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Mar 10, 2012 • 7:00PM
BACH: MATTHÄUS-PASSION, BWV 244

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May 12, 2012 • 8:00PM
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The Ottawa Bach Choir, founded in 2002 by Lisette Canton, offers audiences a wide range of choral music of the finest quality, performing music from all historical periods while keeping Bach's choral oeuvre as the focus of its repertoire. Through a combination of both a scholarly and emotional approach to choral music, the choir expands all aspects of the artistic spectrum. It has performed extensively in Canada and abroad, and achieved national as well as international acclaim.

Classical Recordings Review - Cantate Domino

Written by RICHARD TODD, OTTAWA CITIZEN | Friday, January 13 2012 00:00

Cantate Domino

Ottawa Bach Choir, Lisette Canton, conductor (Canto)

This season marks the 10th anniversary of the Ottawa Bach Choir and the release of this CD is part of the celebrations.

BAROQUE CHRISTMAS

Where: St. Matthew's Church
Reviewed on: Saturday, November 26, 2011

OTTAWA — No musical era is more closely associated with Christmas than the Baroque. Saturday evening’s Ottawa Bach Choir concert at St. Matthew’s might be taken as the launch of Ottawa’s musical holiday season, not only because it’s the first major offering this year, but also because it was the occasion of the launch of the Choir’s fifth CD, entitled Cantate Domino.

Visitors Lift Up Their Voices to Bach and More

Written by STEVE SMITH, NEW YORK TIMES \| Tuesday, May 24 2011 00:00
Not every musician’s Carnegie Hall debut takes place during a concert produced by Carnegie Hall. The institution’s in-house artistic administration is responsible for only a fraction of the events that take place there, admittedly including most of its starriest affairs. Still, an artistically successful debut not produced by Carnegie is no less remarkable or noteworthy an achievement — a point made by the Ottawa Bach Choir at Weill Recital Hall on Monday night.
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