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CHORantineS2E05: I Gave It All UpSonny Til 1970 solo LPs on the Clown Records label. Sonny Til and the Orioles into the 2000s and a new musical about The Orioles and Deborah Chessler premieres in Portland in 2015.
Sonny Til: I Gave It All Up
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2023-06-1605 min
CHORantineS2E04: Left the Nest?Sonny Til and the Orioles post-Deborah Chessler. Doo-wop's influence into the 1960's.
Today's Links:
The Orioles – Crying in the Chapel
Sonny Til and The Orioles – I Miss You So
Tigerblood Jewel – Doo Wop Ish
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2023-06-1511 min
2023-06-1500 min
CHORantineS2E03: It's Too Soon To KnowDeborah Chessler's role in The Orioles's success through unconventional songwriting technique and bold management in the 1940s-50s.
Heard On Today's Epsiode:
The Orioles sing "It's Too Soon To Know"
https://archive.org/details/78_its-too-soon-to-know_the-orioles-deborah-chessler_gbia0367453b
Marian Robinson Sings "It's Too Soon To Know"
https://archive.org/details/78_its-too-soon-to-know_marian-robinson-deborah-chessler_gbia0112289a
Deborah Chessler's Introduction of the Orioles's 1995 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcpEgUAIvFs
The Orioles sing "Forgive and Forget"
ht...
2023-06-1412 min
CHORantineS2E02: Pal of Mine1948-1951 Orioles recordings and the beauty, power, and prowess of Sonny Til.
https://archive.org/details/78_its-a-cold-summer_the-orioles-allan-bass_gbia0330412a
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIk3vQo2Rbk
https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/dDsaXQUNHI/
www.chorantine.org
2023-06-1409 min
CHORantineS2E01: Orioles! And Other Birds of the Day.It's summertime and ecp dives into 1940s-1950s Doo-Wop music, specifically "The Orioles." Also, ecp addresses the lack of podcast name change post public health emergency.
Today's Music:
https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Broke_For_Free/Directionless_EP/Broke_For_Free_-_Directionless_EP_-_03_Day_Bird/
https://archive.org/details/78_tell-me-so_the-orioles-deborah-chessler_gbia0466863b
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uvvl1qfsh8A
www.chorantine.org
2023-06-1208 min
CHORantineE66: Go Goldy!ecp is back and sharing some thoughts about CHORantine's future, new directions, and maybe even a new name? He's also enamored by a local car commercial jingle. Recorded from a Best Western in Charleston, West Virginia.
2022-05-2011 min
CHORantineE65: Gimme That Shot!Vaccinations are flying and so are the pandemic parodies. Shannon Rose McAuliffe and David Kravitz return with another "Shay-D Pasquinades" take on "Seasons of Love" from Rent.
Watch the video HERE
Also heard:
Gosprom – Broadway
Want to be on the show? Show ideas? Drop a line! ecp@ecpmusic.com. Visit our website: www.chorantine.org.
2021-03-1206 min
CHORantineE64: You'll Never Walk AloneLike everyone else, ecp spends a little time on the year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic, reluctantly. Back to work, sort of. Excited and optimistic but aware of the perpetual danger and doom. A little time on ecp's own walk with the virus in early February. Curious about when and how people move out of Zoom and into real life. And unbelievable singing by Patti LaBelle. That's what's happening, baby.
Music Heard Today
Bob Hope and Shirley Ross – Thanks for the Memory (1938)
The Young Philosophers Club – Hope
No Use Cryin' – Selvins Orchest...
2021-03-1127 min
CHORantineE64: Woke Up This Morningecp sings traditional spiritual "Woke Up This Morning" as part of a celebration of the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. at Colby College. For the full service:
https://youtu.be/0lFQY__Tu2E
Virtual Event led by the Rev. Kate Smanik, Dean of Religious and Spiritual Life, the Rev. Dr. Cheryl Townsend Gilkes, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Professor of Sociology and African-American Studies, and Jamya Brown, ‘22, President of Students Organized for Black and Latinx Unity.
Members of Choirs at Colby provide musical selections.
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2021-01-1804 min
CHORantineE63: Joanne Rogers (1929-2021)In memory of Joanne Rogers (1929-2021), concert pianist, recording artist, arts advocate, and occasional TV guest musician.
TedWomen 2018: Showing Up – TedxPittsburghWomen - Joanne Rogers: "Make Goodness Attractive"
Jeannine Morrison and Joanne Rogers Piano Duo Tracks
NY Times: Joanne Rogers
Mrs. Rogers piano recital on Mr. Rogers Neighborhood
2021-01-1512 min
CHORantineE62: You Say You Want a RevoKNUTtionecp went cassette scrounging at Electric Buddahs in Portland, Maine, and found an old tape of Military Musick of the American Revolution from 1989. It feels all too familiar in 2021.
Music and Articles:
"Military Musick of the American Revolution Containing Drum Signals and Camp Duties with a Choice Collection of Celebrated Marches and Airs Performed" by the Fifes and Drums of the Brigade of the American Revolution. Albany, New York.
Revolution Void - Someone Else's Memories
Food Will Win The War - Lie Awake live at WMFU New Jersey/New York
P...
2021-01-1513 min
CHORantineE61: Movin' To The CountryImpeachment and songs about impeachment. Tales as old as time. Featuring Charles D. Blake, Roy C. Hammond, and yes, Randy Rainbow.
Music and Articles:
Piers Barber from Music Factory Number One: "Revisiting The Honey Drippers 'Impeach the President.'"
The Honey Drippers: Impeach the President
Washington Post: Impeachment Polka
Randy Rainbow: Sedition!
Mother Jones: Soundtrack for Impeachment
Revolution Void
2021-01-1420 min
CHORantineE60: Moonsetecp embraces midwinter darkness with Don Macdonald's "Moonset," performed by Vancouver's Musica Intima.
2021-01-1322 min
CHORantineE59: Rats!ecp reads some good news about a Ratatouille-inspired TikTok musical that's getting a ton of press! And raising money for a great cause.
Musical Selections and Stories:
Good News Network: "Ratatouille: The TikTok Musical Has Raised Over $1,000,000 for Struggling Actor." by Judy Cole
CNN: "Ratatouille: The TikTok Musical aims to cook up first-of-its-kind fun."
Adeline Francis reads "The Mouse and the Thomas Cat"
Scott Holmes – Cat and Mouse
How To Make A Perfect Ratatouille
We Started The TikTok Ratatouille Musical
Rat Faced Boy –...
2021-01-1219 min
CHORantineE58: What Is Trivial?ecp reflects on the passing of Alex Trebek and his final episode, explores the history of the Jeopardy theme music, and starts an amateur jingle writing phenomenon.
Today's Music and Sources:
Jeopardy Cat Music
Jeopardy Theme Music Trap Remix by OMGItzChillBill
Yung Kartz: Jeopardy
Retrigger: EZ Money
Ketsa: Memory
Hope and Social: People Change
CBC: Facts About Jeopardy Theme
Sounds of the NBC Chimes
Jingle Hall of Fame
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2021-01-0920 min
CHORantineE57: Libertyecp reads poems from Frank Lebby Stanton, Georgia's first Poet Laureate, and shares musical settings of his poetry by Amy Beach.
Stanton - One Country
A Song of Liberty: https://www.lieder.net/lieder/get_text.html?TextId=70814
Stanton - A Song of Liberty
Amy Beach: A Song of Liberty
https://ks.imslp.net/files/imglnks/usimg/2/26/IMSLP637439-PMLP1022500-AMCBeach_A_Song_of_Liberty,_Op.49_highvoice-piano.pdf
A Song of Liberty performed by Minnesota Valley Chorale
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BAhiY7e_qQ...
2021-01-0709 min
CHORantineE56: Georgia On All Of Our MindsECP salivates over sweet, sweet Georgia delicacies. And some Georgia based songs.
Featured:
Georgia On My Mind: Fortissimo, Dilworth School's men's ensemble (Auckland, New Zealand)
from the 2019 Big Sing Festival. Performance found on YouTube HERE.
Georgia by the Peerless Quartet
Song by Walter Donaldson and Howard E. Johnson
Sheet music archived at UMaine HERE
Heftone Banjo Orchestra - Dill Pickles
2021-01-0611 min
CHORantineE56: Georgia On My MindA recording of Hoagy Carmichael's classic "Georgia On My Mind" performed by Auckland, New Zealand Dilworth School's, Fortissimo, the school's male vocals ensemble. Live from 2019 "The Big Sing" festival, New Zealand Choral Federation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsT92WPy7oI
Watch the video here!
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2021-01-0605 min
CHORantineE55: Make Me An Instrument, Send Me A Cassette TapeECP bought a new toy he's so excited to share with the podcast. Now calling for old cassette tapes! ecp@ecpmusic.com
Today featuring "Make Me An Instrument" by Lynn Michael Coffey (1953-2003), taken from an old tape and converted to MP3. Also, is the New Year a new year?
2021-01-0524 min
CHORantineE:54 Car-nversations – 12 March 2020ECP and Will Prapestis reflect on Renaissance Men, international travel, the concert that changed everything, and memories made during the bridge week between a time that was and a time that wasn’t anymore. In a car, sending of 2020 in only a way they can.
2021-01-011h 03
CHORantineE43: Make A Pancake Joke, But Seriously...Memorial Day always reminds ecp of George Butterworth's musical settings of A.E. Housman's A Shropshire Lad. As he gets older the poetry becomes more and more relevant. What is it you want to leave behind when it’s your time?
2020-05-2822 min
CHORantineE42: Enescu, the Pandispan Cu FructeA birthday celebration for one of ECP's closest friends in the form of Romanian composer George Enescu (1881-1955) and numerous failed attempts at pronunciation of Romanian meals. ECP's first tripe soup.
2020-05-2711 min
CHORantineE41: Taps and Tapped OutECP forgot it was Memorial Day, ashamedly. How many battles are we fighting right now?
2020-05-2608 min
CHORantineE38: American Idle Pt. III: Slugworth and the Sneaky PipelineAmerican Idol Season 13 contestant Kari Moloney (Crimmins) with a never-before-seen peek behind the curtain of one of America's biggest cultural phenomena.
2020-05-141h 09
CHORantineE37: American Idle Pt. II – Staying Home Since 2002"Why Don't You Audition For American Idol?" Here's why. The early days of cultural change and e-troll culture. Warning *hot take* alert.
2020-05-1217 min
CHORantineE36: American Idle Pt. I – Mamma Mia Let Me GoThis week on CHORantine we take a glance at pop culture's response to content creation and open up the phones for YOUR ideas and know-how. Just because America is on pause doesn't mean we have to be, necessarily.
https://techcrunch.com/2020/05/11/american-idol-is-shooting-on-iphones-amid-stay-at-home-orders/
https://www.soundslikenashville.com/news/american-idol-mothers-day-disney-2020/
Also, CHORantine's website is up and running! www.chorantine.org
2020-05-1114 min
CHORantineE35: Pumpkins, Houses, and "The Webinar" – Yet Another ResponseECP spins allegorical about devastating news heard about the state of choral singing this week. Not that anyone needs another opinion about this, but, if you like great British triphop and garden talk...
https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Ketsa
2020-05-0927 min
CHORantineE34: I'm Still HereContinued bad news about the state of the choral art in COVIDtimes. Elaine Stritch's performance of Stephen Sondheim's "I'm Still Here" from the White House in 2010 gives us a history lesson, and maybe some hope, that we're going to make it. Both the song and the performance inspires some takeaways. Riiiiise! Riiiiiise! RIIIIIIIIIISE!
For the video:
https://obamawhitehouse.archives.gov/photos-and-video/video/2010/07/18/elaine-stritch-performs-im-still-here-performance-white-house-broa
2020-05-0714 min
CHORantineE33: My Castle's Rockin'National Appreciation for Nurses today! Featured in today's episode: the music, the voice, and the nursing career of international vocal jazz giant Alberta Hunter (1895-1984). Thank you to all of our nurses keeping us healthy across America and around the world.
2020-05-0612 min
CHORantineE32: Those Who CanA soliloquy for National Teacher's Day underscored by La ille Morte by famed French composer and teacher of composers Nadia Boulanger (1887-1979).
2020-05-0513 min
2020-05-0419 min
CHORantineE24: There God IsTips about isolation and Gregorian chant by Benedictine nuns in France and Poor Clare nuns in Minnesota. Featuring the Gregorian chant "Ubi caritas."
https://neumz.com/
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/apr/09/benedictine-nuns-release-gregorian-chants-to-help-ease-coronavirus-isolation
https://www.startribune.com/cloistered-minnesota-nuns-share-thoughts-on-handling-social-isolation/569966082/
https://archive.org/details/UbiCaritas
2020-04-2306 min
CHORantineE23: Miles To Go Before I SleepSimplicity and complexity: Robert Frost and Randall Thompson – Frostiana
Heard on the episode:
Vermont
https://archive.org/search.php?query=Randall%20Thompson%20Frostiana
An exploration of the journey of the soul.
The Vermont Youth Chorus perform THE ROAD NOT TAKEN from Frostiana by Randall Thompson with a chamber orchestra featuring musicians from the Vermont Youth Orchestra.
Caleb Pillsbury, conductors - Mary Jane Austin, accompanist - broadcast on Regional Educational Television Network, Burlington, VT
https://files.freemusicarchive.org/storage-freemusicarchive-org/music/no_curator/Singles/01_-_Woods_of_Doom.mp3
2020-04-2322 min
CHORantineE22: LauraWhen is love real and when is it not? Is love alone in our mind still love? Petrarch's Canzoniere in music, with settings by Marenzio and Liszt.
Selections:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJlj1uy8cSA
https://archive.org/details/03AnneesDePelerinage.DeuxiemeAnnee.ItalieN.6.Sonetto123DelPetrarca_201808
https://files.freemusicarchive.org/storage-freemusicarchive-org/music/Music_for_Video/Frederic_Lardon_feat_Laura_Palme/Korgi/Frederic_Lardon_feat_Laura_Palme_-_09_-_Dans_le_love.mp3
https://files.freemusicarchive.org/storage-freemusicarchive-org/music/no_curator/Illusory_Scapes/Figments_Of_My_Wishes/Illusory_Scapes_-_06...
2020-04-2117 min
CHORantineE21: No One Is AloneBack in action! Brief remarks about the Good Friday livestream of Bach's St. John Passion in Benedikt Kristjánsson's incredibly powerful rendition, performed at the Thomaskirche in Leipzig, Germany. Must watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Zwy1Gi4ob4
Also heard: Bio Unit's "You're Not Alone"
https://files.freemusicarchive.org/storage-freemusicarchive-org/music/Nul_Tiel_Records/Bio_Unit/Malfunction/Bio_Unit_-_07_-_Youre_Not_Alone.mp3
2020-04-2011 min
CHORantineE20: Were You There?A reading from John 12:20, featuring Bob Chilcott's "Were You There" recorded by Festina Cantorum, Daniel Gostin, conductor, Shannon Rose McAuliffe, co-artistic director.
2020-04-1104 min
CHORantineE19: LamentsECP reflects on Renaissance Men's recording of Thomas Tallis's Lamentations of Jeremiah and the social, economic, and humanitarian destruction brought by Covid-19.
2020-04-1018 min
CHORantineBach By One: BWV 245: Johannes-Passion Final ChoraleAch Herr, lass dein lieb Engelein
Ah Lord, let your dear angels
Am letzten End die Seele mein
at my final hour carry my soul
In Abrahams Schoß tragen,
to Abraham’s bosom,
Den Leib in seim Schlafkämmerlein
while my body in its narrow chamber
Gar sanft ohn eigne Qual und Pein
gently without pain or torment
Ruhn bis am jüngsten Tage!
rests until the last day.
Alsdenn vom Tod erwecke mich,
Wake me then from death,
Dass meine Augen sehen dich
so th...
2020-04-0902 min
CHORantineE18: Chag Pesach SameachSong of Solomon and Heinrich Schütz (1585-1672)
Selections:
Anima mea liquefacta est / Adiuro vos, Filiae Hierusalem, SWV 263-264/Musicalische Compagney/Schütz: Lamenti et concerti by Musicalische Compagney
Translation found at EmmanuelMusic.org
Sammy's Medley by Eastern Watershed Klezmer Quartet
https://files.freemusicarchive.org/storage-freemusicarchive-org/music/WFMU/Eastern_Watershed_Klezmer_Quartet/Live_at_the_2011_Golden_Festival_--_EWKQ/Eastern_Watershed_Klezmer_Quartet_-_06_-_Sammys_Medley.mp3\
New York Times article on Schütz by Tommasini: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/20/arts/music/heinrich-schutz.html
...
2020-04-0809 min
CHORantineE17: The Lord is my strength and song, and is become my salvation.Psalm 118 performed by Festina Cantorum
Daniel Gosten, conductor, Shannon Rose McAuliffe, co-artistic director
2020-04-0705 min
CHORantineE16: Where's Gesualdo?Springtime sacred holidays and musical culture in the age of social distancing. ECP partook in a state-approved recording session for virtual church last weekend – here is a week's worth of thoughts and recordings from those sessions.
Selections heard in this episode:
Carlo Gesualdo - O vos omnes, recorded by Festina Cantorum, Daniel Gostin, conductor, Shannon Rose McAuliffe, co-artistic director
From the Free Music Archive:
https://freemusicarchive.org/music/TRG_Banks/Return_to_Dreamland/In_search_of_the_lost_dream
https://freemusicarchive.org/music/ish10_yow1r0/the_w...
2020-04-0614 min
CHORantineE15: Zoom REMIIIIIIIIXbored, made a GarageBand midi ringtone based on the Zoom audio test chime. If you want it I'll send it to you for free! Email ecp@ecpmusic.com for requests.
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2020-04-0500 min
CHORantineE14: Is There A Doctor In The House? Pt. 3: In A HeartbeatA short, deep dive through the work of Dr. Joseph Leopold Auenbrügger (1722-1809), doctor, prominent author of "percussion" and medicine, and librettist of Antonio Salieri's comic opera, "The Chimney Sweep." Many thanks to Sydney, Australia's Pinchgut Opera and the Orchestra of the Antipodes, Erin Halyard, conductor, Candice Docker, Marketing and Development Executive, for permission to use audio.
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2020-04-0325 min
CHORantineE13: You Know What's Coming...something something...major announcement...something something...
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2020-04-0103 min
CHORantineE12: Heav'ns High ParadiseECP sings a little four part ayre by English composer, poet, and physician Thomas Campion (1567-1620)
2020-03-3102 min
CHORantineE11: Is There A Doctor In The House? Pt. 1This week, ECP explores doctors + musicians in celebration of International Doctor's Day. Today we feature Dr. Assad Meymandi of UNC Chapel Hill, North Carolina – a celebrated physician, author, and philanthropist. While not a performing musician, per say, Dr. Meymandi's writings on music and medicine, as well as his prolific generosity over the course of his lifetime, are unparalleled in American culture today.
For his blog: https://assadmeymandi.wordpress.com/?s=maymand
https://www.waltermagazine.com/people/assad-meymandi-polymath-humanist-philanthropist/
2020-03-3021 min
CHORantineBach By One: Chorale from BWV 45Grant that I may do with diligence
what it is proper for me to do,
wherever your command
leads me in my position!
Grant that I may soon do it
at the time when I should do it;
and when I do it, then grant
that it may turn out well!
Chorale from BWv 45 by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
Orchestra by Suzumidi.com http://www.suzumidi.com/eng/bach6.htm - pick a cantata and give it a try! If you'd like to share your recording, email the...
2020-03-2902 min
CHORantineE10: Friend Feature Friday! Vol. 1Today is the first episode of CHORantine's Friend Feature Friday! On today's episode:
(6:14) Jay Mobley: Isolation – Wer hat dich (J.S. Bach) , performed and produced by Jay Mobley
For more information on Jay Mobley, find his page on Facebook or check out Jay's SoundCloud . Thanks Jay for the submission!
(9:30) Clare Macean: Christ the King, performed by New England vocal ensemble Cappella Nova Mundi, William Kempster, Artistic Director.
For a video of this performance, find it on YouTube here. Thank you to ensemble member Elizabeth Mitchell Bowman for the submission.
Oth...
2020-03-2725 min
CHORantineE09: Ware In The WorldSpringtime poems and enchanting music by the exquisite 20th century American composer of art song and choral works, Harriet Ware (1877-1962). Gorgeous blue skies out there today...
Selections heard on today's episode:
Believe by Roa Music | https://soundcloud.com/roa_music1031
Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com
Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US
Joy of the Morning Performer: John Barnes Wells; Harriet Ware
Writer: Edwin Markham; Harriet Ware https://archive.org/details/78_joy-of-the-morning_john-barnes-wells-edwin-markham-harriet-ware_gbia0058701b/Joy+of+the+Morning+-+John+Barnes+Wells+-+Edwin+Markham.flac
Blue Skies by Betty Hut...
2020-03-2719 min
CHORantineE08: Spring Sonnet Pt. 2 – Brush Up Your Shakespeare!ECP gets a little carried away with the Shakespeare Generator. Today's selections are all set to the text of William Shakespeare's Sonnet 98, "From you have I been absent in the spring." These selections are not in the podcast itself (copyright) but can be found at our companion playlist on Spotify @chorantine. Or, at your favourite music distributor. Kirke Meecham's "Five Centuries of Spring" performed by Los Angles Chamber Singers, Mario Castelnuovo-Tedeso's "28 Shakespeare Sonnets, Op. 125," performed by Salvatore Champagne and Howard Lubin, and David Myska's "Four Songs on William Shakespeare" performed by Anita Krause and Thomas Wiebe.
Additional s...
2020-03-2511 min
CHORantineE07: Spring Sonnet: Pt. 1A reading of Work without Hope by Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772-1834).
2020-03-2402 min
CHORantineE06: Spring #1, And, 54!ECP safely transported to Boston, Massachusetts, where the next week of shows will be recorded. Despite technical difficulties and a snow 'event,' nothing stops us from celebrating the first full week of spring! First up: The spring songs of Tchaikovsky Op. 54: 16 Songs for Children. Pardon any and all pronunciation mistakes. Special thanks to Emily Ezust, www.lieder.net, for translation permissions. We hope to get the sounds right for tomorrow, but, enjoy the beautiful music!
Heard on Today's Episode:
Podington Bear/Just Watching/Freemusicarchive.org
Tchaikovsky 16 Songs for Children O...
2020-03-2424 min
CHORantineBach By One: Chorale from BWV 39Bach By One Series: Pick a Bach chorale and sing all the parts! This week:
BWV 39: 7. Chorale
Blessed are those who from pity
take to themselves the needs of others,
are compassionate with the poor,
pray faithfully for them to God.
Those who are helpful with counsel
and also, whenever possible, in deeds
will in turn receive help
and obtain compassion for themselves.
English Translation by Francis Browne (March 2002)
https://www.bach-cantatas.com/Texts/BWV39-Eng3P.htm
Orchestra by Suzumidi.com...
2020-03-2202 min
CHORantineE05: Zoom Zoom Zoom!Like so many of you, ECP has been in countless hours of online conference calls and tele-teaching this week. It's only the beginning. Hang in there...we are all in this together. It's worth it. Nobody processes times of crisis in the same way. Today is also the launch of the Friday format, where we invite your projects, recordings, readings, etc. to be a part of the show. Have anything you'd like featured on Friday? Let us know! ecp@ecpmusic.com or facebook.com/chorantine.
Keep an eye out for Sunday as well, as CHORantine's Sunday series o...
2020-03-2010 min
CHORantineE04: GOAT!New England received some sad news this week about the GOAT. In this episode of CHORantine, ECP pays tribute to the man, the myth, the GOAT, Tom Brady, with musical samplings from other notable goat-ables.
Invention No. 8 Collage - Sans Gloves, Latex Gloves, Thin Gloves, Ski Gloves, Mittens, Boxing Gloves by In Glove With Bachhttps://freemusicarchive.org/music/In_Glove_With_Bach/2019090810542410/Invention_No_8_Collage_-_Sans_Gloves_Latex_Gloves_Thin_Gloves_Ski_Gloves_Mittens_Boxing_Gloves
THE VICTORS (University of Michigan) by COLUMBIA MILITARY BAND; Elbel
Columbia (35717) 1939 https://archive.org/search.php?quer...
2020-03-1923 min
CHORantineE03: Til The Storm Passes ByECP wishes a happy birthday to his Dad, who introduced him to the timeless, uplifting recordings of the Mennonite A Cappella family singing tradition.
Heard On Today's Episode:
Till the Storm Passes By/https://archive.org/details/YouCanAlwaysComeHome_201610/Til+the+Storm+Passes.mp3
I Wil Sing the Wondrous Story/Antrim Mennonite Choir/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ahjKfVb4Lc
Sweet Home from The Philharmonia/Eric Christopher Perry sings
God Be with You Til We Meet Again/Antrim Mennonite Choir/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZHrtHdbdOE&list=RDR1XX...
2020-03-1817 min
CHORantineE02: My Irish Song of SongsIt's St. Patrick's Day! And ECP takes a swipe at the wrong Sullivan (and not even an Irish one!).
Song Selections:
My Irish Song of Songs by Alfred Dubin/Daniel J. Sullivan/John McCormack, tenor/Berliner Gram-o-phone Co. Limited, 1918, Creative Commons.
For Auld Lang Syne/Robert Carr, vocalist, Robert Burns, poetry/1910 (?), Creative Commons
The Rare Old Mountain Dew/Peter C. Schilling, baritone, and Renaissance Men, Eric Christopher Perry, Artistic Director/used by permission
Rogers Jig, Village Jig/Paddy Sweeney/Decca, 1933/Creative Commons
For more information about Chorantine, please...
2020-03-1712 minCHORantineE01: CHORantine – An IntroductionEric Christopher Perry, Director of Vocal and Choral Activities at Colby College in Waterville, Maine, as well as the Artistic Director of Renaissance Men, New England's Professional Male Vocal Chamber Ensemble, enters the ring of podcasting. "Let's build a playlist of cool choral music, or vocal music, or otherwise, and let's make silly observations about the pieces." What better time to pass time than in troubled times? He also rambles about The Great Gildersleeve.
Loops heard today can be found on www.looperman.com and www.samplefocus.com. The Great Gildersleeve intro courtesy of archive.org.
2020-03-1611 min