Chamber Choir
2022-2023 season: BE A PART OF
KING'S UNIVERSITY COLLEGE CHAMBER CHOIR!
King's University College Chamber Choir hopes to continue in-person choral activity for the 2022-2023 season, as pandemic restrictions will allow, while complying with health guidelines by the province, local health unit, and, university. Interested in auditioning for the choir? Simply fill out this form. If you have any questions, contact Janet Loo, conductor, at janet.loo@kings.uwo.ca or at 519-433-3491 ext. 4528.
About Our Season
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
Saturday, December 3, 2022 at 7:30pm
The Chapel at Windermere on the Mount - 1486 Richmond Street
King’s University College Chamber Choir presents “All is Calm, All is Bright,” an evening of Christmas music for choir and strings. Featuring music that evokes comfort and joy, the concert will include an audience sing-along of favourite carols. Admission by freewill donation, with proceeds to the King’s Refugee Initiative. Reserve your seats at: https://kuccc-christmas2022.eventbrite.com.
spring concert
Saturday, April 1, 2023 at 7:30pm
The Chapel at Windermere on the Mount - 1486 Richmond Street
King's University College Chamber Choir presents "Still We Rise," a moving program that explores the themes of struggle, empathy, and strength of the human spirit, featuring the uplifting cantata "I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes" by Adolphus Hailstork, with tenor soloist Matthew Bermudez. Admission is by freewill donation, with proceeds to Christ the King University Parish Refugee Initiative. Reserve yours seats through the Eventbrite site at https://kuccc-spring2023.eventbrite.com or call 519-518-0250 (leave your name, number of seats, and email address).
Can't make it to the concert in-person? Click here for a link to our livestream broadcast.
About the King's University College Chamber Choir
Established in September 2010, the King's University College Chamber Choir consists of auditioned choral singers from the King's University College community and from the wider Western University and London communities. The choristers perform choral works in a variety of styles and genres throughout the ages. The desired outcome is for artistic and musical growth, and to foster a deeper appreciation of choral literature both for choristers and audience members. The choir is also dedicated to reaching out to the community by donating the proceeds of their performances to designated charitable organizations. They are proud to be the recipients of the 2022, 2021, and 2016 Forest City London Music Award for Best Choral Group (Classical). The choir rehearses on Thursday evenings during the academic year.
- Sheri-Anne Asaro
- Teresa Benincasa-Sweeting
- Pat Brown
- Roger Brown
- Isaiah Collins
- Leah Conway
- Natasha DesRochers
- Miriam Donovan Panchaud
- Kate Ferguson
- Tim Firth
- Kathy Fraumeni
- Rachel Fuller
- Beth Gauvin
- Konejo Girum
- Chaya Halberstam
- Emma Harper
- Christian Haworth
- Ethan Howe
- Iris Janssen
- Jasmine John
- Mitchell Kukura (choral conducting intern)
- Julie Lawlor-Salvati (accompanist)
- Jemma Lee
- Simone Lehouillier
- Laura Lewis
- Doug Long
- Kathryn Low
- Charlotte MacDonald
- Alexandra Peesker
- Nikolas Peesker
- Haven Raeburn-Gibson
- Joanna Regan
- Olivia Roberts
- Sophia Robinson
- Michael Martin Santolupo
- Liam Sanio
- Ruth Savidge
- Madeleine Schaafsma
- William Snyder
- Emily Stokman
- Yijia Sun
- Caleigh Turnbull
- Angelique van Dorst
- Amanda Van Straten
- Holly Wallace
- Katy Waring
- Allison White
- Yinyue Yang
About the Director
JANET LOO, CONDUCTOR & ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
Janet Loo is pleased to be the founding conductor and artistic director of the King’s University College Chamber Choir. She is an experienced choral conductor and vocal coach, having led choirs for well over two decades from Toronto to Taizé, France. Presently, she is an adjunct faculty member at the Don Wright Faculty of Music, and Director of Music Ministry at King’s University College. In recent years, she worked as a choral conductor at St. Peter’s Cathedral Basilica in London.
A native of Toronto, she has performed as a mezzo-soprano soloist with UWOpera, Fanshawe Chorus London, Arcady, London Singers, the International Symphony Orchestra, Orchestra London/Pacific Opera Victoria, and Summer Opera Lyric Theatre.
Janet earned both her Bachelor of Music degree in Music Education and Master of Music degree in Performance and Literature from Western University. She is an appointed member of the National Council for Liturgical Music and board member of the London Arts Council.