ChoirFolk
Community choirs and the people in them are something to sing about! Join Host Clayton Dyck and his international guests as they explore what makes them tick and how they bring much-needed harmony and wellness to our world.
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Season Two Premiere: Canadiana Gospel! Rising Up with Karen Burke (Part Two) (opens the original)
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Karen shares stories of how gospel choirs can transform secular audiences and discusses her role with Choral Canada, Canada's largest choral organization, and how it's evolving to keep up pace with the times. Plus, she has a few ChoirFolk Jukebox picks that will get you on your feet! Additional Links: Karen Burke's Website Toronto Mass Choir Official Site and YouTube Channel ChoirFolk Jukebox Playlist Season Two: Apple Music Spotify
Season Two Premiere: Canadiana Gospel! Rising Up with Karen Burke (Part One) (opens the original)
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Yes, it's a thing! Canadian gospel has been uplifting and moving folks north of the border for decades with its own unique style. Choir director extraordinaire Karen Burke and host Clayton Dyck explore its origins, her family's rich musical legacy, and how her Toronto Mass Choir gets audiences moved, and gets them moving!
Trailer: Season Two Coming September 2026! (opens the original)
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We're back! Host Clayton Dyck invites new guests to explore what makes community choirs tick and how singing together fosters joy, wellness and healthy communities worldwide. Season Two premieres September 23!
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