The internationally renowned, Grammy® Award-winning A Cappella vocal ensemble, The King’s Singers, have not only traveled the world, but they’ve won its heart. Their incredible intonation, vocal blend, perfect articulation, and entert...

Kantorei, or Singers, formed in 1997 under the leadership of 6 friends who decided to form a choir capable of singing a broad range of a cappella choral music. With the addition of Richard Larson as artistic director and a handful of additional Singers, t...  moreKantorei, or Singers, formed in 1997 under the leadership of 6 friends who decided to form a choir capable of singing a broad range of a cappella choral music. With the addition of Richard Larson as artistic director and a handful of additional Singers, the group quickly found a footing in the cultural fabric of Denver, Colorado. Now entering its 15th full season of performing, the group has expanded into an auditioned ensemble of 54 volunteer Singers who meet weekly to rehearse. Many of the Singers come from schools with strong choral music programs, such as Augustana, Brigham Young, Concordia, Luther, St. Olaf, Wartburg, and the University of Northern Colorado. Kantorei established itself as one of the nation’s premier choral ensembles after performing as an auditioned choir for the 2003 National American Choral Directors Association Conference at Carnegie Hall in New York City. In June 2007, Kantorei embarked on its first-ever international tour to France and Italy. The tour culminated with the distinct...    less

攝錄於2011年8月20日Ponte Singers 「聲．華」合唱音樂會 香港演藝學院賽馬會演藝劇場 HKAPA Amphitheatre 指揮: 林屴汧; 獨唱: 劉奕晴 Conducted by Stephen LAM; Soprano Solo by Rosanne LAU Mo Li Hua (literally "Jasmine Flower"), is a popular Chinese folk song. The song dates to 18th century. In ...  more攝錄於2011年8月20日Ponte Singers 「聲．華」合唱音樂會 香港演藝學院賽馬會演藝劇場 HKAPA Amphitheatre 指揮: 林屴汧; 獨唱: 劉奕晴 Conducted by Stephen LAM; Soprano Solo by Rosanne LAU Mo Li Hua (literally "Jasmine Flower"), is a popular Chinese folk song. The song dates to 18th century. In time, many regional variations were created, and the song gained popularity both in China and abroad. Translation: Flower of jasmine, oh so fair! Flower of jasmine, oh so fair! Budding and blooming here and there, Pure and fragrant all declare. Let me take you with tender care, Your sweetness for all to share. Jasmine fair, oh jasmine fair  less

In order to drive up our membership numbers and create more awareness of our craft, London City Singers is having an open evening where women of all ages an opportunity to discover a cappella four part harmony singing. It will be on 13 September 2011, Tue...

A documentary about Chicago a cappella by Chris Cady

We are a lively and entertaining group of female a cappella Singers based in Woodley near Reading in Berkshire U.K. The Barberettes consistently reach the finals of the LABBS (Ladies Association Of British Barbershop Singers) national competitions and ...  moreWe are a lively and entertaining group of female a cappella Singers based in Woodley near Reading in Berkshire U.K. The Barberettes consistently reach the finals of the LABBS (Ladies Association Of British Barbershop Singers) national competitions and have given concert performances in Europe. The Barberettes are always looking for new members and would love to welcome you to visit us in rehearsal. If you are free on Wednesday evenings, simply come along at 7:45pm, see what we're all about and chat to members in the break. It is not essential to be able to read music, but you should be able to carry a tune! St John Ambulance Hall Church Road Woodley Reading RG5 4QN  less

Please enjoy The Major 4's A Cappella cover of "I See Fire" by Ed Sheeran. Our group consists of four Singers: Olivia Howe, Sophie Morgan, Bailey Sako, and Lena Costello. This arrangement was written by the talented Jessica Joan Graham. If you'd like to e...  morePlease enjoy The Major 4's A Cappella cover of "I See Fire" by Ed Sheeran. Our group consists of four Singers: Olivia Howe, Sophie Morgan, Bailey Sako, and Lena Costello. This arrangement was written by the talented Jessica Joan Graham. If you'd like to email her about arrangements feel free to do so at jessica.joan.graham@gmail.com. Thank you for watching.  

We are a modern a cappella choir of 35 enthusiastic Singers. Founded in 2003 our musical journey takes us from Jazz to soul, pop to singer/songwriter. We are not professional Singers but each of us has a very musical background and we use every opportuni...  moreWe are a modern a cappella choir of 35 enthusiastic Singers. Founded in 2003 our musical journey takes us from Jazz to soul, pop to singer/songwriter. We are not professional Singers but each of us has a very musical background and we use every opportunity to further our musical horizon, especially in terms of timbre and dynamics. Strong influences are the scandinavian contemporary choir scene led by Vocal Line, Bobby McFerrin, Take 6 and many more. Enjoy!  

"The Book of Love" is a song written by Stephin Merritt and attributed to The Magnetic Fields, an American indie pop group founded and led by him. A cappella arrangement: Una Stade Location: Abteikirche Otterberg Latvian Voices Singers: Beāte Krūm...  more"The Book of Love" is a song written by Stephin Merritt and attributed to The Magnetic Fields, an American indie pop group founded and led by him. A cappella arrangement: Una Stade Location: Abteikirche Otterberg Latvian Voices Singers: Beāte Krūmiņa, Laura Jēkabsone, Dita Belicka, Paula Pērkone, Elīna Ose, Una Stade, Jānis Strazdiņš. Join us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=21330699 www.latvianvoices.lv https://www.facebook.com/LatvianVoices  

This is an a cappella arrangement of the tune Stowey, which is a traditional English folksong often paired with these words by Frances Chesterton: How far is it to Bethlehem, not very far? Shall we find the stable room lit by a star? Can we see the l...  moreThis is an a cappella arrangement of the tune Stowey, which is a traditional English folksong often paired with these words by Frances Chesterton: How far is it to Bethlehem, not very far? Shall we find the stable room lit by a star? Can we see the little child, is He within? If we lift the wooden latch, may we go in? May we stroke the creatures there, ox, ass or sheep? May we peek like them and see Jesus asleep? If we touch His tiny hand, will He awake? Will He know we've come so far just for His sake? Great Kings have precious gifts and we have nought Little smiles and little tears are all we have brought. For all weary children Mary must weep Here, on His bed of straw, sleep, children, sleep. God in his mother's arms, babes in the byre Sleep as they sleep who find their heart's desire.  less