Only 2 Spaces Left Sing FROM the HEARTSinging & Meditation Retreat HolidayAgon Coutainville, France7-14 September 2024"Singing connects the mind with the heart and the heart with the soul. So Sing. I dare you!"Take a deep breath of the fresh sea air, rel...

[this is a version of a post which first appeared on my blog From the Front of the Choir]   I came across an interesting article on Canada’s CBC Radio 2 blog a few years back. It was entitled Why do you Sing? and attracted several comments f...

Our Father, the Lord's Prayer is the 3rd movement of the Requiem Aeternam Pacem 9/11 composed by Diana Rutherford © 2011 Choir Aahs Tenor, Baritone, and Bass, Flute, Violin and Cello. Please visit my website DianaRutherford.com for sheet music and contac...  moreOur Father, the Lord's Prayer is the 3rd movement of the Requiem Aeternam Pacem 9/11 composed by Diana Rutherford © 2011 Choir Aahs Tenor, Baritone, and Bass, Flute, Violin and Cello. Please visit my website DianaRutherford.com for sheet music and contact information.  

Lord ALMIGHTY

Allsorts Performing Choir, Dundee, performing the Song commissioned for the Commonwealth Games Baton Relay by Hands Up For Trad in conjunction with the Big Sing. Singing at the McManus Gallery on 14th November 2014 as part of the Dundee Christmas Light...  moreAllsorts Performing Choir, Dundee, performing the Song commissioned for the Commonwealth Games Baton Relay by Hands Up For Trad in conjunction with the Big Sing. Singing at the McManus Gallery on 14th November 2014 as part of the Dundee Christmas Light Night Celebrations.  

"We Shall Sing Again" is a commissioned piece for the Sinirangan Chamber Singers for the MADZ Et Al 2020. This beautiful work was composed by Alejandro D. Consolacion II with text written by Jerricho Ponce Reynaldo. It was premiered last November 08, 2020...  more"We Shall Sing Again" is a commissioned piece for the Sinirangan Chamber Singers for the MADZ Et Al 2020. This beautiful work was composed by Alejandro D. Consolacion II with text written by Jerricho Ponce Reynaldo. It was premiered last November 08, 2020, in commemoration of the 7th year anniversary of Typhoon Yolanda. Conductor: Mary Jeane Egloso Sound Engineering: Alejandro Consolacion II and Mary Jeane Egloso Video Editing: Jon Castillo Videographer: Archie Omega Creative Team: Jefferson Cabataña and Alvin Alvarez  less

Sing tower Hamlets is a community choir open to all regardless of experience! the choir aims to bring the people of tower Hamlets (East London, UK) together to Sing in a friendly and informal environment, and to make a joyful noise in the heart of the eas...  moreSing tower Hamlets is a community choir open to all regardless of experience! the choir aims to bring the people of tower Hamlets (East London, UK) together to Sing in a friendly and informal environment, and to make a joyful noise in the heart of the east end. there are no auditions, and Songs will be taught primarily by ear, so you don’t need to be able to read music. Whether you’re a seasoned performer, or more of the shower-Singer type — if you love to Sing and you’re in the area, Sing tower Hamlets is for you. We Sing in a range of styles, from pop to gospel to show tunes, and do lots of fun warm-ups to build your confidence and free your voice!  less

Sing from the HeartSinging & Meditation Retreat HolidayAgon Coutainville, France7-14 September 2024   Take a deep breath of the fresh sea air, relax, Sing your heart out and enjoy delicious home-cooked meals on our small group Singing retreat. An...

Rooftops - for two unaccompanied altos Words and music composed and performed by David W Solomons composed as I walked one day from Denning Point in the East End to Sing at a service at St Michael's Cornhill around 1986 (the streets were actually empty...  moreRooftops - for two unaccompanied altos Words and music composed and performed by David W Solomons composed as I walked one day from Denning Point in the East End to Sing at a service at St Michael's Cornhill around 1986 (the streets were actually empty on Sunday mornings in those days!)  

[this is a version of a post which first appeared on my blog From the Front of the Choir]   I have to admit that I’m not really a lyric person. I might have been listening to a particular pop Song in English for years when I suddenly realise...