The TCC is seeking applications from qualified individuals for the position of Associate Conductor. Please see attached for posting.

Posting for Associate Conductor

Here is the link to the video clip for Canada AM, with Chorale singing at the beautiful Casa Loma!
Canada AM December 26, 2011

Members of Chorale performed in the Concert Lobby of Classical 96.3 FM on December 15.
Link to Classical 96.3 Performance December 15, 2011

The article, written by Trish Crawford, describes the legacy of the TCC, the concert on December 17 at RTH featuring Alumna Kristzina Szabo, and the impact that the TCC has had on children and our community for the past 34 years. A video link shows Krisztina singing with her daughter Phoibe, who is joining the TCC Kinderchor in January.

Link to Toronto Star Article December 15, 2011

Don’t miss: Classical 96.3 today at 4:20 to hear TCC, and CTV’s Canada AM on Boxing Day between 6 am and 9 am to see TCC at the beautiful Casa Loma!

Mysteries of the Season at Roy Thomson Hall. Featuring all 320 choristers of the TCC, our spectacular alumni choir, guest artist True North Brass, and special guest Krisztina Szabo, a TCC Alumna. Come celebrate the season with the Toronto Children’s Chorus and share the joy of choral music!
Tickets $34.50 – $44.50, contact Roy Thomson Hall box office at 416-872-2245 or www.roythomson.com

All members of the Training Choirs, the Main Choir and special guest artists put on a wonderful concert in the Grand Lobby of the Fairmont Royal York Hotel on Sunday, November 27 at Sing Loo! This featured a sneak preview of some of the music to be performed at our annual Chorus Christmas concert on December 17 at Roy Thomson Hall. The 4th annual pledge-driven event resulted in funds raised above our target of $110,000! We appreciate the support of all those who attended the concert and contributed to the continued success of the TCC. We especially thank all the choristers and guest musicians who worked so hard to put on such a spectacular performance.

The Fall 2011 edition of our quarterly newsletter is now available. Also available is a summary of findings from last year’s community satisfaction survey.

Fall 2011 Newsletter

Community Satisfaction Survey Results

Please consider joining the chorus next season!

The Toronto Children’s Chorus excels at developing each child’s voice with care and expertise. As part of the Chorus, your child will enjoy a life-enhancing experience that nurtures academic, emotional and musical achievement. Your child will also experience the thrill of performing at premier venues such as Roy Thomson Hall and The Toronto Centre for the Arts.

The next auditions will be in May 2012.  We will be posting additional information including audition dates and times in the near future.

If you have any questions about the audition process, please feel free to contact us.  Call Carol at 416-932-8666 ext. 231 or email her at carol@torontochildrenschorus.com

We welcome you to join us at the many TCC concerts in 2011-12 and we look forward to meeting you next year.

Mystery and Mastery

2011-2012 Concert Season

We’re very pleased to announce our 2011-2012 concert season, Mystery and Mastery. This season will feature many exciting performances, including some with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO) and Exultate Chamber Singers!

The Chorus starts off the season as guest artists with the TSO performing alongside Chorus Honorary Patron Christopher Plummer. We will perform Behold the Night, a TSO newly-commissioned work from Larysa Kuzmenko for Children’s Chorus and Orchestra. Christopher Plummer will play the role of Henry V in Palmer’s adaptation of Walton’s music – not to be missed concert!

For all those who missed our performance with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, the Chorus will repeat their performance of Behold the Night by Larysa Kuzmenko in our October concert held in the beautiful Timothy Eaton Memorial Church.

Our annual sold-out holiday concert in Roy Thomson Hall will feature guests True North Brass and, of course, sing-a-long carols!

February’s concert features our adorable and formidable Boys’ Choir, Training Choirs and Cantare Choir who will present the music of Beethoven, Brahms, Britten, and many more gems.

Those craving a more intimate concert will enjoy the Chorale Choir’s performance in the Glenn Gould Studio, followed by a wine and cheese reception.

This year’s all-choirs Spring Concert in the Toronto Centre for the Arts will feature masterworks by Canadian, European and New Zealand composers.

We close the season as guest performers in the Toronto Symphony Orchestra’s performance of Mahler’s glorious Eighth Symphony, dubbed the Symphony of a Thousand.

To view the season’s full concert season and to purchase tickets, please click here. We look forward to seeing you at this year’s exciting performances!