Concerts
Concerts

Hear us sing “Mornin’ Train” at the April 2nd Concert in Sheet Harbour

Our Sheet Harbour concert is fast approaching – Sunday 2nd April at Sheet Harbour Lions Club. Concert starts at 2:30 p.m. Doors open at 2:00. Tea and dessert provided by Sheet Harbour Lions Club.

The video features the song “Mornin’ Train”, courtesy of Cypress Choral Music www.cypresschoral.com. We’ll be singing this song at the concert along with a selection of others from our 2017 all-Canadian repertoire, and some old favourites from past seasons. The photos are of train “The Ocean” in Halifax and heading through Nova Scotia bound for Montreal, the Eastern Shore, and the final locomotive picture in BC, home of Cypress Choral Music.

“Afternoon Blend” – Songs to Lift the Spirit and Tea to Soothe the Soul. Concert, Tea and Dessert.
Concerts

April 2nd. Afternoon Concert, Tea and Dessert, in Sheet Harbour

With signs of spring starting to appear, we’re very much looking forward to traveling along parts of the beautiful Eastern Shore to Sheet Harbour for our concert on Sunday 2nd April.

 

In partnership with Sheet Harbour Lions Club, the afternoon show takes place at the Royal Canadian Legion, 23566 Highway #7, Sheet Harbour. You’ll hear a selection of songs from our all-Canadian season repertoire, and you’ll savor some delicious tea and desserts.

 

The concert starts at 2:30p.m. Doors open at 2:00p.m.

 

Tickets for the concert, tea & dessert are $12. Tickets may be obtained in advance from Janice Christie, janicechristie@seasidehighspeed.com, and Allan Banks, abanks@ns.sympatico.ca, or from members of the Choir and Sheet Harbour Lions Club, or at the door.

 

Please mark your calendars. We look forward to seeing you there.

 
Concerts

Songs of Sea and Shore, Sensibility and Satire – June 5th Concert

Coastal Voices Men's Choir's photo.

We had a great appreciative audience for our end-of-season concert yesterday evening at First United Church in Musquodoboit Harbour. Thank you for your support!

Also a special thanks to Rowan Wilson-Henkelman for her wonderful solo pieces accompanied by John Plant, and including “Rise Again” performed with the Choir, and to Ro Evans for his steadfast support playing guitar for “Hit the Road, Jack!” with Blair Lopes, Janet Gaskin, and back-up singers.

Many thanks also for “insider” solo performances by our bass singer/songwriter Jim Reid with his own composition “Love’s Like That”, and by our accompanist John Plant for Mozart’s Variations on …. a tune well known in children’s songs! It was also a privilege and great fun to sing John’s arrangement for the Choir of “I Am So Proud” from Gilbert and Sullivan’s “The Mikado”.

The Choir continues to develop thanks to the tremendous leadership of Music Director Janet Gaskin and Chairman/Assistant Music Director Allan Banks, and with the brilliant support of Accompanist John Plant. We look forward to next season.