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COUNTERPOINT CHORALE
...dedicated to the community
and to the performing arts
In September 2001 a small group of singers gathered to develop the art of a cappella Eastern European, French and other traditional choral song music. Today, Counterpoint Chorale is a 42-member and growing ensemble of vocalists gathered from all over the greater Toronto area, led by its founder, William Woloschuk.
The group provides a two-program season of varied classical choral music each year, including a robust and festive Holiday program in December, and a second program in May highlighting a major choral work with orchestra and soloists. Counterpoint continues to delight audiences with selections resonating from Renaissance to Contemporary, singing in a wide variety of foreign languages.
The choir is committed to developing its members, through periodic workshops with guest coaches, conductors, and world-renowned opera singers such as Pavlo Hunka.
Letter From the President
Welcome to Counterpoint Chorale's 5th season. For 5 years we have been producing excellent choral music featuring talented young Canadian soloists appealing to many of Toronto's diverse communities. The Board of Directors of Counterpoint Chorale has been active in bringing Counterpoint from a unique experiment in choral music to a regular feature in Toronto's choral music landscape. More...
Our Mission
To enhance the quality of life for greater Toronto by involving the community in musical performances.
To prepare and perform a variety of music at a level of excellence that is rewarding and satisfying to the audience and to the performers.
To continue to improve the quality, variety and versatility of our singers and concerts.
To expand to serve diverse audiences throughout greater Toronto.
Where to Find Us
Rehearsals are held on Tuesdays from 7:15 pm to 9:15 p.m. Counterpoint rehearses in the Downtown / University of Toronto corridor at St. Vlad's Institute,
situated at 620 Spadina at Harbord, just south of Bloor St. and north of College St. (Spadina Subway Station).
Map to St. Vlad's Institute
