Choral Cacophony Podcast
Stairwell Carollers
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CC Podcast S. 2 #13 - SSShort and SSSweet
Choral Cacophony Podcast
04/23/18 • 2 min

CCPodcast S. 2 #12 - Be like Fonzie
Choral Cacophony Podcast
04/09/18 • 5 min

CC Podcast S. 2 #11 - Spring Concerts Sneak Preview - Abendlied
Choral Cacophony Podcast
03/26/18 • 6 min

CC Podcast S. 2 #10 - Spring Forward with Octave Jumps
Choral Cacophony Podcast
03/19/18 • 5 min
Whaaaat? This week's Choral Cacophony Podcast features a warmup you can do to help with Octave jumps AND relaxed open tones. The secret?? Looking down. Yes. Literally. Looking down. Looking UP to reach a high note - straining for a note - can close off your air flow and tense up your muscles unnecessarily. So, look down when you reach up for that note. Try it, it works. About The Stairwell Carollers: Pierre Massie started our a cappella choir 40 years ago, in 1977, while a student of music at Ottawa U. The Stairwell Carollers are ranked with the best of Ontario choirs, having won both the 2010 and 2013 Ontario Music Festival Association competitions. A registered Canadian charity, we also help local charities with our concert, CD and cookbook sales. Net proceeds benefit charity.

CC Podcast S. 2 #9 - Movable Do - Dissonance!
Choral Cacophony Podcast
03/12/18 • 6 min

CC Podcast S. 2 #8 - Play Ball!
Choral Cacophony Podcast
03/05/18 • 5 min

CC Podcast S. 2 #7 - One Note Wonder
Choral Cacophony Podcast
02/26/18 • 6 min

CC Podcast S. 2 #6 - We Got Rhythm
Choral Cacophony Podcast
02/19/18 • 10 min

CC Podcast S. 2 #5a - Working out Laud
Choral Cacophony Podcast
02/12/18 • 6 min

CCPodcast S.2#14 - "I Am Not Yours" - Sneek Peek
Choral Cacophony Podcast
05/21/18 • 3 min
Ottawa choral music fans are in for a real treat June 2nd. Pierre Massie and his award-winning choir The Stairwell Carollers will be celebrating the finale of their 40th anniversary season with a diverse program of six centuries of music sung in six languages. 2018 Spring concert Programme - Eya Eya The concert will feature a number of Renaissance gems from England, Spain, France and Germany, 19th century gems like Abendlied by Josef Rheinberger, and modern masterpieces by Lauridsen, Stroope and Gjeilo. In addition, Pierre has programmed his award-winning “Eya eya gaudeamus” – the title track for the concert – as well as a brand-new arrangement of a medieval song – “In natali Domini” – by fellow Caroller David Rain. Throughout their 40 years, the Stairwell Carollers have been singing in a humanitarian key. Net proceeds from concerts and CD sales have allowed the Carollers to present donations to dozens of local charities and music scholarships to local high school students totalling over $140,000. The Carollers are delighted to announce that this year’s $1000 music scholarship will be presented at their June 2 concert to Rayna Crandlemire, a talented singer, who also plays violin, clarinet and piano. Rayna attended De La Salle High School and will be continuing her music education at the University of Toronto this fall, where she has also been awarded a music scholarship. Congratulations Rayna! In addition, on June 2 a donation of $2000 will be presented to the Galilee Centre. The Stairwell Carollers have a soft spot in their hearts for Arnprior’s Galilee Centre, as their special 40th anniversary workshop was just held there in May, led by the inspiring Gabriel Lewis-O'Connor, a former member of the renowned male chorus Chanticleer, who will be singing in Ottawa in July. The Carollers will make an official presentation of the donation and scholarship grants at their spring concert “Eya eya gaudeamus” at Saint Barnabas Church (corner of James St & Kent St) on June 2nd, 7:30pm. Hope to see you there! Tickets are available at the door for $20, or in advance for $15 from The Leading Note, 370 Elgin St; Compact Music, 190 & 785 1/2 Bank St; Books on Beechwood, 35 Beechwood Ave, or online at http://www.stairwellcarollers.com/Concerts.html. David Rain, who sings tenor with the Carollers, has been taking his musical cues from the back of Pierre Massie’s head for 25 years. About our A cappella Choir: Pierre Massie started The Stairwell Carollers in 1977 while studying music at Ottawa University. We are ranked with the best of Ontario choirs, winning both the 2010 and 2013 Ontario Music Festival Association competitions. A registered Canadian charity, Net proceeds of our concert, CD and cookbook sales are gifted to local charities.
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How many episodes does Choral Cacophony Podcast have?
Choral Cacophony Podcast currently has 37 episodes available.
What topics does Choral Cacophony Podcast cover?
The podcast is about Podcasts, Arts and Performing Arts.
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The episode title 'CC Podcast S. 2 #13 - SSShort and SSSweet' is the most popular.
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The average episode length on Choral Cacophony Podcast is 6 minutes.
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Episodes of Choral Cacophony Podcast are typically released every 7 days.
When was the first episode of Choral Cacophony Podcast?
The first episode of Choral Cacophony Podcast was released on Aug 29, 2017.
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