• The Voices are Lifted: Savannah Philharmonic Chorus Camp Strikes a Perfect Note for Community and Connections

  • Jun 14 2024
  • Length: 52 mins
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The Voices are Lifted: Savannah Philharmonic Chorus Camp Strikes a Perfect Note for Community and Connections

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  • We are "on location" for this melodic episode of the Soundtrack of Savannah!

    DAY 2 of Chorus Camp is about to get underway, and we are on the edge of our seats in Regina Coeli Hall in the undercroft of the Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist.

    Members of the Savannah Philharmonic Chorus, as well as eager members of the community will be joining us to talk about the magnificent experience of coming together to learn from our chorus master Paul Thornock alongside other teaching staff - Rebecca Flaherty & William Lavonis.

    We're joined on this episode by:

    Dr. Paul Thornock (Chorus Master)

    Jim Shields (Bass)

    Annette Howell (Alto)

    Brian Dennison (Tenor)

    Becca Flaherty (Vocal Coach, Music Teacher)

    Darren Weaver (Tenor)

    IMPORTANT LINKS & MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE VOICES IN THIS EPISODE:

    Learn more about the SavPhil Chorus

    Upcoming SAVPHIL Concerts

    Proudly hosted and produced by Dee Daniels Media

    Learn more about Education Initiatives with the SAVPHIL

    THANK YOU to our SUPPORTERS

    Tap here to SUPPORT the SAVPHIL
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