by Stephen Leek, Artistic Executive and Angelina Vong, Executive Assistant
The Asia Pacific Region is unique when compared to other regions in the world. Many countries of this region do not share a common spoken or written …Read More →
Chicago, 1 July 2015
Dear friends,
As members of an organization focused on service, IFCM administrators constantly strive to find meaningful ways to meet the organization’s stated mission. Since that mission involves supportin…Read More →
by Fulvio Rampi, choral conductor and teacher
The title that I have chosen to give to my piece is the bitter synthesis of post-conciliar ecclesiastical reasoning – it might be more correct to say “the lack of reasoning” – with regar…Read More →
By Arthur Björgvin Bollason, writer and journalist
The idea is really very simple: choirs from all over the world sing the same song at the same time for World Peace every third Sunday in February …Read More →
Review of the first year of the “Choral Management” further training course of the Deutsche Chorjugend
Daniel Schalz, Editor of Chorzeit Das Vokalmagazin
Participants in the further training course “Choral Man…Read More →
By Luigi Lera, teacher and conductor
We have been asking ourselves for more than twenty years why our choral practice, despite being lively and most dedicated, has not been able to produce some sort of “resurrection” of early polyph…Read More →
By Yong Chee Foon, Choral Conductor
The Fifth Winter Choral Festival took place from the 1st to 5th December 2014 in Hong Kong, the Pearl of the Orient. Located on the southern coast of China, the city …Read More →
By Romans Vanags, Associate Professor of J.Vitols Latvian Academy of Music and
Artistic Director of Interkultur
There is at least one choir competition or festival taking place in the world every month, often making it …Read More →
Discover Russia, a welcoming, friendly and cultured country
By Yelena Bartnovskaya, choral conductor and teacher
A large-scale meeting of choral ensembles, the Third International Choral Festival ‘Eurasia Cantat’, took…Read More →
By Tobin Sparfeld, choral conductor and teacher
Inside a nondescript room in Lansing, Kansas, that functions as the facility’s chapel, a handful of men sit in old church pews, music in hand. Standing before them, a …Read More →