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ChoirVoices - Índice temático. Las mejores melodías clásicas.
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Agnus Dei from requiem (Fauré) featuring ChoirVoices
 
1 The tenor entry in Agnus Dei from requiem
All We Like Sheep, from the Messiah (Handel) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Main tune
Alleluia featuring ChoirVoices
1 Alleluia
Anvil Chorus (Coro di Zingari) from Il Trovatore (Verdi) featuring ChoirVoices
1 main tune, chorus with anvils.
Aragonaise, from Carmen Suite (Bizet) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Main tune
As I was going to Strawberry Fair featuring ChoirVoices
1 As I was going to Strawberry Fair
Ave Maria (Josquin-des-Prez) featuring ChoirVoices
1 First entry by the treble soloist
Ave Verum Corpus (Byrd) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Main theme
Ave Verum Corpus K618 (Mozart) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Ave Verum Corpus K618
Beautiful Dreamer (Foster) featuring ChoirVoices
1 main tune
Bind the Raven Hair, from Mikado (Sullivan) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Main tune sung by the soprano, after a contemplative orchestral opening to Act II.
Cantique de Jean Racine (Fauré) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Cantique de Jean Racine
Chorus of the Hebrew Slaves from Nabucco (Verdi) featuring ChoirVoices
1 This is the entrance of the chorus, Verdi's immortal tune, probably his greatest hit!
Dance a Cachucha Fandango Bolero, from the Gondoliers. (Sullivan) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Main tune
Danse Bohemienne, from Carmen Suite (Bizet) featuring ChoirVoices
1 A lively tune introduced by the flutes.
Ding Dong Merrily on High featuring ChoirVoices
1 Verse
2 Chorus
Ecce Sacerdos magnus (Bruckner) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Main theme starts with open fifths by the choir.
Entrance and March of the Peers, from Iolanthe (Sullivan) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Opening fanfare theme
2 Grandiose and fortissimo march tune as the peers come in.
3 The peers sing ' Loudly let the trumpet bray - Tan tan tara.
4 Bow, bow, ye lower middle classes.
5 We are the peers
Fate Motif from Carmen (Bizet) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Fate Motif from Carmen
From the Sunny Spanish Shore, from the Gondoliers (Sullivan) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Quartet -Duke of Plaza Toro and family.
Gloria in excelsis Deo from Gloria in D RV 589 (Vivaldi) featuring ChoirVoices
1 The lengthy introduction by the orchestra
2 Entrance of choir
God Defend New Zealand featuring ChoirVoices
1 God Defend New Zealand
Habanera -L'amour est un oiseau rebelle (Si Je t'Aime) - from Carmen (Bizet) featuring ChoirVoices
1 This dramatic descending chromatic passage on the violins, against a habanera rhythmic figure on the cellos, really expresses Carmen's fiery nature well.
2 This new tune now adopts the characteristic habanera rhythm from the cello part, but appears in a major key, at once sounding happier for a while.
Hallelujah Chorus from the Messiah (Handel) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Hallelujah Chorus from the Messiah
He's gone and married Yum Yum, and finale, from Mikado (Sullivan) featuring ChoirVoices
1 For he's gone and married Yum-Yum.
Hodie Beata Virgo (Palestrina) featuring ChoirVoices
1 A cappella choir.
Humming Chorus from Madame Butterfly (Puccini) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Orchestral backdrop to chorus
2 Chorus humming theme "A boca chiusa".
I am the Captain of the Pinafore (Sullivan) featuring ChoirVoices
1 I am the captain of the Pinafore, and a right good captain too.
2 Then give three cheers and one cheer more for the hardy captain of the Pinafore.
I know a Youth, from Ruddigore (Sullivan) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Main tune
I know that my Redeemer Liveth from Messiah (Handel) featuring ChoirVoices
1 I know that my Redeemer Liveth from Messiah
If you go in, you're sure to win, from Iolanthe (Sullivan) featuring ChoirVoices
1 A very bouncy orchestral introduction
2 The main tune, a trio sung by three lords.
Intermezzo, from Carmen Suite (Bizet) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Main theme
Jerusalem (Parry) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Jerusalem
Jesu Joy of Man's desiring (Bach) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Jesu Joy of Man's desiring
2 This is the choral theme, played by a trumpet. It fits contrapuntally with the initial triplet theme, played on the oboes.
La fleur que tu m'avais jetée, from Carmen (Bizet) featuring ChoirVoices
1 A beautiful tenor aria from Carmen
Laudamus Te (Vivaldi) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Laudamus Te
Like to the Damask Rose (Elgar) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Like to the Damask Rose
List and learn, from the Gondoliers (Sullivan) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Main tune
Mikado Overture (Sullivan) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Opening tune, featuring exotic but empty-sounding open fifths, and lots of timpani
2 Second theme, using the pentatonic scale to mimic the mystery of Japan.
3 A theme quoting the song 'The Sun, whose rays'. This tune is followed by several others from the operetta.
Miserere - have Mercy upon me - Psalm 51 (Allegri) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Miserere - have Mercy upon me - Psalm 51
Motet - Sicut Cervus (Palestrina) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Motet - Sicut Cervus
Nessun Dorma from Turandot (Puccini) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Nessun Dorma from Turandot
2 This is the best-known bit of this aria, made especially famous recently by Lucciano Pavarotti.
Nocturne, from Carmen Suite (Bizet) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Main theme introduced by the horn, then taken up by a solo violin.
None shall part us, from Iolanthe (Sullivan) featuring ChoirVoices
1 main tune sung by Phyllis
Now is the Month of Maying (Morley) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Now is the Month of Maying
Oh Jesu so Meek (Bach) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Main tune
One Fine Day -(Un bel di ci vedremo) from Madame Butterfly (Puccini) featuring ChoirVoices
1 One Fine Day - from Madame Butterfly
Overture to HMS Pinafore (Sullivan) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Opening theme
Overture to Iolanthe (Sullivan) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Sombre introductory passage
2 First main tune.
Overture to the Gondoliers. (Sullivan) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Opening tune
2 First main theme
Overture to the Pirates of Penzance. (Sullivan) featuring ChoirVoices
1 First theme
Poor wand'ring one (Sullivan) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Main tune
Prelude to Act I - March., from Carmen Suite (Bizet) featuring ChoirVoices
1 A vigorous march tune played by the orchestral tutti.
Rejoice Greatly, from the Messiah (Handel) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Main tune
Rule Britannia (Arne) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Rule! Britannia!
2 Chorus of Rule! Britannia!
Sancte Deus (Tallis) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Opens with bass, counter-tenor, tenor then trebles, highly contrapuntal.
Sequidilla, "Pres des Ramparts de Seville" from Carmen Suite (Bizet) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Main tune as sung by Carmen
Spem in Alium - Motet in 40 parts (Tallis) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Spem in Alium - Motet in 40 parts
Such Beauty, My Beloved (Ogni Belta). (Palestrina) featuring ChoirVoices
1 soprano entrance
Summer is a-coming in featuring ChoirVoices
1 Summer is a-coming in
Symphony No.9 in D minor Op 125 'Choral' 1st movement (Beethoven) featuring ChoirVoices
1 This is an incredibly dramatic opening theme, firmly establishing the D minor tonality.
2 Second theme
3 Third theme
4 Fourth theme
Symphony No.9 in D minor Op 125 'Choral' 2nd movement (Beethoven) featuring ChoirVoices
1 First theme
2 Second theme
3 Third theme, on horns.
4 Fourth theme, on violins in counterpoint with horns theme 3.
Symphony No.9 in D minor Op 125 'Choral' 3rd movement (Beethoven) featuring ChoirVoices
1 theme 1
2 Theme 2 is a flowing tune on the violins.
Symphony No.9 in D minor Op 125 'Choral' 4th movement (Beethoven) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Dramatic introduction to the 4th movement.
2 'Ode to Joy' theme, introduced pianissimo by the double basses.
3 The men's voices introduce this third theme.
4 Fourth theme, a vocal quartet.
5 Fifth theme, the orchestra starts its build-up for the climax of the work.
6 Ode to Joy theme, by violins, in mid phrase, where the first note is repeated as a syncopated tie over a bar-line.
7 Ode to Joy theme, as introduced by the bass solo, with minims replaced by 2 crotchets in two places to fit the words..
Take a Pair of Sparkling Eyes, from the Gondoliers (Sullivan) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Take a Pair of Sparkling Eyes
The Battle's Roar is Over, from Ruddigore (Sullivan) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Main tune
The Flowers that bloom in the Spring (Sullivan) featuring ChoirVoices
1 The Flowers that bloom in the Spring
Then one of us will be a Queen, from the Gondoliers (Sullivan) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Giannetta starts this amusing song.
Though perhaps I may Incur your Blame, from Iolanthe (Sullivan) featuring ChoirVoices
1 A quartet, with a solo entry by Lord Tolloller.
Three Little Maids from School, from Mikado (Sullivan) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Three little maids from school are we, pert as a schoolgirl well can be
2 Three little maids who all unwary, come from a ladies' seminary
Tit-Willow from The Mikado (Sullivan) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Tit-Willow from The Mikado
Toreador's Song "Votre Toast" (Sung version) from Carmen. (Bizet) featuring ChoirVoices
1 One of the most well-known tunes from Carmen.
Toreador's Song from Carmen (3rd theme of prelude to Act I) "Votre Toast" (Bizet) featuring ChoirVoices
1 This extremely well known march tune is introduced on the trumpet.
Wandering Minstrel I, from the Mikado (Sullivan) featuring ChoirVoices
1 A Wandering Minstrel I, from the Mikado
2 Are You in Sentimental Mood - Mikado
3 But if Patriotic Sentiment is wanted - Mikado
Weep O Mine Eyes (Bennet) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Tenor part - Weep O Mine Eyes
With cat-like tread (Sullivan) featuring ChoirVoices
1 This tune is also used at the start of the overture.
Worthy is the Lamb, from the Messiah (Handel) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Opening tune
Zadok the Priest (Handel) featuring ChoirVoices
1 Zadok the Priest
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