Bournemouth vocal ensemble La Nova Singers perform the Barcarolle, from 'The Tales of Hoffmann' by Jacques Offenbach. This video was filmed live at The Regent Centre in Christchurch during the Choir's concert, 'A Sparkling Evening with La Nova Singers', ...  moreBournemouth vocal ensemble La Nova Singers perform the Barcarolle, from 'The Tales of Hoffmann' by Jacques Offenbach. This video was filmed live at The Regent Centre in Christchurch during the Choir's concert, 'A Sparkling Evening with La Nova Singers', in December 2013. Conducted by Michelle Nova (http://www.lanovastudios.co.uk). Accompanied by Celia Cologne on piano. Soloists: Rachel Scivier and Alison Ogden. Video and sound by Nigel Nother. Editing and title animation by Holly Stroud (http://www.hollystroud.co.uk).  less

Veda Slovena Bulgarian Choir, directed by Eugenia Georgieva, performing at Brandenburg Choral Festival, London, on 23 March 2014. "Bre Petrunko", trad, arr. F. Kutev

XI- International Choir Festival “Music & Sea” September, 18-23, 2023 Paralia, Greece The International Choir festival "Music & Sea" takes place annually in the middle of September in the beautiful village of Paralia, ...  more XI- International Choir Festival “Music & Sea” September, 18-23, 2023 Paralia, Greece The International Choir festival "Music & Sea" takes place annually in the middle of September in the beautiful village of Paralia, Greece. Paralia is a touristic seaside village situated on the west coast of the Thermaic Gulf and in the shadow of Olympus. The Festival has two parts: competitive and non-competitive.  

Les Djinns (Gabriel Fauré) Tadashi Jinnouchi:Director Tomoko Maeda:Pianist Sapporo Mixed Choir Oct 19, 2008 at Sapporo Education and Culture Hall

University of Utah A cappella Choir sings "If Ye Love Me" by Thomas Tallis in the Libby Gardner Concert hall for their Fall 2012 Concert, Directed by Dr. Barlow Bradford

Panis Angelicus - a setting by David Warin Solomons of words by St Thomas Aquinas (last strophe of his hymn Sacris Solemniis including the doxology) for Choir, organ, clarinet and classical guitar in the Dorian mode

SATB version of the Benedictus which was recorded recently by The Priests and Bryn Terfel and Rhys Meirion. Recorded by an audience member (and used with permission) at Douai Abbey in April 2013. Conducted by David Crown. Organist, Chris Enston.

Printemps No. 4 from Six Chansons by Paul Hindemith CorISTAnbul Chamber Choir Music and Choral Director: Arda Ardaşes Agoşyan Assistant Director: Natali Boğosyan Concert Recording, June 9, 2012

► Complete playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKXwvyq1q-ei686IXjKeI2OkaKuiOb5WE Open a'cappella concert, 29 January 2019, Hall of the Main Building of the Gdańsk University of Technology Performer: Academic Choir of the Gdańsk University...  more► Complete playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKXwvyq1q-ei686IXjKeI2OkaKuiOb5WE Open a'cappella concert, 29 January 2019, Hall of the Main Building of the Gdańsk University of Technology Performer: Academic Choir of the Gdańsk University of Technology (AChPG) Conductor: Mariusz Mróz Soloist: Michał Bartmański Audio and editing: Bartłomiej 'Przymrozek' Mróz, Jan Cychnerski -------------------------------------------------- FB: https://facebook.com/achpg www: https://chor.pg.edu.pl/en  less

This time we present a truly virtual Choir in the virtual cathedral - with 360° video and audio! We recommend listening on a smartphone with headphones via the YouTube app! Then the immersive impressions are the best :) After the last premiere of the ...  moreThis time we present a truly virtual Choir in the virtual cathedral - with 360° video and audio! We recommend listening on a smartphone with headphones via the YouTube app! Then the immersive impressions are the best :) After the last premiere of the You Raise Me Up recording, the Academic Choir of the Gdańsk University of Technology worked intensively on the next choral song. This time we went a step further – we created a truly virtual Choir in the virtual cathedral. The recording was made in 360° technology, which means that we can listen and watch both sound and image in the full sphere. To capture the full effect, it's best to listen to this presentation in headphones on your smartphone. You can then feel like inside the old temple surrounded by sound from everywhere.  less