DaCapo has released 3 recordings:
- NewWorks – a compilation of entries to our ground-breaking NewWorks Canadian choral composition competition
- Shadowland – including the Juno-nominated Nocturne
- Still – our debut recording, with guest artists
Lori Gemmell, harpist
John Helmers, cellist
Stephanie Kramer, soprano
All three recordings are available on major streaming platforms, or you can purchase the CDs at a concert or here, on our web site.
The choir has also appeared on other recordings…
This all-Canadian recording features music by David Archer, Benjamin Bolden, Christine Donkin, Matthew Emery, Jeff Enns, Nicholas Kelly, Don Macdonald, Patrick Murray, James Rolfe, and Sheldon Rose.
Each CD also includes a free digital download card of the full album! $20.00 each
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“DaCapo has … produced a musical gem; be sure to add this recording to your choral music wish list.” – International Choral Bulletin Critic’s Pick review, 2011, Vol. XXX, no. 1
$15.00 each
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“ Everything about this recording is elegant – the program, the performances, the liner notes, the jacket” ~ Patricia Abbot, anacrusis, Fall 2004
$15.00 each
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Featuring the DaCapo Chamber Choir performing Notes towards a Poem that can never be written: “a shattering experience of Margaret Atwood’s nearly brutal poetry, linked with Corlis’ masterful writing. It is twenty-five of the most intense minutes of listening you are likely to experience.” ~ John S. Gray, WholeNote Magazine, September 2008.
Solo performances on the CD by cellist Ben Bolt-Martin, violinist Jerzy Kaplanek, pianist Heather Dawn Taves, soprano Sheila Dietrich and tenor Brandon Leis. Texts by Margaret Atwood and G. Victor Toews.
DaCapo also appears on the Elora Festival Singers’ NorthWord CD on the Centrediscs label of the Canadian Music Centre. This recording, featuring Noel Edison and the Elora Festival Singers, along with oboist James Mason and organist Jurgen Petrenko, is a disc of Leonard Enns’ choral music.
