A beautiful liturgical hymns (Kyrie) in Igbo language to rouse the spirits of the lay apostolate in deep penitential mood for the holy Eucharistic celebration.

Amuworo Anyi Otu Nwa performed by Imo city Chorale and Orchestra Owerri

A beautiful soul piece composed by Ikoli Harcourt Whyte written in Igbo language. A prayer to God to transform our hearts, making us more pure and holy and willing to do his will on Earth.

Conducted by Peggy Hua Reincarnations: Cor Flammae's debut concert with Queer Arts Festival | July 24th, 2014 Introduction: There once lived a Man in a Castle, and a strange man was he. He shunned the Countess’ parties; he yawned at town meeti...  moreConducted by Peggy Hua Reincarnations: Cor Flammae's debut concert with Queer Arts Festival | July 24th, 2014 Introduction: There once lived a Man in a Castle, and a strange man was he. He shunned the Countess’ parties; he yawned at town meetings; he would not let the doctor take his pulse; he did not go to church on Sundays. Oh what a strange man is the Man in the Castle! First Madrigal: Ev’ry Sunday afternoon, soft winds fanning the fading sun, all the respectable folk went out walking slowly on the pink promenade by the sea. Proud husbands velvety-plump, with embroider’d silk-pale ladies. At four o’clock they all greeted each other; They spoke ill of each other at six: “How d’you do?” “Very well, thank you.” “Have you heard?” “Pray, do tell me.” “Tcha tcha tcha tcha tcha ra tcha ra tcha...” “How funny, how amusing, how odd! Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!” “How well you look!” “How pretty your dress!” “Thank you.” “Thank you.” “Good-bye.” “Good-bye.” “Isn’t she a gossip!” “Isn...    less