Random Chorus Podcasts

Join host Matthew LaPine (Founder and Artistic Director of Rise Up Chorus) as he takes a journey through the life stories of incredible musicians, both professional and amateur. Each episode is a conversation with an active musician telling the most compelling story of all: the journey of their life! Everyone has a story — join us for the adventure!

Categories: Arts

Tags: Biography, choir, chorus, community, music, musicians, people, sing, singing, Stories, story, voice

In commemoration of Handel’s 250th anniversary, world renowned Handel scholar and Open University Professor Donald Burrows introduces one of the most famous composers of the eighteenth century. Devised for non-musicians and beginners, the 5 video and 5 audio tracks in this album explore the music that made Handel famous. His operas are classics of the Baroque style, his oratorios are the basis of English choral tradition, his music still played today at every monarch’s coronation. This “Great Londoner” became an icon in his own lifetime. What is the secret of his success? What was one of Handel’s performances like, and how powerful is his legacy?

Categories: Education

Tags: Britain, choir, chorus, church, drama, King, melody, queen, religion, sacred, score, sound

A podcast hosted by Jason Tate of Chorus.fm about music, the music industry, news, pop-culture, and other semi-related topics. Some weeks we have industry special guests, some feature interviews with artists, some are a breakdown of a specific album, and others are kinda random. If you like alternative, punk, and/or pop-punk music … you’ll probably like this podcast. (Formerly the AbsolutePunk Podcast.)

Categories: Music

Tags: absolutepunk, alternative, chorus, encore, music, punk, rock, tate

Welcome to the official podcast of the internationally renowned, 200 voice Chorus of Westerly from Westerly, Rhode Island. Established in 1959, we are the only independent chorus in the United States to combine adults and children in all performances. Join Executive Director Ryan Saunders and Musical Director Andrew Howell as they take you backstage of the years biggest productions, concerts, classes, and more!

Categories: Arts

Tags: andrewhowell, benjaminbarber, choir, choral, choralmusic, chorus, chorusofwesterly, daviddeangelis, fromtheedge, harveyblanchette, music, RhodeIsland, ryansaunders, singing, westerly

The Choir Fam Podcast is a venue for conversations about the current state of choral music. Hosts Dean Luethi and Matthew Myers seek to bring the worldwide choral community closer together through their discussions with a variety of guests who work with choir in its various forms. The goal of the podcast is to provide listeners with interesting tidbits of knowledge they could use in day-to-day choral rehearsals and to bring light to the ways that issues in the choral field are being observed and addressed.

Categories: Arts, Education, Music

Tags: choir, choral, choral methods, choral music, chorus, classical music, conversation, interview, music, music education, teaching, vocal pedagogy

Welcome to the Chorus One podcast – your gateway to exploring the projects we endorse, shedding light on their latest endeavors and advancements. We invite top-notch individuals from various projects, protocols, and networks who pour their passion into their work, giving you an inside look into their work. Tune in to stay in the loop!

Categories: Business, Technology

Tags: blockchain, chorus, crypto, cryptoassets, cryptocurrency, DeFi, Finance, networks, Projects, protocols, systems

This album contains selected audio and video tracks from recent performances by the UC Davis Symphony Orchestra & University Chorus, the campus’s top student ensembles, featuring student and professional guests.

Categories: Uncategorised

Tags: chorus, Classical Music Performance Orchestra, symphony, uc davis

CLASSICAL MUSIC has been misappropriated as a musical genre and a culture rooted in the aesthetics of Western Europe. TRILLOQUY is the weekly podcast built to DECOLONIZE the traditional definitions and conversations surrounding CLASSICAL MUSIC.

Categories: Music

Tags: Arts, band, Black classical musicians, black lives matter, Black musicians, choir, chorus, classical music, Classically Black, diversity, equity, New Music, opera, orchestra, race