Who Do You Love? - Canadian Physicians Virtual Choir
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- This video was created from the contributions of over 200 physicians from across Canada, singing and recording this music in isolation between February and March 2021. We are pleased to support the Lewy Body Dementia Association (lbda.org) and Alzheimer Society of Canada (www.alzheimer....) - dedicated to providing funding for research and frontline support programs for those living with Lewy Body Dementia.
Many thanks to our guest musicians: Josh Ramsay (Marianas Trench), Romano DiNillo (Come From Away - Broadway), Josh Ward (Hey Rosetta), David Rosborough, and percussion students from University of Redlands and Memorial University.
If you would like to be part of our next Canadian Physicians Virtual Choir project, email Productions@PhoenixChoir.com.
"Who Do You Love?" - by Marianas Trench
Covered with permission of the original artists
Artistic Director: Nicholle Andrews
Choral Arranger: Carolyn Shiau
Backup Vocals: Members of Phoenix Chamber Choir
Sound Engineer: Brad Andrews
Video Editing: Vaughn Chauvin, Carolyn Shiau
Administration: David Rosborough, Emily Zuidema, Frank Zieginson
This project -- supporting Physician Wellness -- was sponsored by Scotiabank, MD Financial Management, and the Canadian Medical Association*.
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Sometimes I listen to Josh’s voice and think that it’s some sort of miracle of nature, but then I think of Corlynn and Miles and his level of talent makes sense. Thank you Josh, for your amazing musicality, your impeccable writing skills, and for loaning your parents to us in Phoenix for all those years. I miss them. And congratulations to our physicians choir for another fantastic video! Canada is so thankful for your continued dedication. 💕
Beautiful!!! The kid's voices peeping through every once in a while made my heart melt. Especially that little girl at 2:44
Wow, this video gave me goosebumps! It’s so heart warming to see so many talented physicians dedicate their time for this project! It was amazing to see all of you smiling in between the words you were singing! Thank you all for your positivity, work and dedication during this pandemic❤️
So happy to have been part of this fun project!!
wonderful......Thanks
Louise Hughes
This is lovely. Made me smile
Really
Hi nicki
So proud to be part of this. Thanks!
wow, wow, wow....thank you so much for sharing such a wonderful message in such a wonderful way!
this made me so emotional :')
Beautiful
Love this!
Perhaps I totally misunderstood this song. I have friends who have shared their dementia process and for them, these are false goals and hope. For them, this is not at all appropriate for our friends with dementia who wish there were a promise of coming back to the old reality. Many of the images of losing self and seeing broken ties to oneself are appropriate but the subsequent promise or implied promise that one will return to as things were, is not helpful. Accepting the "broken parts" as a different normal reality might be a more reassuring goal/image.
Yes, that is a misunderstanding of this song. This song is not about dementia.
Josh Ramsay's mother has Lewy Body Dementia, yes, but he did not write this song about her.
This song is about the desire to become a better person for the one you love. Please watch Marianas Trench's original music video. It's all about random acts of kindness.
We sang Josh Ramsay's song just because it's a lovely song. And because he was kind enough to do a cameo in this video, and because his mother has Lewy Body Dementia, that's why this video is promoting fundraising for the Lewy Body Dementia Association and Alzheimer Society of Canada.
One of the choir's other performances, "Ordinary Day", fundraised for the "A Dollar A Day Foundation"; funding frontline mental health and addictions programs across Canada. But the song "Ordinary Day" is not about mental illness or addiction.
Sometimes a song is just a song! :)