This is the story of a woman feeling old and weary and dreaming of the past she had, wondering where those good years have gone. Here, our lovely singers have made it into a conversation – a shared experienced between the women. It’s been bEautifully arra...  moreThis is the story of a woman feeling old and weary and dreaming of the past she had, wondering where those good years have gone. Here, our lovely singers have made it into a conversation – a shared experienced between the women. It’s been bEautifully arranged by Moira Smiley and Vida, but was written by John Prine, a Chicago folk musician. There are two new singers in this ensemble: Rosi, a deep dark bass, standing back left, and Marie, sitting at the front right with the cowboy hat on. Both singers have been a wonderful addition to our choir. Adele in the rocking chair, Annabelle standing right, and Katherine with baby Erin (who LOVES harmony!) complete the group, all of which you have seen many times in Concert! We love the song and hope you do too. With this song, we are raising money for a charity close to our hearts, Dartmoor Search and Rescue Ashburton. Throughout both lockdowns they have had a huge number of call outs, as more people have been exploring the moors and getting into difficulties. As...    less

[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...

Performed at St Nicholas Roman Catholic Church, East Williamsburg, Brooklyn, Jan 2020 This is a Choral adaptation by Matt Robbins of Billy Childs' arrangement of Nyro's 1968 protest song on his 2014 Album 'Map to the Treasure: Reimagining Laura Nyro'.

A Choral Composition by Roberto Brisotto (1972); text by Emily Dickinson (Lyric n.193) - Coro "Giovani del Contrà" - direttore: Roberto Brisotto - Sheet music: Porfiri & Horváth Publishers http://www.ph-publishers.com

The joy of preparing a Concert. Mississauga Festival Youth Choir

Mozart 'Coronation Mass'. Saturday 9th of June, Carlow Cathedral A Classical Spectacular of 100 Singers from "Carlow Choral Society" and the visiting "Watford Philharmonic Society", accompanied by 28 piece "Orchestra of St.Cecilia", under the direct...  moreMozart 'Coronation Mass'. Saturday 9th of June, Carlow Cathedral A Classical Spectacular of 100 Singers from "Carlow Choral Society" and the visiting "Watford Philharmonic Society", accompanied by 28 piece "Orchestra of St.Cecilia", under the direction of Blánaid Murphy. Four amazingly talented soloists; Grace Birmingham, Soprano Raphaela Mangan, Mezzo Brian Gilligan, Tenor Ben Russell, Bass  

Westminster Christian Academy Concert Choir Prima Voce March 25, 2021 "If I Can Sing, I Still Am Free" Composer: Rich Campbell Text: Sara Teasdale "Refuge" Conductor: Allen Schwamb

Glaslinn Choir is a female three-part choir based in Bandon, Co Cork. We sing a varied repertoire including religious, traditional Irish, classical and popular. We take part in many Concerts, fundraisers and competitions. There is a very friendly, social...  moreGlaslinn Choir is a female three-part choir based in Bandon, Co Cork. We sing a varied repertoire including religious, traditional Irish, classical and popular. We take part in many Concerts, fundraisers and competitions. There is a very friendly, social atmosphere in the choir and new members are always welcome.  

Aria Cappella is a Melbourne-based A Cappella quartet that showcases the bEauty of opera, without the need for lugging around a Wagnerian orchestra. Founded in 2018 by Jessica Joan Graham, Aria Cappella has already entranced audiences across Victoria ...  moreAria Cappella is a Melbourne-based A Cappella quartet that showcases the bEauty of opera, without the need for lugging around a Wagnerian orchestra. Founded in 2018 by Jessica Joan Graham, Aria Cappella has already entranced audiences across Victoria with their modern twist on traditional operatic divas. They seek to capture the majesty and thrill of audience's favourite arias in stunning new arrangements by for four female voices, and zero instruments.  

Set performance of London City Singers at the 2013 TEDxWhitehallWomen