Music has always had the powers to lift our spirits and make the day seem a little brighter. As we age, music can be one of the most comforting ways to connect with our favorite past-times. Hearing the song you once danced to with your sweetheart as a tee...
[A version of this article first appeared as a post on my blog From the Front of the Choir] Some choirs and singing groups meet frequently, often once a week, requiring a high level of commitment. Others meet less frequently and work on a dr...
Nada Te Turbe by composer Jake Runestad. Find out more at: http://jakerunestad.com/works/nada-te-turbe Performed by Seraphic Fire in December 2012 (live recording). Patrick Dupré Quigley, conductor. This work is published by JR Music. Purchase here: ... more
there is something to choir conducting that is shared by every team professional and that I would want to talk about: we have to deal with groups, we want our groups to be able to work as a team and we sometimes have to deal with conflict....
Take a brief look into the life of us on-board the P&O cruise ship Ventura as it cruises around the Canary Islands. A brief stop off in Lanzarote. It's hard to believe we actually did any work! Soundtrack recorded live in the back of a car while at a gig!
http://soundcloud.com/last-station/the-light-vessel-performed-by/s-9ExLP we would like to share with you a live recording of the first performance of a new choral work "the Light Vessel" by international musician and composer Trevor Watts, words by Kay S...
would you like to premiere a really meaningful work of art and be part of a consortium? I'm really proud to inform you that registration for my next collaboration with Anthony Silvestri is now available! Link: http://www.santiagoveros.site/index.php/a-n... more
This year in Denmark we are so lucky to host the world’s biggest music competition: the Eurovision Song Contest 2014. we work under the tagline #JoinUs and aim to invite everyone to join us and celebrate the music at the Eurovision in May. ...
the Song Ali Waggulu ( He is in heaven and on earth) in the traditional Kiganda Style shows that God is every where and he is the creator of everything.
Praise God from whom all blessings flow Praise Him all creatures here below Praise Him above ye heavenly host Praise Father, Son and holy Ghost
