"a national choir celebrating and promoting Canadian music and musicians"
CANADIAN CHAMBER CHOIR HEADED TO SOUTHERN ONTARIO IN FEBRUARY
With a residency & anchor performance sponsored by the Windsor Classic Chorale, the CCC is thrilled to share with you the details of our upcoming Southern Ontario tour from February 2-10, 2013. Details of the concerts can be seen here.
DR. JULIA DAVIDS' ACCLAIMED BOOK RELEASED
Dr. Julia Davids and colleague Stephen A. LaTour's acclaimed new book Vocal Technique - A Guide for Conductors, Teachers, and Singers has been released and can be purchased through all major book sellers in Canada and the USA. We suggest you order a copy from our good friends at Music Plus Corporation! Here's what critics are saying about this ground-breaking publication:
"Resonance strategies, choir positioning, cambiata voices, hypothyroidism, vibrato—all in one book! The authors raise contemporary issues as well as never-mentioned ones. This resource bonanza will be voraciously appreciated."- Darryl Edwards, University of Toronto
In Good Company now available!
A roster of CCC singers found themselves in residence at Mennonite
Collegiate Institute in peaceful and beautiful Gretna, Manitoba in
August of 2009. After 8 years of labouring with love, the CCC
organization has realized its dream of recording an all-Canadian CD. 
The recording features special guests, mezzo-soprano
Christianne Rushton of Nova Scotia and talented cellist, Se Hee
Kim.
The recording is a breath-taking one with pieces by
Canadian composers including: Allan Rae; Jocelyn Morlock; Lionel
Daunais; Jeffrey Ryan; as well as the CCC's recently commissioned
piece "At Sunset" by beloved CCC Composer-in-Residence, Jeff Enns
of Elmira, Ontario...the repertoire is truly a treasure chest of
Canadian jewels. We are
In Good Company'. More information about 'In Good Company' can be found here.
In Good Company can be purchased here.
The CCC Vision
The Canadian Chamber Choir creates the opportunity for musicians from across the country to gather in song and reach for artistic heights, and for communities, large and small, to share in that experience. Read more...