Vienna 2006

Dynamix Children's Choir perform the well known Oliver classic Where Is Love? on Location in Dorset, UK. Music & Lyrics : Lionel Bart Copyright : Lake View Music Publishing Co. Ltd 1959,1968 Arrangement : Darren Marc Bartlett This Arr. Copyright DMB...  moreDynamix Children's Choir perform the well known Oliver classic Where Is Love? on Location in Dorset, UK. Music & Lyrics : Lionel Bart Copyright : Lake View Music Publishing Co. Ltd 1959,1968 Arrangement : Darren Marc Bartlett This Arr. Copyright DMB Music Performed by : The Dynamix Children's Choir Keys : Alvin Allison Music Director Darren Bartlett Filmed On Location in Dorset, UK Video Production : Kingsbere Designs www.dynamixchildrensChoir.com www.darrenbartlett.co.uk Copyright DMB MUSIC 2000-2017 www.muzaria.com  less

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

Parody by dwsolo of Gruber's Christmas carol "Silent Night" sung by the composer multitracking. Here the would-be sleeper is kept awake by biting insects! A version for SATB is also available at http://www.musicaneo.com/sheetmusic/sm-181539_silent_gnat...  moreParody by dwsolo of Gruber's Christmas carol "Silent Night" sung by the composer multitracking. Here the would-be sleeper is kept awake by biting insects! A version for SATB is also available at http://www.musicaneo.com/sheetmusic/sm-181539_silent_gnat.html#181540  

Randall Stroope's setting of the W B Yeats poem "The Cloths of Heaven" Sung by Bournemouth Male Voice Choir

From our Destination Broadway Concert May 26th 2012. River Jordan - from The Civil War - Arranged by Mark Brymer Soloist - Jeffrey Montano

www.lumenvocale.pl Bogoroditse Djevo, Arvo Paert

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

Soaring Sounds Vocal Ensemble singing "Jenny Rebecca" after its first reading session as an official ensemble!

“The Red Wheelbarrow,” an innovative environmental/imagist poem I first read as a teenager, struck me as an alluring and joyful means to immerse in a commission by Austin's Inversion Ensemble for their Planet Home project. The score blossomed during a fel...  more“The Red Wheelbarrow,” an innovative environmental/imagist poem I first read as a teenager, struck me as an alluring and joyful means to immerse in a commission by Austin's Inversion Ensemble for their Planet Home project. The score blossomed during a fellowship at the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, a pastoral setting that nurtured embracing the poem’s vivid landscape. The piano provides a repeating foundation over which the Choir playfully evokes the spare text, using variations of the initial theme throughout. There is a contemplative moment midway, then the pulse resumes, concluding with a gleeful repetition of the last line. "The Red Wheelbarrow is a wonderfully approachable and fun piece of music. The singers of Inversion had a blast working through the rhythmic lilt and subtly beautiful harmonies, so often found in Rich Campbell's music. The clever musical interpretation brought out the wry humor of the text." Trevor Shaw, Inversion Ensemble AD  less