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Dulcisono Women’s Choir

Non-profit             Est: 2003

Contact person: Susan Marrier, Musical Director

Contact information:
17 Marshall Street

Thunder Bay
, Ontario P7A 6Z9
Tel: (807)768-5321
Email: info@dulcisono.org
Website: www.dulcisono.org

Dulcisono provides fellowship among women who wish to present treble-choir music of the highest quality. Dulcisono presents two concerts annually, as well as occasional appearances in the community.


Fort William Male Choir

Non-profit               Est: 1927

Contact person: Gerard Tremblay, President
Contact information:

Tel: (807) 622-0521
Email: gtremblay@tbaytel.net

Contact person for performance requests:
Diane Crocker – Accompanist
Tel: (807)345-4068

The Fort William Male Choir is the oldest Performing Arts Group in Northwestern Ontario, singing four part harmony with piano accompaniment. The choir has four main performances each year – Two “Prelude to Christmas” concerts early in December at the TB Community Auditorium, and two "Spaghetti Sing-a-long" concerts at The Da Vinci Centre, held the last weekend in April.

The FWMC was chosen to be Canada's Centenary Choir for Expo 67 in Montreal and has performed in the USA and overseas. Locally, we sing for Senior Citizens, at the annual Rotarian Carol Services held at Christmas, and travel to various communities in Northwestern Ontario to perform full Christmas Concert.

We have sung the National Anthems at Blue Jays-Minnesota Twins baseball games in Minneapolis, at the Thunder Bay Chill 2009 opening home soccer game, at the Thunder Bay Border Cats baseball game, and at the Scotties Ladies National Curling Championship.

We are led by our long time duo of Kendal House, Director and Diane Crocker, Accompanist. The Choir holds practice every Tuesday night, excepting the summer months, and is always interested in new members who share our love of Music. Our website is fwmc.ca and contains additional choir information and photos from some of our performances.


                           



Kam Valley Fiddlers

Non-profit Est: 1990

Contact Person: David Kimpton
Contact information:

122 Ibbetson Street
Thunder Bay, Ontario P7A 7J9
Tel: (807)344-8949
Email: kamvalleyfiddlers@hotmail.com
Website: www.kamvalleyfiddlers.ca

Kam Valley teaches young violin students traditional and contemporary Canadian fiddle music. This genre has its roots in the traditional tunes brought to Canada by early pioneers principally from Scotland and Ireland. KVF meets Monday evenings September-June at Westgate High School and welcomes young musicians with one-two years Suzuki or traditional violin experience. Our website has a wealth of information. Since some of our current youngsters are home-schooled, they are available to demonstrate their skills during regular school hours.

Northern Woodlands Ojibway Drum & Dance Group


Contact Person: Dave Simard
Contact Information:
Tel: (807)473-9641
Email: nwodancegroup@gmail.com

Northern Woodlands Ojibway Drum & Dance Group provide both drum and dance presentation for educational programs and cross cultural training for both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal businesses, groups and organizations. The have performed at various special events, concerts, fundraisers, conferences and youth activities to raise awareness about the importance of healthy lifestyles of the First Nations people.
 
Northern Woodlands Ojibway Drum & Dance Group can be found on Facebook & Myspace
 
For more information, e-mail nwodancegroup@gmail.com or call (807)473-9641

 

Raag-Rung Music Circle 

Non-profit    Est: 1983

Contact Person: Dr. Inderjit Nirdosh

Contact information:
494 Ryerson Crescent
Thunder Bay, Ontario     P7C 5R8
Email: raag-rungmusiccircle@shaw.ca 
                     
Our mission is to educate and increase the public's understanding and appreciation of the arts by providing performances of an artistic nature in public places. In this regard, we arrange two to three East Indian classical music and dance concerts by world-renowned and legendary artists. We also arrange performances by Canadian artists of all descents. Indian vegetarian snacks are an integral part of our concerts.


Shades of Grey

Est: 2002

Contact person: Lou Hebert
Contact information:

648 N. Harold St
.
Thunder Bay
, Ontario P7C 4E3
Tel: (807) 622-2518
Email: louhebert1@shaw.ca

‘Shades of Grey’ play traditional Bluegrass music along with some Old-Time Mountain Music, Bluegrass Gospel music, and a hint of Celtic and Country.

Initially formed in October 2002 by Lou Hebert and Jim Kelly Pike, the band has grown to include Roland Barlow, Connie Akis and Jim Bird.

Between them, this five member group play all the traditional bluegrass instruments including; Acoustic Guitar, Banjo, Mandolin, Fiddle, Dobro and Double Bass.

Shades of Grey have played at numerous local and regional venues including:

Shades of Grey also volunteer regularly to play for senior citizens and charitable organizations.



Signature 4

Non-profit       Est: 1994

Contact person: Carol Morgan

Contact information:
Apt. 1107 - 590 Beverly Street
Thunder Bay, Ontario
P7A 3G1
Tel: (807) 345-8078
Email: morganc@shaw.ca

Signature 4 specializes in singing a cappella four part harmony arranged in barbershop style.


Susan’s Kindermusik of Thunder Bay

Canada’s First Kindermusik Studio, Est. 1986.

Commercial      Est: 1986


Contact person: Susan Sutherland
    HBMus, BA, Bed, RMT
                            Master Educator and Director

Contact information:
c/o 5085 John Street Road
Thunder Bay, Ontario    P7G 1M7
Tel: (807)345-4552
Email: hello@susans.ca
Website: www.susans.ca
 
A powerful way to bond with your child or grandchild through musical play!  Music classes featuring singing, dancing, creative movement, listening and playing instruments for children ages newborn to 7.


Thunder Bay Barbershop Chorus

Non-profit        Est: 1974

Contact person: Nick Kozak
                          Public Relations
Contact information:
47 Oak Avenue
Thunder Bay, Ontario    P7B 4V8
Tel: (807)767-5598
Fax: (807)767-5598

A fraternal, educational and charitable organization that makes community service a vital part of their chorus and quartets. We do “sing outs” in Churches, seniors centers, nursing homes, hospitals, clubs and non-profit organizations.



Thunder Bay Symphony Youth Orchestra

Non-profit            Est: 1965

Contact person: Dino Pepe
                          Music Director and Conductor
Contact information:
Westgate High School
Music Department
707 James Street S
P7E 2V9
Tel: (807)577-4251

The Thunder Bay Symphony Youth Orchestra (TBSYO) is a registered non-profit charitable performing group of amateur high school/post secondary age musicians from Thunder Bay who perform a wide range of symphonic, classical and popular music. Performances include: TBSO Family Christmas, school and community concerts, and regional tours.