Podcasts about children's chorus

Join Christian Jones and Regan Bell with their guest Miguel Aldahondo as they marvel at the magic that music production plays in video games and other digital experiences! Before, Miguel was just a performer in the Pensacola Children's Chorus; now, he is PCC's Associate Director of Community Programs. With his experience, he talks about the ability of music to enhance, stimulate, and manipulate experiences in this episode as they tackle how music influences gaming in household names like Pokemon, Final Fantasy, Metal Gear Solid, and plenty more. Clearly, throughout the discussion, the three agree that music—isn't just noise in the background. There is a lot to unpack, so stay tuned and enjoy the episode!   About Miguel Aldahondo: Miguel Aldahondo Jr. is the man behind the vocals and keyboard of Nobius. Combing influences from across the ages, Nobius blends Soul, Funk, Jazz, Pop, and R&B into an unforgettable experience. Recently awarded "Best Wedding Band" of Pensacola by Pensacola's Inweekly magazine for 2019 & 2020, Nobius is here to get your party movin' and your booty groovin'. From wedding receptions to festivals, we are here to provide your event with the music you need.   Outline of the Episode: [02:26] Miguel – on going through change after a father's work-related transfer [05:52] As the Pensacola Children's Chorus' Associate Director of Community Programs… [11:14] I learned as a 12-year-old musician more of what prepared me for adulthood than I ever learned in any other class [20:42] Video game music isn't always just noise in the background! [22:43] Music always accomplishes something [28:08] Christian – on experiencing video games and music for the first time together [33:52] Composers – on the power of silence in music [41:28] A cute story about music and Harvest Moon [43:47] People are making full-on careers out of video game music! [46:06] Why don't people in the field of music and video games have a solid level of recognition?   Resources: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/miguel_aldanotes/ https://www.instagram.com/nobius_official/ Pensacola Children's Chorus: https://www.pensacolasings.org/ Hellcat Hanger: https://hellcathangar.com/   Connect with The FANtastic People Podcast! Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/4254286477937983 Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/FANtasticPeoplepod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fantastic_peoplepod/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/FANtasticPeopl Regan on Twitter: https://twitter.com/FANtasticRegan Christian on Twitter: https://twitter.com/FANtasticJonesy  

We take on one of the biggest performances of the season, Carl Orff's epic Carmina Burana. Featuring the TSO with choruses from BGSU, plus a community Children's Chorus, distinguished soloists, and dancers from Toledo Ballet, Orff's iconic setting of medieval poems is sure to prove a major spectacle on the stage. Test your literary knowledge in our extended podcast, which features a wheel-of-fortune quotes-about-fate quiz!

Episode 45 - Join us as we talk to Dr. Ryan Garrison from the Children's Chorus of San Antonio. He tells about the program and partnering with Director's Choice to bring Festival Musicalé to the Tobin Center in June 2020. Be sure to subscribe for more great shows on music education, and to find a full archive of past podcast episodes, go to http://www.beyondtheclef.com Also, join the music education and student travel conversation on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/beyondtheclef

What's Christmas really about? Watch as our Children's Chorus shares the true meaning of Christmas.

The Artistic Director of the Los Angeles Children's Chorus, Fernando Malvar-Ruiz is my guest this week. He's brilliant, kind and has a lot to say about the vital role music plays in our lives. Enjoy! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The final installment of our Boston Children's Chorus episodes!  We sat with BCC Founder Hubie Jones and a few board members, sponsors and supporters, including Joel and Sue Sherman, Meg Clough and Bob Rivers just before the Boston Children's Chorus Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration at Symphony Hall Boston. We also had the unique opportunity to talk once again not only to current BCC singers, but a few alumni as well! We got their thoughts on the event, the importance of such a wonderful program and the example the kids of the BCC sets for us all. Song List: Song 1: A Change Is Gonna Come Song 2: Pride - In The Name Of Love Song 3: Before My Time Song 4: We Are One Song 5: Amazing Grace

We all have a voice but seldom can we come together to sing in harmony. The BCC makes this possible literally and figuratively from as early as age 7 and continuing throughout high-school. From over 100 zip codes in the greater Boston area, this group of 450 young singers meet each week to learn, rehearse and perform under the guidance of artistic director Anthony Trecek-King and executive producer Ben Hires. This is part two of our conversation as we invited some of the young singers to the conversation and got their thoughts on the wonderful experiences they’ve had with The Boston Children’s Chorus. As Dr. Martin Luther King day approaches, the BCC not only prepares for their concert in Symphony Hall, they reflect on his legacy and the everyday impact of his message on their own lives and the city of Boston. Song List: Song 1: Pride (In the Name of Love) Song 2: I Will Sing

We all have a voice but seldom can we come together to sing in harmony. The BCC makes this possible literally and figuratively from as early as age 7 and continuing throughout high-school. From over 100 zip codes in the greater Boston area, this group of 450 young singers meet each week to learn, rehearse and perform under the guidance of artistic director Anthony Trecek-King and executive producer Ben Hires. In our two part conversation, Anthony, Ben and several members of this outstanding and creative chorus discuss the connections among new friends, and the power of harmony. As Dr. Martin Luther King day approaches, the BCC not only prepares for their concert in Symphony Hall, they reflect on his legacy and the everyday impact of his message on their own lives and the city of Boston. Song List: Song 1: On My Way Song 2: Oh Canada Song 3: Pride (In the Name of Love) Song 4: I Will Sing

I was shocked to find out that The Frederick Children's Chorus has been around since 1985! Fortunately, I was able to sit down with their Assistant Director Lee DuBose Fuhr to talk about the Chorus' history and future. Their mission is to make sure that every child can sing more. Everyone can use more music in their life, and this is a group of people that are working hard to make this happen. Give this episode a listen to find out how they work with kids from 3 to 18 years old! You can hear examples of the chorus before and after this interview, but nothing can truly capture hearing them live. Their next big show is the 23rd Messiah Sing-Along at The Weinberg Center. Website: http://fredcc.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FredCC.org/ Messiah Sing-Along: http://www.weinbergcenter.org/14753/annual-messiah-sing-along/ Time Codes: 00:00 - Intro Clip of the Chorus 00:29 - What is The Frederick Children's Chorus? 00:52 - The different age groups (3 to 18) 03:47 - How many boys? 05:30 - Team Building and Travel 06:28 - The look of the Chorus & Summer Camp 07:54 - More details about Summer Camp 09:19 - Are they an auditioned Chorus? 10:00 - Best age to join 12:01 - Is the Chorus on a semester system? When can you sign up? 12:55 - Where in Frederick is the Chorus? 13:55 - Upcoming Performances 15:47 - Singing in different languages and learning about other cultures 17:30 - They sound excellent! 18:26 - Singing with Judy Collins 19:33 - How The Frederick Children's Chorus got started 20:35 - Need for donations and volunteers 21:13 - Plugs! 21:31 - Closing clip of the Chorus

Artistic director Alex Gartner discusses Summer Festival 2017.

Natalie Wisdom is originally from St. Louis, Missouri where her love of performing began at the St. Louis MUNY in 1995 when she performed in the Children's Chorus of Cinderella. She had trained all throughout her life in the performing business and went to Webster University's Conservatory of Theatre Arts and moved to New York shortly after Graduation with a BFA in Musical Theatre.

(Uploaded on Dec 6, 2010) The Trenton Children's Chorus and adults of Hopewell Valley Chorus share a love for music and build lasting friendships. (May 2009)

Guest: Anthony Trecek-King, Artistic Director. Program hosted by Rachel Rubin

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Theofanidis/Lax: The Refuge - WORLD PREMIERE!November 10, 2007 at Wortham Theater Center2 PM - Sold Out7:30 PMPurchase Tickets Online at www.HoustonGrandOpera.orgDon't miss the world premiere of an exciting new work, which tells stories from Houston's African, Central American, Indian, Mexican, Pakistani, Soviet-era Jewish and Vietnamese immigrant communities...Featuring performers from those communities with the Studio Artists, Orchestra, Chorus and Children's Chorus of Houston Grand Opera, conducted by Patrick Summers.