Our 2024-2025 Season includes self-produced concerts by the Toronto Children's Chorus, collaborations with notable arts organizations across Toronto, as well as guest appearances.
*Concerts designated with the logo are self-produced by the Toronto Children's Chorus
Our 2024-2025 Season
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Can You See Me?
October 26th, 2024 at 3:00 pm
Doors open at 2:30 pm
Metropolitan United Church
Join the Toronto Children’s Chorus Training Choirs (Miro, Spirito, Pasio, Anima, Coro), along with special guests Cantarealis and the Choral Scholars from the Main Choir, for an enchanting concert to kick off the season. "Can You See Me?" reflects the children’s longing to be seen, as they express themselves through the power of music. Their voices, like lights emerging from the shadows, will transport you with magical, mystical sounds that evoke wonder and otherworldliness. From classical to contemporary pieces, this diverse program is designed to captivate and inspire.
The Annual CF Winterville
Tree-Lighting
November 13th, 2024 at 5:30pm
Toronto Eaton Centre
Join us as Santa Claus makes a special appearance to light the magnificent Eaton Centre Christmas Tree, marking the start of the holiday season. The TCC Chamber Choir will present a pre-tree-lighting concert, followed by a joyful holiday sing-along.
High Spirits: Brahms, Borodin & Dvořák
The Toronto Symphony Youth Orchestra, featuring the Toronto Children's Chorus
November 24th, 2024 at 3:00 pm
George Weston Recital Hall
The exuberant energy of Brahms’s Academic Festival Overture will lift your spirits with its celebratory energy, while Borodin’s Polovtsian Dances will transport you with its vibrant, exotic rhythms that evoke a sense of adventure. Dvořák’s Eighth Symphony offers a joyful and life-affirming experience, full of lush melodies and uplifting themes that will leave you feeling inspired and exhilarated. This concert is a feast for the senses, offering something for both the heart and the soul.
Featuring: Trevor Wilson, TSO RBC Resident Conductor & TSYO Conductor; The Toronto Children’s Chorus; and Zimfira Poloz, TCC Artistic Director
Songs of the Season with the Toronto Children's Chorus
December 15th, 2024 at 2:00 pm
Carols in the Lobby with TCC Alumni at 1:15 pm
Roy Thomson Hall
Celebrate the magic of the holidays with "Songs of the Season with Toronto Children’s Chorus," a cherished tradition co-produced by the Toronto Children’s Chorus and Roy Thomson Hall for over 30 years. Featuring all TCC choirs, this festive concert will fill the hall with the joyful sound of children's voices, accompanied by guest instrumentalists from the Toronto Symphony Youth Orchestra and TCC's own Alumni Choir, led by Dr. Darryl Edwards.
A special performances by emerging bass-baritone Owen Phillipson will add extra brilliance to the program, which blends beloved classic carols with innovative Latvian works for treble choir by Ēriks Ešenvalds and Laura Jēkabsone. This one-of-a-kind concert promises to inspire and uplift, bringing warmth and holiday spirit to all who attend.
February 7th, 2025 at 6:30pm | Doors open at 6pm
Calvin Presbyterian Church
Pay-What-You-Will (PWYW) - $25 suggested
Celebrate the international language of choral music and enjoy performances by award-winning youth choirs from Eastern Europe. TCC welcomes the St. Stanislav Youth Choir from Ljubljana, Slovenia, conducted by Damijan Močnik, and the Bulgarian Children’s Choir “Orpheus” from Haskovo, Bulgaria, conducted by Elena Cvetkova.
Each of the visiting choirs, along with TCC Chamber Choir, will perform a short set of music at this showcase concert.
Ontario Youth Treble Festival
March 1st, 2025
Cantare & Chorealis will participate and represent the Toronto Children's Chorus in this annual event where youth choirs from across Ontario come together in song!
Junior Treble Festival
April 5th, 2025
Islington United Church
Hosted by the Mississauga Children’s Chorus, this event offers a full day of workshops, concerts, and choral collaboration. The TCC's Coro Training Choir will participate in this exciting day!
Can You Hear Me?
May 4th, 2025 at 3:00 pm
Doors open at 2:30 pm
Meridian Arts Centre
Join the Toronto Children’s Chorus for "Can You Hear Me?", a moving concert where music transcends sound. Featuring all TCC choirs, this performance weaves together beautiful melodies and sign language, creating a unique and inclusive musical experience. The children will use both their voices and hands to bring the music to life, expressing the power of connection through both sight and sound. The program features new works by Cristian Grases (Venezuela/USA), Jude Roldan (Philippines), and Tracy Wong (Malaysia/Canada).
Can You Feel It?
June 21st, 2025 at 3:00 pm
Doors open at 2:30 pm
Eglinton-St. George’s United Church
Join TCC’s international touring ensemble, the Chamber Choir, for "Can You Feel It?", an exhilarating concert that invites you to connect deeply with music. This performance sparkles with vibrant sound and innovative arrangements, showcasing the extraordinary talent of these young musicians.
A kaleidoscope takes bits and pieces of colour and shapes, transforming them into breathtaking, ever-changing patterns. Just like a kaleidoscope, our community is a mosaic of diverse talents, backgrounds, and ideas, and we encourage everyone to embrace their unique qualities.
We are thrilled to announce that the theme for this season is "Kaleidoscope - Let Your Light Shine!" Our theme embodies the spirit of diversity, creativity, and endless possibilities.
"Let Your Light Shine" - Our Motto for the Season
"Let Your Light Shine" is not just a motto; it is an invitation to be your true self, express your creativity, and share your brilliance with the world. We believe that each one of you has a unique light within you, and this season is all about giving you the space and encouragement to let that light shine brightly.
This season is the perfect opportunity to connect, grow, and shine together. As we embrace our theme, let's create something truly extraordinary!
