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Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Remembrance & Support for Our Armed Forces
10:31 AM | 
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The Living Arts Centre |
featuring the Windjammers
Thursday, November 5 2009
-7pm. Hammerson Hall
A portion of the proceeds from this concert will be donated to the Military Families Fund. Presented by the Mississauga News.
The Windjammers, a 40-piece wind ensemble conducted by Retired Lieutenant-Colonel Harry Currie, presents a moving Remembrance Day tribute with a variety of musical selections from Glen Miller, Duke Ellington, to the film score "Saving Private Ryan" along with songs and medleys from World War I, this concert will truly honour our Canadian Armed Forces.
The Windjammers appeared at the Living Arts Centre on February 28, 2009 in the spectacular "Support the Troops" concert in conjunction with the Central Band of the Canadian Armed Forces.
Special narrations will be given by one of Canada’s truly legendary actors, Ted Follows with host Gabriella Currie from Rogers daytime, "One-on-One" and "Grand River Living".
The performance will also feature singers Dinah Christie, the Irvine Sisters and Eleanor McCain and special guest conductor Lieutenant Colonel Scott Attridge, Canadian Supervisor of Music. Toronto's Northern Lights Barbershop Chorus will also be featured.
Join us to honour and remember those Canadians currently serving, those who have served and those we have lost.
Presented by the Mississauga News.
Thursday, November 5 2009 -7pm. Hammerson Hall
A portion of the proceeds from this concert will be donated to the Military Families Fund. Presented by the Mississauga News.
The Windjammers, a 40-piece wind ensemble conducted by Retired Lieutenant-Colonel Harry Currie, presents a moving Remembrance Day tribute with a variety of musical selections from Glen Miller, Duke Ellington, to the film score "Saving Private Ryan" along with songs and medleys from World War I, this concert will truly honour our Canadian Armed Forces.
The Windjammers appeared at the Living Arts Centre on February 28, 2009 in the spectacular "Support the Troops" concert in conjunction with the Central Band of the Canadian Armed Forces.
Special narrations will be given by one of Canada’s truly legendary actors, Ted Follows with host Gabriella Currie from Rogers daytime, "One-on-One" and "Grand River Living".
The performance will also feature singers Dinah Christie, the Irvine Sisters and Eleanor McCain and special guest conductor Lieutenant Colonel Scott Attridge, Canadian Supervisor of Music. Toronto's Northern Lights Barbershop Chorus will also be featured.
Join us to honour and remember those Canadians currently serving, those who have served and those we have lost.
Presented by the Mississauga News.
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