[A version of this article first appeared as a post on my blog From the Front of the Choir]   My main skill is as a teacher of songs to those who Don’t read music.   Photo by elfsternberg   Other choir leaders have different s...

Jingle Bells in the style of Bach and Handel. Arranged and conducted by Jeffrey Bernstein. Performed by the Pasadena Master Chorale and the Camerata Baroque Orchestra, Dec. 15, 2012 at First Congregational Church, Pasadena, California.

At MumSing you’ll be singing some great songs. Anything from your favourite musicals, Gospel, 80’s ballads, 90’s RnB and obviously, Disney! I’m sorry, but if you Don’t like Disney, you just can’t join! LOL! Childcare is always difficult and expensive. ...  moreAt MumSing you’ll be singing some great songs. Anything from your favourite musicals, Gospel, 80’s ballads, 90’s RnB and obviously, Disney! I’m sorry, but if you Don’t like Disney, you just can’t join! LOL! Childcare is always difficult and expensive. With MumSing, you can bring your children with you. Just make sure they have their favourite toy and snacks. Our MumSing sessions are not only during the day. We also have evening sessions as well  

New Genesis Gospel Chorale having loads of fun singing Jehovah has the Final Say. Who would think that we could have so much fun singing "He makes a Way when there is no Way"

Our association is situated in Saint-Martin-Vésubie, in the heart of the National Park of the Mercantour, in the southern Alps, north of Nice in the south-east of France, 50km from the seaside (Côte d’Azur). Composed of about forty members, our group p...  moreOur association is situated in Saint-Martin-Vésubie, in the heart of the National Park of the Mercantour, in the southern Alps, north of Nice in the south-east of France, 50km from the seaside (Côte d’Azur). Composed of about forty members, our group presents itself either as a women’s choir, or a men’s choir or mixed choir. Our repertoire is varied and original : Renaissance, classical, traditional or more contemporary rhythms such as jazz, afro-latino, or contemporary songs. We celebrated in 2015 the thirtieth birthday of our association which has a long experience in exchange and sharing around choir singing. We have organized several festivals, masterclasses and various exchanges and thus contributed to the promotion of our region, the «département des Alpes-Maritimes» and to the development of choral singing (see examples below). Over the past four years, The Mercantour Choirs (Les Choeurs du Mercantour) have had a particularly rich activity and have participated in important national and internation...    less

America de Leonard Bernstein par la Chorale du Collège Mont-Roland et ses 200 choristes et danseurs. Chef de choeur : Sylvie Loberot Arrangements et accompagnement piano : David Beaugrand

YNS is a children's choir organization of over 330 singers in 8 different choirs ranging in age from grades 1- 12. Choirs consist of singers grouped by age and ability, as well as a Boys Choir and Young Men's Chorus

The Hilliard Ensemble The Metropolitan Museum of Art Wednesday, January 22nd, 7:00 pm, 2014 $65, Bring the Kids for $1, 30 years and under $15   Don’t miss The Hilliard Ensemble in one of their FINAL APPEARANCES! One of the world&rsqu...

La Chorale CasaSawt sous la direction de son chef d'orchestre et de chœur Adnane MATRONE lors du Festival Eurochestries en Chine. Qingdao West Coast Festival Lamma Bada Yatathanna est le mouachah le plus connu dans le monde arabe, il s'agit de la po...  moreLa Chorale CasaSawt sous la direction de son chef d'orchestre et de chœur Adnane MATRONE lors du Festival Eurochestries en Chine. Qingdao West Coast Festival Lamma Bada Yatathanna est le mouachah le plus connu dans le monde arabe, il s'agit de la poésie arabe d'origine médiévale à structure libre. Son origine date de la fin du VIII siècle (ou XI siecle selon d'autre sources) en Andalousie musulmane, Al Andalus. - Titre : Lamma Bada Yatathanna - Chef d'orchestre : Adnane MATRONE - Interprétation : Chorale CasaSawt  less

[A version of this article first appeared as a post on my blog From the Front of the Choir]   Last week I looked at how singers choose where to stand in their section (Don’t stand too close to me! – finding the right place to stand in y...