Bernard Hughes’s MUSIC has been performed at major venues in Britain and abroad and received a number of broadcasts on BBC Radio 3. A CD of his choral MUSIC, I am the Song, was released in 2016 on Signum Classics. Bernard’s MUSIC featured on the Horrible ...  moreBernard Hughes’s MUSIC has been performed at major venues in Britain and abroad and received a number of broadcasts on BBC Radio 3. A CD of his choral MUSIC, I am the Song, was released in 2016 on Signum Classics. Bernard’s MUSIC featured on the Horrible Histories film Bill (2015), and he co-produced the album, Not Now, Bernard & Other Stories, performed Orchestra of the Swan and Alexander Armstrong, released in February 2020. In January 2020 Bernard’s choral MUSIC was featured in a portrait concert by the BBC Singers, and in November 2020 one of the pieces from that concert, I Sing of Love, was nominated by the Ivors Academy for an Ivors Composer Award. With Bernard's kind permission I am releasing this video of my multitrack performance of a part of his mass, dating from around 2006.  less

Gresley Male Voice Choir performing "What Would I Do Without My MUSIC?" at their 110 years choir anniversary March 2014

Canterbury Girls Choir perform 'O MUSIC' at Boulogne Cathedral, June 2015

Resonare Fibris Vocal Ensemble is a group of choral MUSIC lovers with extensive experience in this field. Some of them are professional singers and MUSIC teachers. Its repertoire ranges from early to contemporary MUSIC. This group is conducted by Luisa D. Camacho

Vocal Explosion Hastings is an award winning open community choir based in East Sussex . We sing Original compositions by Juliet Russell who conducts the choir and is also our solo performer. Aside from Juliet's original material we sing a mix of traditi...  moreVocal Explosion Hastings is an award winning open community choir based in East Sussex . We sing Original compositions by Juliet Russell who conducts the choir and is also our solo performer. Aside from Juliet's original material we sing a mix of traditional Gospel, African and Eastern European MUSIC. The Choir consists of male and female singers of all ages who simply love to sing. No auditions required and no need to read sheet MUSIC we learn by ear. New songs are added every term to our repertoire and we perform regularly at everything from weddings to local festivals.  less

Performed by Universitair Koor Antwerpen at their Spring Concert "Evolution Of MUSIC" on May 10, 2016. Camera: Jelmer Lokman, Robin Van Limbergen, Ben Verhaegen, Jordan De Deken Sound: Johan De Cock

  Say hello to Rayburn Tours’ new UK MUSIC tours for youth and adult groups!   For over 55 years, Derby-based group tour operator, Rayburn Tours, has been helping MUSIC groups perform all around the world – and now they’re...

Building positive physical and mental wellbeing for men of all ages through singing and friendship.   We are starting our next MEN ALOUD! project on Sun April 15 at 4pm (and most Sundays to early June) - with an exciting opportunity for you to work...

The Oakland City University Choir is a non-audition student group that performs a number of styles at campus events throughout the year – including Christmas concerts, commencement ceremonies, and more. The choir’s performance is sometimes a cappella, whi...  moreThe Oakland City University Choir is a non-audition student group that performs a number of styles at campus events throughout the year – including Christmas concerts, commencement ceremonies, and more. The choir’s performance is sometimes a cappella, while at other times accompanied by a jazz trio or piano. Sectional rehearsals are held on Tuesdays and Thursdays (11 to 11:50AM).  

Ensemble quartonal: MUSIC, When Soft Voices Die (MUSIC by Edward C. Bairstow, Poem by Shelly) Das "Ensemble quartonal" wurde im Jahr 2006 von vier ehemaligen Mitgliedern der Chorknaben Uetersen gegründet. Im Mai 2010 konnte das junge Quartett beim Deut...  moreEnsemble quartonal: MUSIC, When Soft Voices Die (MUSIC by Edward C. Bairstow, Poem by Shelly) Das "Ensemble quartonal" wurde im Jahr 2006 von vier ehemaligen Mitgliedern der Chorknaben Uetersen gegründet. Im Mai 2010 konnte das junge Quartett beim Deutschen Chorwettbewerb den 1. Preis in der erstmals ausgeschriebenen Kategorie der klassischen Ensembles gewinnen und wurde damit über die Landesgrenzen hinaus bekannt. Diese Aufnahme stammt von einem Konzert im Lübecker Dom.