If I’m having fun, chances are the audience is having fun too.”ĭanyluk said it didn’t really seem like a competition, since she had the opportunity to perform with other local artists. “You need to remember to have fun, it’s not only about who wins and loses not to be too much in your own head.
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“I find the sound quality is really good with a full band, certainly better than when it’s just me with an acoustic guitar.”Įven though performing for a large audience was a great experience, Danyluk admits that it was quite challenging to make sure she was at her best. It’s less nerve-wracking to have more people with you on-stage. They even had show lights and a fog machine- I think singing is easier in that environment since the focus isn’t all on the singer. We rehearsed with them on the morning of the show.
“We performed with the Samara Yung band, who are quite familiar performers in Canora. The other four singers to qualify for the Yorkton event were: Megan Kelly of Rocanville, Cassandra Tomolak of Esterhazy, and two Manitoban performers, Kolby Clunas of Russell and the eventual winner, Zack Richards.ĭanyluk said one of the highlights of the Yorkton competition was the opportunity to sing with a live band. I was happy with how it went, and I was chosen to move on to the final in Yorkton, along with Jesse Genaille of Swan River, Man., Jessica Madsen of Theodore, and Kate Erhardt of Togo.” They had a community meal just before the competition. “I had sung on that stage in Churchbridge before, so that helped. “June Days is similar to Canora in Bloom,” she explained.
The two songs I sang were Kerosene by Miranda Lambert, and Folsom Prison Blues by my favourite artist, Johnny Cash.”Īt the time of Danyluk’s previous visit with The Canora Courier she had just qualified for the Star Search semifinal which was held during June Days in Churchbridge on June 15. They only announced the first-place winner, which was Zack Richards of Opaskwayak, Man. It was definitely the most people I’ve ever sang for. “The Yorkton show went well the grandstands were packed. “I’m so thankful to be able to be back on stage performing again, sharing music with everyone after COVID-19 shut everything down for so long,” said Danyluk. On July 9, she performed in the GX 94 Star Search Final at the Yorkton Fair, after being selected as one of only eight singers to qualify. YORKTON - Nineteen-year-old Cassandra Danyluk, who graduated from Canora Composite School in 2021, is having a summer to remember.
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