O Canada!
Read by LibriVox Volunteers
O Canada! is the national anthem of Canada, penned by Robert Stanley Weir in 1880. This collection features ten distinct recordings, allowing listeners to experience the anthem in both English and French, as well as in spoken and sung formats.
In this unique anthology, LibriVox volunteers present a rich tapestry of interpretations, celebrating the spirit and pride of Canada. Each rendition captures the anthem's essence, making it a fitting tribute for Canada Day and a delightful exploration for anyone interested in the cultural significance of national anthems.
Whether you are a Canadian or simply curious about the country's heritage, this collection offers a diverse auditory experience that highlights the anthem's enduring legacy and its role in Canadian identity.
Chapters
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| Version 1 - Read in French | 1:03 | Read by Andrew Miller | |
| Version 2 - Sung in French | 1:50 | Read by Christiane Levesque | |
| Version 3 - Read in French | 0:54 | Read by Christiane Levesque | |
| Version 4 - Read in English | 1:10 | Read by Andrew Miller | |
| Version 5 - Sung in English | 1:29 | Read by Christiane Levesque | |
| Version 6 - Read in English | 0:43 | Read by Esther | |
| Version 7 - Read in English | 0:54 | Read by Elizabeth Palmer | |
| Version 8 - Sung in English | 1:26 | Read by Karen Savage | |
| Version 9 - Read in English | 0:30 | Read by Matthew Royal | |
| Version 10 - Read in English | 0:46 | Read by Tyler |
Reviews
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lexilite
I am a big fan of your rendition of O Canada. I wanted to know if I could get the permission to use it in a film. Please let me know. My email is alexisk22@gmail.com
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librivoxbooks
All librivox recordings are in the public domain - you can use it for whatever you want. The reader and Librivox would love it if you would put in an acknowledgement, however!