The Bialystok Technical University Choir was founded in 1977 as a male group. In 1983 team was additionally joined by female voices. Since December 1997 the choir has been conducted by Wioletta Milkowska. In thirty six years activity the choir gave many performances in Poland and other countries. It also made some radio recordings, has gained distinctions and was awarded at several festivals and competitions. Among them they won 1th prize in Festival Internacional de Música de Cantonigròs, 2005; 1th prize in XIII The International Choral Music Festival, Cantio Lodziensis 2010; 1th prize in XI The Feliks Nowowiejski International Choral Music Festival, 2012; 2nd prize in Ohrid Choir Festival 2013. 

The Academic  choir of Far Eastern Federal University  was  founded in 1999  on the basis  of  Oriental Institute of Far Eastern Technical University. The choir  consists of many students who study technics, liberal  arts, natural sciences etc. Part of them doesn't even have musical education, but have passion and talent  for music. The choir has become able enough to perform the most difficult  choral compositions.

Ensemble Pirka was established in summer 2002 by ex-members of Nishinomiya Boys & Girls Choir who left at the age of 18. It consists of less than 20 members whose age range from 20 to 60. The Ensemble has been working closely with Mr. Satoru Nakanishi, who is the same conductor of Nishinomiya Boys & Girls Choir. They participate in the regular concerts of Nishinomiya Boys & Girls Choir as a back-up choir every year. They also participate in chorus competitions held regionally. They celebrated their 10th anniversary concert in January in 2013.

Since the establishement in Nishinomiya City (near Osaka) in 1961, they have been active to participate in various concerts and choir festivals on their home ground and beyond including All Japan National Children's Choir Festival in Tokyo. The choir consist of 190 singers whose age ranges between 9 to 17. They have been eager to act as host to choirs from abroad in their hometown, Nishinomiya.

The Pacific Lutheran Choral Union is conducted by Richard Nance, but it was originally founded In 1984 by Richard Sparks. He established the PLU Choral Union in order to create an ensemble for the university that would bring together singers from the surrounding community, faculty and staff, alumni and students. Since that time the choir has grown to a full membership of approximately 60‐70 singers, with a touring choir of approximately 40 singers, and has established a reputation as one of the finest community choruses in the United States. 

Vocabella is a vocal group of 6 women, singing together from 2009. Coming from southern Slovenia, they sing gospel, pop and country music, but also like to take on Slovenian folk songs and jazz a-capella compositions. Their artistic director is Petra Likar. In their short history, the group has performed many notable events. In 2010 they prepared their first big project, called Vocabella's world. Accompanied by an eight-member band, they performed gospel and pop songs. In 2011 they won the gospel festival Rhythm of the spirit in Slovenia with their first own song called Spread the love. That year they also attended the Slovakia Cantat international festival in Bratislava, where they won the golden prize in the category of vocal groups.

Asia-Pacific Experimental School of Beijing Normal University Choir was founded in 1995. In 2011, it was awarded the "Golden Sail Choir" honorary title by Beijing Municipal Education. The chorus has been to Hungary, Germany, Singapore and many other countries to participate in performances, communication and competitions. The chorus has the purpose of of spreading Chinese culture and transmit love by singing. They have won the first prize in many choir competitions and art festivals in Beijing.