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The Message of Christmas an evangelical song for 2 or 4 Voices
Gospel style setting for 2 or 4 Voices, 2 flutes, double bass, guitar and tambourine of my evangelical poem about Christmas.
This is not typical of my usual style, but it's an interesting excursion into the
evangelical music of mid-70s Oxford, where I ... moreGospel style setting for 2 or 4 Voices, 2 flutes, double bass, guitar and tambourine of my evangelical poem about Christmas.
This is not typical of my usual style, but it's an interesting excursion into the
evangelical music of mid-70s Oxford, where I was studying.
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Pacific Chorale
Pacific Chorale is the resident choir at Segerstrom Center for the Arts in Orange County, California. Under the direction of John Alexander, the 140-voice Pacific Chorale and its 24-voice professional chamber choir, the John Alexander Singers, present an ... morePacific Chorale is the resident choir at Segerstrom Center for the Arts in Orange County, California. Under the direction of John Alexander, the 140-voice Pacific Chorale and its 24-voice professional chamber choir, the John Alexander Singers, present an annual concert season at Segerstrom Center and other area venues, as well as appearing as frequent guest artists with local and visiting orchestras. John Alexander and Pacific Chorale have performed numerous local and world premieres, toured internationally to 27 countries in North and South America, Europe and Asia, and released eleven recordings. less
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Naya Chorale - Go Down Moses
Performed live at Light & Sound, Naya Chorale's end-of-season concert for 2013. Tickets are available now for this year's Light & Sound concert (18th & 19th July) from www.nayaChorale.com/concerts
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Facebook: www.facebook.com/na... morePerformed live at Light & Sound, Naya Chorale's end-of-season concert for 2013. Tickets are available now for this year's Light & Sound concert (18th & 19th July) from www.nayaChorale.com/concerts
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10 Golden truths I have learnt from 25 years of choir leading
[The views expressed in this blog are from my personal experiences from 25 years of leading non-auditioned community choirs in the UK, as well as adult singing workshops. My focus is on teaching by ear using a repertoire of songs from traditions across th...
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Pittch Please
Pittch Please originated from a men's Alumni a cappella group comprised of Pitt graduates. After what was thought to be the group's last concert, a push from student fans and current members led the group to seek registration as a bonafide student organiz... morePittch Please originated from a men's Alumni a cappella group comprised of Pitt graduates. After what was thought to be the group's last concert, a push from student fans and current members led the group to seek registration as a bonafide student organization.
Pittch Please now provides fraternal solidarity for its members, sentimental commemorations for its Alumni, and musical excellence for the Pittsburgh community.
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Hard Shoulder (conducted by Stephen Hatfield)
For the 25th anniversary concert, Bell'Arte Alumni joined with current choir members, with Stephen Hatfield conducting his own compositions, including "Hard Shoulder".
Stephen Hatfield on Hard Shoulder:
Written to honour the House of Compassion, a ... moreFor the 25th anniversary concert, Bell'Arte Alumni joined with current choir members, with Stephen Hatfield conducting his own compositions, including "Hard Shoulder".
Stephen Hatfield on Hard Shoulder:
Written to honour the House of Compassion, a Toronto outreach to street people, Hard Shoulder is narrated by the street people themselves. Although there is no explicit language, the reality of life on the streets is still presented in an unvarnished way that hits audiences where they didn't expect to be hit. The struggle of the homeless, and of the people who wish to help them, is presented without platitudes, without sentimentality, and without easy answers, but the final message of the piece is humanitarian with a capital H. less