From the Hawaii Sacred Choir concert on 12/11/10, a quarted sings the Michael Praetorius (1571-1621) arrangement of the 14th century song "Lo, how a Rose e'er blooming." The singers are Carl Crosier (counter-tenor), Melissa Eick (alto), Mike Dupre (tenor)...  moreFrom the Hawaii Sacred Choir concert on 12/11/10, a quarted sings the Michael Praetorius (1571-1621) arrangement of the 14th century song "Lo, how a Rose e'er blooming." The singers are Carl Crosier (counter-tenor), Melissa Eick (alto), Mike Dupre (tenor), and Scott Villard (baritone).  

Can't help lovin' that man - Kern arr. Shaw From the Les Sirènes Summer Concert - 26/06/11.

Second International Choir festival "Chernomorski zvutsi" June 2012 Balchik, Bulgaria

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The Collegium Cantorum Choir of the Częstochowa Philharmonic Conductor Maciej Tworek Przygotowanie chóru Janusz Siadlak Bazylika Jasnogórska

Dr. J. Donald Dumpson, Conductor Katherine Pracht, Mezzo-Soprano Dr. Gordon Turk, Organ MidAtlantic Brass Ensemble The Great Auditorium (Ocean Grove, NJ) July 14, 2019

From our album 'Stabat Mater', recorded live in concert at the Cathedral Church of St Marie, Sheffield, UK on 20th September 2014. Sheffield Chamber Choir, directed by Robert Webb. Sound recording and images by James Bacon www.pianorecording.co.uk CD...  moreFrom our album 'Stabat Mater', recorded live in concert at the Cathedral Church of St Marie, Sheffield, UK on 20th September 2014. Sheffield Chamber Choir, directed by Robert Webb. Sound recording and images by James Bacon www.pianorecording.co.uk CD available to buy at www.sheffieldchamberChoir.moonfruit.com Mp3 download available on Amazon and iTunes. John Tavener's Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis 'Collegium Regale' were composed in 1986, commissioned by Stephen Cleobury for the Choir of King's College, Cambridge. The standard text of the Magnificat (Song of Mary, Luke 1: 46-55) is augmented by words of the Orthodox troparion (Byzantine hymn) to the Mother of God.  less