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member choirs in the rest of Canada

If you do not see an existing Ubuntu Network choir in your region, but would like to start one (or know someone who might), please consider the Community Choir Leadership Training (CCLT) program. Many of the directors of Ubuntu Network member choirs have gone through this program.
Les chorales Allez chante! (Montréal, Québec)
info@allezchante.ca 514-903-1517
Directrice/Director Evemarie Brunelle (CCLT 2008-2009)
Les chorales Allez Chante! sont avant tout un lieu de ressourcement.
Parce que chanter ça fait du bien!

On y entre sans audition, tous sont bienvenus.
On s’étire, on respire, on réchauffe notre voix.
On explore des rythmes et on apprend des chants de partout dans le monde.
On chante des pièces variées, à l’unisson, en canon et à plusieurs voix.
 
À la fin de chaque chanson nous observons une courte pause silencieuse

Nous chantons dans une ancienne salle d'église qui offre une résonnance acoustique exceptionnelle!
 
Consultez le site internet pour les dates, heures et autres détails.
 
Au plaisir de chanter avec vous!

Above all, Allez Chante! Choirs are a source of enrichment.
Because singing makes us feel great!

Focusing, breathing and group singing.
No audition required — everyone welcome.
Stretching, centering, breathing and vocal warm-ups.
Rhythm exploration and repertoire discovery.
We sing songs from all over the world.
Vocal variety — unison, rounds and multiple voice singing.
 
A time of silence is allowed after each song we sing.
The old church hall where we sing has outstanding resonance and acoustics!

Teachings are done in French.

See website for dates, times and details.

We look forward to singing with you!

Spirit’s Call Choir (Winnipeg, MA)
dlazar@mts.net | (204) 488-0495
program director, Margaret Tobin (CCLT 2004–05)
musical director, Jeremy Vallance
Spirit’s Call Choir’s vision is to support personal, choral and global harmony. We sing a mixed repertoire from different languages, cultures and traditions, with uplifting themes, in 4-part harmony.