Choral Stream

In its new album, vocal ensemble The Sixteen performs sacred choral works by Francis Poulenc.

Classical MPR is celebrating choral music and the fifth anniversary of the Choral Stream all throughout the month of April. It's a celebration we call Voices of Spring. Each day, we've got a number of times for you to listen for something special.

In its first album with new director Risto Joost, the MDR Radio Choir performs works by Dmitry Bortniansky and Alfred Schnittke.

Do you love to sing? Classical MPR seeks voices of all abilities for the second season of Bring the Sing, a community singing event that is part choral workshop, part recording session. Registration is now open for Bring the Sing's Collegeville event, scheduled for Wednesday, April 26, 2017. Learn more about the event, and sign up to participate.

In its new album "Laudate Dominum," the Montreal Studio of Ancient Music performs works by Orlando di Lasso.

In their new album "Rosa Mystica: Choral Music for the Soul," the Maria Magdalena Chamber Choir and director Mats Nilsson perform a variety of choral favorites by Eric Whitacre, Ola Gjeilo, and others.

In their new release "Revelation," the Elora Singers and Noel Edison perform compositions by Patrick Hawes.

The City of London Choir collaborates with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in a new album featuring two masses by Haydn.

Stop by the Choral Stream booth at the ACDA to learn about our free 24/7 choral music stream, participate in our 'Share the Sing' interactive experience, and more. We can't wait to see you!

In its new album "Azahar," La Tempete performs works by Igor Stavinsky, Guillaume de Machaut, Maurice Ohana, and Alfonso el Sabio.