An Invitation from our Music Director,
Mark Vuorinen

Welcome to an exciting new season of the Toronto Chamber Choir!

At our opening Kaffeemusik you’ll bask in the rich surround-sound sonorities of Ockeghem’s 36-voice motet: Deo Gratias and explore the Medieval modes in his Missa Cuiusvis Toni. 

At Christmas we’ll thrill you with motets and carols from all ages and all lands. 

In March, our guests, the Cardinal Consort, will join the choir to enliven raucous street cries and cathedral classics in a programme spanning the Renaissance and the Baroque. 

And, to finish our season we return to a TCC mainstay, J.S. Bach.  Come to hear Cantata 39, ‘Break your bread for the hungry’ and contribute to a food drive for those in our city who live with less.

Please join us for an exquisite season of Canticles & Cries!

You’ll be glad you did!

— Mark Vuorinen, Music Director

Mark Vuorinen is music director of the Toronto Chamber Choir, founding artistic director of the Toronto Choral Artists, a new semi-professional choral ensemble, and a frequent guest conductor for other choirs. Mark is also the George Black Fellow in Sacred Music at the Church of the Redeemer, Toronto. He holds a Master of Music degree from Yale University and is a candidate for the Doctor of Music Arts degree at the University of Toronto.

... Mark's strong academic and conducting background combined with his personable manner make him an ideal choice.

— Wholenote