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Inspiring Hearts and Minds

MISSION STATEMENT | To provide high-quality music education and performance experiences to the youth of Niagara and inspire a life-long love of music.

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Our Story

Chorus Niagara Children’s Choir (CNCC) is a growing part of the Chorus Niagara family. Chorus Niagara Children’s Choir offers children in the Niagara region the opportunity to develop their musical knowledge, build relationships and share their love of music with others.

 

Choir members receive a broad musical education which includes sight-singing, ear training, music theory and vocal technique. CNCC has four choirs for children and youth: Training, Intermediate, Concert, and Chamber Choirs. These choirs sing separately and together, learning and performing music that is appropriate for their age and skill level. 

 

CNCC perform in their own concerts and have had the honour of performing with international artists such as Measha Brueggergosman and Pavlo Simtikidis. The CNCC enjoys many performances with accomplished groups such as Chorus Niagara, the Niagara Symphony Orchestra and Bravo Niagara! Festival of the Arts. The CNCC Chamber Choir was invited to perform a cameo concert at the prestigious Podium national choral festival in May 2020. The CNCC Concert Choir won a gold award at the national competition MusicFest Canada in 2018 and 2023. CNCC performed in the virtual music video “We Are the World” presented by Bravo Niagara Festival for the Arts, with over 150 prominent artists from across Canada. They are frequent performers at the FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre in St. Catharines. The Concert Choir performed at Carnegie Hall in New York City under the direction of internationally renowned conductor Elena Sharkova in June 2023.

Meet The Team

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Sue Myung Oh

Accompanist

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Sue Myung Oh is a classical pianist and a lifelong educator in dual disciplines - Music and the Applied Linguistics - in both Korea and Canada. She completed an Honours Bachelor of Music degree in Piano Performance at Brock University. During her studies at Brock, Sue built confidence as a performer and expanded a wide range of piano repertoire through junior and senior solo recitals. With a concentration in Music Education, she has participated in various ensembles, including the Brock Chamber Choir and Wind Ensemble which enabled her music career to follow a trajectory in collaborative music making. Sue is the organist and choir director at St. David’s Anglican Church in Welland, which brings her more opportunities to share her passion for choral music. Sue is pleased to work with the Training and Intermediate Choirs this season.

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