Formed in 1976, the North Shore Chorus is a community choir based in North Vancouver, BC, Canada. It is a non-auditioned choir that draws its 60 members primarily from North and West Vancouver – the North Shore.

The choir rehearses once a week and performs two or three concerts each year, often collaborating with other amateur organizations. It also performs in the Community as a “public service”.

Its repertoire ranges from pop, jazz and folksong arrangements to madrigals, part-songs and major works with orchestra.

Rehearsals are held on Wednesday evenings from 7.15pm until 9.45pm from early September until mid May with a short break at Christmas, at Mount Seymour United Church, 1200 Parkgate Avenue, North Vancouver. [ Off the Mount Seymour Parkway] - (map)

Those who are interested in joining can find more information at New Members or you may contact us at info@nschorus.com

 

 

 



Christmas Concerts 2011

Come and see the North Shore Chorus perform selections from Handel's Messiah with the Lions Gate Sinfonia at Centennial Theatre, at 2300 Lonsdale Avenue on Dec., 17 at 7:30 p.m.

The concert is called MOZART AND MESSIAH and it features Mozart's brilliant Alleluia from Exsultate Jubilate, and the Christmas section of Handel's Messiah.

For tickets, contact the box office at 604-984-4484.
Adults $39.00
Seniors $35.00
Students $12.00

*A big "thank you" to everyone who attended "We Three Choirs," our two Christmas concerts at St. David's Church in West Vancouver and at Mount Seymour United in North Vancouver Dec. 2 and 4. We enjoyed performing for you and loved all the positive feedback we received. Special kudos to our guest choirs, Argyle Senior Vocal Ensemble and Pieces of Eight from Chilliwack.

For more information or to become a Friend of the North Shore Chorus, email us at: info@nschorus.com
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For more information and tickets phone  604 983-6444 voice box 137

 

The North Shore Chorus is a non profit society and we gratefully acknowledge the financial support of the City of North Vancouver, the District of North Vancouver through The Arts Office. Also the West Vancouver Arts & Culture Grants, West Vancouver Community Foundation, The Royal Canadian Legion and the Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General Gaming Policy and Enforcement Branch.
       

 

 


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