Kingston Choral Society
After 70 years of continuous operations, the Kingston Choral Society occupies a special place in the Kingston music scene. Artistic Director Ian Juby has led the choir for over 20 years, and has moved the scope of the repertoire beyond the choral masterworks and extended classics which have been the group's mainstay. Recent programs over the past few seasons have showcased works by living composers from Canada and around the world including Ola Gjeilo, Eric Whitacre, Daniel Elder, and a world premiere of a commissioned work by Juno nominated jazz pianist Marianne Trudel. Kingston Choral Society continues to embrace the splendour and grandeur of the great classics, with performances of audience favourites played to a full house.
Upcoming Season
For a complete listing of our concerts, once available, please visit Kingston Choral Society Concerts.
About
A proud member of the Kingston Symphony Association, Kingston Choral Society is lucky to perform with the spectacular musicians associated with its parent organization. This December, the choir will once again join forces with the Kingston Symphony for three performances of the much-loved Candlelight Christmas at the Isabel - be sure to get your tickets early! Kingston Choral Society also seeks out regional artists with which to collaborate, and routinely provides performing opportunities for developing artists from across the province.
Kingston Choral Society rehearses Tuesday evenings from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at The Spire, 82 Sydenham Street in downtown Kingston.
For more information about Kingston Choral Society, please visit kingstonchoralsociety.ca