choral music

"Let My Love Be Heard" by Jake Runestad. Recorded by the Bob Cole Chamber Choir at Cal State Long Beach. Jonathan Talberg, conductor. More info: jakerunestad.com/store/let-my-love-be-heard

Let My Love Be Heard (SATB choir) by Jake Runestad

Performed by Ensemble Laude, Directed by Elizabeth MacIsaac and Carolyn Howe.  Composed by Kim Baryluk of the Wyrd Sisters. Published by Cypress Choral Music.

Warrior by Kim Baryluk

South Meck High School Concert Choir
March 18, 2015
Daniel Wynkoop, Choral Director

Salmo 150 - Ernani Aguiar

Up next on ClubHaus, we're joined by the familiar faces of Káma with their two-track EP, "Elements / Intracoastal". After debuting in November 2024 with "Mostly Sunny", Káma further refines their signature tech-trance blend, crafting two choice concoctions for us to enjoy.

"Elements" kicks things off with raw dance-floor energy, featuring gritty bass stabs and deep techno rumbles. A classic trance soundscape emerges in the breakdown, highlighting the duo's compositional prowess, before returning to an unrelenting drop fit for a mainstage.

Showcasing a more melodic and subdued sound, "Intracoastal" draws its inspiration from sun-soaked drives along North Carolina's coastal highways. The experience of crossing the Intracoastal Waterways, with shimmering waters on either side and the salty breeze rushing in, shaped the track's uplifting melodies and rhythmic energy. It captures the feeling of freedom, endless horizons, and the anticipation of reaching the beach—a sonic snapshot of carefree summer days and the beauty of life by the water.

Káma has truly delivered with this EP, and we're excited to share what else they have in store for 2025. Stay tuned!

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Káma - Intracoastal

Dulcisono Women's Choir - Live recording, April 2014
Laurel Forshaw, conductor
Carol Macdonald, pianist
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

No Time, arr. Susan Brumfield

St. Charles Singers performing live at Bennett Gordon Hall, Ravinia Festival, 08-20-17

Unknown album (2/17/2018 7:48:30 AM)

Great God Almighty, Stacey Gibbs

Innocent Blood by Adrienne Inglis (ASCAP)
performed October 7, 2018
by Inversion Ensemble
Trevor F. Shaw, artistic director
Page Stephens, mezzo-soprano
Adrienne Inglis, flute and bass flute
Sheryl Stack, portative organ
Redeemer Presbyterian Church
Austin, Texas

Note: Mary Esty of Topsfield, Massachusetts, was the composer’s eighth-great-grandmother, a 58-year-old married mother of seven. She was falsely accused of witchcraft and hanged September 22, 1692 in Salem, Massachusetts. Innocent Blood, a choral work with mezzo soprano soloist, mixed chorus, flute/bass flute, and organ tells Mary's tragic story. Catherine Colvin's beautifully crafted metered poem A Contemplation of God: Massachusetts Bay 1692 gives voice to the political upheaval, social unrest, and religious angst that characterized the colony in 1692. The collapse of the original colonial charter in 1684, the imposition of the unpopular Dominion of New England charter, the overthrow of King James II by William of Orange in 1688, and the imposition in 1691 of yet another charter that restricted local rule and religious laws, all contributed to the collective dread. An influx of refugees from the King William's War to the north, plus ongoing conflicts with Native Americans, rival families, failed crops, and wolves, created great fear and anxiety in Salem Village. The distress suffered led to increased fear of Satan's hand in their community. The setting of transcribed court records recreates dramatic April 22, 1692 trial that sends her to jail. Mary Esty's eloquent petition to Governor William Phips is a duet with the mezzo soloist and bass flute. The work closes with grief and regret shown by the community, a poignant farewell and prayer as Mary Esty says goodbye to her family, and a chilling conclusion as the bailiff leads her offstage to the gallows in silence. The Bay Psalm Book published in 1698 contains the hymns commonly sung by Puritans in their devotionals at home. The following tunes weave through the movements: Windsor, Cambridge, and St. David's.

Salmo 150 - Ernani Aguiar

Coro Communitario Cuenca - Cuenca Community Chorus

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