AN IROY NGA TUNA (Motherland) Music by Federico Acebedo Lyrics by Illuminado Lucente Arranged by Stephen Q. Lagarde

Live Recording organ: Enzo Marcuzzo 14/6/2015 Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta Bibione (VE) ITALY

London Community Gospel Choir singing 'Faith' from their 25th anniversary DVD Recording, recorded at the famous Abbey Road. Lead vocal by Annette Bowen

Recorded on Cantabile's first outing to Ellerton, in July 2008. The arrangement is by our then musical director, Jane Edwardson, and the Recording by www.advocateRecordings.co.uk.

Live Recording 14/6/2015 Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta Bibione (VE) ITALY

A composition (2013) for strings and mixed choir Live Recording 8/6/2013 Trichiana (BL) ITALY Chiesa Parrochiale

Live Recording from Aula Nova, Poznan conductor: Marek Gandecki

Performed on 10 August 2011 by the Stellenbosch a cappella group Acastella at the Endler Hall, Stellenbosch, South Africa. For more info, see our Facebook fan page: http://www.facebook.com/stellenbosch.acapella Thank you to henvan200 for Recording this...  morePerformed on 10 August 2011 by the Stellenbosch a cappella group Acastella at the Endler Hall, Stellenbosch, South Africa. For more info, see our Facebook fan page: http://www.facebook.com/stellenbosch.acapella Thank you to henvan200 for Recording this video. The entire performance, as uploaded by henvan200, can be found on the following page: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_c6hdmLTXEQ  

[A version of this article first appeared as a post on my blog From the Front of the Choir] Singing is all about sound, whether it’s a one-day workshop, a live concert or a CD.     I’m amazed at choir websites, concert prom...

The University of South Florida Collegiate Singers and conductor James Bass perform Ethan McGrath's "When lilacs last in the dooryard." Note that the the canonic repetition of the opening line, which lasts for about the first 35 seconds or so of this perf...  moreThe University of South Florida Collegiate Singers and conductor James Bass perform Ethan McGrath's "When lilacs last in the dooryard." Note that the the canonic repetition of the opening line, which lasts for about the first 35 seconds or so of this performance, was added by the performers, and is not actually written in the score -- just for your information.