Hope you enjoy you stay here! :) "Music is the one incorporeal entrance into the higher world of knowledge which comprehends mankind but which mankind cannot comprehend." - Ludwig van Beethoven
Following up the following post, there is a slight change. Please remember to bring ALL your scores from tomorrow onwards and all the way to Europe and as told eariler today during practice, there will be fines S$1 in singapore, 1 Euro dollar in Europe.
Thank You Please stay focus! 3 MORE DAYS TO OLOMOUC!:D
Hey Choir Members! This is to remind all of you that those who are interested in the lounge thing in the Dubai Airport please give me your names by LATEST Friday before practice and also remember to bring your scores ESPECIALLY - Gloria In Excelsis, Credo, The Shephardess and Ilay Gandangan.
Okay, thats all for now! JYJY Olomouc in 6 Days Only. Don't fall sick!
Attention Choir Members! Please bring ALL your scores for EVERY Choir practice, for now on especially during this crucial period. Fines maybe imposed if problem persists.
June Holiday Practices 1) 27th May, Tuesday 2) 28th May, Wednesday 3) 29th May, Thursday 4) 30th May, Friday 5) 31st May, Saturday
Godwin here a new post after quite a long time recommending some choral pieces that i like to choir members i posted this in the forum as well repost here in case some ppl cant access to the forum but do make time to make it active
Sleep: Light song, dynamics and stuffs. Do hear UMchoirs and Whitacre's own choir doing this song. Famous Piece tried by MaoYong's choir as well. Said to be Mr Whitacre's best written piece. I think I'm biased, i still think Lux aurumque is better. I tried both songs with my group of choristers, sleep was a pretty easy to learn piece but i still feel Lux Aurumque was a stronger song.
MuYangGuNiang: Haunting Melody, hear the one arranged by Mr Kwei. In chinese language. Oh ya, Mr toh hates chinese.
Illay Gandangan: Rhythmic piece, lots of dynamics. Basically belting folk piece. This piece is pretty "lengmen" so you cant really find it common around the Internet.
WadeInTheWater: Hear the one by "Sharing a new song choir". That soloist faired very well. We got the scores a pretty long time ago (about the same time as Ubi Caritas) but didnt touch on it.
Credo: Another powerful piece by Ralph Hoffmann. About Christianity, the crucification and stuffs. Lots of dynamics. Hear the one is his album. I think Maoyong's choir faired well: can find from Youtube.
DorvenDalai: A Rhythmic Piece our choir did reasonably well. Hear the one by Austin College, its good.
LukLukLumbu: The sec4s must have heard and loved this one. Also a rhythmic Piece. Pretty slow to start but ends as a fast and catchy piece.
Meplalian: Interpretation- as the Mimic of dancers and Instruments. Another piece that plays on atmosphere. One of the songs for SYF2007. Mr Toh's love. Hear Mr Kwei conduct this on youtube.
Pamugan: Hear the one Catholic High School did for SYF2007. About a hunter and a bird. Well written piece and they sung well.
KasarMieLaGahi: Another piece we did for SYF2007. Dreading and powerful piece about the Earth and how tired it is. This one really makes you tired. It is actually commented that the rhythm for this piece is hard to get especially when the choreography comes in but I think it didnt really hindered us.
AHSChoir
The AHS Choir in the last few years has witnessed unprecedented growth and accomplishment under the inspired baton of our resident conductor, Terrence Toh.
A few of these achievements include the coveted Gold with Honours at the 2007 and 2009 SYF Central Judging for Choir and a Gold at the International Festival of Songs in Olomouc, Czech Republic in 2008.
However, these accolades are not the choir’s only source of pride and joy, but rather the instilling of a passion for the choral art form and a deep desire to bring music to our community.
With this focus in mind, the choir has sung in a host of community based performances, including our annual concerts and as invited guests at various ceremonies held by government and community organizations.
For Terrence Toh and the Anglican High School Choir, no stage is too small nor informal, no challenge too insurmountable nor unnerving, as long as we stay true to the music we make.
Committee 2011/2012
PRESIDENT Kimberly Poh VICEPRESIDENT Chin Ying Xin SECRETARY Krystin Foo TREASURER Jamie Koh DISCIPLINE IC Melvyn Ng DISCIPLINE IC Hui Ting Chen WARDROBE IC Chloe Tan LOGISTICS IC Javen Seow PUBLICITY IC Cheryl Foo SOP SL Lee You Xuan SOP SL Cheryl Ang ALTO SL Joanne Lim ALTO SL Christabel Tan TENOR SL Alcalvie Leong TENOR SL Ng Yu Hng BASS SL Tan JunHong BASS SL Leong Ken
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Hope you enjoy you stay here! :)
The AHS Choir in the last few years has witnessed unprecedented growth and accomplishment under the inspired baton of our resident conductor, Terrence Toh.
A few of these achievements include the coveted Gold with Honours at the 2007 and 2009 SYF Central Judging for Choir and a Gold at the International Festival of Songs in Olomouc, Czech Republic in 2008.
However, these accolades are not the choir’s only source of pride and joy, but rather the instilling of a passion for the choral art form and a deep desire to bring music to our community.
With this focus in mind, the choir has sung in a host of community based performances, including our annual concerts and as invited guests at various ceremonies held by government and community organizations.