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David Cameron, Music Director
Founded in 1984 by Music Director David
Cameron as an ensemble of sixteen singers, Melos expanded
in 2000 to become The Melos Choral Ensemble, a mixed-voice choir of 40-50
members. Melos performs four concerts per year, which take place at city
churches or
at one of the two Kingston cathedrals. Rehearsals are on Wednesday evenings,
from September to May, at MacCallum Hall, Chalmers
United Church, and membership is by audition.
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Attention String Players!!
The Limestone City Strings
For
an enjoyable evening playing your violin,
viola, cello, or bass with a group who play
for enjoyment, consider joining The Limestone
City Strings!
For information call Conductor Egon Wittman
613-542-0074
Or visit us at our weekly rehearsals Tuesday
Evening 7:30-9:30 p.m.
St Mark’s Lutheran
Church - Victoria and Earl Streets
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Kingston Community Strings
The Kingston Community Strings is a forty member
amateur string orchestra, led by Kingston Symphony
musicians and available without audition
to players at any level of development.
This group plays a variety of string orchestral
repertoire and performs concerts at various
functions throughout the community. New
members are always welcome! For more
information, please contact the Kingston Symphony
Association office at 613-546-9729 or email
them.
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Queen's University: Faculty
of Music
Queen's University offers four
undergraduate degrees with concentrations in
music.
The School of Music admits students into a
four-year program leading to the Bachelor of
Music degree, as described on the B.Mus. page.
Admission is based on an audition, and students
must also meet the minimum academic requirements
for admission to the University. Details on
how to apply and the
audition process are described
on the Prospective Students page.
For those students whose goal to be a music
educator has been chosen before they enter university,
the B.Mus. degree can be combined with a Bachelor
of Education. Admission to the five-year concurrent
B.Mus./B.Ed. program is based on an audition,
on a Personal Statement of Experience (evaluated
by the Faculty of Education) and on meeting
Queen's academic requirements. A student whose
application to the B.Mus/B.Ed. program is unsuccessful
will automatically be considered for the B.Mus.
program.
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Limestone Education Through
the Arts
The Limestone Education through
the Arts Program is a full time, year-long
placement for students in grades 7 and 8. Students
study all subjects required in the Ontario
Curriculum through an integrated approach that
emphasizes arts-based activities and creative
expression. LEAP is taught by teachers with
backgrounds in the arts. Students participate
in regular, extended experiences that develop
their skills and interests in movement, drama,
visual arts and music.
This program is designed for students who
demonstrate a strong interest in the arts and
naturally gravitate to a variety of creative
and artistic activities. Candidates will be
assessed on demonstrated creative and expressive
ability in one or more of drama, music, visual
arts or movement, the ability to interact successfully
as a member of a team, and an academic standing
in all subjects that is at or near the standard
for the grade level.
The LEAP Program is offered at one
site, at Calvin Park Public School in Kingston.
Hollee Dine (Principal)
542-2796
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Sheet Music Supplies
Xanadu Music: Sheet Supplies and Lessons
Xanadu Music Inc.
641 Princess Street
Kingston ON K7L 1E4
Telephone: (613) 548-1551
Email: [email protected]
Number of Employees: 1
Contact: Alana Hyndman, Proprietor
Classification(s): MUSIC
Notes: Sheet music sales, extensive & varied
sales of music accessories (strings, dumsticks,
etc.). Sales of giftware. Lessons for various
instruments and voice.
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