Side 1:

There, Where Cedars Caress the
Clouds

The Mighty Oak

When I Lift Up Mine Eyes

Historical Moment

Why Me Lord?

Friends Awaken, Find Peace and Love
Within Ourselves

Side 2:

In the Aroma of the Vines

Why, My Angel

An Orphan's Faith

Bound Into the Desert

Coachmans Lament

On the Don River a Cossack Roams

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Our Choir

The origin of the Doukhobor Cultural Choir took place in 1975. Although, we are the youngest adult choir in the Organization of U.S.C.C. we have participated annually in the many local events, Talent Night, Youth Festivals, opening of our Cultural Centre at Brilliant, BC.

By invitation of the "Nordic Lodge" we also presented a programme of songs to the "Blind Students", some from Vancouver, BC., Spokane, Washington., and from Norway, leaving a very appreciative audience.

In conclusion, just a word of appreciation to our director Paul G. Samsonoff, who has over the past thirty years, given of himself a very long and worthy dedication to both us adults and our youth, in the Cultural work of both voice and song.
     
      Our sincere thanks.

Choir Members: Front Row (Left to Right): Elsie Campbell, Julia Perepolkin, Molly Kinakin, Lucy Tarasoff, Marie Balchewski, Lola Nichvalodoff, Eileen Makiev, Florence Kinakin, Anne Jensen, Olga Plotnikoff, Helen Kinakin and Polly Saprikin.

Back Row (Left to Right): Paul G. Samsonoff, Director; Mike Voykin, Walter Laktin, Fred Soukeroff, Phillip Plotnikoff, Joe Nazaroff, Jack Nichvalodoff, Peter Sookavieff, Bill Kinakin, Andy Tarasoff, Peter Popoff and Mickit Nazarov.

Side One

1 There, Where Cedars Caress the Clouds 4:37
2 The Mighty Oak 3:23
3 When I Lift Up Mine Eyes 3:33
4 Historical Moment 3:39
5 Why Me Lord. 2:59
6 Friends awaken, Find Peace and Love Within Ourselves 3:41

Side Two

1 In the Aroma of the Vines 3:18
2 Why, My Angel 3:05
3 An Orphans Faith 2:59
4 Bound Into the Desert 3:52
5 Coachmans Lament 3:30
6 On the Don river a Cossack Roams 2:25