Choral

Arts, Music, Styles, Choral - Southampton Philharmonic Society. Southampton's oldest music society.

Arts, Music, Styles, Choral - South Chiltern Choral Society. About 120 members, Reading, England.

Arts, Music, Styles, Choral - Seattle Labor Chorus. A nonprofit organization dedicated to economic and social justice, and the fundamental right of all workers to organize as a means of securing a living wage.

Arts, Music, Styles, Choral - Birmingham Festival Choral Society. BFCS is the earliest established community choir in Birmingham, UK.

Arts, Music, Styles, Choral - Stamford Bridge Singers. Choir of adults and teenagers from Humberside, England.

Arts, Music, Styles, Choral - Magnificat Choir Players. The choir ranges in number from four to forty voices and performs a wide repertoire of music both a cappella and with its own orchestra of period instruments.

Arts, Music, Styles, Choral - Musica Viva of New York. Chamber choir performing early and new music at The Unitarian Church of All Souls.

London Concord Singers are an award-winning chamber choir of about 30 mixed voices, based in central London, with a broad-ranging repertoire. The choir was established in 1966 by the conductor, Malcolm Cottle and he has remained the Musical Director. The choir became a registered charity in 1996.The choir has given a number of world, UK and London premieres of works by composers such as John Rutter, Andrzej Panufnik, Richard Rodney Bennett, John McCabe, Kenneth Leighton and Michael Ball, as well as pieces specially written for the choir.

Arts, Music, Styles, Choral - King Charles Singers. Chamber choir of ex-choral scholars based in Tunbridge Wells, UK.

Arts, Music, Styles, Choral - Korinnya Ukrainian Folk Choir. The repertoire consists of traditional Ukrainian folk music, both sung a cappella and with traditional Ukrainian instruments.

Arts, Music, Styles, Choral - Kampin Laulu. Chamber choir from Helsinki, Finland.

Arts, Music, Styles, Choral - Kölner Kantorei. Mainly a cappella choral works of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.