Plymouth Phoenix Chorale is a relatively new Choir led by dynamic MD Marcus Alleyne. Performing three concerts a year with professional soloists and orchestra, we are fast broadening our repertoire singing Music from all genres with a truly varied program...  morePlymouth Phoenix Chorale is a relatively new Choir led by dynamic MD Marcus Alleyne. Performing three concerts a year with professional soloists and orchestra, we are fast broadening our repertoire singing Music from all genres with a truly varied programme of the highest quality. We are a non auditioned Choir, always keen to encourage new members, particularly Tenors. We rehearse on Mondays from 7.30 to 9.30 at St Peter's Church, Wyndham Square, Plymouth.  

The Drew University Chorale is Drew’s advanced choral ensemble. Usually consisting of 20 to 24 members, the Chorale focuses primarily on Chamber Choir repertoire and tackles a wide variety of styles, languages, and techniques. Chorale membership is reserv...  moreThe Drew University Chorale is Drew’s advanced choral ensemble. Usually consisting of 20 to 24 members, the Chorale focuses primarily on Chamber Choir repertoire and tackles a wide variety of styles, languages, and techniques. Chorale membership is reserved for students who demonstrate some level of Music-reading ability, experience singing in advanced choral ensembles, and/or the potential to thrive in a small, advanced Chamber Choir environment. During the audition process, careful attention is given to maintaining artistic balance among the sections of the chorus. In addition to performances throughout the academic year, students in Chorale are expected to remain on campus for an additional week after the conclusion of each spring semester to perform in Baccalaureate and Commencement ceremonies and participate in end-of-year touring activities.  less

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Recorded at the church of St Vedast Alias Foster, City of London, 25th April 2015. Directed by James Davey.

Fulham Camerata is primarily a non-auditioning amateur Chamber Choir with between 25 and 50 members. It is supported by a smaller, auditioning Fulham Camerata Ensemble which is made up of professional and semi-professional singers, allowing the main Camer...  moreFulham Camerata is primarily a non-auditioning amateur Chamber Choir with between 25 and 50 members. It is supported by a smaller, auditioning Fulham Camerata Ensemble which is made up of professional and semi-professional singers, allowing the main Camerata to tackle exciting repertoire and maintain high Musical standards while fostering the careers of young professionals. The Choir also offers choral scholarships to promising young soloists which provides vocal support for the amateur Choir, and fosters career development for the scholars. The amateur and ensemble groups come together for at least three main concerts a year with additional Christmas concerts, sometimes with orchestra. The amateur Choir rehearses on Tuesday evenings from 7.30 – 9.30pm  less

Heralds, VVU Ghana, is a Valley View University campus based Choir, with the utmost aim of Proclaiming God's Grace through Music within and beyond the boundaries of Ghana. The Choir comprises of students and graduates of a number of universities in the co...  moreHeralds, VVU Ghana, is a Valley View University campus based Choir, with the utmost aim of Proclaiming God's Grace through Music within and beyond the boundaries of Ghana. The Choir comprises of students and graduates of a number of universities in the country. We believe in ministering in place of performances.  

Founded in 2010, ESPRIT an SATB ensemble under the dynamic and enterprising direction of Mervin Fick. Through his diligent guidance, the group has impressed its audiences with the depth and range of its interpretive skills in performances of a capella ea...  moreFounded in 2010, ESPRIT an SATB ensemble under the dynamic and enterprising direction of Mervin Fick. Through his diligent guidance, the group has impressed its audiences with the depth and range of its interpretive skills in performances of a capella early Music repertoire. ESPRIT was awarded a first prize at the Peel Music Festival in April 2012, and is the proud recipient of the Hon. Barbara A. Hagerman Award for first place at the 2012 Ontario Provincial Music Festival. In August 2012, ESPRIT was awarded second place in the Canadian Nationals of the Federation of Canadian Music Festivals (Class 100 - Honourable Barbara A. Hagerman – Best performance by a community choral group 19 and up). As part of its mission the chorus seeks out performances in historical venues; in the summer of 2011, ESPRIT toured Montreal, Québec, performing at St-Joseph Oratory, Notre-Dame Basilica, Christ Church Cathedral and Marie-Reine-du-Monde Cathedral. This summer, ESPRIT performed as the resident chorus at the New Fra...    less

5th Movement of Scott Perkins' The Stolen Child, performed by the Hofstra Chamber Choir, December 14, 2012 David Fryling, Conductor Poetry by W.B. Yeats When you are old and gray and full of sleep and nodding by the fire, take down this book, A...  more5th Movement of Scott Perkins' The Stolen Child, performed by the Hofstra Chamber Choir, December 14, 2012 David Fryling, Conductor Poetry by W.B. Yeats When you are old and gray and full of sleep and nodding by the fire, take down this book, and slowly read, and dream of the soft look Your eyes had once, and of their shadows deep; How many loved your moments of glad grace, and loved your beauty with love false or true; But one man loved the pilgrim soul in you, and loved the sorrows of your changing face. and bending down beside the glowing bars, Murmur, a little sadly, how love fled and paced upon the mountains overhead, and hid his face amid a crowd of stars.  less

Thomas Rossin conducts excerpts from oratorio. Azure anderson, Alto, andrew Barrett, Tenor and Robert Sunderlin, Baritone

Thomas Rossin conducts Quick's lively arrangement of this familiar Scottish Folk Song, Phillip Rossin, Tenor