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Conductors and accompanists contribute to the longevity of Sonatrice Singers

April 25, 2012 by Richard Allen Roe Leave a Comment

By Clarice Gilchrist
 
CARMAN, MB — Sonatrice Singers have enjoyed 40 years of meeting each Monday during the months from September to May.

Certainly the music – singing, practising, and performing under excellent leadership – is the reason to meet each week. However, the social bonding is the second major influence for the group’s success and longevity.  Because the music is mostly secular, the group created an option for singers. Folks have a new opportunity to sing with others from different churches and communities.

Bonding began with coffee after practices, merging into coffee and snacks after practice in the school staff room. The tradition continues, allowing members from Graysville, Elm Creek, Sperling, Roland, and Carman to visit with each other.

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