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Sat 14 August 2010 at 8pm
The Elk Point Community Choir
Tickets: €5
A popular programme from one of Canada's best amateur choirs.
The Elk Point Community Choir were founded in 1990 in Alberta, Canada and has been very active for the past twenty years. The choir members are of various ages, from numerous communities and a variety of walks of life.
The Choir is a community choir not affiliated with any religious organisation. The repertoire ranges from Broadway hits, modern, gospel and classical music. The choir has three recordings and has toured Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, England, Scotland, Wales as well as the Canadian Maritime provinces.
The choir has approximately 35 members led by the director, Udo Mueller and accompanied by Pianist Deanna Easthope. Locally, the choir puts on two concerts a year, and performs in various communities upon request.
Tour Repertoire
All performances begin with the Canadian national anthem O Canada
1. Down To River To Pray – From the Movie “O Brother Where Art Thou”, arranged by Sheldon Curry
2. Unchained Melody – words by HY Zaret, music by Alex North
3. I’m Going Home – music by Leonard Breedlove, arranged by Pepper Choplin
4. Just Let Me Sing – words and music by Mary Donnelly, arranged by George Strid
5. The Mansions of the Lord - words by Randall Wallace, music by Nick Glennie-Smith
6. The Rhythm of Life – words by Dorothy Fields, music by Cy Coleman
7. ABBA Forever- words and music by Benny Anderson, Stig Anderson and Bjorn Ulvaeus
8. Working Man - lyrics and music by Rita MacNeil
9. Deep In Our Hearts - words by John Oldham, music by Ron Klusmeier
10. You Raise Me Up – words and music by Rolf Loveland and Brenden Graham, arranged by Udo Mueller
11. The Scarlet Tide - words & music by T Bone Burnett and Elvis Costello, arranged by Tom Fettke
12. The Irish Blessing – arranged by Joyce Eilers Bacak
13. The Voyageur’s Song – words and music by Rob Holliday and Gabe Bayduza, arranged By Udo Mueller
14. I Hope You Dance – words & music by T. Stiller & Max Sanders, arranged by Ed Logeski
15. Canadian Song – to be named
16. Canadian Song- to be named
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