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A Year As A Nomadic Composer: Teachings And Thoughts By Santiago Veros
A Year As a Nomad: April 4, 2023, marked the last day I spent in my birth country. I shared breakfast with my brother and mother, showed my boarding pass, and within minutes, I was on a plane to London. What happened during all that time? Well, to say that I traveled enough […]
New Choral Recordings: Hear a Sneak Preview of Our New Music!
Excelcia Music Publishing is proud to present you with stunning professional recordings of our upcoming 2024-2025 Choral Music catalog. Listen to engaging and inspiring new pieces from many beloved composers, as well as talented new voices. An array of educationally-sound pieces, this new catalog is filled with rich choices for Festival, Holiday, and Spring concerts. […]
Chor Leoni Announces Name Change Ahead of Annual Singing Festival, ‘The Big Roar’
Vancouver, BC – Chor Leoni, and its professional ensemble The Leonids, proudly presents Harmonia: The Leonids & Chor Leoni, a captivating celebration of pure a cappella harmony, on stage at St. Andrew’s-Wesley United (1022 Nelson Street) on April 11, 2024 at 7:30pm. The fully a cappella program features a diverse selection of Chant, Polyphony, folk […]
International Christian Choir Competition
Excelsia College in Sydney is thrilled to present the first International Christian Choir Competition, an online event that celebrates the tradition of singing in harmony. Joining other esteemed international choirs, participants will have the opportunity to showcase their talents and passion before a panel of judges, including composer and William Byrd Fellow, Antony Pitts. This […]
Judith Clurman leads a Sing-Along of Handel’s Messiah – April 13, 2024 in Brooklyn Heights
The public is invited to join in a Sing-Along of Handel’s Messiah on Saturday, April 13, 2024, at 7: 30 PM, at Grace Church, Brooklyn Heights, 254 Hicks Street at Grace Court. Judith Clurman will conduct her ESSENTIAL VOICES USA and the public sing-along audience with Paul Olson at the organ. April 13 represents the […]
Altos Wanted – Small Vocal Ensemble in the Philadelphia, PA area
Cantores, a small vocal ensemble in the Philadelphia, PA area performing primarily a cappella choral music from the 15th through 21st centuries, is seeking one or two Altos to round out the roster. Cantores is made up of a group of friends who love to sing – choral musicians all. Our members have years of singing experience and are […]
Free resource – Contemporary Sacred Choral Music
Dear ChoralNet community. I would like to let all of you know that I am giving free access to my Sacred Choral Music Catalog! If you are interested in having perpetual access to freshly written and accessible sacred choral music (new pieces every month), please fill up the form below: Link Google Form For more […]
Actually a question about using hearing aids while singing
I actually have a question, but this was closest category thought would work. I have a question about hearing aids. It appears that I may need to get hearing aids. Too many people are getting irritated when I ask them to repeat what they just told me. Anyway, I want to know if it […]
A German Requiem – Every Song Has a Story
What do most people know about Brahms? He’s one of the three “B’s” of classical music, along with Bach and Beethoven. He was a brooding figure with a thick mane of hair. He wrote the “Lullabye.” And he had some kind of strange relationship with the widow of his musical mentor Robert Schumann. His Requiem, […]
Auditions for the San Gabriel Valley Choral Company
Southern California singers, the San Gabriel Valley Choral Company, which rehearses and performs in Monrovia, CA, is holding auditions for all voice parts. Auditions for new singers will be on April 16th and 23rd. Audition signup link: https://calendly.com/sgvccauditions/audition