This is a transposed version of Malcolm Sargent's "ZiTher Carol". It is based on a Czech Furiant (a fast dance with metre shifting between duple and triple time) called "Sedlák, sedlák", which was also sung as a light-hearted and frolicsome song gently po...  moreThis is a transposed version of Malcolm Sargent's "ZiTher Carol". It is based on a Czech Furiant (a fast dance with metre shifting between duple and triple time) called "Sedlák, sedlák", which was also sung as a light-hearted and frolicsome song gently poking fun at a corpulent farmer. The words of The carol are by Malcolm Sargent himself. Girls and boys, leave your toys. make no noise, Kneel at His crib and worship Him. At Thy shrine, Child divine, we are Thine, Our Saviour's here. "Hallelujah!" The church bells ring, "Hallelujah!" The angels sing, "Hallelujah!" from ev'rything. All must draw near. (etc)  less

composed by Alwin Michael Schronen for TTTTBBBB a cappella words by Charles Anthony Silvestri Copyright by SCHOTT MUSIC www.schott-musik.de/shop/1/show,315066.html

Highbridge voices performs Rollo Dillworth's piece, Jordan's Angels. Mary Clementi, conductor, Devon Joiner, pianist

Funky voices at INTU Lakeside Flashmob for Stand Tall - 2013 and a few words from Leanne Jarvis - Team Will-i-am - The Voice uk 2013

Trio arrangement by David W Solomons of The old English folk song about a young man who is sent out to work and finds a lady who wants to marry him All parts sung by MatThew Curtis (www.choraltracks.com)

Challenging but fun three part arrangement of my old song Wine and Water (The original song can be found on youtube at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UYX_4Ape74 ) Satirical poem by G K Chesterton

Text by John Shaw Neilson. This is footage from The Australian voices' concert at St Stephani, Bremen in December, 2010. gowned as a bride thou art Caught with The glow, Giving with ruddy heart Blood to The snow. Thou has come in to make Dr...  moreText by John Shaw Neilson. This is footage from The Australian voices' concert at St Stephani, Bremen in December, 2010. gowned as a bride thou art Caught with The glow, Giving with ruddy heart Blood to The snow. Thou has come in to make Dreams to The boy, Lightly The girl will take Omens of joy. Thou hast The taste of all SweeThearts in Spring, Thou hast come out to call Colours to sing. Low rides The sun above, Meek as The moon: Thou art as moist in love As a love tune. Still as a bride thou art In a bride's gown: See! an uplifted heart Beats in a clown. Video: Ray Evans - Rock Juice Media(www.rockjuicemedia.com)  less

Traditional Irish melody arranged by Ēriks Ešenvalds Video: Kaspars Teilāns Audio: Andris Ūze Style: TALENTED Make-up and Hair: Ilona Zariņa Performed at Rīgas Reformātu baznīca (Die Reformierte Kirche Riga) Singers: Beāte Locika, Laura Jēkabsone,...  moreTraditional Irish melody arranged by Ēriks Ešenvalds Video: Kaspars Teilāns Audio: Andris Ūze Style: TALENTED Make-up and Hair: Ilona Zariņa Performed at Rīgas Reformātu baznīca (Die Reformierte Kirche Riga) Singers: Beāte Locika, Laura Jēkabsone, Zane Stafecka, Elīna Ose, Laura Leontjeva, Marta Lortkipanidze. www.latvianvoices.lv https://www.facebook.com/Latvianvoices/ www.latvianvoicesfestival.lv https://www.instagram.com/latvianvoicesofficial/ https://twitter.com/latvianvoices  

Poem by 17th Century Unitarian minister and poet John Mason, music composed and performed by David W Solomons [aka The dwsChorale]. This particular setting was composed with a small mixed-ability choir in mind, so The voices are mainly in two parts ...  morePoem by 17th Century Unitarian minister and poet John Mason, music composed and performed by David W Solomons [aka The dwsChorale]. This particular setting was composed with a small mixed-ability choir in mind, so The voices are mainly in two parts (men's and women's voices), splitting to four parts (SATB) occasionally, where The words suggest it. The musical style is reminiscent of The 19th century although The piano part does go into 20th century style syncopation at times.  

Chicagoland voices 2016 Winter Concert Stop All The Clocks by Jason Krigas Guest conductor Rob Boncosky