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A small contingent of the Chorus performed in the ByWard on Saturday at the invitation of the ByWard Market Business Association. It was a beautiful sunny day and we were pleased to see so many happy shoppers out and and about, especially those who stopped by to take in a song or two. Many thanks to the generous donations from passers-by!

The Chorus is packing up preaparing to head to Belleville for the 2015 Ontario District Fall Convention. On Saturday, at about 12:20pm, we will be taking to the stage. We have 2 really great songs to sing at this annual contest and about 50 excited guys who have spent months learning the songs, learning the choreo moves, perfecting the key changes, and getting ready to show our fellow barbershoppers what the Capital City Chorus is all about!

Home Free was a big hit with our audience at our Show on Saturday with their enjoyable, toe-tapping harmonies and chest-rumbling bass and beats! Thanks to the vocal band for including our show on their "Don't if Feel Good" tour. A huge thanks to our amazing audiences for coming to the show and giving both the Chorus and Home Free a warm and enthusiastic welcome to the stage. Thanks also to the Algonquin Common Theatre crews for providing a great venue and show support. A special thanks to our volunteers who supported the Chorus and the Band, keeping us fed, happy, and on schedule.

The Chorus was busy Thursday evening putting its finishing touches on our set for this weekend's show. We're all looking forward to having Home Free join us on our stage and to welcoming our audience to the Matinee and Evening shows. Haven't got your tickets yet? See the show page to get tickets or pick them up at the box office before the show. Doors open 30 minutes before each show.

15 members of the Capital City Chorus went to Harmony Ranch in Baldwin, ON on August 8 for the 2015 Ontario Quartetting Event (OQE). After a brief rainfall while we were in the 'Woodshed' barn for our morning chorus warm-up, the weather cleared and we individually progressed through 5 of a possible 17 stations where we met up with 3 other randomly-selected barbershoppers who had prepared the same 8 songs, forming a pick-up quartet. At the end of the day, a draw took place to determine 17 randomly-configured pick-up quartets and one of the 8 songs.

We had the pleasure of singing at Westfest on Saturday afternoon. The weather was great, the crowd was fantastic and we greatly enjoyed performing for our Ottawa listeners! Thanks to the All Saints and First United churches for the invite and for coordinating a fun lineup of local talent. It was great to be part of the festivities.

On May 4 the Capital City Chorus hosted our 9th Annual Youth Quartet Competition. It was an exceptional night of entertainment and fun for us. Congratulations to all the competitors who took part and thanks to their families and music educators for their support.

We had 5 quartets from 3 different schools all performing some really great music. The schools represented were Canterbury HS, St. Francis-Xavier HS, and St. Beatrice Desloges HS.

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