Our concert goers speak!
Champagne & Chocolates
Save the date! October 5, 2019 - 4-6pm
Hosted in a private home in Scottsdale. Last year was a tremendous success and we were packed out.
Don't miss out on your chance this year; back by popular demand.
Details to follow.
2019 Board Retreat
From l to r Pam Griffin, Susan Dover, Eileen Mager. George Martinez . Carolyn Eynon, Dennis Eynon
Absent from photo: Ken Jackson, Ian Shere, Milt Masson
Carolyn Eynon Singers ~ a Scottsdale, AZ choir
A musical Salute
An octet from CES was on Sonoran Living Channel ABC15 on May 4th. We were promoting our Armed Forces Day concerts, honoring all our veterans. "A Musical Salute" is filled with patriotic music, a Civil Air Patrol Honor Guard, and a highly decorated retired Naval Pilot who flew in Vietnam. Veterans are invited to join us at no cost!
Choral music in Scottsdale
Choral music is my passion for the art creates community. We all need music in our lives and singing together connects people. In my lifetime, this is the most vulnerable, emotional time in our country since my memory of post Viet Nam War. Music soothes, heals, and crosses borders. Come enjoy our Scottsdale choir soon!
~ Carolyn Eynon
Creating a Lifelong Singer
When Susan McMane was in high school, she probably spent about as much time chanting “two, four, six, eight” as she did singing “do, re, mi.”
“I was a cheerleader, and it was probably the worst thing I could have done for my voice,” she says. “The way we use our voice for talking and other activities can hurt it as much as singing if we’re using it incorrectly. I would have liked for someone to have told me that.”
The Benefits of Music Education
By Laura Lewis Brown
Whether your child is the next Beyonce or more likely to sing her solos in the shower, she is bound to benefit from some form of music education. Research shows that learning the do-re-mis can help children excel in ways beyond the basic ABCs.
Practice time!
