Songs of the Season

Songs of the Season

Hazeltones put on a Christmas concert at the Sunnyside United Church.

The Hazeltones sing Songs of the Season in a packed hall at Sunnyside United Church in South Surrey on Dec. 6.

The choir was joined by guest singer Brenda Glass Alexander (far left), mezzo soprano from the Vancouver Opera Chorus.

 

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