Welcome to the Renaissance Singers Website!
2009/2010 Season
This concert season will offer music lovers a wide variety of choral music with something for everyone. Our new artistic director, Gordon Burnett, will lead us through a four-concert series of challenging and yet beautiful music that will display the choir's flexibility and talent. Please share the enthusiasm and spirit of the Renaissance Singers this year as we develop and present our very own renaissance.
Tim Kauk
President, Renaissance Singers.
Download our 2009 / 2010 brochure here
Bonus event: - Conductor - Gordon Burnett
Feb. 12, 7:30pm Victoria Park Pavilion, Kitchener
Ticekts: $20.00
Be My Love
A Valentine's cabaret featuring friends of the Renaissance Singers, including Jennifer Enns-Modolo, Sheila Dietrich, Carol Ann Treitz, Brian Emery and others. Silent Auction with proceeds to benefit the choir. Hors d'oeuvres and dessert to be served. Cash bar: beer or wine.
Concert One - Conductor - Gordon Burnett
Oct. 17, 8pm - The Cedars, Waterloo
Oct. 18, 3pm - Trinity Anglican, Cambridge
The Sprig of Thyme
Come and hear motets by Philips, Tallis and Byrd as
well as the beautiful song cycle “The Sprig of Thyme”
by John Rutter. An autumn choral bouquet!
Concert Two - Conductor - Gordon Burnett
Dec. 12, 8pm - St. John the Evangelist, Kitchener
Dec. 13, 3pm - Trinity Anglican, Cambridge
Christmas Cheer
Come and enjoy seasonal favourites old and new
with readings by our own Dr. Jay Baker. Sing along
to familiar carol arrangements by Derek Holman.
Songs and readings to definitely put you in the
Christmas spirit!
Concert Three - Conductor - Gordon Burnett
Mar. 27, 8pm - First United, Waterloo
Mar. 28, 3pm - Trinity Anglican, Cambridge
Lux Aeterna
A program celebrating light and hope. Join us for “Canticles of Light” by Bob Chilcott, “O nata lux” by Thomas Tallis, “Voices of Light” by Paul Halley and more. Music to dispel the dark of winter!
Concert Four - Conductor - Gordon Burnett
May 15, 8pm - St. John the Evangelist, Kitchener
May 16, 3pm - Trinity Anglican, Cambridge
A Royal Garland
Celebrate love and all things lovely with Vaughan William’s “Serenade to Music”, Mathias’ “A Royal Garland”, and the classy jazz settings of Shakespeare texts in George Shearing’s “Music to Hear”. A spring song-burst!