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Mark Padmore announced as President of Bristol Choral Society
The internationally acclaimed tenor Mark Padmore has been announced as a new President of Bristol Choral Society and will sing Bach's Christmas Oratorio with the choir later this month.
He becomes a joint President alongside the Lord Mayor of Bristol and...
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How to Improve singing Skills on Your Own
You may be teaching yourself How to sing (by reading books and watching videos online) or taking singing lessons to improve your voice. As a beginner singer, you need a lot of real time feedback and guidance.
I still remember tak...
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Highlights of the With One Voice Program HD by Creativity Australia
www.creativityaustralia.org.au
singing is the language of the heart. for centuries, song has played a key role in community, culture and story-telling worldwide. Yet How many people dare to sing freely these days... apart from in the sHower?
Community s... morewww.creativityaustralia.org.au
singing is the language of the heart. for centuries, song has played a key role in community, culture and story-telling worldwide. Yet How many people dare to sing freely these days... apart from in the sHower?
Community singing empowers voices that have been silenced, unleashes creative potential... and that's just the start.
Please like, share and comment on our videos to celebrate the joy of song!
WHAT WE DO
Every week, Creativity Australia's With One Voice choirs inspire people from more than 40 nationalities, aged 9 to 90, to sing side-by-side. Age, race, language, religion, disability and disadvantage fade away. Everyone is welcome.
WHY WE DO IT
for some, choir is a way to de-stress after work. for others, it's a first glimpse into Australian life after arriving here as a migrant, asylum seeker or refugee. for others, it's an opportunity to connect to networks, skills and employment. It's all about joy, freedom and inspiration.
When diverse voices sing together, peopl... less
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Popchoir
Popchoir is for anyone who loves to sing! Stressed-out commuter, the next Sam Smith, worn out parent or shy sHower soprano, there's a place here to let your voice out! and, with no auditions and no need to be able to read music, there are no excuses! Popc... morePopchoir is for anyone who loves to sing! Stressed-out commuter, the next Sam Smith, worn out parent or shy sHower soprano, there's a place here to let your voice out! and, with no auditions and no need to be able to read music, there are no excuses! Popchoir is fun, relaxed and surprisingly cool (that po-faced image of a choir couldn't be further from the truth). We sing brilliant songs, with fabulous arrangements and have a great time. Come and see for yourself!!
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Mo-Li-Hua
Performed by Universitair Koor Antwerpen at their Spring Concert "UKA 'Round The World" on May 16, 2017.
Solo by Naomi Riemis.
piano: Peter Jeurissen
Camera: Jelmer Lokman, Robin Van Limbergen, Ben Verhaegen, Mike Vancolard
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The Red Carpet of Sound
A preview look at Chicago a cappella's February 2011 concert, "The Red Carpet of Sound: Musical Pairings, a cappella and with piano"
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Magnificat - Fecit potentiam (Mvt 5) by Kim andré Arnesen
Cantores Celestes Women's choir
Kelly Galbraith ~ Director
Dec 2, 2017
Adanya Dunn ~ soprano
Kate Carver ~ piano
Matthew Coons ~ organ
Emperor Quartet:
Jef ten Kortenaar & Clare Pellerin, violins
Kathleen Kajioka, viola
Stephen Buck, cello
... moreCantores Celestes Women's choir
Kelly Galbraith ~ Director
Dec 2, 2017
Adanya Dunn ~ soprano
Kate Carver ~ piano
Matthew Coons ~ organ
Emperor Quartet:
Jef ten Kortenaar & Clare Pellerin, violins
Kathleen Kajioka, viola
Stephen Buck, cello
www.cantorescelestes.com
Dec 2, 2017 'Mystery and Wonder'
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Nänie (Lament for a songbird) by Robert Schumann
Trio by Robert Schumann lamenting the death of a songbird, performed by the dwsChorale (D W Solomons multi-tracking) (transposed)
I've used images of meadow saffron since those are the flowers mentioned in the poem, although they are not strictly speakin... moreTrio by Robert Schumann lamenting the death of a songbird, performed by the dwsChorale (D W Solomons multi-tracking) (transposed)
I've used images of meadow saffron since those are the flowers mentioned in the poem, although they are not strictly speaking red...
The sources of the images are as follows
Canaries in cage (in Treviso) taken by me
Wikimedia
single meadow saffron Luc Viatour (Lviatour)
group of meadow saffron Chris Dixon (Stemonitis)
Canary - (Magnus Colossus)
Rosebud - (Amada44)
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Kuhnau: Tristis est anima mea -- Reading Phoenix choir
The Reading Phoenix choir sing Johann Kuhnau, Tristis est anima mea. Recorded live at our concert in St Clement Danes, London in January 2014, as part of the Brandenburg Festival.
Sung by: Reading Phoenix choir
Conducted: David Crown,
Recorded by: ... moreThe Reading Phoenix choir sing Johann Kuhnau, Tristis est anima mea. Recorded live at our concert in St Clement Danes, London in January 2014, as part of the Brandenburg Festival.
Sung by: Reading Phoenix choir
Conducted: David Crown,
Recorded by: Cannonball Media
for more information about the choir, visit our website on http://www.readingphoenixchoir.com