The Jay Singers are a mixed voice a cappella based near Norwich, UK conducted by Neil Mackenzie - founder member of The Sixteen and current member of The BBC Singers. We are a well established Choir, now in our second decade, that give concerts all ove...  moreThe Jay Singers are a mixed voice a cappella based near Norwich, UK conducted by Neil Mackenzie - founder member of The Sixteen and current member of The BBC Singers. We are a well established Choir, now in our second decade, that give concerts all over Norfolk as well as further afield. We sing a wide range of Music and have produced two CDs that reflect our repertoire. Further information about the Choir, upcoming concerts and the CDs are available on our website: http://jaysingers.com or on our Facebook Page.  less

Concert at St Margarets, Silverstream, Upper Hutt 19 May 2013. This is our favourite song because we get to do solo lines and we totally love The Muppets..and we think Bret McKenzie also a Kiwi is pretty cool!

     Praise in Public for legitimate accomplishment, don’t pander. Create challenging but attainable goals; short term, mid-term and long term. Take trips to both destinations and Festivals, combined trips are best Schedul...

London contemporary a cappella Choir Kitsch in Sync turned 10 years old on 11th January 2011. In October 2011 we celebrated this with a special medley of songs from the last decade. This was its first public performance.

Champion (High School Category) 2012 Koro ng Bayan, Mandaluyong City Choir Championships

Dalla rassegna "Choir Winter Fest", Roma, Chiesa dei Sette Santi Fondatori, 6 gennaio 2014

Kauno mišrus choras "Saluto" Lietuvos suaugusiųjų chorų konkurse; Vadovė ir dirigentė Ramutė Štreimikytė; Šv. Kotrynos bažnyčia, Vilnius, 2013 m. gruodžio 1 d.

Treble Choir a cappella piece

Arrangement of Killing me softly, performed by the one-man Choir dwsChorale (multitrack)

With more than 11,000 singers on our mailing list, and a performing strength (at London's Royal Albert Hall) of between two and three thousand, TRBC is probably the world's largest community Choir. Anyone can join: we present top-quality events and invit...  moreWith more than 11,000 singers on our mailing list, and a performing strength (at London's Royal Albert Hall) of between two and three thousand, TRBC is probably the world's largest community Choir. Anyone can join: we present top-quality events and invite everyone to 'come and join in' whether you are a lone tenor or a full SATB Choir. As well as singing three times a year at the Royal Albert Hall (including the one-and-only 'Messiah from Scratch' each year), we also run cruises and trips abroad. What are you waiting for? Come and join in!  less