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Welcome to Campbell River Children's Choir Website
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About the Campbell River Children's Choir The Campbell River Children’s Choir is a a registered charitable organization that consists of over 100 singers in three choirs. Our goal is to provide musical instruction and opportunities for young singers which will broaden their horizons, improve their skills and foster meaningful links with their community and the world. The choir endeavors to enrich the lives of children from all religious, racial, cultural and economic backgrounds. In keeping with these goals the choir provides professional weekly instruction to singers and also brings well known composers and musicians to our community for workshops and performances. The choir has performed at venues across Canada, the United States, Great Britain and Cuba.
Campbell River Children's Choir History
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July 2009 - Touring choir participates in the Pacific Rim Children’s Choir Festival in Hawaii.
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May 2008 - The choir sponsors a residency with Malcolm Dalglish to present a concert devoted to his compositions.
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May 2007 - The choir workshops and performs with Victoria musician Louise Rose.
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July 2006 - The choir participates in an international children’s choir festival in London and Canterbury.
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April 2005 - The choir hosts composer Nick Page and gives a concert devoted to his music.
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April 2004 - The choir is invited to participate in a choral festival with renowned Canadian composer Stephen Hatfield.
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November 2003 - Choir participates in a vocal workshop with Rodney Eichenberger in Tacoma Washington.
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April 2003 - The senior choir undertakes a cultural exchange to Havana Cuba
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April 2002 - The choir hosts a choral festival for choirs from Courtenay and Port Alberni in Campbell River under the direction of composer Rollo Dilworth
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April 2001 - The Senior Choir is invited to performs at the Eleventh Annual Choral Festival at Carnegie Hall in New York City.
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June 1999 - The choir takes part in the Pacific International Children’s Choir festival in Eugene Oregon
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