[A version of this article first appeared as a post on my blog From the Front of the Choir] As I wrote recently (It’s summer – where have all the Choir gone??!!), patchy attendance at regular Choir sessions can be very frustrating. &n...

“Birds of Paradise” Saturday March 28 - 8 PM - First Presbyterian Church, San Anselmo MARIN BAROQUE Daniel Canosa, Music Director Rosemary Beecher-Bryant, Daniel Pickens-Jones David Morris: Treble Viol Julie Jeffrey: Tenor Viol Lynn Tetenbau...  more“Birds of Paradise” Saturday March 28 - 8 PM - First Presbyterian Church, San Anselmo MARIN BAROQUE Daniel Canosa, Music Director Rosemary Beecher-Bryant, Daniel Pickens-Jones David Morris: Treble Viol Julie Jeffrey: Tenor Viol Lynn Tetenbaum: Bass Viol Peter Hallifax: Bass Viol Adam Cockerham: Vihuela, Baroque Guitar Peter Maund: Percussion Stephen Escher: Cornett, Recorder Richard Van Hessel: Alto and Tenor Sackbut, Recorder, Gittern Michael Cushing: Tenor Sackbut, Recorder Herbert W. Myers: Curtal, Shawm, Recorder Rosemary Beecher-Bryant, Joanna Dudley, Linda Price, Kristin Whitley: Sopranos Linda Allen, Betsy Levine-Proctor, Martha Rodriguez-Salazar, Jessica Winn: Altos Carl Boe, Mark Bonney, Samuel Faustine, Samuel Palmer: Tenors George Fencl, Raymond Martinez, Daniel Pickens-Jones, Ricky Torres-Cooban: Basses  less

Steve Fraser is singing the Pange Lingua chant in English (the original Latin words and Music were by Thomas Aquinas and this English version is based on the translation by Edward Caswall) The dwsChorale is singing the original Latin words as an accompa...  moreSteve Fraser is singing the Pange Lingua chant in English (the original Latin words and Music were by Thomas Aquinas and this English version is based on the translation by Edward Caswall) The dwsChorale is singing the original Latin words as an accompaniment (using only the first two lines of each verse).  

PoliRock - Jingle Bell Rock Music by Joseph Carleton Beal & James Ross Boothe Conductor, Tolga Gulen

The final four selections from classical crossover album "Calling all Dawns" by Christopher Tin - performed in its West Coast Premiere by Angel City Chorale. Song Tiles (Language and Translation): Hayom Kadosh (Hebrew) "Today Is Sacred" Hamsaf...  moreThe final four selections from classical crossover album "Calling all Dawns" by Christopher Tin - performed in its West Coast Premiere by Angel City Chorale. Song Tiles (Language and Translation): Hayom Kadosh (Hebrew) "Today Is Sacred" Hamsafar (Farsi) "Journey Together" Sukla Krisne (Sanskrit) "Light And Darkness" Kia Hora Te Marino (Maori) "May Peace Be Widespread" Soloist: Stacey Blair Young, Carmen Sicherman, Steve Tataeishi, Barbara Nicholls Artistic Director, Sue Fink Video edited by, Alex Chaloff, Annika Benitz http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calling_All_Dawns Angel City Chorale website: http://angelcitychorale.org/ Like us on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/AngelCityChorale  less

Colloque Sentimental English version by S N Solomons after the poem by Paul Verlaine Music for three altos a cappella, composed and performed by David W Solomons Colloque Sentimental - (translation by S N Solomons after Paul Verlaine) In the age-...  moreColloque Sentimental English version by S N Solomons after the poem by Paul Verlaine Music for three altos a cappella, composed and performed by David W Solomons Colloque Sentimental - (translation by S N Solomons after Paul Verlaine) In the age-old park, treading the icy grass Two lone forms ere a while went past. Their eyes are dead, their lips are soft and moist, Almost inaudible their voice. In the cold lonely park, pacing the grass, Twin lonely spectres have evoked the past. "Dost thou recall our ecstasy of old?" "Why would you think I should recall?" "And at my name does thy heart pulse and grow? And in thy dreams seest thou my soul?" "No!" "Those lovely days of unheard bliss and free ... We fused our lips as one!" "Ah, that might be." "How blue the heavens and our hope how high!" "Hope has fled vanquished to the sombre sky." And so they wandered in the unkempt grass, And night alone heard all the words that passed.  less

The Choir is made up of 3 different Choirs, English service Choir, Yoruba service Choir and Teenager church Choir. we are about 120 in number.

'Promise' - the most beautiful song, as featured at Disney's Epcot Centre. This stunning arrangement is by Darren Marc Bartlett - performed by UK choral sensation SALVACOSTA and set to fireworks recorded on location at Disney's Epcot Centre from the Disne...  more'Promise' - the most beautiful song, as featured at Disney's Epcot Centre. This stunning arrangement is by Darren Marc Bartlett - performed by UK choral sensation SALVACOSTA and set to fireworks recorded on location at Disney's Epcot Centre from the Disney firework spectacular 'Illuminations - Reflections of Earth'! Promise Music - Gavin Greenaway Lyrics - Don Dorsey Arr. - Darren Marc Bartlett (Original copyright Walt Disney World Music Company 1999) Vocals - Salvacosta Footage and Pictures - Georgina Bentley Video Creation - Kingsbere Designs The sheet Music for this arrangement is available from DMB Music @ www.dmbMusic.co.uk www.darrenbartlett.co.uk www.salvacosta.co.uk Copyright DMB Music 2016  less

[A version of this article first appeared as a post on my blog From the Front of the Choir]   Choir leaders don’t last forever so there will come a time when a Choir needs to find a new one.     If you’re the person ...

Barlow Bradford's Utah Chamber Artists perform "Requiescat" by Eric William Barnum at their annual Cathedral Collage concert on September 17, 2012 in the Cathedral of the Madeleine in Salt Lake City. Barnum set his Music to the poem "Requiescat" by Oscar...  moreBarlow Bradford's Utah Chamber Artists perform "Requiescat" by Eric William Barnum at their annual Cathedral Collage concert on September 17, 2012 in the Cathedral of the Madeleine in Salt Lake City. Barnum set his Music to the poem "Requiescat" by Oscar Wilde. Photography by Heather Lynn Roberts. To see more of her photos please visit www.sourcesofbeauty.com Tread lightly, she is near Under the snow, Speak gently, she can hear The daisies grow. All her bright golden hair Tarnished with rust, She that was young and fair Fallen to dust. Lily-like, white as snow, She hardly knew She was a woman, so Sweetly she grew. Coffin-board, heavy stone, Lie on her breast, I vex my heart alone, She is at rest. Peace, peace, she cannot hear Lyre or sonnet, All my life's buried here, Heap earth upon it.  less