On April 22, 2023, Ewashko Singers will present an all-Canadian concert of Ottawa premieres, including Joanna Estelle (Storoschuk)'s Songs from the Heavens, and a new work by Daniel Mehdizadeh, Who has Seen the Wind, specially commissioned by Ewashko Singers for this event!
We invite you to click on the Recordings link above to hear an excerpt from Songs from the Heavens, featuring soloist Grayson Nesbitt.
For tickets and further information, please go to our Events page.
This performance is funded in part by the Shevchenko Foundation, Boris Horodynsky Music Fund. We are very grateful to the Shevchenko Foundation for their generous support.
Ewashko Singers is delighted to sing again at the National Arts Centre!
On June 15 and 17, 2023, we will join conductor Alexander Shelley, director Joel Ivany, the NAC Orchestra and soloists to perform Mozart's Don Giovanni in concert.
Information and tickets: https://nac-cna.ca/en/event/31880
The National Arts Center Orchestra and Alexander Shelley were selected for Best Classical Album of the Year JUNO for New Worlds (contains Dvorak symphony no 9 -From the New World) and Sokolovic Golden Slumbers Kiss Your Eyes).
Ana Sokolovic was selected for Best Classical Composition of the Year JUNO for Golden Slumbers Kiss Your Eyes, co
The National Arts Center Orchestra and Alexander Shelley were selected for Best Classical Album of the Year JUNO for New Worlds (contains Dvorak symphony no 9 -From the New World) and Sokolovic Golden Slumbers Kiss Your Eyes).
Ana Sokolovic was selected for Best Classical Composition of the Year JUNO for Golden Slumbers Kiss Your Eyes, commisioned and recorded by NACO.
Ewashko Singers sang on the Sokolovic composition recording.
Former conductor of the Vienna Boys’ Choir and Cantata Singers of Ottawa, Laurence Ewashko celebrates his 33rd season of choral activity in the National Capital Region. As a choral clinician, vocal coach and adjudicator, he makes a significant contribution to the quality and appreciation of vocal music in Canada and abroad.
A Full Profes
Former conductor of the Vienna Boys’ Choir and Cantata Singers of Ottawa, Laurence Ewashko celebrates his 33rd season of choral activity in the National Capital Region. As a choral clinician, vocal coach and adjudicator, he makes a significant contribution to the quality and appreciation of vocal music in Canada and abroad.
A Full Professor of Choral Studies at the University of Ottawa, he conducts the School of Music’s two choirs. Laurence is a recipient of the prestigious Leslie Bell Prize for Choral Conducting and numerous awards from the Canada Council of the Arts.
Formed in 1992 for a live broadcast marking 50 years of Radio Canada International, Ewashko Singers has developed into one of the most flexible vocal ensembles in the National Capital Region.
From Beethoven, Mahler and Verdi to Richard Rodgers and Howard Shore, they skilfully perform music across a wide range of genres and languages. Ewa
Formed in 1992 for a live broadcast marking 50 years of Radio Canada International, Ewashko Singers has developed into one of the most flexible vocal ensembles in the National Capital Region.
From Beethoven, Mahler and Verdi to Richard Rodgers and Howard Shore, they skilfully perform music across a wide range of genres and languages. Ewashko Singers regularly highlights Canadian composers and showcases young Canadian talent.
Ewashko Singers is a proud member of Choirs Ontario.
