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Choirs in France
- A Croches Choeur
- A Travers Chants
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Accord
- Air de rien (l')
- Amalgam, chorale de jazz à Paris
- American Church in Paris Youth Choirs
- Arenaï
- Aria de Paris
- Au choeur des collines
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Baladins d'Amaury
- Cantavioure
- Cantouramiauds
- Chantemoy
- Part of the music school, the Semoy
choral society is created in 1983 and conducted by Mona-Lisa Fuenzalida. The
first Christmas concert is performed in the church of Semoy. The choir quickly
attracts attention, thanks to its wide repertory, performing concerts with other
choirs and with the children of the music school (Christmas concert, Mother’s
day, Midsummer Eve bonfire in Semoy and Chanteau).In 1988 the name of the choral
society becomes “CHANTEMOY”, contraction of the names of its two home villages,
Chanteau and Semoy. (Actually, it is also a play on words, as “Chantemoy” sounds
in french like “sing me”).
- Charlatan Transfer
- Choeur Allegretto
- Choeur Arioso
- Choeur Chanter
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Choeur Claye Vocale -
The Claye Vocale Choir was
founded in 1984 in Claye Souilly, a small town east of Paris (France). Since
1986 the choir director is Marie-Hélène Caspar. Composed of about 60 mixed
amateur voices, the choir has participated in international choral gatherings in
France and abroad. It has had the opportunity to sing with prestigious
Directors: Jean-Walter Audoli (Mozart's Coronation Mass), Patrick Marie Aubert (Fauré
Requiem), Terence Waterhouse (Vivaldi's Magnificat) and in 1997 and 1998,
Jean-Claude Vincent for the Festival du Pays Briard.
The choir has a varied musical repertoire,
from the Renaissance to the 20th century, with a preference for orthodox liturgy
and sacred music from the 19th century.
- choeur de chambre Ars Vocalis
- Since 1991, Ars Vocalis Chamber Choir
(The Art of The Voice, and thus, the Art of Singing) has been composed of about
40 confirmed non-professional choir members recruited by audition. The Chamber
Choir’s main objective is to open its horizon to the largest discovery of choir
works ; Ars Vocalis has now a very diversified repertoire, with pieces going
from the Renaissance to the end of the XXth Century. This variety allows Ars
Vocalis to work with multiple orchestral groups and numerous soloists, singers
or musicians, all professional.
- Choeur de Chambre de la Cité
- Choeur de Chambre Variation XXI - France
- Choeur de l'Orchestre Colonne
- Choeur de Mômes
- Choeur de Ramonville
- Choeur des Marais
- Choeur d'Hommes d'Anjou
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After its creation in 1990 by Thierry
Dechaume, the Layon Male Choir started to built up a repertoire arranged solely
by the choir master. Two styles dominated : Swing (Gospel, Negro Spiritual,
Jazz) and Eastern European slave songs. After having hosted a visit from the
celebrated Varsovy Male Choir, the Layon Male Choir in turn gave several
concerts in Poland.In company with choirs from Russia, the Ukraine, Italy,
Moldavia, the choir took part of the Euro-chorales at Aubigné sur Layon (in
Anjou). On 1995, a summer concert tour of Canada (Québec, Gaspésie) was
organised. At the end of 1995, the Layon Male Choir became the Chœur d’Hommes
d’Anjou, the Anjou Male Voice Choir (CHA) and established its base at Brissac
- Choeur d'hommes de Bretagne "Mouezh Paotred Breizh"
- Choeur d'hommes de Rouen
- Choeur d'Hommes du Pays d'Orthe
- Choeur d'Hommes Liederkranz
- Founded in 1912 by a few enthusiasts, the Chœur d’Hommes Liederkranz is
one of the oldest association of our town. Very soon, the choir met with
success. Two years later, the choir organized a local choir festival and
inaugurated its flag. But then, WWI put an end to this nice beginning. Luckily,
after the war, the Liederkranz was built up anew and once again was very
successful, organizing song festivals, participating in contests and earning
numerous awards. Word War II caused a new break in the choral activities. In
1945, M. Lucien Sutter, father of our current conductor, took the lead. During
more than thirty years, with great talent he achieved to bring the choir to an
upper level of quality and to get even more awards for his beloved Liederkranz.
- Choeur du Balory
- Choeur du Campus d'Orsay
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Choeur Franco Slave de Toulouse
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Choeur Hector Berlioz
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Choeur Jubilate de Neuilly sur Seine
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Choeur La Fontenelle
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Choeur du
Marais, Paris
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Choeur Maurice Emmanuel
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Choeur Nicolas de Grigny
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Choeur symphonique de Paris
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Choeurs Basques Errobi-Kanta
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Choeurs de France
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Choeurs de St Maur
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Chor'Alban
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Chorale Cantarelle de Mutzig
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Chorale Clairval
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Chorale Crescendo
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Chorale de Monton
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Chorale de Saint Léon
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Chorale Kobzar
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Chorale La Clé des Chants à Saint-Etienne
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Chorale Le Bois de Saint Jean
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Chorale Resonances
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chorale tempo de cambrai
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Chorales Etienne de Vesc et Choeurs du Ventoux
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Chorales Résonances Suresnes
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Choraulnes
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Choregiens
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chorus 17
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Chorus 2000
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Cigale de Lyon
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Cigale du Florival
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Clé des Chants
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Clef des Chants Ensemble
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Cocktail Chantant
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Dodecamen
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Echo Râleur
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Echo-Râleur
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Enfants de l'Estuaire
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Ensemble Choral du Bout du Monde
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Ensemble Choral Philomele de Paris
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Ensemble de chant liturgique arménien AKN
- The ensemble Akn works to
revive and develop the traditional interpretation of Armenian
liturgical chant. The performances of the ensemble reflect the work
developed since 1990, which culminated in the creation of the Centre
for Armenian Liturgical Chant Studies, founded in 1998 in Paris by
Aram Kerovpyan. Akn is an ensemble of 10-16 participants depending
on the programme. Its repertoire is made up of sharagan songs
(hymns/tropes), odes, songs of the Offices, and Psalms, sung by
group or solo. Akn interprets this monophonic and modal repertoire
in its original form, accompanied by a drone.
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Ensemble Polyphonique Saint-Clair
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Ensemble Vocal & Choeur Regional d Auvergne
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Ensemble Vocal Allegro de Strasbourg
- The ensemble was created
in 1969 by Jean Sturm and is only composed of experienced and
auditioned chorists. It takes part to international festivals such
as Europa Cantat or "les choralies" in Vaison La Romaine and goes on
tour abroad, to the Netherlands, Belgium, Great Britain, Spain
Hungary, Israel in 1996 and Venezuela in 2000 for America Cantat
III. For its most recent tour in Spring 2004 the ensemble went to
South Africa
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Ensemble vocal Cantemus
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Ensemble Vocal de Cugnaux
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Ensemble vocal
de l'ouest de Lyon (ENVOL
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Ensemble Vocal de Montpellier
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Ensemble Vocal de Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines
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Ensemble Vocal et Instrumental Jean Marie Lorand
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Ensemble Vocal Fleur d'Espine
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Ensemble Vocal Jean Sourisse, Paris
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Ensemble vocal King Arthur
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Ensemble Vocal Note à Note
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Ensemble Vocal Plain
Chant
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Ensemble Vocal Prélude
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Ensemble vocal Quid Novi?
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Ensemble Vocal "Roy De Choeur"
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Ensemble vocal Stephane Caillat
- The Paris-based ENSEMBLE VOCAL STÉPHANE CAILLAT was founded by
Stéphane Caillat in 1954 and has been acknowledged as one of
France’s leading choirs ever since. Its 35 members are committed to
high quality choral music. Since 1956 the Ensemble has released over
40 recordings, some of which have won the highest French awards
(Grand Prix du Disque, the Palestina Prize). They have also appeared
in the major venues in France and abroad.
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Ensemble Vocal Syrinx
- an international choir of
about 40 members under the direction of Errol Girdlestone. We
perform at a variety of venues on the French Riviera and in
Provence, and have links with other choirs in other countries with
whom we share a similar passion for choral music. Since its
formation in 1989, EVS has performed a variety of choral works,
accompanied by orchestra or organ, ranging from Baroque to
contemporary music
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Ensemble Vox Cantoris
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Entresol, Choeur d'Hommes du Sud-Grésivaudan
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Festes d'Orphée
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Figures Humaines - ensemble vocal féminin
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Gospel Dream
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Grand Choeur de Grenoble (A Coeur Joie)
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Groupe Vocal de Lorraine
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Ingigo
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Intermezzo
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Jazzomania
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Josquin des Prés
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Kan an Odet (chant de l'Odet)
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La Croche Choeur -
Lauzeta, Choeur d'enfants de Toulouse
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Les Gouts Reunis
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Lempsichoeur
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Les Enfants de l'Espoir,
Besancon, France - Since the choir's inception, they
have given almost 700,000 euros to help 982 children, produced 10
cd's and published 2 books. The children work hard as they have
given over 576 concerts (10% of which have been outside France) and
the combined audiences number over 317,000. Out of 517 children who
have joined the choir, they have 56 current members.
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L'Impromptu
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Lyre Halluinoise
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Madrigal de Lille
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Madrigal de Paris
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Maîtrise de la Cathédrale de Bourges
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Maitrise des Pays de Loire
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The Pays de la Loire are
lucky enough to have one of the few choir schools in France, a
singing school whose renewal was made possible by the Ministry of
Culture in the early eighties. For over ten years, the Pays de la
Loire Choir School has found and kept its place within the French
and European musical world. The prizes received on the Palestrina
contest in 1993 and the first European prize of "Choeurs et
Maîtrises de Cathédrales" ( Cathedral choirs) in Amiens in 1994 bear
witness of its success.
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Maîtrise Nicolas Barré d'Amiens
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Messagers Gospel
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Modus Vivendi - Groupe vocal de Dax
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Monte le Song - ensemble vocal
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Mouezh Paotred Breizh , choeur d'hommes
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Mouvance
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Musichorales
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Mussi-Choeur
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Nancy Ducale
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Nouvelles Légendes
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Paris Choral Society
- The Paris Choral Society
was created in 1994 when a group of avid non-professional singers in
Paris persuaded the gifted choirmaster and music director of the
American Cathedral in Paris, Edward J. Tipton, to lead them on an
adventure in music and voice. The PCS is now nearly one hundred
strong, its concerts a fixture on the Paris cultural scene, its
acclaim and popularity multiplying by the season. The mission of
this volunteer chorale is to present the finest in choral music at
affordable prices. The PCS's main focus has been on the masses and
requiems of the great composers, sung with full orchestra. The PCS
audiences have enjoyed master works such as the requiems of Mozart,
Faure, Verdi and Brahms and masses by Beethoven, Mozart, Haydn,
Dvorak, Puccini and Rossini.
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Petit Choeur
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Petits Chanteurs à la Croix de Bois
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Petits Chanteurs à la Croix Potencée
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Petits Chanteurs de la Vierge au Manteau de Grenoble
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Petits Chanteurs d'Anjou
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Petits Chanteurs de Saint-Charles - Versailles
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Petits Chanteurs de Sainte Croix de Neuilly
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Petits ecoliers chantants de bondy
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Poing d'Orgue
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Que lou di lam
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Résonance
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Ritournelle
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Scolaica
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Sestina - Ensemble Vocal
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Sotto Voce
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Spécimen
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Stephanelle
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Tiga Be Mvamba
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ToursGospelChoir
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Trois Clefs
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Union Chorale Concordia Blotzheim
- The choral association CONCORDIA of Blotzheim (Alsace/France)
is a men's chorale society from the three-borders region of France,
Germany and Switzerland.-
Villains de Massy
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Voices Choeur International
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Voisins du Dessus
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Voix de Nice
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Voix de Phocée
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