Under the direction of its founding Artistic Director, Phoebe Voigts, the choir has earned an international reputation for artistic excellence and creative performance practices that are focused on initiatives promoting global understanding. The choir has performed on choral stages in Europe, Asia, the United States, South Africa, and across Canada. The Saskatoon Children’s Choir has three choirs: Preparatory Choir for children aged 7-9, Apprentice Choir for children aged 8-13 and Concert Choir for children aged 10-16. Principal accompanist is Michelle Aalders.

There is no fee for auditions.

Please call (306) 249-3927 to book an audition or for more information.

The concert takes place on December 2 and 3, 2011 at 7:30 PM at Third Avenue United Church in Saskatoon, and will feature the angelic voices of 120 choristers, accompanied by pianist Michelle Aalders. The program will feature classical and contemporary choral music of Lang, Stroope, Tiefenbach, Bach, Franck, Canadian folk music, as well as the choir’s stunning renditions of traditional seasonal favourites.

“We are delighted to be joined by so many Saskatoon’s professional musicians once again for this year’s concert,” said Voigts. “Their presence not only enriches the selections on the program, but also creates a wonderful learning experience for our choristers.”

The SCC is a strong presence on the world choral stage, including performances in France, Spain, Austria, the Czech Republic, China, the United States and Canada. This past July, the choir performed six concerts on their tour of South Africa.

Tickets are $20 and are available at McNally Robinson Booksellers, and at the door. Reserved seating.

For more information, contact Rita McLeod, ritamcleod@shaw.ca or 306-374-8077.

Any questions about my qualifications, or, prices, please feel free to email: heidi.duch@sasktel.net, or phone: 477-1076.

Thank you!

Blessings,

Heidi Duch

I have taught numerous homeschoolers who have completed RCM exams for high school credits and special projects. In my experience, I have observed that homeschoolers have an advantage, in that piano practicing becomes part of their daily routine during their prime learning time. For this reason, it is also beneficial for them to take daytime lessons. Daytime and evening lesson times are available. There is a family tuition rate: the 3rd family member receives a 10% discount. You may contact me at 384-3808 or ol.cr@sasktel.net.

What do I mean by “homeschool fair”?
A chance to sell used books, visit, and share ideas for the coming school year. Not just coffee and treats time (although there will be those), there will be a short (about an hour-from 7-8pm) time when anyone who wants can share their idea for a class, field trip, project, club etc. If you’ve found some cool curriculum but think it would really be better followed in a group setting, be prepared to talk about it. Would you be willing to plan field trips if you had someone to work with? Favorite educational finds of the past year – please share!

NEW PLAN for the Used Book Sale** My husband Andrew has volunteered to be the cashier for the evening, recording sales and collecting money. This means that you do not need to run your own table, but you still could if you’d prefer. Please mark each and every item for sale with your name or initials and the price. I’ll be at the church with tables set up by 5pm. If you are planning to sell books, please e-mail me (Kayla – klarc.hunt@gmail.com) with your name, the “code” you’ll use to mark your books and estimated amount of books (ie, 1 box, 10 boxes…).
Come when you can, we’ll have “official” forum time from 7-8, but the rest of the evening will just be shopping and chatting!
If you would like to share a class opportunity, co-op idea, favorite website….but just won’t be able to attend, please send me a paragraph or two along with your contact information and I’ll compile them into a handout.

Any questions, contact Kayla at klarc.hunt@gmail.com

The Prairie Spirit Theatre Company
Presents
Larceny And Old Lace
By Van Vandagriff/ Adapted by Lori Giesbrecht

Dessert theatre!!
FRIDAY & SATURDAY APRIL 15TH ,16TH

Cash admission at the door:
$5.00/person or $20.00/family

*Suggested age: 6yrs & up.
Reserved seating available: Call Shelley @ 384 2716

*The “suggested age” of 6 years old and up is only a guideline to help parents.
The play is 2 hours with an intermission about half way, so it just depends if they can sit quietly for that long

COME JOIN US
FOR AN EVENING OF LAUGHTER,
MADNESS, AND MAYHEM!!
Produced by special arrangement with Pioneer Drama Service, Inc.,Englewood, Colorado

The Saskatoon Children’s Choir presents its spring concert, “Cantus Populi: Songs of the People”, on Friday, April 15, 2011 at 7:30 p.m. at Third Avenue United Church in Saskatoon.

On the program are choral works by Claude Debussy, Paul Halley, Z. Randall Stroope, as well as Canadian composers Peter Tiefenbach, Mark Sirett, Stephen Hatfield and others.

In the finale, the 125 voices of the Saskatoon Children’s Choir choristers will be joined by four guest church choirs from around Saskatoon in a rousing rendition of Oscar Peterson’s Hymn to Freedom.

The Saskatoon Children’s Choir has earned an international reputation for artistic excellence and creative performance practices that are focused on initiatives promoting global understanding. The choir has performed on choral stages in Europe, Asia, the United States and across Canada, and is currently preparing for a performance/humanitarian tour of South Africa in July 2011.

Tickets are $20 and are available at McNally Robinson Booksellers, and at the door. Reserved seating.

For more information, contact

Rita McLeod, SCC GM and Communications

Phone (306) 374-8077, email: ritamcleod@shaw.ca

Or visit the SCC website at www.saskatoonchildrenschoir.org

The choir has earned an international reputation for artistic excellence and creative performance practices that are focused on initiatives promoting global understanding. It has performed on choral stages in Europe, Asia, the United States and across Canada, and is currently preparing for a performance/humanitarian tour of the Republic of South Africa in July 2011.

The Saskatoon Children’s Choir has three choirs: Preparatory Choir for children aged 7-9, Apprentice Choir for children aged 8-13 and Concert Choir for children aged 10-16.

Please call (306) 249-3927 to book an audition or for more information.

To register, please contact Kayla at klarc.hunt@gmail.com