaube (The Believe) sung during a fiest of illumination in the cathedral of Schleswig - 2016

Domine Jesu José Maurício Nunes Garcia (1760-1830) Coro Academia Concerto - Brazil Altamiro Bernardes Wejherowo - Polônia June, 2,2011 Father José Maurício (1767-1830), himself a mulatto, grandson of slaves, son of freed slaves, was one of the exp...  moreDomine Jesu José Maurício Nunes Garcia (1760-1830) Coro Academia Concerto - Brazil Altamiro Bernardes Wejherowo - Polônia June, 2,2011 Father José Maurício (1767-1830), himself a mulatto, grandson of slaves, son of freed slaves, was one of the exponents in music of the Americas. Musically educated in the classical tradition, he began teaching at 12 and writing at age 16. He reached the rank of Master of the Royal Chapel (most important post for a musician in Brazil Cologne) appointed by King John IV and conducted the first performances of Mozart’s "Requiem" and Haydn’s "Creation" in Brazil. Poor, mulatto, losing his father early and being educated with great difficulty, it is not known exactly how managed to get the culture that claim to have belonged to him. Even with all this prestige, he did not escape the prejudice by the origin in a family of slaves.  less