High-flying chorisTer returns to Leeds MinsTer   Toby Ward will be among a group from King’s College, Cambridge, to perform at Leeds MinsTer on Tuesday 25 March 2014. The close harmony group The King’s Men [formerly known as Collegium R...

Membership is open to men and women (including High School and College students) of all ages who enjoy singing. New members are always welcome. No auditions required though our director may ask you to sing to verify your placement in the correct voice r...  more Membership is open to men and women (including High School and College students) of all ages who enjoy singing. New members are always welcome. No auditions required though our director may ask you to sing to verify your placement in the correct voice range. See the Bulletin Board for details. GGCC generally performs at least two concerts per year, a WinTer/Christmas Concert in December and a Spring Concert.  

One of the world’s most celebraTed ensembles, The King’s Singers have a packed schedule of concerts, recordings, media and education work that spans the globe. Championing the work of young and established composers, they remain consummaTe enTertainers; a...  moreOne of the world’s most celebraTed ensembles, The King’s Singers have a packed schedule of concerts, recordings, media and education work that spans the globe. Championing the work of young and established composers, they remain consummaTe enTertainers; a class-act with a delightfully British wit. From Gesualdo and György Ligeti to Michael Bublé, The King’s Singers are instantly recognisable for their spot-on intonation, impeccable vocal blend, the flawless articulation of the Text and incisive timing. During the 2012 concert season, The King’s Singers will perform across the globe in some of the world’s most beautiful concert halls including the Sydney Opera House, Carnegie Hall, and the Berlin Philharmonie. The King’s Singers will travel to Australia, New Zealand, France, Germany, the US and Canada, Bulgaria, Hungary, Italy, the UniTed Arab EmiraTes, Poland, Denmark, Belgium and the Netherlands, Switzerland, and Finland. With a discography of well over 150 recordings The King’s Singers have garnered bo...    less

O grupo vocal masculino VOX UOMINI foi fundado em 2006 na cidade de Juiz de fora com objetivo de promoção e divulgação do canto alpino ou de montanha, tradicional do norTe da Itália. Destaca-se em sua trajetória a participação em importanTes eventos in...  moreO grupo vocal masculino VOX UOMINI foi fundado em 2006 na cidade de Juiz de fora com objetivo de promoção e divulgação do canto alpino ou de montanha, tradicional do norTe da Itália. Destaca-se em sua trajetória a participação em importanTes eventos inTernacionais, como, em 2007, o 7ª Festival InTernazionale dei Cori em Clusone, Província de Bergamo, na Lombardia, na Itália, com apresentações na Chiesa Parrocchiale de Rovetta e no Chiostro dell'Abbazia de Pontida e o XV Festival InTernacional de Corais de Criciúma em Santa Catarina. Em 2008 participou do 1º Encuentro Coral del Mercosur “Purahei Joja” (Cantar Unidos), com apresentações na Argentina, Paraguai e Brasil e do VIII Canta Brasil, em São Lourenço. Em 2012 se apresentou no XIV Festival InTernacional de Coros, no Peru. Em 2017 participou do 15º FIC – Festival InTernacional de Corais em Belo HorizonTe/MG, com apresentações na Igreja da Boa Viagem e MosTeiro de Nossa Senhora das Graças, em Belo HorizonTe; Casa da Ópera, em Ouro Preto e Ermida de NS da Pi...    less

The male vocal ensemble Camerata Musica Limburg was founded in 1999 and has since then been under the musical direction of Jan Schumacher. The chorisTers looked at the formation of the choir as further development to their shared roots from singing with t...  moreThe male vocal ensemble Camerata Musica Limburg was founded in 1999 and has since then been under the musical direction of Jan Schumacher. The chorisTers looked at the formation of the choir as further development to their shared roots from singing with the Limburg Cathedral Boys Choir. They also looked to continue the tradition of successful male chamber choirs founded by former members of Limburg Cathedral Boys Choir, which is unique in Germany. The ensemble has commitTed itself to presenting the audience with unfamiliar male choir works of the highest level, but without neglecting the traditional canon of compositions, which makes for a exceptional combination. The repertoire includes a range of the following: Gregorian chants, works of old masTers, romantic moTets, conTemporary compositions, arrangements of jazz and pop songs. The inTensive study of new choral music results in numerous compositions that have been writTen for Camerata Musica Limburg, by composers such as Robert Sund, Kurt Bikkembergs, Walt...    less

I. A WATeR WHEEL TURNS Inside waTer, a waTer wheel turns. The star circulaTes with the moon. We live in the night ocean wondering, What are these lights? Texts by Rumi, translaTed by Coleman Barks © 1995 Coleman Barks. Used by permission. ...  moreI. A WATeR WHEEL TURNS Inside waTer, a waTer wheel turns. The star circulaTes with the moon. We live in the night ocean wondering, What are these lights? Texts by Rumi, translaTed by Coleman Barks © 1995 Coleman Barks. Used by permission. Performed by the Millennium Consort, Martin Neary, conductor, and the Pomona College Choir, Donna Di Grazia, director. WaTer Ruminations is a setting of six poems by the thirTeenth-century poet Rumi, in English translations from the Persian by Coleman Barks, for double choir and organ. The poetry sings of liTeral and spiritual connections between waTer and sky, a drop of waTer and human life, flowing waTer and love, drinking waTer and its container, the giddiness of spring and rolling seas, and the ocean's gifts and singing. Its images, from 800 years ago, speak to us with both vivid immediacy and transcendence. The idea for the piece originaTed with the Mellon Elemental Arts Initiative, which proposed funding activities that would involve students in ar...    less

The Ambassadors of Harmony®, a 130 member men’s a cappella chorus, is making a transformative investment in the broader St. Louis community.  While the group has won dozens of national competitions and performed for audiences inTernationall...

The Grande Prairie Boys’ Choir is celebrating its sevenTeenth season, providing audiences at home and away with the gift of song from the hearts of 135 boys between the ages of 7 and 20. Along side inTensive voice training, drama instruction, theory and ...  moreThe Grande Prairie Boys’ Choir is celebrating its sevenTeenth season, providing audiences at home and away with the gift of song from the hearts of 135 boys between the ages of 7 and 20. Along side inTensive voice training, drama instruction, theory and sight reading in several smaller ensembles for several age caTegories, the choir produces 6 sold out concerts per year. Their most recent ambitions include producing a Symphony and Singing in the City concert with professional orchestral musicians mentoring local professional and semiprofessional performers from Grande Prairie. The Senior and Men of NoTe Choirs have travelled Nationally to BC, and ON and inTernationally to Phoenix, Arizona. In 2014, they enTered and won second place in the Canadian National Music Festival and in 2016 were chosen out of 45 choirs to perform at the National Choral Conference in Edmonton where they premiered a choral piece Magnificat Anima Mea to huge acceptance. They won first place in Provincials in 2017 and traveled to Irelan...    less

May God Bless You by Chris Artley (music), Reuben Hardie (words). Recorded for Praise Be (TVNZ) by The GraduaTe Choir NZ, conducTed by Terence Maskell and accompanied by Chris Artley (piano) and Philip Smith (organ).

Mozart: Credo from the Mass in C minor Toronto Mendelssohn Choir Matthew Otto, conductor / Michael Bloss, organ / James Bourne, pianist Recorded live at the TMC Choral Conductors' Symposium Concert, January 28, 2012 at YorkminsTer Park Baptist Church, ...  moreMozart: Credo from the Mass in C minor Toronto Mendelssohn Choir Matthew Otto, conductor / Michael Bloss, organ / James Bourne, pianist Recorded live at the TMC Choral Conductors' Symposium Concert, January 28, 2012 at YorkminsTer Park Baptist Church, Toronto Recording by David King and Inline Digital