Chor Leoni showcases the next generation of choral artists with The Big Roar, May 8 and 9
Hundreds of singers come together for an epic concert featuring a world premiere by Amplify Artist in Residence Miranda Currie
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The Big Roar. Photo by Philip Jack
Chor Leoni’s The Big Roar takes the Chan Centre for the Performing Arts stage this spring, louder and grander than ever before.
On May 8 at 7:30 pm and May 9 at 1 pm, two unforgettable concerts offer something for everyone, from the polished harmonies of just nine voices to the thrilling, inimitable roar of 350 singers. Audiences can witness the magic of The Leonids—the choir’s professional ensemble of world-class singers—then experience the warmth of Chor Leoni’s soaring voices as each group performs a set.
Then, Chor Leoni and The Leonids will be joined by the MYVoice youth choirs, the young PRÉLUDE singers, and the participants of the Emerging Choral Artist Program, along with two of B.C.’s finest high-school choirs.
The program includes two world premieres by this year’s Amplify Artist in Residence, Northern Indigenous multidisciplinary artist Miranda Currie.
Tickets and more details are available through Chor Leoni.
Post sponsored by Chor Leoni.
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