With the weather turning warmer, lets get outside and see the flowers in bloom, the buds on the trees, and feel the warmth of sunlight again. Our guest writer this week is Kanika Ambrose, www.kanikaambrose.com This week we are featuring the following music: "Ae Fond Kiss" arranged by Stuart CalvertCopyright © 2013 Hinshaw Music Inc. All rights reserved. Used by permission.“Voices of Earth” by David C. DickauCopyright © 2013 Walton Music Corp.All rights reserved. Used by permission."May" from Voices of Earth by Ruth Watson HendersonCopyright © 1992 Jubilate Music Group, LLC All rights reserved. Used by permission "Now is the Month of Maying" by Thomas Morley Public DomainAll Choral recordings featured in this podcast were performed and recorded by the Amadeus Choir of Greater Toronto Incidental music is composed and performed by Pouya Hamidi. About SONGWALKS:Join the Amadeus Choir of Greater Toronto for Songwalks: Choral music for your daily journey. Each episode is designed to accompany your walk through the city or countryside, at dawn or at dusk. They're the perfect way to let your imagination loose as you move through the world around you. You'll hear music by composers throughout the ages recorded by the Amadeus Choir, and spoken word poetry by leading Canadian writers, as well as members of the Amadeus Choir.Weekly episodes premiere on May 11th.Search "Songwalks" on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and Stitcher.amadeuschoir.com/songwalksAbout THE AMADEUS CHOIR OF GREATER TORONTOEnlivening Toronto’s arts community for 47 years, the award-winning Amadeus Choir is a semi-professional choir of auditioned voices from Toronto and the surrounding areas. The Choir champions the best of choral music and premieres works of Canadian and international composers through a self-produced Toronto concert series, guest performances, and special events. Known well beyond Toronto through tours, festivals, recordings, and national and international radio broadcasts, the Choir collaborates with many professional performing arts organizations in the GTA.  The Amadeus Choir is proud to take a leading role in educating the next generation of choral musicians by providing workshops for conductors, composers, singers, and students. The Choir is known for its strong support of Canadian music, and regularly commissions work from established and emerging Canadian composers.  Throughout its history, the Amadeus Choir has received numerous awards, most recently the Association of Canadian Choral Communities's "Most Innovative Performance" award in 2014 for “Music of the Spheres,” a multi-media collaboration with the Elmer Iseler Singers, the Ontario Science Centre, and the Roberta Bondar Foundation.In 2019, after celebrating the 35-year leadership of Lydia Adams, the Choir welcomed Kathleen Allan as Artistic Director and Conductor.

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