Congratulations on Fifty Years of Participation
The Georgetown Choral Society was proud to present a certificate of appreciation for fifty years of participation in the choir to three of its members.
The Georgetown Choral Society was proud to present a certificate of appreciation for fifty years of participation in the choir to three of its members.
Top Ten Reasons Why You Should Sing In A Choir The Georgetown Choral Society is looking for eager new singers! Forget about whether or not you think you can sing, …
We were excited to resume in-person rehearsals on March 14 at the Christian Reformed Church. It was appropriate that the pieces we rehearsed were William Dawson’s “Ain’-a that Good News” …
Greetings, dear GCS, Many of you will know the highly-suspect tradition that the month of March ‘comes in’ and ‘goes out’ under opposite weather conditions, i.e. ‘In as a Lion’ – …
Greetings, dear GCS, In conclusion of our month-long Black History Month observance it is my particular pleasure to share a performance of a work we will rehearse in-person next week, …
Greetings, dear GCS, While attending a summer course in 2002 at Westminster Choir College (Princeton New Jersey) I had the opportunity to meet and briefly study with Moses Hogan, one of the …
Greetings, dear GCS, and Happy Valentines Day! As many of you know, February is celebrated in many countries as Black History Month – and this week my offering definitely links …
As we age, each one of us grows a list of dates of infamy – those dates upon which fell some event of scope and/or scale that indelibly locate themselves …
This warmer, brighter last day of January feels like the perfect day for Ontario to cautiously relax COVID restrictions – and the perfect day for a bit of choral inspiration …
The former Soviet republic, now the nation of Ukraine, may be very much on your mind this week, as it is on mine. Ukrainians form Canada’s eleventh largest ethnic group and …