I’m pleased to present a new recording of my arrangement of a trad. Italian Christmas song by Matthew Curtis. Arranged for SSA with percussion. Published by Alliance Music Tom Council www.tomcouncil.com
New Recordings
CHORAL GOOD VIBES PROJECT – YouTube Channel
CLICK ON THE IMAGE AND YOU WILL BE REDIRECTED TO MY CHANNEL! If you are stressed out and in need of some relaxation, just go to the channel, put your headphones on, and relax. You will be able to listen to an original a cappella arrangement of an excerpt from a well-known song with […]
Choral Chameleon – 6 tracks from our ‘Storytime’ salon concert
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqAOUTdKV4pO-dVy_ubyd5cwGsrBfJy41Choral Chameleon presented a sold-out salon-style concert at ACME Studio in Williamsburg in May 2015. We wanted to find a fun and intimate, almost party-like space to present a program of all-secular, narrative music, and this delightful props warehouse and photo studio was perfect. The show combined the music with projected images, shadow puppetry and shadow-theatre […]
In My Father’s House Are Many Dwellings PHILIP STOPFORD
Please enjoy this new video of my recent composition In My Father’s House Are Many Dwellings Sheet music @ www.ecclesium.co.uk
Don Macdonald choral compositions including new works from Schirmer and Cypress
http://donmacdonaldmusic.com/downloads/Don%20Macdonald%20Choral%20Recording%20Archive%202015.zip Click on the link above to download a zip folder containing recordings of choral works composed by Don Macdonald including 6 pieces composed this year. From Cypress Publishing: Blues for a Green Boy and The Piano. From Schirmer: The Bridge Builder and Your Song. Self published: Fusion, When the Earth Stands Still and […]
Mozart – Vesperae Solennes de Dominica
Hi all, This is from a live performance last November at the University of North Texas: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMmRHh6O8yY This is the much less known Vespers setting by Mozart, but equally beautiful and expressive! The famous Laudate Dominum in the Confessore setting is probably what leads to its greater popularity–here the Laudate is a […]

