Formally organized in August 2006, the Ars Cantica Ensemble is a choral group composed of young professionals from different university choirs who want to spread the Word of God through musical talent and commitment to service. On its first attempt at ...  moreFormally organized in August 2006, the Ars Cantica Ensemble is a choral group composed of young professionals from different university choirs who want to spread the Word of God through musical talent and commitment to service. On its first attempt at competitions in 2007, the group won Second Runner-Up in the prestigious PAGCOR Chorale Festival and was chosen as one of the top five winners in the Paskong Himig sa Lungsod ng PASIG Chorale Competition. In December 2007, the Ars Cantica Ensemble was featured at the Opening Ceremonies of the Amazing European Union Christmas held at The Podium, Ortigas and was one of the choirs invited to grace the Sing For Me Project of the Department of Social Welfare and Development. In February 2010, Ars Cantica Ensemble emerged as one of the winners in Sa ‘Yo Lamang Chorale Fest, a choral competition sponsored by ABS-CBN and Star Records. In line with this, the group recorded two tracks in the inspirational album, Sa ‘Yo Lamang, produced by Ms. Jamie Rivera under Star ...    less

Arranged by Michael McGlynn. Utah State University Chamber Singers, Cory Evans, Director. This setting of "Media Vita" will be featured on our upcoming disc, DEVOTION, due to be released on Sept. 1, 2013.

Koyu No Te Bulul a T'boli (Southern Filipino tribe) children's folktune arranged by Eudenice Palaruan performed by the Philippine Madrigal Singers Mark Anthony Carpio, choirmaster Cathédrale, Festival des Chœurs Lauréats, Vaison La Romaine, Franc...  moreKoyu No Te Bulul a T'boli (Southern Filipino tribe) children's folktune arranged by Eudenice Palaruan performed by the Philippine Madrigal Singers Mark Anthony Carpio, choirmaster Cathédrale, Festival des Chœurs Lauréats, Vaison La Romaine, France; July 2009  

Acapella cover of Poor Wayfaring Stranger performed by Peter Hollens and the Swingle Singers

The Vocal Art Ensemble presented their rendition of "O Sapo (The Toad" arranged by Stephen Hatfield as part of their "Cloudburst--Sounds of Nature" concert in May 2011. Intended to chronicle the evolution of Earth's creatures, this piece shows the utter j...  moreThe Vocal Art Ensemble presented their rendition of "O Sapo (The Toad" arranged by Stephen Hatfield as part of their "Cloudburst--Sounds of Nature" concert in May 2011. Intended to chronicle the evolution of Earth's creatures, this piece shows the utter joy of a toad hopping around his kingdom on our green planet. The women dance and the men join in with percussion and 'toad calls'.  

"Schicksalslied", composed by J. Brahms, was performed by the East Central University Singers on April 19, 2010, at St Joseph Catholic Church in Ada, OK.

"There will come soft rains" by Ivo Antognini ECU Chamber Singers - Andrew Crane, conductor Peace Presbyterian Church - Winterville NC - USA February 23rd, 2012 There Will Come Soft Rains There will come soft rains and the smell of the groun...  more"There will come soft rains" by Ivo Antognini ECU Chamber Singers - Andrew Crane, conductor Peace Presbyterian Church - Winterville NC - USA February 23rd, 2012 There Will Come Soft Rains There will come soft rains and the smell of the ground, And swallows circling with their shimmering sound; And frogs in the pools singing at night, And wild plum trees in tremulous white; Robins will wear their feathery fire, Whistling their whims on a low fence-wire; And not one will know of the war, not one Will care at last when it is done. Not one would mind, neither bird nor tree, If mankind perished utterly; And Spring herself, when she woke at dawn Would scarcely know that we were gone. Sara Teasdale (1884 - 1933)  less

Registrazione live del Concorso Corale Nazionale del Lago Maggiore - Verbania - Ottobre 2015

Elinor Ensemble Robert Feguš, art. director https://elinorEnsemble.eu

Performed by Ensemble Laude Women's choir, directed by Elizabeth MacIsaac and Carolyn Howe, January 2017. www.Ensemblelaude.org