EVENING VESPERS THIS SUNDAY APRIL 23RD Church of the Redeemer We will sing hymns and 3 pieces from our French Connections concert that surround the theme of nature. 7 pm worship in the church SAVE the date: May 27th –…
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Today is Giving Tuesday, which is a campaign that encourages Canadians to offer financial support to groups that speak to them through one-time donations in any amount. CCS, like many organizations during the pandemic, has had to rebuild on…
We are so happy to be back with our first choral season since 2019. We hope you will join us on November 19th, at 7:30 pm for an evening of choral music. Most of the program is featuring living…
This past virtual season has been a difficult one, but we hung in there and continued rehearsals online. Our community feels stronger, and seeing each other has helped to lift our spirits, and kept us united. Thank you to…
Our priority is always the well being of the ensemble. We have been closely monitoring Toronto public health directives and guidelines, and school closures for the past month. To ensure your health and safety, we feel it is best to…
We are gearing up for upcoming performances with Necessary Angel Theatre company in Toronto. Cantabile plays the part of “the choir” in the play. Our performances are March 6th and 15th, however the show runs from March 1st-15th, and…
Thank you to our audience members, board members, volunteers, singers and Cheryll for a very successful concert on Saturday evening. We wish you a very warm and happy holiday season! Stay tuned for our events in 2020, we have…
#GivingTuesday Please consider supporting Cantabile Chamber Singers in our first online fundraiser. We believe in engaging in cultural diversity through our programming and promoting music written by living and young composers of the present.We believe that our music helps…
You have been asking for a seasonal December concert and we’re listening! You will hear works surrounding the theme of light, like the O Nata Lux by Morten Lauridsen, and a work by Laura Sgroi. There will be three…