“Hallelujah!” Guelph’s favourite Messiah is back! Rejoice, the trumpet shall sound, and the glory of this holiday season shall be revealed! Join your Guelph Chamber Choir as they return to the comfort and pristine acoustics of the River […]
We’re thrilled to launch an in-person concert season with an intergenerational community collaboration designed to celebrate our emergence out of the pandemic. We join in song with over 100 singers on the stage from the […]
Our annual family-friendly tradition with special guests from the Guelph Guild of Storytellers, weaving stories, choral selections, and sing-along carols. A joyous start to the festive holiday season. Ticket Prices: Adult – $30 (Early […]
Handel’s monumental oratorio offers a message of hope and renewal that is especially fitting for this season of rejuvenation. Guelph’s “favourite Messiah” features a chamber orchestra, guest soloists, and some special guests. Ticket Prices: […]
This collaboration with Toronto’s Amadeus Choir will present a world premiere by Métis/French-Canadian composer Ian Cusson and the Canadian premiere of Shavon Lloyd’s Alleluia. The program features excerpts from Rachmaninov’s transcendent All-Night Vigil (commemorating the […]
Grab your popcorn, settle in, and watch the classic 1925 silent film “Phantom of the Opera” with a soundtrack curated by guest conductor Robert Cooper. Guelph Chamber Choir will accompany scenes with evocative choral music […]
Guelph Chamber Choir Charlene Pauls, Artistic Director Elizabeth Lepock, soprano Autumn Debassige, alto Wesley Harrison, tenor Daniel Lichti, bass As an antidote to the December “rush” we invite you to join us in the beautiful […]
Guelph Chamber Choir Charlene Pauls, Artistic Director Our February concert “Scoundrels and Scallywags” is an irreverent look at some of Guelph’s most unsavoury, quirky, and fascinating characters from the past. This will be a more […]
Our February concert “Scoundrels and Scallywags” is an irreverent look at some of Guelph’s most unsavoury, quirky, and fascinating characters from the past. This will be a more casual concert at the ArtBar with food […]
The season finale, “Can You Hear Me?” is a reflective, yet uplifting celebration of music seeking to amplify society’s underrepresented voices. We hope you’ll join us on this journey of discovery.
