This song was ministered during the InDulci Jubilo, a musical concert organised by the University Choir, KNUST - Kumasi.

Eliza's Toyes performed "Miserere mei Deus" by Samuel Scheidt (1587-1654), at Wisconsin Public Radio's "Live from the Chazen" concert series, hosted by Lori Skelton. November 25, 2012, Chazen Museum of Art, Madison ,WI. Deb Heilert, soprano Peter Grue...  moreEliza's Toyes performed "Miserere mei Deus" by Samuel Scheidt (1587-1654), at Wisconsin Public Radio's "Live from the Chazen" concert series, hosted by Lori Skelton. November 25, 2012, Chazen Museum of Art, Madison ,WI. Deb Heilert, soprano Peter Gruett, alto Mark Werner, tenor Andrew Aumann, baritone Jerry Hui, bass Eric Miller, viola de gamba Kathrine Handford, organ Doug Towne, lute  

The Drake Choir is Drake University’s select touring ensemble, performing regionally on an annual basis and internationally every four years, most recently in May 2012. It has appeared in major venues in Austria, Germany, Italy, the Czech Republic, Wales...  moreThe Drake Choir is Drake University’s select touring ensemble, performing regionally on an annual basis and internationally every four years, most recently in May 2012. It has appeared in major venues in Austria, Germany, Italy, the Czech Republic, Wales, and Ireland. The ensemble regularly collaborates with the Des Moines Symphony and sang the Beethoven Ninth Symphony with that orchestra in September 2011. The Drake Choir has performed in Carnegie Hall and has been featured on the conference program of the American Choral Directors Association North Central Division. The ensemble consists of 64-70 singers who are first-year students through seniors and who represent every College of the University. Auditions for returning students take place in April and for new students during the weekend preceding the start of the fall semester. The ensemble rehearses Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, 3:30-5:00 p.m. and is conducted by Dr. Aimee Beckmann-Collier, Director of Choral Studies and Professor of Condcuting.  less

Pitchcraft's Danse Macabre: A Deadly Medley featuring some ghostly songs for Halloween. Performed, filmed and edited by Pitchcraft. Co-directors: Kathy Wellman & Claire MacBride-Stewart Arranged for Pitchcraft by Andrew Russel Make-up by Emma Tull...  morePitchcraft's Danse Macabre: A Deadly Medley featuring some ghostly songs for Halloween. Performed, filmed and edited by Pitchcraft. Co-directors: Kathy Wellman & Claire MacBride-Stewart Arranged for Pitchcraft by Andrew Russel Make-up by Emma Tully (@etfxmakeup) Please hit SUBSCRIBE to stay up to date with Pitchcraft's channel. FACEBOOK: http://facebook.com/pitchcraft TWITTER: https://twitter.com/pitchcraftchoir INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/pitchcraftchoir WEBSITE: http://www.pitchcraft.co.uk  less

The University of Texas of the Permian Basin University Choir performs under the direction of Dr. Frank Eychaner, Director of Choral Studies. Wagner Nöel Performing Arts Center, Oct. 2017

The University Choir of Colorado Christian University, under the direction of Dr. Frank Eychaner, performs Consecrate the Place and Day by Lloyd Pfautsch

East Central University Choirs - The University Chorale performs O salutaris hostia by Vytautas Miškinis - J. Steven Walker, conductor. April, 2013.

Audio from the dress rehearsal of Bel Canto Chorus on May 3, 2025 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, conducted by Jonathan Laabs. Synopsis Looking for Home is a choral work that explores the longing for belonging, the need for refuge, and the search for a pla...  moreAudio from the dress rehearsal of Bel Canto Chorus on May 3, 2025 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, conducted by Jonathan Laabs. Synopsis Looking for Home is a choral work that explores the longing for belonging, the need for refuge, and the search for a place, real or symbolic, that we can call home. Written amid travels across the world and shaped by an unexpected love story, the piece touches on deeply human themes such as the sense of belonging, the construction of identity, and the need for community. It doesn’t offer a single answer to the question “What is home?”, but it does trace, with honesty and sensitivity, the path of someone brave enough to begin the search. Ideal for concert programs exploring themes of belonging, humanity, or inner renewal, Looking for Home invites each singer to connect with their own story.  less