St. George and St. Andrew United Church

"Oh Canada"...Annapolis Voices and Annapolis Treblemakers, under music director Deirdre Morrelle-Ormerod, accompanied by Elizabeth Harwood, will celebrate our diversity and common ground through the choral music of Canadian composers and arrangers - songs of early settlers who have contributed to our heritage - songs of the beauty surrounding us in our great land. As choral musicians it is a privilege to proudly sing these songs about our nation - sure to bring both nostalgia and delight. Tickets available by calling…

Annapolis Voices is excited to continue celebrating Canada’s choral diversity with the performance of David Ouchterlony’s “Carol Cantata”. This compilation of carols comes from many countries and will be introduced by narrations in the native languages. As musicians, we are grateful to have the opportunity to bring the multi-culturalism perspective to the forefront. Two contemporary compositions, John Rutter’s “Blow, Blow Thou Winter Wind” and Paul Ayres’ “The Isle is Full of Noises” use Shakespearean texts. Both these selections exhibit the…

Annapolis Voices Choral Society presents “Coastline of Our Dreams” - a wide variety of music featuring great contemporary Canadian composers, as well as relevant subject matter for our time. Mia Makoroff, Ian Tamblyn, and Connie Kaldor help us create pictures of the beauty of nature, of our indigenous community, and of our Irish descendants. The Quebec-French sense of humour, as reflected in Donald Patriquin’s "Ah! si mon moine voulait danser", invites us to laugh at ourselves; John Rutter’s anthem "Look…

Organist Sarah Svendsen, a New Glasgow native and a graduate of University of Toronto and Yale School of Music, is a 2018 traveling clinician with the national office of the Royal Canadian College of Organists. She will give a recital in St. George and St. Andrew United Church, Annapolis Royal on Saturday November 10 at 7:30 pm. Her program will include works by Mozart, Vivaldi and Bach. A highlight of the recital should be Bach's "Toccata and Fugue in d…