This is the first post, of a series of post containing 200 versions of the Canadian national Anthem.
Here are fifty versions of the Canadian National Anthem. All of which have a link to either a video of the full song, or a link to the song's preview on either Amazon or iTunes. The next list of fifty songs will be posted on Tuesday the 14th of June.
Quebec
pop singer Nikki Yanofsky singing the national anthem during the opening
ceremony of the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver.
This is not the national anthem, it
is Nova Scotian rapper Classified’s version.
Quebec folk singer Alan Mills sings
the national anthem in French.
American singer Karen Newman sings
the national anthem in English.
Toronto-born singer Laura Bradley
sings the national anthem.
Rock group The DuBay Band performs
a rock version of the national anthem.
Canadian
rock band Big Sugar performs an instrumental version of O Canada.
Lauren Hart sings O Canada in
England at a hockey game.
Classically trained singer Mark
Donnelly performs O Canada before a hockey game.
Canadian Idol winner Melissa O’Neil
sings O Canada before a hockey game.
Children’s singer Denise Gagne
sings the national anthem in English.
Denise Gagne performs an
instrumental version of O Canada.
Children’s singer Denise Gagne
sings the national anthem in French.
Roger Doucet sings the national
anthem at a hockey game in the 70s.
Canadian singer Serena
Paton sings the bilingual version of O Canada.
Canadian pianist Steve Barakatt
plays the national anthem on piano.
Canadian fiddling sensation Calvin
Vollrath fiddles the national anthem.
Stingray Music’s karaoke version of
O Canada in English.
Canadian singer Pedro Costa sings
the national anthem in English
Stan Kenston performs a slow
instrumental version of O Canada.
Celine Chollet performs an
instrumental version of O Canada.
Torontonian singer Debora Cox sings
O Canada in English before the 2001 NBA All Star Game.
Paul Snider uses various animal
noises to play the national anthem.
This video, made by the city of
Toronto, features beautiful shots of Toronto, with O Canada playing throughout.
Canadian musician and Grammy award
winner Sarah McLachlan sings the national anthem in English at a baseball game.
Quebec singer Celine Dion sings O
Canada in French and English.
American singer Clay Aiken sings O
Canada on request during a concert in Canada.
Quebec singer Eva Avila sings O
Canada in English and French at a hockey game.
Lead singer of Canadian rock band
Rush sings O Canada at a hockey game.
Canadian idol winner Kalan Porter
sings O Canada in English.
Canadian singer Kathleen Edwards
sings O Canada in French and English before the 2008 NHL All Star game.
Edmonton Oilers fans sing O Canada
during the Oilers’ 2006 playoff run.
The Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra
performs an instrumental version of O Canada.
The Canadian Scottish Regiment
Drums and Pipes perform an instrumental version of O Canada.
The Central Band of the Canadian
Armed Forces performs an instrumental version of O Canada.
American satirist Stephen Colbert
and Canadian crooner Michael Bublé sing O Canada to the tune of The Star
Spangled Banner.
The
Scottish Fiddle Orchestra performs O Canada in English.
The
Vienna State Opera Orchestra performs an instrumental version of O Canada.
The
English Chamber Orchestra performs an instrumental version of O Canada.
In
this version of O Canada, the performer uses his hands as the instrument.
O
Canada played on the violin before a Toronto Raptors game.
The
Dublin Welsh Male Voice Choir performs O Canada in French.
O
Canada sung after the Canadian men’s hockey team won gold during the 2010
Vancouver Olympics.
O
Canada being sung on the “Canadian Road Trip” episode of That 70’s Show.
The
Edmonton Symphony Orchestra performs an instrumental version of O Canada.
O
Canada performed on the harmonica.
O
Canada being sung after Chanda Crawford wins a gold medal for Canada.
O
Canada being sung in the middle of the street in Vancouver during the 2010
Olympics.
Ottawa-born singer Alanis
Morissette sings The Star-Spangled Banner and O Canada at the Stanley Cup playoffs
in 2007 (O Canada starts a little over halfway through the video)
Nelly Furtado sings the bilingual
version of O Canada
