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Library and Archives Canada’s (LAC) Choir 2015 Holiday Concert

December 25, 2015

Library and Archives Canada’s (LAC) Choir joins with guest choir Musica Ebraïca to present a holiday concert on Thursday, December 10th, at noon in the lobby of 395 Wellington Street, Ottawa

Drey Zikh, Dreydele

Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring

Cher enfant qui vient de naître

Hallelujah Chorus

One reply on “Library and Archives Canada’s (LAC) Choir 2015 Holiday Concert”

Barb Clubb says:

December 27, 2015 at 11:57

Pls put me on the list from next year’s concert.

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