Music and MistletoeI- K-W Singers
Enjoy K-W Singers’ concert full of sparkling Christmas and seasonal music!
Enjoy K-W Singers’ concert full of sparkling Christmas and seasonal music!
Enjoy K-W Singers’ concert, full of sparkling Christmas and seasonal music!
The opening concert of Exultate Chamber Singers' 43rd season celebrates music of the past and music of the present. Compositions by Bach, Stanford, and Schumann are intentionally paired with music by Boykin, Sewepagaham, and Beatch. […]
Back in 2022, Part 1 was one of our most popular concerts ever! Join us for Part 2! The well of Toronto composers is deep, so we are returning with a fresh selection of music […]
Stars and beyond! The lights of the season have inspired us to showcase light as it shines in both sacred and secular choral music. Repertoire includes Elgar’s famous “Lux Aeterna," the ever-popular choral setting of […]
“Come in, all you two-legged creatures, there is good life here.” Exultate launches its season with a program of purely celebratory music, beginning with Andrew Balfour’s “Ambe Anishinaabe” with Ojibway text by Cory Campbell (quoted […]
"Exultate Chamber Singers celebrates the future of choral music. We’ll shine the spotlight on young composers, conductors, and singers in collaboration with Concreamus under the direction of Kai Leung. Come discover new music and new […]
Exultate Chamber Singers will be singing from every corner of the hall in this immersive reflection on our intimate connection to water in its many forms. Music includes works by contemporary Canadian composers Katerina Gimon, […]
The powerful imagery of our iconic winters takes center stage in this all-Canadian concert. The program includes Mark Sirett's "Silence, Frost, & Snow," familiar songs by legendary songwriters Gordon Lightfoot and Gordie Sampson, and a […]
Our opening concert of the season pays tribute to the healing powers of singing and music. The cornerstone of the program is 20th-century composer Herbert Howells’ moving Requiem. Manishya Jayasundera joins the choir in the […]
