Chicago, 1 January 2015
Dear friends,
It’s a new day for IFCM. In the General Assembly in Seoul the rewrite of the Statues and By Laws were approved. This provided new and more expansive regulatory responsibilities to the Execu…Read More →
By Sigurður Sævarsson, singer and composer
Edited by Karen Bradberry, Australia
The first choir in Iceland was founded around 1850. A group of progressive thinkers thought it was important for the renaissance of the count…Read More →
by Thierry Thiébaut, President of A Cœur Joie International, IFCM Board membe…Read More →
By Prof. Theodora Pavlovitch, conductor and teacher
Edited by Hayley Smith, UK/Italy
When you look at a map of Bulgaria, you find the Thracian region in the centre, situated beside the river Tundja (forme…Read More →
By Christopher D. Haygood, conductor and teacher
And Jo-Michael Scheibe, conductor and teacher
Edited by Shekela Wanyama, USA
Choral music migrated to North America with the arrival of European settlers to t…Read More →
By Henri Pompidor, choral conductor and teacher
Translated by Anita Shaperd, USA
Organized by the ACJ Federation of Ivory Coast, the Second International Festival of Choral Music (FESTICCA 2014) w…Read More →
By Ioan Pop, composer, associate Professor at Gheorghe Dima Music Academy in Cluj-Napoca
Edited by Anna Shirley, UK
Another memorable festival took place …Read More →
By Francesco Leonardi, IFCM Project Manager
Translated from the Italian by Aaron Kircher, USA
The activities and the projects of IFCM or those in which IFCM plays an important role cover the most diverse areas …Read More →
By Anna-Maria Hefele, Overtone Singer, Vocal Artiste and Singer
Translated into English by Irene Auerbach, England
“Overtone singing is a vocal technique which filters out of the overtone spectrum of the voice ind…Read More →
Mark-Anthony Carpio, choral conductor and teacher
Edited by Louise Wiseman, UK, and Gillian Forlivesi Heywood, Italy
For someone who wishes to study choral conducting, the Philippines is definitely one co…Read More →