Canary Pages 2013

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Univox is a mixed-voice non-auditioned community choir for young adults. It serves the Bloordale community and the City of Toronto by offering spirited performances of choral music, both old and new. Performed works are primarily a cappella and span a wide range of the choral spectrum; Renaissance madrigals and motets, choral classics, modern composition, spirituals, and international folk songs.

The singers come from a diverse range of musical backgrounds; most have sung in choirs at different times in their lives. Univox aims to fill the niche for young adults who wish to continue to have a rewarding choral experience with others in their age group.

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Healey Willan Singers is a chamber women's ensemble that rehearses and performs in the west end of Toronto. The Healey Willan Singers focuses on music by women's composers and lyrists, as well as more traditional works composed for the upper voices. This choir presents a two-concert season, with other engagements when opportunities arise. The music performed ranges from the medieval period (such as Hildegard von Bingen) to contemporary Canadian composers (such as Eleanor Daley).

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Founded in 1996, the choir will begin its 29th season in September 2024. The choir presents a three-concert season, plus other engagements, when required, with various musical organizations in the GTA. In October, the choir will join the Cathedral Bluffs Symphony Orchestra in their presentation of Beethoven's Symphony No. 9, in celebration of the 200th anniversary of its premiere. The choir's regular season concerts are in December, March and June, with performances including a wide range of choral works set in various languages. Our final concert of this 2023/24 season will be on June 1st, with a performance of the All-Night Vigil by Sergei Rachmaninoff. Voices Chamber Choir concerts are held at Church of St. Martin in-the-Fields, 151 Glenlake Avenue. Toronto.

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The Toronto Choral Society has been an integral part of Toronto’s history for more than 175 years. In order to go forward with the highest level of integrity, authenticity and good humour we need to expand our membership. Our new season begins in September, we will be preparing for our traditional Christmas concert (Koerner Hall) as well as a Spring concert, this year Carmina Burana. We aspire to creatively reflect Toronto’s diverse culture through our music. If you like to sing in the shower and enjoy a weekly evening of socializing, you could be performing with us in the coming season and be a part of a unique musical experience. For info please visit our website!

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Founded in 1977 by director emeritus Richard Householder, the Windsor Classic Chorale has become a core component of the local arts community, dedicated to achieving artistic excellence by maintaining a high level of musicianship with a rich palette of ambitious choral works. The "WCC" considers it a privilege to perform in the Windsor-Essex County community. Their love for choral music is what brings them together.