By Agastya Rama Listya, choral conductor and composer
The Church Choral Festival and the City of Ambon
Indonesia may be the only country in the world that regularly holds a national church choir f…Read More →
By Richard Mailänder, choral conductor and teacher
The composer Paweł Łukaszewski, currently a professor of composition at the Chopin Conservatory in Warsaw, first conceived the idea of a composer’s competition while he was …Read More →
Lei Ray Yu, conductor and church musician
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by Ambroise Kua-Nzambi Toko
The Choral Movement in the Democratic Republic of the Congo: a Brief Overview and State of Affairs
There are no peoples who do not sing. The whole world is a planet of song…Read More →
By Ana Patricia Carbajal Córdova, Musical Educator, Choral Director and Cultural Promoter
At the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (National Autonomous University of Mexico), one of the oldest universities in the Americas, w…Read More →
How a visit to Wales and one young man’s glance into the future evolved into one of the world’s most outstanding Music Festivals.
By Christopher Horner, musician and teacher
Nestling high in the mountains above the Pla…Read More →
Les Arts Florissants
Jeffrey Sandborg
For those familiar with the repertoire of the French Baroque and for anyone just beginning to explore it, all roads lead to William C…Read More →
Songs of Ocean, Songs of Joy…
Jo-Michael Scheibe
Chair and Professor, ACDA National Vice-President for International Activities
Located a mere four hours by car or …Read More →
International Symposium on Chorusology¹ – the Choral Art, Singing and the Voice
24-26 April 2014, Zagreb, Croatia
Branko Stark
President of the Croatian…Read More →
Ambroise Kua-Nzambi Toko
Chœur la Grace, a Congolese choir directed by Ambroise Kua-Nzambi Toko and composed largely of choir directors, has certainly claimed a presence these past ten yea…Read More →
