A documentary covering The tour of The World Youth Choir in 2010.

The Youth Choir Melissanthi was founded as The Children’s Choir of Alexandria Municipality in 1987 aiming to The creation of a Youth musical cradle in The town and so far has become a major attraction for children and young people of The city. Goal of ...  moreThe Youth Choir Melissanthi was founded as The Children’s Choir of Alexandria Municipality in 1987 aiming to The creation of a Youth musical cradle in The town and so far has become a major attraction for children and young people of The city. Goal of The Choir is equally The Choral and music development of its members and The contribution to The cultural development of Alexandria and The surrounding area. Although it started as a small ensemble singing monophonic or at best diphone melodies without instrumental accompaniment, today has more than 80 choristers, mostly girls, 10-25 years old, and interprets as a triphonic Choir almost all kinds of music, with an emphasis on The music of The nations and Greek composers. Please read more at Choirs.gr/alexandrian-Choirs-2/melissanthi/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.Choirs.gr/alexandrian-Choirs-2/melissanthi/  less

Cape Town Youth Choir (formerly Pro Cantu): "Mandela Tribute" Conductor: Leon Starker Performed at Hugo Lambrechts Auditorium, Cape Town (16th July 2013) in a joint Concert with The Whiffenpoofs of Yale Mandela Tribute As sung for The opening of ...  moreCape Town Youth Choir (formerly Pro Cantu): "Mandela Tribute" Conductor: Leon Starker Performed at Hugo Lambrechts Auditorium, Cape Town (16th July 2013) in a joint Concert with The Whiffenpoofs of Yale Mandela Tribute As sung for The opening of The Nelson Mandela Legacy Exhibittion, in which Cape Town honours Nelson Mandela: http://www.capetown.gov.za/en/Pages/CapeTownhonoursNelsonMandela.aspx Website: www.ctyc.co.za Facebook: www.facebook.com/CapeTownYouthChoir Twitter: @capetownChoir Music available for purchase on iTunes  less

Last fall, we had an opportunity to share The Weday stage with 2006 Juno Award winner, 2011 Much Music Video Award winner, and The 2011 Stylus Awards winner, Shawn Desman.

“Marko Marulić” High School Mixed Choir was founded under The guidance of prof. Tomislav Veršić in The School year 1992/93 by merging two School ensembles founded a year earlier: Girls’ Choir, and traditional Dalmatian male vocal group (so-called “klapa”)...  more“Marko Marulić” High School Mixed Choir was founded under The guidance of prof. Tomislav Veršić in The School year 1992/93 by merging two School ensembles founded a year earlier: Girls’ Choir, and traditional Dalmatian male vocal group (so-called “klapa”) “Šufit”. At The end of The following School year, The Choir participated for The first time at The Croatian Youth Music Festival, Choral competition which is traditionally held in Varaždin, Thereby winning The Silver Plaque. In 1996 The performance of The Choir at The same event was rewarded with Gold Plaque. After this success, The Choir received new, more experienced members, and began to act as The Mixed Choir of Cultural and Artistic Association “Aspalathos”. Although new ensemble soon became well recognized and multiply awarded, it ceased to be a part of The School and thus of this historical review as well. The Choir continued its work under The name of “Marko Marulić” High School in The School year 2004/05. Since 2006 until now, The Choir has performe...    less

Cape Town Youth Choir (formerly Pro Cantu): "Emarabini" Conductor: Leon Starker Arr. Leon Starker Soloists: Kate Farquharson & Hlumelo Marepula Performed at Hugo Lambrechts Auditorium, Cape Town (16th July 2013) in a joint Concert with The Whiffenpoo...  moreCape Town Youth Choir (formerly Pro Cantu): "Emarabini" Conductor: Leon Starker Arr. Leon Starker Soloists: Kate Farquharson & Hlumelo Marepula Performed at Hugo Lambrechts Auditorium, Cape Town (16th July 2013) in a joint Concert with The Whiffenpoofs of Yale Emarabini South African Traditional "This is a traditional Xhosa song about an orphan. The song asks "who will look after this child, for it is truly without parents?" eMarabini is sung with a new meaning today as South Africa's orphan population continues to increase due to The HIV/AIDS epidemic. The feeling behind this song is driven by a sense of hope raTher than despair; as it was sung to win past struggles, it is now sung to overcome present struggles as well." Program notes from "Up To Our Ears" on http://listentolydia.wordpress.com/ Website: www.ctyc.co.za Facebook: www.facebook.com/CapeTownYouthChoir Twitter: @capetownChoir Music available for purchase on iTunes  less

News feature from The 2007 World Youth Choir tour in South Africa and Namibia

© The Foundation World Youth Choir, all rights reserved. OTher rights: Hong Kong Treble Choirs' Association. Any resemblance with a third party content is accidental and does not affect The rights to this recording. Performer: World Youth Choir, 2008 se...  more© The Foundation World Youth Choir, all rights reserved. OTher rights: Hong Kong Treble Choirs' Association. Any resemblance with a third party content is accidental and does not affect The rights to this recording. Performer: World Youth Choir, 2008 session in PRO China (Hong Kong, Guangzhou, Macau) Piece: Always Composer: Irving Berlin Arranger: Nathaniel Adams, WYC singer, USA Conductor: Dr. Steve Zegree, USA Recorded in The Guangzhou Concert hall The World Youth Choir session 2008 was held in China thanks to The cooperation between The Foundation World Youth Choir and The Hong Kong Treble Choirs' Association, Hong Kong. www.worldYouthChoir.org www.hktrebleChoir.com/home/en/ For full documentary on 2008 session in China please visit http://vimeo.com/19824692  less

The Kearsney College Choir performing Their world famous "rainstorm" along with Toto's "Africa" at The Pop Choral category in The World Choir Games 2008. The Choir consists of School Boys (aged 13 -18) currently attending The College. Many Choirs have ...  moreThe Kearsney College Choir performing Their world famous "rainstorm" along with Toto's "Africa" at The Pop Choral category in The World Choir Games 2008. The Choir consists of School Boys (aged 13 -18) currently attending The College. Many Choirs have since copied and adapted our 'storm' sequence.