The Upper Canada Choristers
Under the direction of Laurie Evan Fraser
Proudly present

Toronto Soundscapes:
Sharing our Voices

A Celebration of the Toronto Cultural Mosaic
with music from many world traditions

With special guests:

Kwasi Dunyo, African Drums

MorningStar River

Chamber Choir from Davisville Public School
Metro Toronto School for the Deaf
under the direction of Alison Bannerman

Friday, May 6, 2005 at 7:30 p.m.

Eglinton - St. George's United Church
35 Lytton Boulevard

The Music's Always There With You	John Rutter
From Canada:
Toronto Native Singing	MorningStar River
Rain Dance	Berta & Sonja Poorman Native North American
I'se the B'y	arr John Govedas
Cape Saint Mary's	arr. Keith Bissell
Les amours, les travaux (Love, Work)	Gilles Vigneault
A la claire fontaine (At The Clear Fountain)	arr. Bill White
Flunky Jim	arr. Brenda Thorne
From the West Indies:
Shake the Papaya Down	arr. R. Dwyer & J. Waller
Kumbaya	arr. Paul Sjolund
Turn the World Around	Harry Belafonte & Rober Freedman, arr. Larry Farrow
From South America:
Vals (Walse)	arr. Carrillo/Fraser
Caramba (Good Heavens!)	Venezuelan Folk
From Africa:
Sansa Kroma	Akan Playground Song
Music from Ghana with Kwasi Dunyo
Processional: Siyahamba	South African Song
From Asia:
Sakura Sakura (Cherry Blossoms)	arr. Jester Hairston
Takeda No Komoriuta (Takeda Lullaby)	Japanese Lullaby arr. Stephen Hatfield
From Europe:
Dance, Dance, Dance	Mary Donnelly arr. George Strid
Komm Lieber Mai (Come Dearest May)	Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Three Hungarian Folk Songs: 1. The Handsome Butcher 2. Apple, Apple 3. The Old Woman	Matyas Seiber
Sing Along favourites from England, Wales, and Ireland: Drink to me Only with Thine Eyes All Through the Night Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms
From the British Isles:
Ally Bally	arr. Judith Herrington
Bendemeer's Stream	arr. Charles Manney
And back to Canada:
Hymn to Freedom	Oscar Peterson
Go Now in Peace	Natalie Sleeth