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Celebrating the many moods of winter and the holidays through song
(12/15/11) Social Band, a mixed chorus of 22 singers based in Burlington, will celebrate all things winter -- from outer cold to inner warmth - with two concerts this weekend in Vermont.

Some of the music will come from the group's first winter album, which came out a couple of years ago. The music ranges from traditional and medieval carols to works by modern Vermont composers.

Social Band will perform Saturday, 7:30 pm at Burlington's First Baptist Church and Sunday 4:00 pm at the Charlotte Congregational Church. Todd Moe spoke with director Amity Baker about Deep Midwinter.

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A decade of vocal devotion to Bach and Baroque
Lisette Canton conducts the Ottawa Bach Choir at a concert in New York City earlier this year.
Lisette Canton conducts the Ottawa Bach Choir at a concert in New York City earlier this year.
(10/12/11) One of Canada's top choirs kicks off its tenth season with a performance in Ottawa tonight. The Ottawa Bach Choir has performed its brand of Baroque music around the world and had its Carnegie Hall debut last May. Todd Moe talks with the ensemble's founder and Artistic Director Lisette Canton.

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"Fearless" young singers at Crane
Heather Eyerly directs a rehearsal of Crane's senior youth choir
Heather Eyerly directs a rehearsal of Crane's senior youth choir
(12/12/08) Children's choirs have been around for generations, and most adults will tell you their love of music began at a young age. There are a handful of youth choirs in the North Country that help foster early vocal skills, and supplement local school music programs. The Children's Chorus of Crane presents its winter concert at St. Mary's Church in Potsdam tonight at 7:30. It's a choir made up of a diverse group from throughout the North Country. Todd Moe stopped by a recent rehearsal and found a group of youngsters serious about making music together.

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Preview: Wind & Water in Potsdam
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Crane Chorus conductor Daniel Gordon (l) and composer Paul Steinberg (r) study the new score of "Wind & Water".
Crane Chorus conductor Daniel Gordon (l) and composer Paul Steinberg (r) study the new score of "Wind & Water".
(03/30/05) The Crane School of Music's 74th annual spring concert this Saturday (7:30 pm, Hosmer Hall) includes the world premiere performance of Wind & Water. It's a performance that includes electronic music, voice and dance. Todd Moe chats with the composer, conductor and author.
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