Choral Clarity Presents: This was originally a Facebook Live Event in the Choral Clarity Facebook Group. This short video is a overview of how to cultivate an environment that allows all students to be successful. I hope you find it useful. If my message resonates with you, please consider subscribing to my YouTube channel and/or […]
New Recordings
“The Lost Music of Canterbury: Music from the Peterhouse Partbooks” (5-CD Set)
The Lost Music of Canterbury: Music from the Peterhouse Partbooks Anonymous (early 16th-c.): Missa sine nomine Hugh Aston (c.1585-1558): Ave Maria dive matris Anne, Gaude virgo mater Christi, Ave Maria ancilla trinitatis Robert Hunt (early 16th-c.): Stabat mater, Ave Maria mater dei Robert Jones (fl. 1520-35): Magnificat, Missa Spes nostra Nicholas Ludford (c.1490-1557): Missa Regnum […]
When the Night Is Gone
The Manhattan Girls Chorus has just posted a stunning video of their premiere performance of “When the Night Is Gone” by Daniel E Gawthrop. The SSAA a cappella work is a touching call to courage in the face of tribulation and worry.
Hope Swale by Beth Anderson, Performed by Lafayette College Chamber Singers
Hear the Premiere of Beth Anderson’s Hope Swale, performed by the Lafayette College Chamber Singers Jennifer Kelly, conductor, from their April 28, 2018 concert at Lafayette College’s Williams Center for the Arts in Easton, PA – https://soundcloud.com/jeffrey-james-271129138/hope-swale-by-beth-anderson-performed-by-lafayette-college-chamber-singers. Program notes also on the page. The piece is available from the composer. Visit her at http://www.beand.com/.
New Score Video: “From Odes 1 & 3 of the Odes of Solomon”
I have posted a new score video to YouTube of “From Odes 1 & 3 of the Odes of Solomon.” You can follow along in the score while listening to an excellent recording by the Ars Brunensis Chorus. A free perusal PDF score is available for download from my website at www.gregbartholomew.com/odesindex.html
Avshalomov “Chanukah Tonight” — with Dancers!–CORRECTED VIDEO LINK!
New candid video of the first performance of David Avshalomov’s lively Chanukah choral song in Canada last winter. First time ever done with choral hand movement, and dancers. What a burst of extra exuberance they added!