What Child is This - arr: Pierre Massie (choral premiere), sung by The Stairwell Carollers Virtual Choir, 2020. Individual song parts recorded by the choristers using their own equipment following lead videos made by our Director, Pierre. Pierre then pu...  moreWhat Child is This - arr: Pierre Massie (choral premiere), sung by The Stairwell Carollers Virtual Choir, 2020. Individual song parts recorded by the choristers using their own equipment following lead videos made by our Director, Pierre. Pierre then put together the video using Final Cut Pro. A message from the Director: "Christmas 2020 is the first in our 43-year history where we haven’t been able to stage live concerts, but that doesn’t mean we can’t still sing. So, after planning, rehearsing and recording, we are proud to present "What Child is This?" - one selection from our Virtual Christmas Concert of 6 carols. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nstkQZ9-5Gs We hope you will enjoy our renditions of old favourites, some in New settings by our director, along with a few lesser known pieces from our carol archives. I cannot be more proud of my musical colleagues for forging through the complex logistics of putting these videos together. I thank them for their loyalty to our fans and their fellow c...    less

Dr. Iris Levine conducts VOX Femina in the premiere of the SSAA voicing of "In Those Years, No One Slept." A setting of the haunting poem by Claudia Serea. 11/2/25 in Los Angeles

[this is a version of a post which first appeared on my blog From the Front of the Choir]   The choirs and workshops that I lead are run on the principle that music should be accessible to all. This means that I don’t use written music to te...

Dear Fans of choral music! January is the time for re-start and New Year’s resolutions! We do not promise anything else to you, but in the way you always believed in: a great festive season full of exciting music programs. New: Find out about...

Nizhny Novgorod State University Choir - "Wait for Me" (music by Aleksandr Baraev, lyrics by Konstantin Simonov). Contest performance at the Final of Russian Choral Festival (Moscow, 06.05.2015).

Text by Raymond Foss Seton Hall University Chamber Choir Dr. Jason C. Tramm, Conductor Recorded at the SOPAC (South Orange, NJ) May 6, 2019

Antioch sings Paul Mealor's Ubi Caritas at the 2011 Piccolo Spoleto Festival. This piece was commissioned and performed at the Royal Wedding. We believe this to be the American premiere of the piece.

Homechoir isn't all singing - Ben is an experienced music teacher and lecturer whose enthusiasm and knowledge brings music history and theory to life. Join him for Homechoir's Deep Dives to learn things you always wanted to know about music... and things ...  moreHomechoir isn't all singing - Ben is an experienced music teacher and lecturer whose enthusiasm and knowledge brings music history and theory to life. Join him for Homechoir's Deep Dives to learn things you always wanted to know about music... and things you didn't even know you wanted to know!  

This time we present a truly virtual choir in the virtual cathedral - with 360° video and audio! We recommend listening on a smartphone with headphones via the YouTube app! Then the immersive impressions are the best :) After the last premiere of the ...  moreThis time we present a truly virtual choir in the virtual cathedral - with 360° video and audio! We recommend listening on a smartphone with headphones via the YouTube app! Then the immersive impressions are the best :) After the last premiere of the You Raise Me Up recording, the Academic Choir of the Gdańsk University of Technology worked intensively on the next choral song. This time we went a step further – we created a truly virtual choir in the virtual cathedral. The recording was made in 360° technology, which means that we can listen and watch both sound and image in the full sphere. To capture the full effect, it's best to listen to this presentation in headphones on your smartphone. You can then feel like inside the old temple surrounded by sound from everywhere.  less

On April 21, 2012, Cantores Celestes performed the Canadian premiere of Kentaro Sato's, Veni Sancte Spiritus. This is the first movement, Veni et Emitte. Video footage: Patric McGroarty www.totesmcgroats.com