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The Songmen - Mr. Bojangles Luebeck 2011
The Songmen sing Guy Lewis's arrangement of Mr. Bojangles in the Concert Hall at the Musikhochschule as part of the Schleswig-Holstein Musick Festival on 3rd August 2011.
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Methodist University NobleMen - Old Saint Louie
Methodist University's Men's Chorus (The NobleMen) Performing Old Saint Louie under the direction of Dr. Michael Martin, Director of Choral Activities.
All Choirs Concert - April 20, 2012
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Morten Lauridsen "O Magnum Mysterium"
指揮Conductor:連芳貝Tracy Lien/薩克斯風:李昆峰
【Sacred Music & Sax】Ⅱ
We tried a new style of music, featuring the combination of sacred music with saxophone improvisation.
This part including 5 songs from different times:
1.Gregorian chant【Ave Maria】
2.Gio... more指揮Conductor:連芳貝Tracy Lien/薩克斯風:李昆峰
【Sacred Music & Sax】Ⅱ
We tried a new style of music, featuring the combination of sacred music with saxophone improvisation.
This part including 5 songs from different times:
1.Gregorian chant【Ave Maria】
2.Giovanni Croce【O Vos Omnes】
3.Jacques Arcadelt【Ave Maria】
4.G. P. da Palestrina【Adoramus te】
5.Morten Lauridsen【O Magnum Mysterium】
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My Shepherd Will Supply My Need performed by Chicago Master Singers
Mack Wilberg's arrangement of the American folk hymn "My Shepherd Will Supply My Need" is conducted by Chicago Master Singers Music Director John C. Hughes with accompaniment by pianist Lyudmila Lakisova, flautist Leslie Short, and oboist Deb Stevenson. T... moreMack Wilberg's arrangement of the American folk hymn "My Shepherd Will Supply My Need" is conducted by Chicago Master Singers Music Director John C. Hughes with accompaniment by pianist Lyudmila Lakisova, flautist Leslie Short, and oboist Deb Stevenson. The text comes from Isaac Watt's paraphrase of Psalm 23. We hope our performance demonstrates our love of singing together and our passion for sharing music with audiences.
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Now Every Tree by Thomas Weelkes transposed for men's voices (AATB or ATBarB)
Arranged for men's voices (2 versions: E Dorian ((AATB) and C# Dorian (ATBarB) - it is sung here by the dwsChorale in the C# Dorian version
Now every tree renews
his summer’s green,
Why is your heart in
winter’s garments clad?
Your beauty says my... moreArranged for men's voices (2 versions: E Dorian ((AATB) and C# Dorian (ATBarB) - it is sung here by the dwsChorale in the C# Dorian version
Now every tree renews
his summer’s green,
Why is your heart in
winter’s garments clad?
Your beauty says my love
is summer’s queen,
But your cold love
like winter makes me sad:
Then either spring
with buds of love again
Or else congeal my
thoughts with your disdain.
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Phoenix Singers, Hong Kong
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.
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London City Singers
We are a group of women singing a cappella four-part harmony music arranged in barbershop style. The style of singing is more 'pop' than classical and the choice of music reflects this, with the repertoire including show-tunes, popular songs from the 1930... moreWe are a group of women singing a cappella four-part harmony music arranged in barbershop style. The style of singing is more 'pop' than classical and the choice of music reflects this, with the repertoire including show-tunes, popular songs from the 1930s to today, as well as classic barbershop arrangements. There are strong links to musical theatre in that most songs are choreographed, and performing skills are a key element in making a song work.
We rehearse every Tuesday, 6:30pm-9:00pm, in central London between Kings Cross and St Paul's. We are always on the look out for enthusiastic and talented women so if you're interested in joining, do drop a line to hello@londoncitysingers.co.uk for details. less