http://www.AlphabetPhotography.com - On Nov.13 2010 unsuspecting shoppers got a big surprise while enjoying their lunch. This video features the voices of Chorus Niagara, Niagara's premiere 100-voice symphonic ensemble. This video has been viewed over 47...  morehttp://www.AlphabetPhotography.com - On Nov.13 2010 unsuspecting shoppers got a big surprise while enjoying their lunch. This video features the voices of Chorus Niagara, Niagara's premiere 100-voice symphonic ensemble. This video has been viewed over 47 million times on Youtube. *You can now purchase the audio from this performance on ITunes, and Amazon.com! Just search "Christmas food court flash mob" or use these direct links http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/handels-messiah-hallelujah/id470752114?i=470752121&ign-mpt=uo%3D4 http://www.amazon.com/Handels-Messiah-Hallelujah-Chorus-Rare-Performance/dp/B005T76AMQ/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top This flash mob was organized by http://www.AlphabetPhotography.com to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas! To learn more about Alphabet Photography Inc. and to receive news and updates join our facebook page! http://www.facebook.com/AlphabetPhotography  less

Awake the Harp preparing my conducting recital back in 2015

A rehearsal turned into an impromptu performance outside Jammie Hall.

Greetings from Canada! Most of what the viewers on youtube get to see of us does not effectively capture our interactive and engaging live experience. We hope that this promo clip will give viewers and fans of our music a chance to see Rendezvous in ac...  moreGreetings from Canada! Most of what the viewers on youtube get to see of us does not effectively capture our interactive and engaging live experience. We hope that this promo clip will give viewers and fans of our music a chance to see Rendezvous in action, and what we have to offer as a professional recording, competing and performing quartet. Rendezvous was formed in 2008 by music majors studying jazz at Humber College in Toronto. Since then, their barbershop/a cappella jazz music has taken them all over the world to perform and compete. They are active members of the barbershop community, especially with heavy involvement in the online community of barbershoppers and multitrackers. Most important of all, they are just 4 young guys who love to sing and have fun, and share music with anyone who will take a moment to listen. Brodie Cuff (lead) Saskatoon, SK Danny Fong (tenor) Saskatoon, SK Andrew Kesler (bari) Saskatoon, SK Rob McLaren (bass) Red Deer, AB If you'd like to know more about us,...    less

Our first rehearsal - Corona proof Sung with face mask !

Hafa adai Cantate-ians! We are gearing up for another exciting season. First rehearsal starts, Thursday, Aug 1st at St. John's parish hall in upper tumon. Singers of all ages and abilities are welcome. No auditions needed. We're looking for solos, du...

[The views expressed in this blog are from my personal experiences from 25 years of leading non-auditioned community choirs in the UK, as well as adult singing workshops. My focus is on teaching by ear using a repertoire of songs from traditions across th...

[The views expressed in this blog are from my personal experiences from 25 years of leading non-auditioned community choirs in the UK, as well as adult singing workshops. My focus is on teaching by ear using a repertoire of songs from traditions across th...

Just ordered one of these.  Can't wait to get it and wear it to my chorus rehearsal..   Should raise a laugh or two!! You can get one from:   http://teespring.com/SingInTune (different styles of T shirt and hoodies also available...

"The 21st Century (A Girl Born in Afghanistan)" - Greg Bartholomew's choral setting of excerpts from Kofi Annan's Nobel Peace Prize lecture. Performed by The Ethos Consortium, conducted by Paul E. Oakley in Charlotte, North Carolina, January 28, 2007. Mo...  more"The 21st Century (A Girl Born in Afghanistan)" - Greg Bartholomew's choral setting of excerpts from Kofi Annan's Nobel Peace Prize lecture. Performed by The Ethos Consortium, conducted by Paul E. Oakley in Charlotte, North Carolina, January 28, 2007. More info at gregbartholomew.com.