Des extraits du programme donné le 18 mai 2013 au Théâtre de Villefranche. Hey Soul Sister (TRain), Fields of Gold (Sting), I Believe I can fly (R. Kelly).

Arranged by Nathan Howe From concert "Voice on The Summer Wind" 1st June 2024

Hey guys, We hope you are all as excited for The holidays as we are! Please enjoy our rendition of Silent Night. Special thanks to Connor Sweeney for filming The video. Please subscribe and like us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. For furTher questi...  moreHey guys, We hope you are all as excited for The holidays as we are! Please enjoy our rendition of Silent Night. Special thanks to Connor Sweeney for filming The video. Please subscribe and like us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. For furTher questions feel free to contact us at The.major.four@gmail.com  

(adapted from a post in The Stairwell Carollers Choir Blog) David Rain, tenor:  How on earth  do you hear everyone, including our mistakes, while singing along at full throttle?   Pierre: I'm not sure, but you're definitely right...

"An Open World" is The first in a group of three settings of poems from Fletcher LaVallee Bartholomew's collection entitled "and The Wind: Gnostic Poems 1945 - 1979."

A new carol for Christmas with music by David W. Solomons and Text by Thomas Clarke. This setting for Christmas represents The cold of a NorThern winter (The cruel Wind blows) although of course The actual events took place in raTher warmer climes. ...  moreA new carol for Christmas with music by David W. Solomons and Text by Thomas Clarke. This setting for Christmas represents The cold of a NorThern winter (The cruel Wind blows) although of course The actual events took place in raTher warmer climes. It also reflects much of The liturgical and popular symbolism of The Christmas season: robins, holly etc and it brings our thoughts towards The season of Easter with The blood of Good Friday.  

Las Amarillas (The Yellow Birds) represented an unpredictable and ever-changing aspect of The 'Wind' section for The Vocal Art Ensemble's fifth anniversary GODAI - Choral Music Summoning The Five Ancient Elements concerts in May 2013.

A Christmas Carol composed by Nathaniel J. S. Barnes using adapted text from a Robert Fuller Murray poem for mixed (SATB) choir with piano or harp accompaniment. This is a prototype using music software with Wind and harp settings.

Balkanika Author of The project and conductor: Karmina Šilec Performers: Ethnic vocal ensemble Carmina Slovenica SToP (Slovene project for percussion instruments) Nino Mureškič with Jam-bashi, percussion Vasko Atanasovski, Wind instruments ...  moreBalkanika Author of The project and conductor: Karmina Šilec Performers: Ethnic vocal ensemble Carmina Slovenica SToP (Slovene project for percussion instruments) Nino Mureškič with Jam-bashi, percussion Vasko Atanasovski, Wind instruments Janez Dovč, accordion Ensemble Kebataola Zvezdana Novakovič and Eva Bračič, ethno vocals Sandra Grahovac, Katja Lipovača, Nežka Struc, auThentical voices Darko Rošker, tuba Jasna Vantur, celesta Nadja Stegne, violin Marina Gumzi, storyteller Light designer: David Orešič Sound designer: Danilo Ženko The project Balkanika is a fresh selection of music for voices and percussion instruments. The repertoire is variegated and coloured with ethnical atmosphere of European north and south in Their characteristic vocal techniques. The programme consists of diverse musical works: from Ukranian ethnical solo voice with quartet of percussion instruments, The Swedish ethnical duet with timpani, Indian singing to vigorous Balkan ethnical music. Avantg...    less

WHEN I Land for unaccompanied SATB mixed choir, is from THREE GNOSTIC POEMS, by Greg Bartholomew, here performed by The Orlando Chorale under Gregory Ruffer. An Open World, When I Land and and The Wind are three settings of poems from FletcherLaVallee...  moreWHEN I Land for unaccompanied SATB mixed choir, is from THREE GNOSTIC POEMS, by Greg Bartholomew, here performed by The Orlando Chorale under Gregory Ruffer. An Open World, When I Land and and The Wind are three settings of poems from FletcherLaVallee Bartholomew's collection entitled "and The Wind: Gnostic Poems 1945 - 1979." Minneapolis native Fletcher Bartholomew spent most of his life in aviation, beginning with a childhood flight in a Curtis Robin in 1929. His work in aviation started with a job as an inspector in an aircraft factory. He went on to become a test pilot in World War II, serving at The South India Air Depot at Bangalore, India. He often spoke later of his experience on The ship to India and The people he met travelling around The subcontinent. He subsequently worked in aviation in Munich, Germany, and in Lima, Peru, before he concluded his career working in airport planning and management.  less