"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.

  Photo: Markus Eckardt Western Sydney University is currently conducting an online study investigating the perception of choral singing.  the results of the study will tell us something about why some choirs sound better than others...

the Samford University A Cappella Choir singing "Cantus Gloriosus" by Josef Swider at the Florilege Vocal de Tours: International Song Competition, May 25-27, 2012. Philip Copeland, conductor.

"Regina Coeli" Manolo da Rold (2019) Performed by the 2019 Temple University Women's Choir (Boyer College of Music and Dance) Directed by Kathleen Shannon Footage from the TU Livestream/Youtube account (oops). ❤️❤️ -Rachel

55’inci yılına adım atan Kültür Koleji ile Kültür2000 Koleji ve İstanbul Kültür Üniversitesi öğrencilerinden oluşan Kültür Çok Sesli Korosu, Çanakkale Türküsü Yorumuyla dinleyenleri emekle yazılmış tarihimize geri götürdü.

• AVE MUSICA • • a capella chamber choir • laureate of international festivals and competitions • performances in Ukraine & Europe • art exchanges and creative music projects • classical music, folk songs, contemporary ...  more• AVE MUSICA • • a capella chamber choir • laureate of international festivals and competitions • performances in Ukraine & Europe • art exchanges and creative music projects • classical music, folk songs, contemporary choral music and intellectual music of modern composers are in the repertoire • is opened for creative experiments and art exchanges. Chamber Choir "Ave Musica" was created at Christian Humanitarian-Economic University in Odessa (Ukraine) at 2007 by the direction of Sergey Savenko, postgraduate of Odessa National Music Academy named after A. Nezhdanova. Contacts: Sergey Savenko, +38 066 778 34 76, savenkoserg@gmail.com, milm.mazur@gmail.com Facebook | fb.com/AveMusicaChoirUkraine Soundcloud | soundcloud.com/avemusica-choir-ua Youtube | youtube.com/romashon official | www.avemusica.com.ua,  less

Chorus Inspira (formerly the Richard Eaton Singers) is dedicated to the enjoyment, study and performance of great choral music, to an international standard of excellence, and to fostering the appreciation of this music. Founded in 1951 by the late Richar...  moreChorus Inspira (formerly the Richard Eaton Singers) is dedicated to the enjoyment, study and performance of great choral music, to an international standard of excellence, and to fostering the appreciation of this music. Founded in 1951 by the late Richard S. Eaton, RES has played a leading role in Edmonton’s cultural community for more than seven decades. In addition to presenting its own concerts, the choir is a regular guest of the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra, and collaborates frequently with other Edmonton ensembles, including the Alberta Baroque Ensemble. It has also collaborated with other Canadian choirs in the past, including the Calgary Philharmonic Chorus, the Vancouver Bach Choir and the Winnipeg Philharmonic Choir.  less

► Complete playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKXwvyq1q-eikiJPUirBfcYgU-5G356rO Concert during the 3rd International Choir Festival and Competition "Canco Mediterrania" in the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia, Barcelona 2013 ...  more► Complete playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKXwvyq1q-eikiJPUirBfcYgU-5G356rO Concert during the 3rd International Choir Festival and Competition "Canco Mediterrania" in the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia, Barcelona 2013 Academic Choir of Gdańsk University of Technology (AChPG) Conductor: Mariusz Mróz Date: September 19, 2013 ------------------------- FB: https://facebook.com/achpg www: https://chor.pg.edu.pl/en  

'Deus Ex Machina' is a piece composed by award-winning Polish composer of the young generation, Jakub Neske. the text for the piece was written by Bartholomew Begley, a Dublin-based philosophy lecturer who works on philosophical translations of early mode...  more'Deus Ex Machina' is a piece composed by award-winning Polish composer of the young generation, Jakub Neske. the text for the piece was written by Bartholomew Begley, a Dublin-based philosophy lecturer who works on philosophical translations of early modern Latin texts. the text 'Deus Ex Machina' tells the story of a suddenly and unexpectedly found God 'out of a machine.' the setting of the choir was very experimental – the aim was to take full advantage of the possibilities offered by the spatial, immersive sound. the choir sections were spread horizontally and vertically; therefore, the entire space around the listener was arranged. the visuals indicate the positions of the choir by points of light, whose brightness and movement were devised based on the sound energy of each of the choral sections.  less

"Ubi Caritas" (Ola Gjeilo) is sung by the CWU Chamber Choir (Gary Weidenaar, director). In mid-April, 2011, composer Ola Gjeilo spent 3 days on the Central Washington University Campus to join the choir in recording 3 of his pieces, (the teaser/traile...  more"Ubi Caritas" (Ola Gjeilo) is sung by the CWU Chamber Choir (Gary Weidenaar, director). In mid-April, 2011, composer Ola Gjeilo spent 3 days on the Central Washington University Campus to join the choir in recording 3 of his pieces, (the teaser/trailer URL is found below) This performance of Gjeilo's "Ubi Caritas" is from that session, following a rendition in which the composer joined the choir and improvised an accompaniment (URL below). In this video the choir sings the piece in its published (unaccompanied) version. One behind-the-scenes comment: On the last page of the piece, when the first melodic material occurs again - Ola, who was sitting in the hall, asked half the choir to hum while the other half sang to create a more ethereal effect. the CWU Chamber Choir also has recorded videos of the music of Monteverdi, Muehleisen, Singh, Victoria, and Rautavaara on YouTube Gjeilo "In the Moment" teaser/trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrvEgQl57b0 "Ubi Caritas" (with the composer ...    less