Past concerts

Spring 2014 · Past concert

Tales from Abroad

The choir on the chancel steps beneath a stained-glass window, the women in scarves of pink, teal, gold and purple, with the conductor at the left, arm raised.
The Spectrum Singers in concert, spring 2014. From a concert video shared on YouTube.

Performances

  • Friday, May 2, 20147:30 pm
  • Saturday, May 3, 20147:30 pm

Venue

St Michael's Cathedral608 Sutherland Avenue, Kelowna, BC

Doors

7:00 pm, show at 7:30 pm

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The programme

A musical tour of folk songs from Sweden, Norway, Spain, Wales, Chile, the Philippines, Canada, the United States, Nigeria and Israel. The programme opened with Scarborough Fair and included Cantaré, Cantarás, Morning Has Broken, Paruparong Bukid, Gracias a la Vida, Ma Navu, Bring Me Little Water, Sylvie, Blowin’ in the Wind and A Welsh Lullaby, closing with Praise His Holy Name!

Guest artists

  • Elizabeth Wocks — Piano
  • Stephen Buck — Flute, clarinet and saxophone
  • Lonnie Burma — Percussion
  • Darko Cuk — Bass

Direction

Directed by Kim Kleineberg, Artistic Director of the Spectrum Singers Kelowna.

In the press

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Concert poster for Tales from Abroad, listing dates, venue and ticket prices.
The original poster for Tales from Abroad, Friday, May 2, 2014.

Listen

From the concert

  • 3:49

    A Welsh Lullaby

  • 3:35

    Blowin' in the Wind/America

  • 4:02

    Bring Me Little Water Sylvie

  • 2:48

    Cantare Cantaras

  • 7:12

    Gracias a la Vida & Mojuba

  • 1:38

    Ma Navu

  • 4:58

    Morning Has Broken and Paruparong Bukid

  • 8:12

    Riversong & Make and Break Harbour

  • 3:59

    Sa Skimrande Var Aldrig Havet

  • 2:54

    Scarborough Fair

  • 6:57

    Tell My Ma & Norwegian Lullaby

  • 2:24

    The Maid of Llanwellyn

  • 4:41

    Praise His Holy Name!

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