Choirs appreciating our effort

 "Camerata harmonica" of Manresa, Catalonia (Spain) is a chamber choir founded in 2007 by a group of singers from various choirs and who carried out (or are carrying out) different musical instruments and vocal studies. The group includes four vocal sections for chamber music, with a small number of singers in each section. The repertoire is a selected repertoire for chamber choir, or adapted for this type of group, paying special attention to sacred music.
The Uxbridge Choral Society is a successful amateur choir of approximately 80 voices of Uxbridge (UK).
The Bishop Miege High School Choirs of Kansas City, U.S.A. .
The Leeds Philharmonic Society (Leeds, UK) has over 160 singing members regularly performing concerts at Leeds Town Hall. Performances are often jointly promoted with Leeds International Concert Season and the BBC. Repertoire is extensive, combining both tradition and innovation.
The Witham Choral Society (Witham, UK) was formed in 1957. Over 50 years the Society has grown progressively under the leadership of seven Music Directors. Each has contributed enthusiastically to the Society’s musical life and development and together with the warmth and passion for singing of the members, the Society has developed and maintained an integrity which has kept it in the fore of choral tradition in the area.
Loughborough University Choir (Leicestershire, UK) is open to all staff and students of the university, and to members of the local community aged 16 and over. It is financially supported by the University, with an inclusive ethos to encourage participation in the Arts.
With an annual membership of one hundred thirty singers, the University Chorus is an excellent example of the community outreach program of the University of Saskatchewan Department of Music.  The Chorus draws approximately half of its membership from the University student body, faculty and staff, with the remainder consisting of community members from Saskatoon (Canada) and surrounding area.
The 6.45am Sunday Service Choir is one of five choirs which serve during worship at St. Thomas' Cathedral, Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia. The Cathedral has a strong tradition of choral music and the 6.45am Sunday Service Choir's objective is to "Serve God through the advancement and propagation of the Ministry of Choral Music". The choirs is a voluntary group of around 40 mixed voices ranging in age from teenagers to senior members.
The choir “Europae Cantores” operates in the area of Varese, Italy. The objective of the choir is offering the possibility to sing together, in a  warm and friendly environment, to people having different nationalities  and music traditions. Currently the choir has approximately sixty singers.
The"Coro Polifonico Universitario" of Naples, Italy, is a Neapolitan non-profit cultural association, founded in 1992. This choir consists of about fifty fellows, mainly students, but also including foreign participants of the ERASMUS project, teachers, professors and also non-teaching staff from the other five Neapolitan Universities, who share the same passion for music and song.
The Aspen Choral Society of Aspen, Colorado (U.S.A.), is a not-for-profit corporation committed to presenting annually a choral concert series for the public’s education and enjoyment, by providing quality musical training and the experience of performing master works to a variety of local choral ensembles of all ages. It combines the Aspen Community Chorus, The Glenwood Community Chorus, The Aspen Woman's Chorus, and the Glenwood Woman's Chorus, numbering more than 100 singers.
From its inception in 1975, the Northern Virginia Chorale of Springfield, Virginia (U.S.A), now consisting of about 70 singers, has sought to present performances of distinguished choral music from a variety of genres. With a vast repertoire ranging from classical to contemporary, the Northern Virginia Chorale has achieved a well-earned reputation for providing the community with high-quality performances.
The Vocal Ensemble Musica Laus of Turin, Italy, founded in 1966, is an artistic and cultural association aimed at researching, performing and diffusing polyphonic music. The staff includes about thirty elements, and it is configured as a study group committed to rediscovering and presenting a repertoire of sacred and secular polyphony from Renaissance to nowadays. 
The Collegium Musicum Choir is a Maltese polyphonic choir founded over 25 years ago, and has carried out innumerable performances both in Malta and abroad. Although the choir's repertoire is varied, it specialises in Sacred polyphony. Apart from its regular service at St. John's Co-Cathedral in Valletta the Collegium Musicum is also involved in various concerts throughout the year.
Nazareth College is located in Rochester, NY, U.S.A. . The choral ensembles in the Department of Music include: The Nazareth College Chamber Choir (an elite mixed ensemble consisting of approximately 20 to 25 singers),  the Nazareth College Men's Chorus and Women's Chorus. The Choirs sing a variety of choral literature spanning all eras, styles and genres.  Recent international choral tours have included concerts in Italy, Mexico, and Poland.
The "Hackney Choral Society" was formed as an evening class in singing in 1973 as part of the Hackney Institute Adult Education programme in Hackney, UK.  It was renamed "The Hackney Singers" in 1979, it became independent in 1982 and grew to become a mixed-voice choir that now has over 150 members.
The Gribskov Choir (Gribskovkoret) was founded in 1980, and  it is based some 50 km North of Copenhagen, Denmark. The repertoire of the choir is quite wide spread, thus covering Danish songs over sprituals to church masses. The choir has approximately 50 members divided into 4 voices.
The Culwick Choral Society was founded in 1898 by the illustrious musician, Dr. James C. Culwick. The Culwick is an amateur choir whose members are drawn from all over Dublin (Ireland) and the surrounding counties. While the choir is versatile in its repertoire, performance of the classical choral works is undoubtedly dearest to the heart of the Society.
The choir "Coro Symphonia" is composed by a dozen members. It is very active and boasts numerous concerts especially in Casentino and Arezzo surroundings. Since the first concert in 2004, many performances have been made: in churches, castles, or outdoors. The most significant experiences are those abroad: in Uffenheim (Germany) in 2004 and 2006, and in Egletons (France) in 2007.
"The Leeds Methodist Choir" (Leeds, UK) began its life in 1964. The choir consists mainly of Methodists from churches in the Leeds District, but membership is open to anyone who wishes to join. It's a summer-only choir, meeting between June and September.
The "Edmonds Woodway High School Music" of Edmonds, Washington (U.S.A.) has two choirs: the "Bel-Canto Choir", open to all students interested in vocal music; and the "Mello-Aires", a small ensemble of 16-20 students selected by audition.
"Cantabile - choeur symphonique neuchâtelois" is a mixed choir currently including about 150 singers coming from all the regions of the canton of Neuchâtel, Switzerland.
The choir "Coro Casa della Carità" of Lugo di Romagna (Italy) has a staff of about 40 elements of all ages, divided into four sections, with the co-operation of soloists and other musicians.
"The Normandale Community College" of Bloomington, Minnesota (U.S.A).
The choir "Chœur Anne de Bretagne" was established in 1994, and, at that time, it was named "Les Chanteurs du Chœur Régional des Pays de la Loire". The current name was chosen in year 2000. The "Chœur Anne de Bretagne" is composed by about 50 singers. It organises multiple concerts per year, with sacred music repertoire, classical or baroque, often with professional soloists and orchestra.
The "Forest Grove High School Chorale" of Forest Grove, Oregon (U.S.A.).
The "Schola Cantorum de la Cathédrale d’Evry", France, is a chamber choir with liturgical vocation. Established in 2006, the staff of the Schola Cantorum includes 16 singers.
The "Coro da Universidade Nova de Lisboa" (choir of the New University of Lisboa, Portugal), established in 1988, has wide repertoire ranging all periods and styles, and a staff of about 40 singers.
The "Cordova High School Choirs" of Cordova, Tennessee, U.S.A, include 4 choirs open to students of different grade and experience levels.
"The Leeds Metropolitan University Choir" (Leeds, UK).
The "Gruppo Polifonico Madrigalisti Senesi" from Siena (Italy) was established in 1950. The study of Renaissance polyphony, sacred and secular, is the speciality of this choir, that, however, is devoted to a varied repertoire, ranging from Gregorian chant to the laud, from ancient classical polyphony to the romantic, modern, and contemporary choralism. Exclusively made by amateurs, the choir carries out an intense educational and concert activity, both in Italy and abroad.
"The Lutheran Chorale" of Milwaukee (U.S.A.), established in 1957.
The "Mater Ecclesiae" Polyphonic Choir of Almese (Turin - Italy) was founded in 1979 as a development of the local Parish Church Choir. In many concerts performed in Italy and abroad the choir offered a repertoire that gradually focused on classical polyphony and music of the XVIII-XIX century.
The choir "Laeti Cantores" was established in Salerno (Italy) in 1990, with both sacred and secular repertoire. It achieved excellent results in national and international reviews and contests. It is proud of cultural exchanges and collaborations with choir groups and choir experts such as Pier Giorgio Righele, Steve Woodbury, Peter Neuman, Giorgio Mazzucato, R. Paul Crabb. Currently, the group is mostly devoted to the study of 1900 and contemporary music.
Established in 1987, The Octavian Singers have gained a justified reputation for achieving high musical standards. The group performs a wide variety of music from Baroque to 21st Century, madrigals to major choral works. The Octavians are based in Woking, Surrey, UK.
The Wombourne and District Choral Society is a long-established choir of some 100+ singers, drawn from South Staffordshire, Shropshire and the West Midlands, UK.
The Choir "Fonte Meravigliosa", in Rome, was created in January 1996. The Choir, that includes about 35 non-professional elements, has a large repertoire ranging from sacred music music (Bach, Mozart, Haendel, Rota), to opera (Verdi, Rossini, Mascagni, Bellini), to works of contemporary composers such as Bernstein and Lloyd Webber.
First Parish of Westwood, United Church, denominationally affiliated with the United Church of Christ (UCC) and the Unitarian Universalist Association  (UUA), is a vibrant, contributing and welcoming congregation located in Westwood, MA. First Parish has an active musical program with Senior Choir, Youth Choir and various musical events throughout the year.
The "Coro Città di Milano" (Choir of the City of Milan), established in 1957 with the name “Coro Alpi”, took the current name in 1969. Its repertory alternates sacred and secular mixed voice music, and ranges from Renaissance to contemporary music.
The Corale Quadriclavio is an amateur mixed choir founded in Bologna in 1995, specialised in classic sacred and baroque music, with orchestra accompaniment and "a cappella".
The Melos Ensemble Musical Association was created in Rome in 2002. It consists of a mixed choir, originally formed in 1997, and a symphonic orchestra.