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Canadian Choral Music Partnerships

P. Morton Shand

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This article discusses the results of the first phase of an on-going Canadian choral music project under the auspices of the Association of Canadian Choral Conductors (ACCC). The B.C. Choral Federation, along with the John Adaskin Project, collaborated in order to prepare a guide to recently published choral music by B.C. composers. The article describes the content of the guide, and looks ahead to the second phase of the project – preparation of a guide to choral music by Ontario composers.

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This article discusses the results of the first phase of an on-going Canadian choral music project under the auspices of the Association of Canadian Choral Conductors (ACCC). The B.C. Choral Federation, along with the John Adaskin Project, collaborated in order to prepare a guide to recently published choral music by B.C. composers. The article describes the content of the guide, and looks ahead to the second phase of the project – preparation of a guide to choral music by Ontario composers.

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This article discusses the results of the first phase of an on-going Canadian choral music project under the auspices of the Association of Canadian Choral Conductors (ACCC). The B.C. Choral Federation, along with the John Adaskin Project, collaborated in order to prepare a guide to recently published choral music by B.C. composers. The article describes the content of the guide, and looks ahead to the second phase of the project – preparation of a guide to choral music by Ontario composers.

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