Libera Dreams

Five of the top trebles in the UK (imho).

seraphita wrote: ↑<span title="Wed Mar 27, 2024 4:11 pm">1 month ago</span>

Master Bayoh as imperious as ever. And still singing first treble at nearly 15 years of age.

TM looks like he’s had a wee growth spurt, and it’s wonderful to see him among the boys chosen for the Elijah solo. Looks like he’s starting to come into his own, which is fantastic news for us…, since I noticed at Christmas just how stunning his voice was becoming.

Good to see MS and VW there too.

Thanks for posting.

And a certain someone had a big solo at that concert…

"The Japan Boys Choir Association had the opportunity to converse with Mr. Scott Price, the director of the renowned British boys’ choir, The Cardinal Vaughan Schola Cantorum, in March 2024. We discussed various aspects, ranging from the choir’s activities and history to their approach towards soloists.

The Cardinal Vaughan Schola Cantorum was established in 1980 at the Cardinal Vaughan Memorial School in Kensington, London, England. Comprising boys aged 11 to 18, this liturgical choir is dedicated to education and the development of outstanding talent among its students. Born from the school’s music department, the Schola embodies tradition and elegance. Through exposure to British classics and traditional music, students learn the beauty of music. Today, they stand as one of the preeminent choirs in the United Kingdom."

St. James' Church, Picadilly
April 25, 2024
The Schola sang Handel's Coronation Anthem, three boys performed movements in a Handel Organ Concerto and Malakai sang Eternal Source of Light Divine.

Visions - A Recital by the Boys of the Schola Cantorum

Tickets (including live stream tickets) are now available for the Schola’s concert in May which includes a performance of Visions, a beautiful work for solo violin, harp, strings, and boys voices by @johnmrutter with violinist @MorganDarragh and the Belgravia Chamber Orchestra. Ticket link: https://trybooking.com/uk/DIXU



Here's a version sung by the Choir of King's College...

It's going to be a busy June for some choristers...

Luckdragon wrote: ↑<span title="Mon May 06, 2024 1:56 pm">1 week ago</span> Visions - A Recital by the Boys of the Schola Cantorum

Tickets (including live stream tickets) are now available for the Schola’s concert in May which includes a performance of Visions, a beautiful work for solo violin, harp, strings, and boys voices by @johnmrutter with violinist @MorganDarragh and the Belgravia Chamber Orchestra. Ticket link: https://trybooking.com/uk/DIXU


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Here's a version sung by the Choir of King's College...

Oooh I hoped to watch online but I can't make it

Padmachou wrote: ↑<span title="Mon May 13, 2024 5:14 pm">3 days ago</span> Oooh I hoped to watch online but I can't make it

It's in the form of an unlisted YouTube video that will be available for about a week, so you don't have to be available to watch live.

If a public school can do this, you'd think Libera could as well. Most churches and cathedrals are already set up to live stream these days. £6.00 is a fair price and nothing to sneeze at even if your viewership is in the hundreds and you have to split the revenue.

Thanks for the good news !

It would be great if Libera would also do a live stream of all there concerts.

Luckdragon wrote: ↑<span title="Tue May 14, 2024 8:28 am">2 days ago</span>

Padmachou wrote: ↑<span title="Mon May 13, 2024 5:14 pm">3 days ago</span> Oooh I hoped to watch online but I can't make it

It's in the form of an unlisted YouTube video that will be available for about a week, so you don't have to be available to watch live.

If a public school can do this, you'd think Libera could as well. Most churches and cathedrals are already set up to live stream these days. £6.00 is a fair price and nothing to sneeze at even if your viewership is in the hundreds and you have to split the revenue.

Thursday's program...