Holiday Harmonies III
Victoria Arion Male Choir invites you to our Holiday Harmonies III concert, singing seasonal favourites new and old.
Date: Saturday December 7th, 2024
Time: 1:30 pm
Location: Cordova Bay United Church, 813 Claremont Avenue
Price: $20 (12 and under free)
Special Guests: Avalon Singers (Musical Director: Laurie Walker)
Tikets are available from our choir members, at the door, or online through Eventbrite.
VAMC welcomes new singers
We are actively seeking new singers for our non-audition choir starting in September 2024, with open houses on Monday September 9th, 16th and 23rd. The choir sings four-part harmony and our repertoire covers classical, spiritual, folk, and contemporary music. We meet Mondays at 7:00 pm at Cordova Bay United Church, 813 Claremont Ave. We also are looking for choral scholars. For more information on becoming a new member or if you want to know more about the choral scholarship program please contact info@vamc.ca or check out our web site at www.vamc.ca.
Please check our Join page for details.
VAMC is looking for Choral Scholars
Victoria Arion Male Choir is proud to support choral scholars and would like to continue this tradition, beneficial to both the choir and the scholars.
We started the search for new choral scholars for our fall season starting in September. If you are interested, please check our poster for details.
VAMC 2024 spring concert
The Victoria Arion Male Choir presented “Canadian Folk”, arrangements of Canadian folk classics (Four Strong Winds, All the Diamonds, Canadian Pacific, A La Claire Fontaine) and recent Canadian compositions (Good Night, by Matthew Emery; The Grace of Light, by Don Macdonald). Many people came and enjoyed the diversity of Canadian folk music in concert, Saturday May 25th, 2PM at the Cordova Bay United Church.
Victoria Arion Male Choir celebrated 130 years in 2023
To celebrate one hundred and thirty years since the first concert, the Victoria Arion Male Choir had its Spring concert at Cordova Bay United Church on May 28th, 2023. Under the direction of Sean Lampard-Quicke, accompanied by our collaborative pianist Jennifer Mitchell and other musicians, the choir performed a program that contained some of the arrangements from our history as well as a selection of sea shanties, perhaps the earliest tradition of male singing.
