O Canada!
'O Canada!' Summary
'O Canada!' is a collection of ten different audio recordings of the Canadian national anthem. These recordings were compiled by LibriVox volunteers in celebration of Canada Day 2006. The collection offers a variety of interpretations of the anthem, including English and French versions, spoken and sung performances. The recordings were selected as part of LibriVox's Weekly Poetry project.Book Details
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