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Choral

Belonging to a choir is an extraordinary experience. Choristers develop their own musical skills and abilities while being a member of a team with a common purpose. Note changes to Youth Choir night and time!

Choral

The Music Enrichment Choral Program offers an outstanding choral experience for students in elementary through senior high school. To ensure a challenging as well as age and skill appropriate experience for all singers, the program is divided into three choirs.

This model is designed to address the needs of the developing voice with a sequential approach that allows singers to move comfortably from beginner to accomplished chorister.

In addition to weekly rehearsals, the choirs are involved in three concerts per year, Winterfest, Edmonton Public’s Night of Music and Spring Sing. The choirs may also participate in a variety of festivals and community events. Choral camps, workshops and tours are also important facets of the All-City choirs.

Ensemble Instructors

Kim Denis

Kim Denis

 

Kimberley Denis, (M.Mus., B.Mus., B.Comm., Mus.Dip., Ed. Dip.) is known for her energy, enthusiasm and laughter both on stage and off. She has directed a variety of ensembles across the province and was nominated for the 2010 Lieutenant Governor of Alberta Emerging Artist Award for her innovative work as a conductor. When not directing a choir, she arranges music, teaches voice at Alberta College, and is the Program Coordinator for the Alberta Choral Federation.

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Irene Apanovitch

Irene Apanovitch began to study music in her native city of Minsk, Belarus at the age of five. Since coming to Canada, she has received an undergraduate degree in Music Education from the University of Toronto, and most recently, a Master of Music degree in Choral Conducting at the University of Alberta. Irene has participated in conducting workshops in Canada, Europe, and South America and is a proud recipient of academic awards such the Edmonton Cosular Ball Scholarship in International Studies and Queen Elizabeth II Graduate Scholarship

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Meghan Rayment | Choral Conductor, Strings Coordinator

Meghan holds a Bachelor of Music from the Augustana Faculty of the University of Alberta, as well as a Master of Music in Choral Conducting from the University of Alberta. Meghan has had the pleasure of working with various ensembles in Edmonton and surrounding areas, including the Graduate Recital Choir and Orchestra. Meghan’s academic achievements include the Beryl Barnes Memorial Graduate Award, the John and Logie Drew Graduate Scholarship in Choral Conducting, the Swiss Ethnic Music Award and the Queen Elizabeth II Graduate Scholarship.