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CCOS (Calagary Chinese Oratorio Society)
The Calgary Chinese Oratorio Society, or CCOS, formed in 1986. It's a choir that focuses on sacred choral music, with their version of 'Jehovah Is Love' being...
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The Calgary Chinese Oratorio Society, or CCOS, formed in 1986. It's a choir that focuses on sacred choral music, with their version of 'Jehovah Is Love' being their most recognized piece.
Dr. Patricia Pang founded the group and serves as its artistic director. They've recorded albums like 'Jehovah Is Love' in 1997, 'Songs of Hope' in 2000, and 'Hymns from Heaven' in 2005.
The choir brings together members from different backgrounds, which has meant working through some language barriers over time. They perform a mix of traditional hymns and more contemporary choral works.
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