Balinese Folk, sung @precompetition and new comer concert "Diponegoro University Choir goes to 1st Vietnam International Choir Festival & Competition 2011". Arr. by Budi Susanto Yohanes Conducted by Jefry Franklin Bode

Brief History of The Choir Since The inception of Ghana Methodist Students Union (GHAMSU) nationwide until 2004, The union had no Choir. Hymns and oTher song ministration were handled by Gospel Dynamics in The University of Cape Coast (UCC) Local of th...  moreBrief History of The Choir Since The inception of Ghana Methodist Students Union (GHAMSU) nationwide until 2004, The union had no Choir. Hymns and oTher song ministration were handled by Gospel Dynamics in The University of Cape Coast (UCC) Local of The Union. Some GHAMSU members of The 2003/2004 year group who were also part of Gospel Dynamics Then thought it wise to establish a Choir because The feel of Methodism was missing in The Union. It all started when BroTher Ernest Morgan Acquah, BroTher Ebenezer Edem Beble, BroTher Charles Aaron Adams Ekuban and BroTher Fredrick Amissah usually meet in The evenings to sing hymns. These broThers decided to establish a Choir in GHAMSU. The Then executives did not want to accept The decision of forming a Choir simply because They thought The Union was doing alright with Gospel Dynamics. And that forming a new Choir will bring tension and competition among The wings. Despite The challenges, we were able to convince some executives to support us. Also, our first lady, ...    less

University Women's Choir of The University of Birmingham in The Choir of The World final at The International Eisteddfod in Llangollen 2014.

A performance of O Magnum Mysterium by V. Davison and R. Lupinski by The University Chorale of East Central University. Recorded in November, 2015. Dr. J. Steven Walker, conductor.

Performance of The Stellenbosch University Choir from South Africa in The competition category Musica Sacra

A select mixed ensemble that focuses on masterworks from The 17th century to The present with emphasis given to larger works. With a membership of 65-70 musicians from throughout The campus, this ensemble is quickly becoming recognized for its musical exc...  moreA select mixed ensemble that focuses on masterworks from The 17th century to The present with emphasis given to larger works. With a membership of 65-70 musicians from throughout The campus, this ensemble is quickly becoming recognized for its musical excellence. Recent concerts have included Johann Sebastian Bach’s Lobet den Herrn, alle Heiden, Samuel Barber’s Reincarnations and Benjamin Britten’s Rejoice in The Lamb. Strong sight-reading skills and musicianship are important to membership. This ensemble is directed by Dr. Jonathan Babcock, associate director of choral activities. Texas State University Singers rehearses Mondays from 5:00–6:30 PM (M222) and Tuesdays/Thursdays 2:00-3:20 PM (M222)  less

Composed by Vaclovas Augustinas. Sung by Diponegoro University Choir in "Laudate Concert". Conductor Jefry Franklin Bode Audio Mixing by Ardian Dika and Denny Putra

The Edinburgh University Renaissance Singers (EURS) has a new director. Rory Wilson, an experienced choral conductor from Edinburgh, has been appointed and has begun work with The Choir towards our first concert under his direction in November 2018, b...  moreThe Edinburgh University Renaissance Singers (EURS) has a new director. Rory Wilson, an experienced choral conductor from Edinburgh, has been appointed and has begun work with The Choir towards our first concert under his direction in November 2018, based around The Fire Songs of Morten Lauridsen, pairing his settings with settings of The same or similar texts by Renaissance composers.  

Szczecin University Choir is The youngest vocal ensamble in Szczecin (Poland) estabilished in 2006. Concert group counts about 60 people, mainly students, academic teachers and friends outside college. Our repertoire has about 80 a capella works (from m...  moreSzczecin University Choir is The youngest vocal ensamble in Szczecin (Poland) estabilished in 2006. Concert group counts about 60 people, mainly students, academic teachers and friends outside college. Our repertoire has about 80 a capella works (from medieval to contemporary composers), large sacred forms by Haendel, Mozart and Mendellsohn Bartholdy and 40 carols. We have performed at several festivals and international events (Germany, France, Switzerland, Bulgaria). We are interested in a close partnership with The oTher Choirs outside Poland (exchange tours and joint appearances)  less