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February 20, 2020 1 YOUR CUSTOMIZED HEARING CARE 613-692-7375 EXPERIENCE AWAITS! 5528 Ann St., Manotick Call Today to Book Your Appointment Community Voice - February 20, 2020 1 YOUR CUSTOMIZED HEARING CARE 613-692-7375 EXPERIENCE AWAITS! 5528 Ann St., Manotick www.HearingFreedom.com Call today to book your appointment. Your STITTSVILLE CommunityVoice & RICHMOND February 20, 2020 [email protected] 613-45-VOICE www.ottawavoice.ca [email protected] Vol. 3 No. 4 John Curry photo Robert Dueck (front, centre) the West Ottawa Ladies Chorus’ music director since its founding in 2011 who will be retiring from the position this spring, leads an audience singalong at the Chrous’ 2019 Christmas concert, with the Chorus singing along behind him. Long-time musical director leaving popular ladies chorus BY JOHN CURRY his replacement announcing introduced to members at re- in the same capacity with the She was a music teacher in Sosun Suh of Kanata will take hearsal sessions on Wednesday, Canadian Military Wives Choir public and private schools in The only music director the over as director this coming Feb. 5 and Sunday, Feb. 9. in Petawawa for three years and Seoul, South Korea, Toronto West Ottawa Ladies Chorus has September. Members of the Dueck says he is very pleased for two children’s choirs for a and Winnipeg for 14 years. She ever known is stepping down. search committee formed al- with his successor, predicting decade. earned a B.A. in Music and a Robert Dueck of Stittsville, who most a year ago were Debbie that Suh will be a good leader for Also a musician, she was Master of Music Education from has directed the chorus since its Kaye, Denise Benner, Carolyn the chorus. a member of the Gangwon Sungshin University before im- inception in 2011 is relocating to Breton, Maxine Mercer and Bev Suh started conducting mu- Province music orchestra in migrating to Canada. the west coast this spring. Armbruster. sical groups when she was Korea, as well as the Seoul music A search committee has found The new director was just 11 years old. She served orchestra for many years. PLEASE SEE CHORUS, PAGE 2 NO FEES UNLESS WE SETTLE YOUR CASE Car Accidents Slip and Fall Injuries Andrea Girones B.A LL.B M.B.A. Medical Malpractice Injured? 1-866-701-5811 • 613-599-3535 Wrongful Death www.gironeslawyers.com Injuries at Birth Call us, we can help [email protected] Disability Denials 300 Terry Fox Drive, Suite 300 Kanata Snowmobile Accidents Catastrophic Injuries FREE NO OBLIGATION CONSULTATIONS Dog Bites 2 February 20, 2020 - Community Voice News >>CHORUS, FROM PAGE 1 Male Chorus. He then his own training has in- founded West Ottawa cluded voice, piano and She has earned a certifi- Ladies Chorus. For a time, conducting. cate in Early Childhood he directed both groups The ladies chorus origi- Music Education from before concentrating on nated from a group of 12 the Royal Conservatory of the ladies’ chorus. female singers who had Music in Toronto. He has directed several performed at an early Suh recently moved to other community and Goulbourn Male Chorus Ottawa because of her hus- church choirs, always concert. They asked band’s work. stressing the enjoyment Dueck to help form an all- It was just after Dueck of singing while also stay- ladies chorus in the area. moved to Stittsville more ing focused on quality and Additional singers were than a decade ago that he professional standards. A recruited, and the newly involved himself first with self-taught musician with established West Ottawa forming the Goulbourn a passion for choral music, Ladies Chorus grew to KING’S Submitted photo Welcoming new West Ottawa Ladies Chorus music director Sosun Suh (second from right) are members of the Chorus’ director search committee (on the left, from left) Carolyn RRichmondichmond VVillageillage MMarketplacearketplace Breton, Maxine Mercer and Bev Armbruster and (on the far right) Denise Benner, Missing from the photo is committee member Debbie Kaye,. FFresh...resh... FFast...ast... FFriendlyriendly number anywhere from Road in Kanata, have be- creativity, diversity of mu- 35 to 40 voices in any given come a popular event for sical styles and artistic spring or fall term. choral music lovers in the excellence as well as for 6613-838-725513-838-7255 The spring and Christmas area. 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