| | Here are some sites you may find of interest: - Amadeus Choir : A 115-voice choir in Toronto, and also conducted by Lydia Adams. Celebrating its 32nd anniversary in the 2006-2007 season, this group offers a subscription concert series, with performances at the George Weston Recital Hall and other venues throughout the Toronto area.
- ArtsWeek : ArtsWeek is the largest multidisciplinary arts festival in Canada, featuring over 350 events in music, dance, theatre, visual arts, media arts, literature, architecture & design, crafts and applied arts, festivals, community arts and more.
- CharityVillage : Charity Village is Canada's supersite for the nonprofit sector. Every day, you'll find more than 3,000 pages of news, jobs, resources, how-to articles, volunteer and event listings, educational opportunities, and much more.
- The Canadian Encyclopedia: Music History section : Excellent coverage of Canadian music history, along with suggested readings. The "Links to Other Sites" section has extensive and useful links, including one to the Canadian Music Centre.
- Children of Chornobyl Canadian Fund : This registered charitable organization was established in 1989 to provide humanitarian aid to victims of the 1986 Chornobyl nuclear disaster. The Elmer Iseler Singers will participate in a Remember & Hope concert on April 9, 2006 to benefit the Children.
- Choralnet : The major choral music resource on the Internet. List of choirs worldwide. Links to many musical and choral organizations, databases and resources, including Musica database.
- Choirs Ontario : Choirs Ontario is an arts service organization dedicated to the promotion of choral activities and standards of excellence in Ontario. This organization has recently been revitalized and is now sponsoring such activities as the Ontario Youth Choir and the Ruth Watson Henderson Composition Competition.
- Chorus America : Chorus America is the national service organization that promotes the highest artistic quality, development and growth of vocal ensembles, advocates the fair remuneration of professional singers and choruses that provide professional services, and stimulates greater understanding, appreciation, and enjoyment of choral music throughout North America.
- Coalition for Music Education in Canada : The Coalition for Music Education in Canada is dedicated to ensuring all Canadian children have access to music education. Members of the Coalition include educators, industry representatives, artists and performers, parents and music lovers across Canada.
- International Bach Festival : The 2005 International Bach Festival at the University of Toronto Faculty of Music, October 1-9, 2005, featured Maestro Helmut Rilling in nine days of inspired performance and educational perspectives on the theme of J. S. Bach in the World Today! Members of the Elmer Iseler Singers were participants as part of their role as the professional Choir-In-Residence at the Faculty. In 2006 the Elmer Iseler Singers will participate in the final Festival performances at Roy Thomson Hall on Oct. 25, 26 and 28.
- Soundstreams Canada : Established in 1982 by Lawrence Cherney, Soundstreams Canada commissions and presents Canadian and international new music, generating opportunities for dynamic encounters among composers, performers and audiences. The Elmer Iseler Singers have participated in numerous Soundstreams performances.
- Toronto Arts Coalition : The Coalition is an internet-based group of arts supporters, dedicated to raising arts awareness and increasing the resources available to Toronto artists and arts organizations.
- TO Live with Culture : Live With Culture spotlights Toronto’s vibrant and diverse arts community and provides promotional opportunities for all of Toronto’s cultural organizations, from large-scale internationally-known events to independent, neighbourhood-based art projects. Elmer Iseler Singers events are announced on this Website.
- Toronto Summer Music Academy and Festival : Taking place July 24-August 20, 2006 at the MacMillan Theatre in Toronto, the theme of the 20-plus inaugural concerts is "In The Light of Mozart." The festival will conclude with four fully-staged performances of Mozart's opera Don Giovanni, conducted by Agnus Grossmann, with members of the Elmer Iseler Singers as the chorus.
- Tourism Toronto : The official Website of Tourism Toronto and the Toronto Visitors and Convention Association. Useful for listings of things to do, places to stay, restaurants, and important information for visitors to Toronto.
- WholeNote Magazine : The Toronto concert-goer's guide is now on the Internet, too. Lists upcoming classical and post-classical music scene. Gives profiles of member organizations, including the Elmer Iseler Singers.
- World Choral Spectacular : Minnesota Public Radio's excellent Web coverage of the World Choral Symposium held in Minneapolis in August 2002. Features photos and sound clips of the Elmer Iseler Singers.
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