"a national choir celebrating and promoting Canadian music and musicians"
The Canadian Chamber Choir / Choeur de chambre du Canada is thrilled to be returning to Southern Ontario to enjoy the cold of winter in January 2012. A huge highlight of the tour will be the premiere of a commissioned piece by Toronto composer, Erik Ross based on the Icarus story with poetry by Lorna Crozier. In addition to premiering this work in concert, the CCC will be facilitating workshops and sharing performances in communities throughout Southern Ontario. Keep checking back for news as tour details are confirmed!
A winter choral symposium with Dr. Julia Davids and the Canadian Chamber Choir January 21, 2012 - Guelph, Ontario Share a fabulous day of music-making and learning with the Canadian Chamber Choir, Presented by Laurier Centre for Music in the Community, Lyrical Lines Education Network, Music Plus Corporation *Click here to see how*
The Canadian Chamber Choir is pleased to announce the successful candidate for the Conducting Fellowship position for the January 2012 Alberta project, more details here.
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.
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