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Pacific Edge Chorus Revives Radio’s Golden Era with Live Concert
The Pacific Edge Chorus is set to transport audiences back to the golden era of radio with their upcoming concert, Harmony Hits the Airwaves. Scheduled for November 29, 2023, at 2 p.m., the performance will take place at the Dogwood Auditorium located at Royal Roads University in Colwood. This event promises to evoke nostalgia while also appealing to modern musical tastes.
During the concert, attendees will enjoy a mix of classic hits from yesteryear alongside contemporary chart-toppers. The Pacific Edge Chorus, known for their vibrant musical productions every two years, will collaborate with talented quartets including Cascade, Chrysalis, and Rumour Has It. Each group will contribute to a dynamic and engaging performance designed to entertain a diverse audience.
A charismatic announcer will guide the audience through the musical journey, recreating the atmosphere of family gatherings and joyful moments associated with radio’s heyday. This concert aims to remind attendees of the warmth and togetherness that characterized the era, while also celebrating the evolution of music over the decades.
Tickets for the event are priced at $25 and are available for purchase through the Pacific Edge Chorus website at pacificedgechorus.ca. The performance not only offers a chance to relive cherished memories but also invites a new generation to appreciate the timeless appeal of vocal harmony.
With a rich blend of nostalgia and modernity, Harmony Hits the Airwaves is poised to be a memorable experience for all who attend. As the Pacific Edge Chorus prepares for this special event, they invite everyone to mark their calendars and join them for an afternoon filled with music, laughter, and community spirit.
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