Showing posts with label 2011 Xmas Season. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2011 Xmas Season. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 26, 2012

Myn Lyking, an Old English carol, performed by The Stairwell Carollers

Stairwell Caroller scarf and cloak are one piece




Ottawa choir, The Stairwell Carollers, perform "Myn Lyking" by R.R. Terry. This a cappella setting of the Old English lullaby carol is by the choir's director, Pierre Massie.  The carollers, an a cappella group, formed in 1977 by Pierre, has earned the distinction of being ranked amongst the best of Ottawa choirs by choral critics. We are a non-profit organization, and raise funds for local charities through our concert, CD and cookbook sales.

This version of Myn Lyking will be included in our next Christmas CD, release date, October 2015.  All our CDs are available on our website in both CD form and as MP3 downloads.

Buy our CDs and help other charities reach their goals!!!

Visit our blog
or our website for updates.

Audio: Tom Barnes.  Recorded at St. Columba Church, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, Dec 17th, 2011.
Videographer: Andrew Mason.
Editing: Pierre Massie

Monday, December 24, 2012

Iesous Ahatonnia - The Huron Carol - Merry Christmas from the Stairwell Carollers


                Ottawa choir, The Stairwell Carollers, perform "Iesous Ahatonnia" - The Huron Carol - in a new arrangement by Pierre Massie.  

Pete found the original Huron words for his new arrangement of The Huron Carol, commonly believed to be "the first Canadian Christmas carol".

Here are the words to the Huron Carol as transcribed at http://www.wyandot.org/carol.htm 

Huron/Wendat Language

Es-ten-nia-lon de tson-ou-e
Jesous a-ha-ton-hia,
On-naou-a-te-ou-a d'o-ki
N'on-ouan-da-skoua-en-tak;
En-non-chien skou-a-tri-ho-tat,
N'on-ou-an-di-lon-ra-cha-tha,
Jesous a-ha-ton-hia,
Jesous a-ha-ton-hi-a   

We are an a cappella group, formed in 1977 by director Pierre Massie, is a non-profit organization. We raise funds for local charities through concert, CD and cookbook sales.

This version of "Iesous Ahatonnia", will be included in our next Xmas CD.  Expected release date will be October 2015.

All our CDs are available on our website in both CD form and as MP3 downloads.

Buy our CDs and help other charities reach their goals!!!

Visit our blog
or our website for updates.

Audio: Tom Barnes.  Recorded at St. Columba Church, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, Dec 17th, 2011.
Videographer: Andrew Mason.
Editing: Pierre Massie

Monday, December 17, 2012

Suo Gân - Welsh traditional Christmas carol, sung by the men of The Stairwell Carollers

Pete and grand-niece, Jaila and niece Judy (Jaila's Auntie)
       Ottawa choir, The Stairwell Carollers, perform the Welsh carol, "Suo Gân",  arranged by Lawrence Wiliford.  

This is the one recording from our 2011 Christmas concert that highlights Paul Churchill as he sings tenor. He is standing second from the left in the back row. 

The carollers, an a cappella group, formed in 1977 by director Pierre Massie, has earned the distinction of being ranked amongst the best of Ottawa choirs by choral critics. We are a non-profit organization, who raise funds for local charities through concert, CD and cookbook sales.

   English translation of this traditional Welsh carol from Wikipedia

Sleep my baby, at my breast,
’Tis a mother’s arms round you.
Make yourself a snug, warm nest.
Feel my love forever new.
Harm will not meet you in sleep,
Hurt will always pass you by.
Child beloved, always you’ll keep,
In sleep gentle, mother’s breast nigh.
Sleep in peace tonight, sleep,
O sleep gently, what a sight.
A smile I see in slumber deep,
What visions make your face bright?
Are the angels above smiling,
At you in your peaceful rest?
Are you beaming back while in
Peaceful slumber on mother’s breast?
Do not fear the sound, it’s a breeze
Brushing leaves against the door.
Do not dread the murmuring seas,
Lonely waves washing the shore.
Sleep child mine, there’s nothing here,
While in slumber at my breast,
Angels smiling, have no fear,
Holy angels guard your rest.
This version of "Suo Gân" will be included in our next Xmas CD.  Expected release date will be October 2015.  All our CDs are available on our website in both CD form and as MP3 downloads.
Buy our CDs and help other charities reach their goals!!!

Visit our blog
or our website for updates.

Audio: Tom Barnes.  Recorded at St. Columba Church, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, Dec 17th, 2011.
Videographer: Andrew Mason.
Editing: Pierre Massie

Saturday, December 15, 2012

Past Three O'Clock - A wonderful medley of old carols

"Hope" banner at Glebe St. James Church, Ottawa
Ottawa choir, The Stairwell Carollers perform "Past Three O'Clock"  arranged by William Llewellyn.  

 

The Stairwell Carollers, an a cappella group, formed in 1977 by director Pierre Massie, has earned the distinction of being ranked amongst the best of Ottawa choirs by choral critics. We are a non-profit organization, who raise funds for local charities through concert, CD and cookbook sales.

This version of "Past Three O'clock" will be included in our next Xmas CD.  Expected release date will be October 2015.  All our CDs are available on our website in both CD form and as MP3 downloads.

Buy our CDs and help other charities reach their goals!!!

Visit our blog
or our website  for updates.

Audio: Tom Barnes.  Recorded at St. Columba Church, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, Dec 17th, 2011.
Videographer: Andrew Mason.
Editing: Pierre Massie


Sunday, November 25, 2012

Deck the Hall sung by the Stairwell Carollers -- A Holiday favourite

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   Ottawa choir, The Stairwell Carollers perform "Deck the Hall"  arranged by John Rutter.

Audio: Tom Barnes.  Recorded at St. Columba Church, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, Dec 17th, 2011.
Videographer: Andrew Mason.
Editing: Pierre Massie

 

The Stairwell Carollers are a registered non-profit organization, who raise funds for local charities through concert, CD and cookbook sales We are an a cappella group, formed in 1977 by director Pierre Massie, is ranked amongst the best of Ottawa choirs by choral critics.

This version of "Deck the Hall" is included in our Mourning Dove CD

All our CDs are available on our website in both CD form and as MP3 downloads.

Buy our CDs and help local charities reach their goals!!!

Visit our website for updates.

Our new Sacred music CD, Cantate Domino, is dedicated to the memory of Paul Churchill, tenor, whose voice and heart will be forever remembered.

If  you live in the Ottawa region, you can purchase any of our our CDs directly from choir members. 

 
Buy our CDs
online - available now as Mp3 downloads, at Ottawa stores, or at our live concerts.   
 

Email us at info@stairwellcarollers.com

Saturday, November 17, 2012

Carol of The Bells - a seasonal favourite sung by The Stairwell Carollers

Stairwell Carollers scarf
                           
                                                        Ottawa choir, The Stairwell Carollers, perform "Carol of The Bells"  composed by Mykola Leontovych with lyrics created by Peter J. Wilhousky.

Audio: Tom Barnes.  Recorded at St. Columba Church, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, Dec 17th, 2011.
Videographer: Andrew Mason.
Editing: Pierre Massie

The Stairwell Carollers are an a cappella group, formed in 1977 by director Pierre Massie to share the spirit of Christmas with our music. We are a non-profit, charitable organization, who raise funds for local charities and needy community groups through our concert, CD and cookbook sales.

This version of "Carol of The Bells" is on our Qui creavit celem CD.  All our CDs are available on our website in both CD form and as MP3 downloads.

Buy our CDs and help other charities reach their goals!!!

Visit our blog
or our website for updates.

Our brand-new Sacred music CD, Cantate Domino is dedicated to the memory of Paul Churchill, tenor, whose voice and heart will be forever remembered.

If  you live in the Ottawa region, you can purchase any of our our CDs directly from choir members. 

 
Email us at info@stairwellcarollers.com

Buy our CDs
online - available now as Mp3 downloads, at Ottawa stores, or at our live concerts.   


Sunday, November 11, 2012

Mon beau sapin - O Tannenbaum, en Francais, sung by The Stairwell Carollers

Stairwell Carollers Stille Nacht Christmas concert at St. Columba, Ottawa -- 2011
Ottawa choir, The Stairwell Carollers perform "Mon beau sapin" Traditional music,  arrangement by Maurice Dela and Pierre Massie.  



This is a french version of the original German carol, O Tannenbaum, (words by Ernst Anschüt). In English, O Christmas Tree.

The carollers, an a cappella group formed in 1977 by director Pierre Massie, are a non-profit organization, who raise funds for local charities through concert, CD and cookbook sales.

This version of "Mon beau sapin" is on our Laudemus cum armonia CD

All our CDs are now available as MP3 downloads.

Buy our CDs and help other charities reach their goals!!!

Visit our Official website.

Audio: Tom Barnes.  Recorded at St. Columba Church, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, Dec 17th, 2011.
Videographer: Andrew Mason.
Editing: Pierre Massie

Our brand-new Sacred music CD, Cantate Domino is dedicated to the memory of Paul Churchill, tenor, whose voice and heart will be forever remembered.

If  you live in the Ottawa region, you can purchase any of our our CDs directly from choir members. 

 
Email us at info@stairwellcarollers.com

Buy our CDs
online - available now as Mp3 downloads, at Ottawa stores, or at our live concerts.   


Saturday, November 10, 2012

God Rest You, Merry Gentlemen - a timeless carol, sung by The Stairwell Carollers

Whiskeyjack (Northern Jay) photo by Holly Massie, All rights reserved

The Stairwell Carollers perform "God Rest You, Merry Gentlemen" Traditional.  

The carollers, formed in 1977 by director Pierre Massie, is ranked amongst the best of Ottawa a cappella choirs by choral critics. We are a non-profit organization, who raise funds for local charities through concert, CD and cookbook sales.



This version of "God Rest You, Merry Gentlemen" will be on our next Xmas CD to be released in fall of 2015.  Our CDs are now available as MP3 downloads.

Audio: Tom Barnes.  Recorded at St. Columba Church, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, Dec 17th, 2011.
Videographer: Andrew Mason.
Editing: Pierre Massie

Buy our CDs and help other charities reach their goals!!!

Visit The Stairwell Carollers Official website.


Our brand-new Sacred music CD, Cantate Domino is dedicated to the memory of Paul Churchill, tenor, whose voice and heart will be forever remembered.

If  you live in the Ottawa region, you can purchase any of our our CDs directly from choir members. 

 
Email us at info@stairwellcarollers.com

Buy our CDs
online - available now as Mp3 downloads, at Ottawa stores, or at our live concerts.  

Sunday, October 28, 2012

Tomorrow Shall be My Dancing Day - The Stairwell Carollers

A pair of Painted Lady butterflies, dancing atop a fall cone-flower.

                         Ottawa choir, The Stairwell Carollers perform "Tomorrow Shall be My Dancing Day". Traditional, arr: Sir David Willcocks.  The Carollers, an a cappella group, formed in 1977 by director Pierre Massie, is ranked among the best of Ottawa choirs by choral critics. We are a non-profit organization and raise funds for local charities through our concert, CD and cookbook sales.

This version of "Tomorrow Shall be My Dancing Day" is on our Mourning Dove CD.

Our CDs are now available as MP3 downloads.

Buy our CDs and help other charities reach their goals!!!

Visit our blog
or our website  for updates.

Audio: Tom Barnes.  Recorded at St. Columba Church, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, Dec 17th, 2011.
Videographer: Andrew Mason.
Editing: Pierre Massie

Order our new CD, CANTATE DOMINO - a selection of Renaissance Sacred choral pieces. On Mp3 too!

Cantate Domino is dedicated to the memory of Paul Churchill, Tenor, whose voice and heart will be forever remembered.


If  you live in the Ottawa area, you can purchase our CDs directly from choir members. 

You can also buy them at Ottawa area stores,  
online - many available now as Mp3 downloads
 or at our live concerts.

Sunday, October 21, 2012

Ding Dong Merrily on High - Xmas Carol from The Stairwell Carollers

Giant Christmas ball on huge tree at the National Gallery, Ottawa

                                                            Ottawa choir, The Stairwell Carollers, perform "Ding Dong Merrily on High" at a 2011 Christmas concert. This carol is based on a 16th century melody with text by Woodward and arrangement by Charles Wood. 

Audio: Tom Barnes.  Recorded at St. Columba Church, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, Dec 17th, 2011.
Videographer: Andrew Mason.
Editing: Pierre Massie


 The Stairwell Carollers, an a cappella group, formed in 1977 by director Pierre Massie, has earned the distinction of being ranked amongst the best of Ottawa choirs by choral critics. We are a non-profit organization, who raise funds for local charities through concert, CD and cookbook sales.

This version of "Ding Dong Merrily on High" is on our Qui creavit celum CD.  Our CDs are now available as MP3 downloads.

Buy our CDs and help other charities reach their
goals!!!

Visit our blog  or our website  for updates.

Pre-order our new CD, CANTATE DOMINO - a selection of Renaissance Sacred choral pieces.


Cantate Domino is dedicated to the memory of Paul Churchill, Tenor, whose voice and heart will be forever remembered.

Cantate Domino will be available soon -- if you live in the Ottawa area, you can purchase our CDs directly from choir members. 

You can also buy them at Ottawa area stores, online, or at our live concerts.

Saturday, September 22, 2012

In The Bleak MidWinter -- Rossetti / H. Darke - performed by The Stairwell Carollers

Finch in winter storm - photo copyright Holly Massie, all rights reserved
               Ottawa a cappella choir, sings "In The Bleak MidWinter " - words: Christina Rossetti (1872),  arr.:Pierre Massie of a Harold Darke setting (1909). 



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The Stairwell Carollers, formed in 1977 by director Pierre Massie, has earned the distinction of being ranked amongst the best of Ottawa choirs by choral critics. They are a non-profit organization, and raise funds for local charities through concert, CD and cookbook sales.

This version of "In The Bleak MidWinter" will be available on our next Christmas CD -- to be released  October 2015.

Buy our CDs and help local charities reach their goals!

Visit our blog
or our website for updates.

Audio: Tom Barnes.  Recorded at St. Columba Church, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, Dec 17th, 2011.
Videographer: Andrew Mason.
Editing: Pierre Massie

Saturday, September 8, 2012

Ottawa choir, The Stairwell Carollers, perform the lively Christmas carol "Wassail Song"

The Stairwell Carollers on Sparks Street, Christmas, 1979


            Ottawa choir, The Stairwell Carollers, perform the lively Christmas carol "Wassail Song" - arranged by our choral director, Pierre Massie.

This version of "Wassail Song" will be available on our next Christmas CD to be released on October 2015.

Audio: Tom Barnes.  Recorded at St. Columba Church, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, Dec 17th, 2011.
Videographer: Andrew Mason.
Editing: Pierre Massie

Formed in 1977 by director Pierre Massie, The Stairwell Carollers acappella choral group is ranked amongst the best of Canadian choirs by choral critics across the country.

A non-profit organization, our choir raises funds for local charities through concert, CD and cookbook sales.

Our CDs make great Christmas gifts and help charities reach their goals. A gift that gives twice!

Visit
Our blog and Our website  for updates.



Wednesday, August 29, 2012

Ottawa choir, The Stairwell Carollers perform "Dans cette étable"

Stairwell Carollers 2011 Xmas concert at St. Columba, Ottawa




"Dans cette étable" Trad. French, arranged by Pierre Massie.  

The Stairwell Carollers are a non-profit organization, who raise funds for local charities through concert, CD and cookbook sales.

Visit our blog
or our website  for updates.

Audio: Tom Barnes.  Recorded at St. Columba Church, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, Dec 17th, 2011.
Videographer: Andrew Mason.
Editing: Pierre Massie

Buy our CDs and help out needy charities!!! 

This version of "Dans cette étable" is available on our "Laudemus cum armonia" CD. 

Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Here is The Little Door, a modern Christmas carol by Herbert Howells

Packed audience at St. Columba 2011 Xmas concert



                    Ottawa choir, The Stairwell Carollers perform "Here is The Little Door" by Herbert Howells

The Stairwell Carollers, formed in 1977 by director Pierre Massie, has earned the distinction of being ranked amongst the best of Ottawa choirs by choral critics.
A non-profit organization, we raise funds for local charities through concert, CD and cookbook sales.

Buy our CDs and help charities reach their goals!!!

Visit our blog
or our website

Audio: Tom Barnes.  Recorded at St. Columba Church, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, Dec 17th, 2011.
Videographer: Andrew Mason.
Editing: Pierre Massie

Saturday, June 30, 2012

Paul Churchill photos - courtesy of Ferris-Manning Photography

The Stairwell Carollers Copyright Ferris-Manning Photography

             Peter Ferris-Manning of Ferris-Manning Photography has graciously allowed us to share this selection of photos he took of the Stairwell Carollers at our 2011 National Gallery concert. He was  at the Mondial concert in Laval last weekend and is shocked and saddened by the suddenness of Paul's passing. Peter expresses his condolences for Paul's friends and family with the hope that these photos will be of some comfort. Fell free to copy and share them.

The Stairwell Carollers Copyright Ferris-Manning Photography


Wednesday, February 15, 2012

NOTEable Mention -- The PR Committee

Stairwell Carollers PR committee confers
David, Ann, Bill and Diana check out clippings

Congratulations to this year's amazing PR committee who worked so hard to get us on the global  music map!


David, using his natural interest in journalistic writing, has produced many articles about the choir. We all hope he continues, since his talent and drive in contacting all the local newspapers and keeping track of important details along the way is unparallelled.
Thanks so much, David!

Ann has many contacts in the media and with her experience with publicity has helped galvanize the PR committee into what it has become. She is a lynchpin in ways I can't even imagine. Invariably, when I ask her, "Hey, Ann, did you see this community paper or that online billboard?" she had -- and she had already contacted them and was waiting on an answer.
Thanks, Ann!

Diana, our Vice-President, plays down her involvement, claiming that she has mostly proof-read copy. Of course, she looks over David's articles and press releases and (in her own words) enjoys tweaking words and phrases. Likewise for other print and web material,  looking over the newsletter and programs for font types and sizes, spelling, and overall visual appearance. She even managed to spell check in two different languages this year: Huron and Spanish! (but speaks neither -- amazing!) Don't ask her to do the same for numbers or financial documents, though (her own words, again.)

She also talks up the choir A LOT and puts up posters wherever she can.
Thanks a bunch, Di!
René, our president, at the AGM with the Steering Comittee

 René, our President, is our main "French Connection" for the PR committee.  Like the entire choir, many of the PR committee are francophone or bilingual, but his pristine understanding of the French language makes him the perfect translator-on-the-spot. He also steers us toward French media and venues we may have missed otherwise. We are looking forward to some exciting possibilities for festivals and competitions coming up proposed by René and the Steering committee. Keep tuned here to stay up to date.
Merci, René!

Pete, husband and director, and me, Holly

Holly (that's me) --  if you read this  blog you know that I hold up the internet end of the PR skip rope. Twitter, Facebook and myriad other sites have filled my head with passwords and filled my inbox with both interesting ideas, opportunities and (sometimes) dubious offers for the choir. I like postering too.
Thanks, me :)

I also take most of the photos found here.

Although not an official PR committee member, Andrea pulled some personal strings and got us a wonderful hour long Christmas Special on Rogers cable, which was beautifully directed by the Rogers staff and played many times over the 2011 Christmas season.

It will also be a great souvenir for the choir members -- thanks, Andy!

Michel (wife of Rene) setting up CDs at a concert venue

Many others, choir members and supporters, have helped promote the Stairwell Carollers this past year. They sold tickets, CDs and cookbooks and went door to door to businesses to get ads for the program. 

Thank you to all who shared our YouTube channel, The Stairwell Caroller Choir Blog and our Official Website and Liked us on Facebook too. Don't stop!

Thank you,Thank you,Thank you to everyone who went above and beyond their singing contribution. Volunteerism is at our heart and keeps us strong and productive as an organization.

Tuesday, January 31, 2012

A look back at a wondrous Season of song -- Christmas 2011


Caroling in the Byward Market, singing  before the giant tree in the National Gallery , and an hour long Rogers TV Christmas show filmed at our concert at the beautiful Woodroffe United church were just some of the highlights of this exciting past Christmas season of song!

Here are some photos of the journey...


I've put together a playlist below of some of the carols we performed at our 2011 Xmas concert,"Stille Nacht". Enjoy!



Saturday, December 24, 2011

Your Ottawa Region article -- "Choir group gives back to the community"

Pierre, "What song do do you guys want to sing now?"
Kristy Wallace wrote a very nice article on us, embedded below, based on a phone conversation she grabbed with me between concerts and caroling.
Thanks, Kristy!



Friday, December 23, 2011

Christmas Traditions -- Caroling, Wassailing and Holly

Leah, soprano, from our 1993 Regional Contact episode for CTV
I did this originally as a guest-post on the Blog, "Keeping the Christms Spirit Alive, 365" -- another great blog by Natasha in Oz

Decking the halls with holly and wassailing all around the town...

Holly, Mistletoe and even our Christmas tree are most likely vestiges of a pagan heritage that some Christians would rather forget.To avoid persecution from the Romans, Christians adopted a number of the traditions usually practiced for Saturnalia. This helped them blend in with the pagans and avoid harassment for their christian faith.
Holly leaves and berries are often added to wreaths because of a folk tale dating back to the first century that said the crown of thorns was mixed with holly. John McCollister

Deck the Halls with Boughs of Holly

Though most of us now live in modern homes rather than great vaulted halls, we still (deck) decorate at Christmastime. with holly, wreaths, candy canes and ivy.

There is evidence that this old carol originated in Wales but the words are believed to be American. If you wonder why American lyrics would celebrate old English customs, the answer is simple. The lyrics were written in 19th century America when Mr.Washington Irving was glorifying English customs and Charles Dickens "A Christmas Carol" was at the height of its first popularity. 
Abridged text from the Readers Digest Merry Christmas Songbook


Christmas Caroling
 "It may seem strange to us today that carols were originally used for dancing, since to dance in church smaks of irreverence. ... The Franciscan Friars were particularly devoted to dancing, and it may be that they brought the carole and its associated dances to England in the early 13th century."
From The Book of Christmas Carols, Fairmount books, inc.

The earliest carols were plainchant hymns from the middle ages.Modern choirs prefer many voices, so these songs are rarely sung. Holy Songs, 1582, by J. M. Neale collected the best carols of the Medieval period. Through the centuries, hymns and songs of Christmas, originated throughout Europe, were in vigorous use until a sudden decline of interest in the 18th century. It was reversed with the new idea of a  "congregational hymn" encouraging multiple voice parts to lift the songs to exciting new heights.
From the New Oxford Book of Carols (easily the most exhaustive Christmas carol book on the planet!)

Wassailing from house to house, involved carrying a wooden bowl filled with spiced wine as a gift for the household.
Stairwell Carollers carrying a wassail bowl --That's me on the right. This is also from our 1993 Regional Contact episode
 SOMERSET WASSAIL


"Somerset Wassail" was performed live in concert by The Stairwell Carollers on Dec 18, 2009.


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