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| Past Conductors |
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David Wilson founded the Spiritus Chamber Choir in 1995, and served
as Artistic Director until 2001, when he left Calgary to pursue
a Master of Music degree in Choral Conducting at the University
of Alberta. During his tenure with Spiritus, the choir received
a 1999 International Contemporary A Cappella Recording Award for
its performance of Anton Bruckner's Os Justi from its inaugural
CD, Crossing Bridges, and was a semi-finalist in the CBC National
Choral Competition 2000. Spiritus released its second CD, Never
the Same River Twice in 2001. |
In 1999, Mr. Wilson received the Alberta Choral Federation's Con Spirito Award, in recognition of his outstanding contribution to choral music in Alberta. Now living in Edmonton, he is the conductor of the Edmonton Recorder Orchestra, and has been the Associate Conductor of both the Richard Eaton Singers and the Da Camera Singers. In addition to his busy Vocal and Breath Therapy studios, David is in constant demand as a singer, and vocal and choral clinician.
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Soprano Janet Youngdahl is a specialist in early music for the voice, from the perspective of a solo singer, historian, and a choral conductor. She has toured with the ensemble for Medieval music Sequentia throughout Europe and North America. She appears as a soloist on seven recordings with this ensemble with Deutsche Harmonia Mundi / BMG. In concert, she has appeared at the Lincoln Center Festival in New York City, the Proms in London, the Melbourne Festival in Australia, and in concerts in Amsterdam, Paris, Florence, Cologne, Stockholm, San |
| Francisco, Boston and Chicago. She is currently an assstant professor at the University of Lethbridge, teaching voice and conducting the University of Lethbridge Singers. |
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Pierre Simard pursues a career as conductor and composer-arranger, which has led him to Belgium, France, Mauritius and Réunion Islands, Ukraine, USA, as well as throughout Canada. Pierre is currently Associate Director with the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra and Artistic Director for the Vancouver Island Symphony and the Orchestre Symphonique de Drummondville. He has performed as guest conductor with orchestras in Milwaukee, Toronto, Ottawa (National Arts Centre), Okanagan and Hamilton. In his native Québec, he has conducted Les Violons du |
Roy, the Orchestre Métropolitain and the Bradyworks Ensemble.
For more information: www.pierresimard.ca |
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