Posts Tagged“Nova Scotia”

Congratulations to Nova Scotia conductor and music educator Heather Fraser who has been chosen to be the Conducting Fellow for the Canadian Chamber Choir’s upcoming tour of Newfoundland. The CCC will visit Newfoundland for the first time from Sept 24 to Oct 4, 2015. The Canadian Chamber Choir’s Conducting Fellow Program offers emerging or established Canadian choral conductors a unique opportunity to hone their skills through the preparation and rehearsal of challenging repertoire under the leadership of CCC Artistic Director Dr. Julia Davids. Conductors benefit from advanced in-depth training and immersion in a professional music-making environment while on tour for…

Tristan Cleveland-Thompson is a Halifax-based choral conductor and singer. He returned to Nova Scotia in 2009 from Edmonton to take the position of Music Director at the Presbyterian Church of Saint David in downtown Halifax. Tristan has had many musical opportunities offered to him privately and through the Halifax School System, to which he accredits a lot of his training. In addition to singing, Tristan plays the violin, viola, piano, piano, and pipe organ. Tristan studied pipe organ at First Baptist Church Halifax under the late Allen Wayte as well as at the University of Alberta in Edmonton under Neil Cockburn and…

Christopher Bowman (M. Mus Memorial University, B. Mus Mount Allison University) enjoys making music in many forms – as a conductor, solo and choral singer, educator, and composer. He is full-time Minister of Music at First United Church in Truro, Nova Scotia, and Artistic Director of the Cantabile Society of Truro, where he conducts the Cantabile Singers and co-conducts the Cantabile Boys’ Choir. He also sings with the Juno-nominated Canadian Chamber Choir and takes great delight in the fact that choral music has given him the opportunity to sing in every Canadian province. Chris is active as a baritone soloist;…