Canterbury Girls Choir performing the Dalmation Cradle Song (Folk Song, Roberts arr Kerry Boyle) in Boulogne Cathedral June 2015

Founded in 1964, the acclaimed Wooster Chorus is comprised of undergraduate students representing all academic areas within The College of Wooster's liberal arts program. Under the direction of Lisa Wong, the Choir has been praised for its beauty of sound...  moreFounded in 1964, the acclaimed Wooster Chorus is comprised of undergraduate students representing all academic areas within The College of Wooster's liberal arts program. Under the direction of Lisa Wong, the Choir has been praised for its beauty of sound, high level of artistry, and engaging performances. The Wooster Chorus presents several concerts both on and off-campus throughout the academic year, and embarks each spring on a week-long domestic tour. Membership is by audition. Recent collaborative performances have included Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 in D Minor with the Cleveland Orchestra and Cleveland Orchestra Chorus.  less

We are a non-auditioned women's Choir based in South Leicestershire. We pride ourselves on our friendly atmosphere and the quality of our singing. We are let by Will Welsford who gives his considerable experience to help us find our best voices. We sing...  moreWe are a non-auditioned women's Choir based in South Leicestershire. We pride ourselves on our friendly atmosphere and the quality of our singing. We are let by Will Welsford who gives his considerable experience to help us find our best voices. We sing everything from madrigals to musicals, folk to funk and have a great time doing it! Always open to new members, particularly sopranos at the moment!  

This is the Kenyan Boys Choir cover of the song 'Mwewe', written by @Chris Adwar and performed by the Kenyan Group Sema. We have always been inspired by the beauty and depth of amazing Kenyan Musicians. This is the latest in our series of showing our g...  moreThis is the Kenyan Boys Choir cover of the song 'Mwewe', written by @Chris Adwar and performed by the Kenyan Group Sema. We have always been inspired by the beauty and depth of amazing Kenyan Musicians. This is the latest in our series of showing our gratitude and honoring them. Link to the original performance by Sema is shared below https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLHb-pAyQ34 This version was arranged by: Alvin Kadaji Solo: Bernard Agwanda Guitar: Charles Murage Vocals: @Kenyan Boys Choir Recorded and Produced by: Wex Media Video: Smith Hems Kenyan Boys Choir Links; Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/BoysChoirKenya Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/BoysChoirKenya Apple Music: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/the-kenyan-boys-Choir/315814573 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7o4kQgBVQkLLZPKsBTIw1o  less

Sanita Melodia Choir at Symphony of Life Concert on November 2013