Choral Stream

This is why we sing

This is why we sing

When one person joins with others, the power of song is undeniable. Singing can allow people to tap into memories once thought to be lost, reconnect with loved ones and so much more. This is why we sing.

Regional Spotlight: St. Olaf Band sings (really)

Regional Spotlight: St. Olaf Band sings (really)

The St. Olaf Band, under the direction of Timothy Mahr, performs an arrangement of a sacred work by Claudio Monteverdi that required both singing and playing. The instrumental lines in "Adoramus te, Christi" mimic and enhance the vocal lines for a modern take on this Baroque classic.

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Regional Spotlight: Twin Ports Choral Project sings 'Wellspring'
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For barbershop quartets, the harmonies are sweeter than ever
Detroit Youth Choir's performance on 'America's Got Talent' moved host Terry Crews to tears, earning it a Golden Buzzer
'Fire and Ice,' Bring the Sing's intrepid duo

'Fire and Ice,' Bring the Sing's intrepid duo

"Hearing Susan's and Mary Beth's stories reaffirmed that communal singing, like all variations on the arts in this culture-rich state, is not merely a 'nice to have' -- it deepens our connections with each other and our communities at a time when those ties are fraying." Vaughn Ormseth shares how music can bring people together even in the toughest of circumstances.

Virtually identical: Little difference between singing in live and online choirs, study finds
Former King's Singer Christopher Gabbitas named as artistic director of Phoenix Chorale
Listen to VocalEssence's 50th-anniversary concert
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Watch this stunning performance of South Korea's Ansan City Choir at St. Olaf