Sounds of Summit performs "Sure on this Shining Night" by Morten Lauridsen at the 2011 Chanticleer Masterclass at Lee's Summit First Presbyterian Church. Chris Munce, Director. Diane Riffe, accompanist

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Ian Assersohn conducts Dorking Camerata as they record his setting of "My True Love" from his collection of 5 Choral songs. Words by Sir Philip Sidney (1554-1586). the accompanist is Jan Assersohn. Recorded 14th May 2011 by Mark Sugden-Best at Treetops...  moreIan Assersohn conducts Dorking Camerata as they record his setting of "My True Love" from his collection of 5 Choral songs. Words by Sir Philip Sidney (1554-1586). the accompanist is Jan Assersohn. Recorded 14th May 2011 by Mark Sugden-Best at Treetops Recording Studio, Capel, Surrey, UK. Video by David Tilsley Links: www.appletreemusic.net www.dorkingcamerata.org www.treetopsstudio.co.uk  

AppleChor commissioned this piece from composer Greg Bartholomew of Seattle, WA as part of the ChoralNet Composers of Choral Music Community first time commissions project. the piece is written on a text by Jack Senzig adapted by Greg Bartholomew. A...  moreAppleChor commissioned this piece from composer Greg Bartholomew of Seattle, WA as part of the ChoralNet Composers of Choral Music Community first time commissions project. the piece is written on a text by Jack Senzig adapted by Greg Bartholomew. AppleChor is an auditioned 4th and 5th grade school choir at Red Apple Elementary In Racine, WI. Red Apple is a STEAM School. Luigi Enriquez accompanied on piano. More works by Greg bartholomew can be found on his website: http://gregbartholomew.com/  less

Phoenix Chorale Christopher Gabbitas, Artistic Director Composer: Benjamin Britten (1913-1976) Text: WH Auden (1907-1973) Performed at 'unCLOUDED day', a concert to celebrate the return of live Choral music following the Covid-19 pandemic. Solo...  morePhoenix Chorale Christopher Gabbitas, Artistic Director Composer: Benjamin Britten (1913-1976) Text: WH Auden (1907-1973) Performed at 'unCLOUDED day', a concert to celebrate the return of live Choral music following the Covid-19 pandemic. Soloists: Lies’l Hill, soprano Nina Garguilo, soprano Julia Powers, alto Thomas Strawser, tenor Christopher Herrera, bass Learn more about Phoenix Chorale at https://www.phoenixChorale.org If you like our music, please Subscribe! Video Direction: Andrew Staples Sound Engineering: Sound Mirror I In a garden shady this holy lady With reverent cadence and subtle psalm, Like a black swan as death came on Poured forth her song in perfect calm: And by ocean's margin this innocent virgin Constructed an organ to enlarge her prayer, And notes tremendous from her great engine Thundered out on the Roman air. Blonde Aphrodite rose up excited, Moved to delight by the melody, White as an orchid she rode quite naked In an oyster shell on top of the ...    less

European Grand Prix for Choral Singing 2012 22 April 2012 Maribor, Slovenia

47th Montreux International Choral Festival Montreux/Vevey, Switzerland April 2011

"True Colors" by Billy Steinberg and Tom Kelly, arr. Deke Sharon. Made popular by Cyndi Lauper. Recorded live on Sunday, May 4, 2014, at All Saints Episcopal Church in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Performed by the Chamber Singers ensemble of the Girl Choi...  more"True Colors" by Billy Steinberg and Tom Kelly, arr. Deke Sharon. Made popular by Cyndi Lauper. Recorded live on Sunday, May 4, 2014, at All Saints Episcopal Church in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Performed by the Chamber Singers ensemble of the Girl Choir of South Florida. Artistic Director: Wallis Peterson. You with the sad eyes Don't be discouraged Oh I realize It's hard to take courage In a world full of people You can Lose sight of it all And the darkness inside you Can make you feel so small But I see your true colors Shining through I see your true colors And that's why I love you So don't be afraid to let them show Your true colors True colors are beautiful, Like a rainbow Show me a smile then, Don't be unhappy, can't remember When I last saw you laughing If this world makes you crazy And you've taken all you can bear You call me up Because you know I'll be there And I'll see your true colors Shining through I see your true colors And that's why I love you So don't be ...    less

the Southern California Children’s Chorus (SCCC), Orange County’s only chorus dedicated exclusively to meeting the educational and performance needs of children, seeks to do more than introduce youth to music and singing. It strives to enrich the lives of...  morethe Southern California Children’s Chorus (SCCC), Orange County’s only chorus dedicated exclusively to meeting the educational and performance needs of children, seeks to do more than introduce youth to music and singing. It strives to enrich the lives of its members through programs stressing musical aptitude, teamwork, discipline, self-confidence and personal growth. Music camps, social outings, concert tours and an annual, child-involved fundraiser are combined with weekly rehearsals and live performances to create the type of nurturing environment that enables members to mature musically and socially. the SCCC and its musical directors serve as mentors, coaches and friends to students in a variety of socioeconomic levels.  less

This brand new version of Good King Wenceslas is dedicated to my uncle Duncan Shaw of Vancouver. His "retirement project" - developing his own theory of gravity - has been a huge inspiration in my own compositional journey late in life. Some background...  moreThis brand new version of Good King Wenceslas is dedicated to my uncle Duncan Shaw of Vancouver. His "retirement project" - developing his own theory of gravity - has been a huge inspiration in my own compositional journey late in life. Some background: I have sung the traditional version of Good King Wenceslas since I was a kid. I fell in love with the lyrics and the story, but have always been puzzled by the way it was arranged, in particular the way that the "las" of Wenceslas lands on the downbeat. When I was young, I thought the lyrics were actually "Good King Wences last looked out!" All to say that I got inspired to create a totally different version. I used the 19th century poem by John Mason Neale, but I wanted to create a different "feel" to the story, to take it back in time to its origins in the Middle Ages - hence the medieval feel to much of the piece. I also felt that since the Wenceslas story is all about a journey, a setting in 3/4 time would create a better sense of that feeling, ra...    less