O Magnum Mysterium by Sally Herman. Performed by the Singkronies Chamber Choir. Excerpt from the Singkronies Chamber Choir's 2009 Gala Concert. Held in the Mussaion theatre on the campus of the University of Pretoria, South Africa. 22nd November 2009...  moreO Magnum Mysterium by Sally Herman. Performed by the Singkronies Chamber Choir. Excerpt from the Singkronies Chamber Choir's 2009 Gala Concert. Held in the Mussaion theatre on the campus of the University of Pretoria, South Africa. 22nd November 2009 Conducted by Lhente-Marie Pitout  

Napadly Písně v duši mou No. 1 from Five Nature Songs by Antonín Dvořák CorISTAnbul Chamber Choir Music and Choral Director: Arda Ardaşes Agoşyan Assistant Director: Natali Boğosyan Concert Recording, June 9, 2012 St. Esprit Church, Istanbul

Barlow Bradford's Utah Chamber Artists perform "Give Me the Splendid Silent Sun". Bradford put Walt Whitman's words from Leaves of Grass to Music in this choral work. GIVE me the splendid silent sun, with all his beams full-dazzling; Give me juicy a...  moreBarlow Bradford's Utah Chamber Artists perform "Give Me the Splendid Silent Sun". Bradford put Walt Whitman's words from Leaves of Grass to Music in this choral work. GIVE me the splendid silent sun, with all his beams full-dazzling; Give me juicy autumnal fruit, ripe and red from the orchard; Give me a field where the unmow'd grass grows; Give me an arbor, give me the trellis'd grape; Give me fresh corn and wheat—give me serene-moving animals, teaching content; Give me nights perfectly quiet, and I looking up at the stars; Give me odorous at sunrise a garden of beautiful flowers, where I can walk undisturb'd; Give me for marriage a sweet-breath'd woman, of whom I should never tire; Give me a perfect child—give me, away, aside from the noise of the world, a rural, domestic life; Give me to warble spontaneous songs, reliev'd, recluse by myself, for my own ears only; Give me solitude—give me Nature—give me again, O Nature, your primal sanities!  less

Psalm 117 for SSAA Chorus unaccompanied Music and Translation by Stanley M. Hoffman (2000) Performed by the Peace College Chamber Singers Raleigh, North Carolina James S. Smith, conductor Music and Translation: © Copyright 2001 by Ione Pres...  morePsalm 117 for SSAA Chorus unaccompanied Music and Translation by Stanley M. Hoffman (2000) Performed by the Peace College Chamber Singers Raleigh, North Carolina James S. Smith, conductor Music and Translation: © Copyright 2001 by Ione Press, Inc., a division of ECS Publishing. www.ecspublishing.com All rights reserved. Used by permission. ECS Publishing Catalog No. 5776 Recording: © Copyright by William Peace University Raleigh, North Carolina. All rights reserved. Used by permission of Justin G. Roy Vice President for Communications and Marketing William Peace University.  less

Quick! we have but a second by Charles Villiers Stanford Sung as an encore piece by CorISTAnbul Chamber Choir under the direction of Arda Ardaşes Agoşyan 12 May 2013, Istanbul Beyoglu Aynalicesme Protestant Church Shot by Kevork Tavityan

the Choir "Klang Chamber Choir" from Malaysia singing at the Opening Ceremony of "Venezia in Musica" 2011, a Choir event organized by INTERKULTUR. Read the event's highlights on the INTERKULTUR Blog: http://blog.interkultur.com http://www.interkultur.com

Recorded October 2020 Music: Barlow Bradford Text: George Withers Audio Engineer: John Paul Hayward Video Engineer: Carter Durham

Conductor: Meng-Hsien PENG Audio Recording Engineer: Chao-Hui WANG Performance: Müller Chamber Choir Performed at National Concert Hall, Taipei, Taiwan 9 June 2019

Upon my bed by Night from the "Song of Solomon" for alto and bass soloists, Choir and guitar Music composed by David W Solomons arranged by Guy Protheroe performed by the English Chamber Choir and guitarist Jonathan Leathwood under Guy Protheroe

In the summer of 2005, a few singers in the Madison Early Music Festival decided that it was a fine idea to get together and delight themselves with singing madrigals. the group's first piece—William Byrd’s “This sweet and merry month of May”, whose endin...  moreIn the summer of 2005, a few singers in the Madison Early Music Festival decided that it was a fine idea to get together and delight themselves with singing madrigals. the group's first piece—William Byrd’s “This sweet and merry month of May”, whose ending celebrated Queen Elizabeth I with the words and greet Eliza with a rhyme: O beauteous Queen of Second Troy, Take well in worth a simple toy. provided a great name for the group. Eliza’s Toyes was born, and existed every summer in Madison, Wisconsin. In 2008, a fair number of singers who were in Eliza's Toyes are living in Madison once again. Thus we gather, outside of the Festival, for the joy of Music making. It is our pleasure to continue sharing this wonderful body of Music with you for the second year!  less