The Scientific Reason Your Audience Forgets Your Concert—And How to Fix It Why the final six minutes of your program determine your ensemble's reputation. Most choral directors struggle with a common frustration: a Concert that is technica...

A performance by the Mansfield University Concert Choir (Peggy Dettwiler, conductor) during the 2012 ACDA Eastern Division Conference in Providence, Rhode Island.

TCS is currently composed of 120 singers. Our new Musical Director, Julian Collings joined the Choir beginning of 2019. Over the last few years the Choir has enjoyed a growing reputation for its repertoire of outstanding contemporary music alongside t...  moreTCS is currently composed of 120 singers. Our new Musical Director, Julian Collings joined the Choir beginning of 2019. Over the last few years the Choir has enjoyed a growing reputation for its repertoire of outstanding contemporary music alongside the established classics. TCS latest performances included The Creation of Haydn, Mendelssohn's Elijah, Mass in Blue of Todd, Rossini's Petite Messe solennelle. The Choir also perform a Christmas Concert every year. Overall we perform three main Concerts a year. During its performances TCS enjoys the participation of professional soloists and orchestras and ensembles. Phil Culling is our accompanist. With past successes and imaginative programming, TCS is thriving. We are always glad to welcome new singers, regardless of age; especiallly those who enjoy their music making. We like to rehearse and perform with our sense of humour switched on.  less

University of Utah Chamber Choir, under the direction of Dr. Barlow Bradford performing his own arrangement of "Danny Boy" on their 2013 Spring Concert in the Libby Gardner Concert Hall.

We were born on the 24th of july 2017. A new Choir in our local area. Open to all singers who want to have a fun singing experience, performing songs from the charts, old and new.

Going Platinum – 20th Anniversary Concert Sunday 8th March The Button Factory, Temple Bar, Dublin City Centre   Gardiner Street Gospel Choir, one of Ireland's longest-running and most popular gospel Choirs, are celebrating 20 phenomenal yea...

Hart Voices is a mixed voice Choir based in Fleet, Hampshire which achieves a High-standard of singing from a non-auditioned Choir. We perform four Concerts each year across three terms running from September to July. Our programme varies from stunning ma...  moreHart Voices is a mixed voice Choir based in Fleet, Hampshire which achieves a High-standard of singing from a non-auditioned Choir. We perform four Concerts each year across three terms running from September to July. Our programme varies from stunning major choral works to satisfying chamber music programmes and the occasional light programme of popular numbers! Singers are drawn not only from Fleet and the surrounding area, but also outlying towns including Guildford and Basingstoke. Choir membership is currently around 50 voices, many of whom have sung with the Choir for several years. The combined experience and enthusiasm enables us to explore new musical horizons - both in repertoire and venue. We aim to broaden our experience, strive for quality and musicality in our performances and involve young singers wherever possible. Soloists are drawn from the Choir, although for more complex works we often invite professional singers to participate. Fancy joining? Although we don’t have a formal auditio...    less

A South African song, brought to our attention by the GasWorks Choir detailing the lament of a somewhat sickly person, swiftly resuscitated by the power of music......! Bristol Gurt Lush Choir. Debut Concert at The Colston Hall, in collaboration with B...  moreA South African song, brought to our attention by the GasWorks Choir detailing the lament of a somewhat sickly person, swiftly resuscitated by the power of music......! Bristol Gurt Lush Choir. Debut Concert at The Colston Hall, in collaboration with Bristol Male Voice Choir. 290 Singers, 1500+ Audience. Several thousand raised for St Peters Hospice. Where were you? ;-)