VanDeca is Metro Vancouver's newest and freshest vocal experience! This group is made up of 10 Singers and performers all under the age of 25, giving VanDeca a youthful and fresh take on every genre, from classical to pop, musical theatre to jazz, and eve...  moreVanDeca is Metro Vancouver's newest and freshest vocal experience! This group is made up of 10 Singers and performers all under the age of 25, giving VanDeca a youthful and fresh take on every genre, from classical to pop, musical theatre to jazz, and everything in between! Each singer in VanDeca comes from a different musical background, shaping who we are as a group. Having only been in existence since November of 2011, this group has big plans to shape the face of choral music in Vancouver, encouraging our audience to feel connected with our performances through multi-genre pieces, and using movement and amazing sound to inspire others to become involved with their local choral groups.  less

"Fear Not" (Daniel Schreiner) is sung by The Central Washington University Chamber Choir (Gary Weidenaar, director). Soloists: Emily Salisbury, Stephanie Dunbar, Brendan McEachran, Daniel Schreiner, and Antonio Fernandez. More about this piece: http://www...  more"Fear Not" (Daniel Schreiner) is sung by The Central Washington University Chamber Choir (Gary Weidenaar, director). Soloists: Emily Salisbury, Stephanie Dunbar, Brendan McEachran, Daniel Schreiner, and Antonio Fernandez. More about this piece: http://www.danielschreiner.com/music/#FearNot Daniel Schreiner is a student at Central Washington University pursuing an undergraduate degree in Choral/Vocal Music Education. Daniel studied composition with Dr. Elaine Ross and was the recipient of the 2011 Opus 7 Undergraduate Composition Award for his piece "Cain," which was premiered in February 2011 by the Opus 7 Vocal Ensemble. Learn more about Daniel's music: http://www.danielschreiner.com As of 2014, the CWU Chamber Choir also has recorded videos of the music of Byrd, Gretchaninoff, Monteverdi, Muehleisen, Singh, Gjeilo, Victoria, and Rautavaara on YouTube. A complete listing of the videos of the CWU Chamber Choir and other CWU Music Ensembles can be found at: https://www.youtube.com/CWUmusicdept OR -...    less

“MEMORARE” arranged by National Artist for Music Maestro Ryan Cayabyab He who sings prays twice - this line from a prominent figure tells why the Malabon Concert Singers designated their launching video to be a performance of prayerful voices Perf...  more“MEMORARE” arranged by National Artist for Music Maestro Ryan Cayabyab He who sings prays twice - this line from a prominent figure tells why the Malabon Concert Singers designated their launching video to be a performance of prayerful voices Performed by: Malabon Concert Singers Soloist : Eirella Alfa Isubol Conducted and accompanied by: Mr. Anthony Go Villanueva Special Thanks To: Divine Mercy Spiritual Center Brilliant Juan (Video Director) Renz Aquino (Video Editor) This video was first streamed thru choir’s facebook page during it’s official launching last October 07,2021  less

MidAtlantic Chamber Choir Personnel: Jason C. Tramm, Conductor Soprano Paige Porter Veronica Shea Salkin Samantha Ferrara Hillary Baboukis Alto Kimberlee Korzelius Sophia Mortensen Irene Lyristakis Tenor Rider Foster Zachary Morehouse ...  moreMidAtlantic Chamber Choir Personnel: Jason C. Tramm, Conductor Soprano Paige Porter Veronica Shea Salkin Samantha Ferrara Hillary Baboukis Alto Kimberlee Korzelius Sophia Mortensen Irene Lyristakis Tenor Rider Foster Zachary Morehouse Jose Daniel Mojica Charles Bryan Kevin Courtemanche Bass Christian Arencibia Peter Lamendola Devin McGuire Skyler Klein Video/Audio Engineering: Quinton Tramm Recorded: June 4, 2022 Broadway Presbyterian Church (Manhattan) From Sessions of Sweet Silent Thought 1. Sonnet 30 Sonnet 30: When to the sessions of sweet silent thought BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE When to the sessions of sweet silent thought I summon up remembrance of things past, I sigh the lack of many a thing I sought, And with old woes new wail my dear time's waste: Then can I drown an eye, unus'd to flow, For precious friends hid in death's dateless night, And weep afresh love's long since cancell'd woe, And moan th' expense of many a vanish'd sight; Then can I grieve a...    less

Vasari Singers had a lot of fun recording this movement from Bob Chilcott's rhythmic and spiritual story of the making of a Ugandan Drum. Use of GoPro technology helps to bring the piece to life in a new way. @VasariSingers @JeremyBackhouse www.vasar...  moreVasari Singers had a lot of fun recording this movement from Bob Chilcott's rhythmic and spiritual story of the making of a Ugandan Drum. Use of GoPro technology helps to bring the piece to life in a new way. @VasariSingers @JeremyBackhouse www.vasariSingers.org  

Vasari Singers broke out of the mould to make this recording using GoPro technology, performing A Spotless Rose by Paul Mealor in the beautiful church of St Luke's, Battersea @VasariSingers @JeremyBackhouse www.vasariSingers.org

Noctis Chamber Choir performing at Bath Music Festival on May 16th 2014. Venue: St Swithin's, Bath Director: Francis Faux Pianist: Matthew Finch Please visit www.noctischoir.com for more information on upcoming events.

The Antioch Chamber Ensemble sings the world premiere of "Another Lullaby for Insomniacs" by Matthew Brown March 30, 2012 at St. Paul's Chapel, NYC Another Lullaby for Insomniacs BY A.E. STALLINGS Sleep, she will not linger: She turns her moon-cold...  moreThe Antioch Chamber Ensemble sings the world premiere of "Another Lullaby for Insomniacs" by Matthew Brown March 30, 2012 at St. Paul's Chapel, NYC Another Lullaby for Insomniacs BY A.E. STALLINGS Sleep, she will not linger: She turns her moon-cold shoulder. With no ring on her finger, You cannot hope to hold her. She turns her moon-cold shoulder And tosses off the cover. You cannot hope to hold her: She has another lover. She tosses off the cover And lays the darkness bare. She has another lover. Her heart is otherwhere. She lays the darkness bare. You slowly realize Her heart is otherwhere. There's distance in her eyes. You slowly realize That she will never linger, With distance in her eyes And no ring on her finger.  less

[A version of this article first appeared as a post on my blog From the Front of the Choir] Most Singers in choirs don’t fit neatly into choral vocal ranges. Yet we try to squeeze them in to our off-the-shelf arrangements, chastising them when ...