The Middle Community Chorus is a professional-level volunteer choir that sings mostly gospel Music, but also Music of all genres accompanied by a 4-piece band. It provides the Music for Middle Collegiate Church's Art & Soul worship at 6 PM. Mu...  moreThe Middle Community Chorus is a professional-level volunteer choir that sings mostly gospel Music, but also Music of all genres accompanied by a 4-piece band. It provides the Music for Middle Collegiate Church's Art & Soul worship at 6 PM. Music reading is very helpful, but not as important as good intonation and a keen ear for gospel Music. The only rehearsals are on Sunday afternoons at 4:30, for the 6:00 PM worship (start date 9/7) so it is essential that singers must be able to work on Music outside of rehearsal that will be distributed several days in advance. Middle Collegiate Church is located in the East Village at 2nd Avenue and 7th Street.  less

We are a ladies' a cappella chorus who sing in barbershop style. We are based in Aberdeenshire, in north-east Scotland. As well as Scottish favourites, our repertoire includes traditional barbershop as well as recent pop and rock tunes.

Our group is dedicated to the research and diffusion of ancient Music, mainly Renaissance and Baroque. In addition to the European repertoire, we love Spanish and Hispanic Music, both in Spanish and native languages. We also perform Music for theater and ...  moreOur group is dedicated to the research and diffusion of ancient Music, mainly Renaissance and Baroque. In addition to the European repertoire, we love Spanish and Hispanic Music, both in Spanish and native languages. We also perform Music for theater and research on choral theater.  

Cantores Celestes Women's choir Kelly Galbraith, Director from Toronto, Ontario, Canada www.cantorescelestes.com 'O Shepherd of souls and O first voice through whom all creation was summoned, now to you may it give pleasure and dignity to liberate ...  moreCantores Celestes Women's choir Kelly Galbraith, Director from Toronto, Ontario, Canada www.cantorescelestes.com 'O Shepherd of souls and O first voice through whom all creation was summoned, now to you may it give pleasure and dignity to liberate us from our miseries and languishing.'  

Reading A440 choir presents choral Music with the added dimension of multi-media storytelling and the incorporation of non-choral arts supplementing our Music in our performances. We also like to enter competitions.

We're a choir of about 15 people, singing secular Music from all genres and from all times (from the sixteenth century onwards, that is). And provided that it's a cappella Music. Even within these limits, there's still an awful lot of pieces left ...

Cantores Celestes Women's choir LIVE in CONCERT Dec 1, 2018 Kelly Galbraith, Director Matthew Coons, Organ Emperor String Quartet Rick Harper, recording engineer Producer: Kelly Galbraith

Purchase the MP3: https://amzn.to/3hTEqtS Directed by Devin Graham, award-winning filmmaker and YouTube Influencer: https://www.youtube.com/user/devinsupertramp Find the choir's rendition of "Duel of the Fates," along with additional "movie Music" on ...  morePurchase the MP3: https://amzn.to/3hTEqtS Directed by Devin Graham, award-winning filmmaker and YouTube Influencer: https://www.youtube.com/user/devinsupertramp Find the choir's rendition of "Duel of the Fates," along with additional "movie Music" on the choir's EP, "When You Believe": https://www.thetabernaclechoir.org/shop/products/when-you-believe.html *This video was filmed before the COVID-19 pandemic. Legendary film composer John Williams wrote the Music for each of the nine Star Wars saga films, spanning more than forty years from 1977 to 2019. For Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace (1999), Williams composed “Duel of the Fates” for orchestra and chorus, accompanying a climactic lightsaber duel. The words are a fragment of an ancient Welsh poem that Williams had translated into Sanskrit—he then rearranged the syllables himself to make the text essentially meaningless, while still retaining a forceful chant-like power. He intended the choral singing itself to give the scene an explicitly re...    less

[this is an updated version of a post which first appeared on my blog From the Front of the choir]   Music and singing are auditory experiences. We don’t need to see the Musicians or singers to appreciate their Music. So why bother going...

[A version of this article first appeared as a post on my blog From the Front of the choir]   Do you have to be able to read Music to sing? Lots of people believe so and are put off joining choirs, or even singing at all, as a result.   &n...