Explore the journey of the pursuit to excellence through the body, soul and voice. A process film intertwined with explosive performance, this documentary is a journey that leads us to the small town on the coast of BC called Powell River. Welcome to the internationally acclaimed Kathaumixw Choral Festival.
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Every other summer, choirs from around the world meet on the edge of British Columbia's coastal wilderness in the town of Powell River to share their music and love of singing. The International Choral Kathaumixw Festival has become known worldwide for its friendly musical atmosphere and setting. The festival features international concerts, choral and vocal solo competitions, common song singing, conductors seminars, concert tour program and social events.Choirs in Residence and international soloists join the many participating choirs in an exciting week of music-making. Kathaumixw (pronounced Ka-thou-mew) is the local Coast Salish First Nation word meaning: "a gathering of different peoples." This year is the 20th anniversary of the world-renowned festival. For more info, see www.kathaumixw-film.ca
Running Time: 74 min. (DVD includes 26 minutes of Bonus Material!)
Credits
Kathaumixw: A Thousand Voices, A Single Passion is an Avanti Pictures ProductionProduced & Directed by: Tony Papa
Developed in Association with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, British Columbia Film, Telefilm Canada. Produced with assistance from a Bravo!FACT (Foundation to Assist Canadian Talent) grant, supported by Bravo! NewStyleArtsChannel, a division of CHUM Limited. Produced with assistance from the British Columbia Arts Council.
© 2007 Avanti Pictures Corporation.