[mplpost] GIG ON: Canadian Celtic Choir presents "Christmas with Friends" - Fri. Dec. 7, 8 pm @ St. Paul's Cathedral, London
Ian Davies
idavies@cims.net
Tue Nov 20 17:50:05 2001
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CANADIAN CELTIC CHOIR presents "Christmas with Friends"
Friday, December 7, 8:00 pm @ St. Paul's Cathedral, corner of Queens =
Ave. & Richmond St., London, Ontario
Tickets $10 or save by getting a Family of 4 ticket for $30
Available at Belle Air Music, Centennial Hall, Chapters (Masonville), =
HMV (Westmount Mall), Hysen Music, The Madrigal, Studio Celtia (Galleria =
London), The Village Idiot (Wortley Village).
For more information call 473-2441
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The Canadian Celtic Choir - Music Director: Dan Surman (BFA, BEd) and =
Accompanist: Grace Yip (Mus. Bac., Mus. Mas., BEd) - presents a =
spectacular Christmas concert which features many musical friends =
including:
Alistair Brown (traditional singer) who will be the MC for the evening; =
1290 CJBK's Jim Chapman who will read the children's story "Twas the =
Night Before Christmas"; Celtic folk duo Oldshorebeg (visiting from =
Scotland); soprano soloist Margo Surman; flutist Jennifer Baetz; and the =
Pearson Strings (under the direction of Jane Case).=20
Dan Surman, Musical Director of the Canadian Celtic Choir commented: =
"Having drawn enthusiastic crowds at festivals and concerts throughout =
Southwestern Ontario, we, with our nearly 50 voices are delighted to be =
able to celebrate Christmas in song with so many wonderful musical =
friends in this, our 5th Anniversary year."
BACKGROUND: The Canadian Celtic Choir was founded in March 1996 by Dan =
Surman and a small group of musicians seeking to sing and promote Celtic =
choral music and culture in Southwestern Ontario - and eventually to =
tour across Canada and the world. Originally known as the Celtic =
Silurian Choristers, the choir was renamed in September =9199. Our =
repertoire features music from Scotland, Ireland, Wales and the Canadian =
Maritimes. Some of the music we sing is traditional and some relatively =
modern. Included too, is a variety of other music from Europe and North =
America; songs that we sing for their beauty and inspiration. From =
outdoor summer music festivals to black tie benefits, and our own =
self-produced concerts, the choir is fulfilling its musical mission. The =
choir has just released its first CD "Here's to Song" which is available =
in local record stores and from the choir's website. More info at =
http://www.canadian-celtic-choir.org
The Canadian Celtic Choir is based in London and is a registered =
non-profit organization
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Contact: Ian Davies
President, Canadian Celtic Choir, P.O. Box 25353, 395 Wellington Rd. S., =
London, ON N6C 6B1
E-mail: choir@iandavies.com
Phone/Fax 519-473-2099 =20
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CANADIAN CELTIC CHOIR =
presents=20
"Christmas with Friends"
Friday, December=20
7, 8:00 pm @ St. Paul's Cathedral, corner of Queens Ave. & Richmond =
St.,=20
London, Ontario
Tickets $10 or save by =
getting a=20
Family of 4 ticket for $30
Available at Belle Air Music, =
Centennial=20
Hall, Chapters (Masonville), HMV (Westmount Mall), Hysen Music, The =
Madrigal,=20
Studio Celtia (Galleria London), The Village Idiot (Wortley=20
Village).
For more information call =
473-2441
The Canadian Celtic Choir - Music =
Director:=20
Dan Surman (BFA, BEd) and Accompanist: Grace Yip (Mus. Bac., Mus. Mas., =
BEd) -=20
presents a spectacular Christmas concert which features many musical =
friends=20
including:
Alistair Brown (traditional singer) who will be the MC for =
the=20
evening; 1290 CJBK's Jim Chapman who will read the children's story =
"Twas=20
the Night Before Christmas"; Celtic folk duo Oldshorebeg (visiting =
from=20
Scotland); soprano soloist Margo Surman; flutist Jennifer Baetz; and the =
Pearson=20
Strings (under the direction of Jane Case).
Dan Surman, Musical Director of the =
Canadian=20
Celtic Choir commented: "Having drawn enthusiastic crowds at =
festivals and=20
concerts throughout Southwestern Ontario, we, with our nearly 50 voices =
are=20
delighted to be able to celebrate Christmas in song with so many =
wonderful=20
musical friends in this, our 5th Anniversary=20
year."
BACKGROUND: =
The Canadian=20
Celtic Choir was founded in March 1996 by Dan Surman and a small group =
of=20
musicians seeking to sing and promote Celtic choral music and culture in =
Southwestern Ontario - and eventually to tour across Canada and the =
world.=20
Originally known as the Celtic Silurian Choristers, the choir was =
renamed in=20
September ‘99. Our repertoire features music from Scotland, =
Ireland, Wales=20
and the Canadian Maritimes. Some of the music we sing is traditional and =
some=20
relatively modern. Included too, is a variety of other music from Europe =
and=20
North America; songs that we sing for their beauty and inspiration. From =
outdoor=20
summer music festivals to black tie benefits, and our own self-produced=20
concerts, the choir is fulfilling its musical mission. The choir =
has=20
just released its first CD "Here's to Song" which is available =
in=20
local record stores and from the choir's website. More info at =
http://www.canadian-celtic-=
choir.org
The Canadian Celtic Choir =
is based in=20
London and is a registered non-profit organization
Contact:=20
Ian=20
Davies
President, =
Canadian=20
Celtic Choir, P.O. Box 25353,=20
395 Wellington Rd. S., London, ON N6C 6B1
E-mail: choir@iandavies.com=
Phone/Fax=20
519-473-2099