For sale: African Sanctus vocal scores with cds: New scores Hal Leonard version African Sanctus – Vocal Score (HL00312005)  score & new African Sanctus CD EAN 738572600327 bundle, only $30.00 includes shipping to your U.S.A. location. Used scores Hal Leonard version African Sanctus – Vocal Score (HL00312005)  score & new African Sanctus CD EAN 738572600327 bundle, only $25.00 includes shipping to your U.S.A location. CD only...$15.00 includes shipping New score only...$20 includes shipping  Used score only...$15 includes shipping For orders of 10 items or more deduct $1 per item. Please remit payment via check to:   The Harbor Choral Festival of Music 966 Chelsea Court Holland, MI 49423 USA Please send email to haan@harborchoral.com simultaneously with your order to confirm your shipping instructions and to reserve your order in the queue. Your order will be shipped when your funds have hard posted to our bank account. Click here to see our cool 2010 poster! Click here to see our cool 2011 poster. Our Mission The Harbor Choral Festival of Music exists to provide individuals and families a world class choral experience within an intensely concentrated five day vacation holiday environment.  The Festival regularly welcomes singers from thousands of miles away to enjoy Holland and the surrounding West Michigan community.  Its goal is to provide a tight time sensitive forum for the busy family and involve those adults and their children with musicians in a professional musical setting and to demonstrate to all participants the joy and thrill of singing which can be had continuously throughout life regardless of  age. Additionally, it collaborates with other locally based non-profits to expose their venues and programs to the West Michigan community. Background The board believes July-August is ideally suited for the five day festival in that it does not compete with existing choral and orchestral opportunities.   A five day format allows vacationers and local families alike the opportunity to enjoy low cost educational/musical fun together with a great international conductor and composer.  We are honored in our tenth season to again look forward to  England's Jonathan Willcocks to direct The Harbor Choral Festival of Music, July 16-20, 2012.  The festival is a registered 501(c)(3) non profit.   Festival Advantage Both adult and youth choristers learn from the same teacher providing a common experience in a world where even shared dinner times are seemingly difficult.   Adult and child learn and sing the music of the masters together. Children gain valuable self esteem through performance and get immediate reinforcement throughout the five days.  They quickly see the results of their work in a final performance to the public.   This demonstrates what can be achieved in a short time through hard work. Children sing their entire concert from memory, further reinforcing their skills. Harbor Choral Festival of Music, 2011 donation 2011 Musicians Dr. Kenneth Bos,  rehearsal & concert accompanist Dr. Kenneth Bos Dr. Kenneth Bos, rehearsal accompanist & Concert Pianist & Organist  Kenneth Bos has been the primary accompanist for the Harbor Choral Festival since 2005. He has recently performed as an accompanist for Opera Grand Rapids and for the Michigan School Vocal Music Association, and he is the regular accompanist for the highly-acclaimed Calvin College Alumni Choir. In recent years he has also performed as piano soloist with the Calvin Alumni Orchestra, as organ recitalist in the All Saints Summer Recital Series, and as harmonium soloist with the Gilmore International Keyboard Festival. Dr. Bos is the faculty accompanist for the Music Department at Grand Rapids Community College where he also teaches applied piano and piano classes. He is the Organ Fellow for the Grand Rapids Choir of Men and Boys and also serves as Director of Music at Calvin Christian Reformed Church in Grand Rapids. This summer he will be the pianist in residence at the Beaver Island Music Festival. Bos has degrees from Calvin College and the University of Michigan, and he holds a doctorate in piano performance from Michigan State University. He and his wife, Fay, have three terrific daughters and three pretty good sons-in-law.