Theodora Pavlovitch, IFCM Vice-President, choral conductor and teacher
Excellent examples of Spanish Gothic architecture, old fortifications, Benedictine churches and monasteries in early R…Read More →
Stanislav Pecháček, choral conductor and teacher
Choral singing has played a very important role in the life of Czech society since medieval times and has been connected mostly with Christian liturgy for hun…Read More →
Andrew Potter, publisher & project manager
In this occasional ICB series, the work of various national choral organizations is examined. The author is erstwhile Chairman of the Association of Britis…Read More →
By Yu-Chung John Ku, choral conductor and teacher
Taipei International Choral Festival (TICF), one of the most prestigious and extensive choral festivals in Asia, was founded by Taipei Philharmonic Foundation and Profes…Read More →
By Cara Tasher, choral conductor and teacher
Cara Tasher: What was it like growing up in Lithuania?
Vytautas Miškinis: As I child, I lived in the beautiful village of …Read More →
This year marks the four hundredth anniversary of the death of Carlo Gesualdo, Prince of Venosa (1566-1613), better known as Gesualdo da Venosa, that excellent composer of madrigals and sacred music. He characterizes in a very particular and eccen…Read More →
A Festival for Choirs in the Magic Atmosphere of a Lithuanian Christmas
Andrea Angelini, ICB Managing Editor, choral conductor and teacher
More than 200 years ago, on June 23, 1812 Na…Read More →
Prof. Jiří Kolář, Honorary President of the UČPS
The art of choral singing, be it in the realm of composition or of interpretation, has always ranked among the national treasures of Czech culture, amongst th…Read More →
An Exploration of Sacred Choral Settings by Women Composers from Northern Europe
T.J. Harper, choral conductor and teacher
Throughout history the more complex activities have been def…Read More →
