A Choral Feast 4 marks the Vancouver Chamber Choir's season finale, May 14

Program features two guest choirs, Calgary’s Luminous Voices and Edmonton’s Chronos Vocal Ensemble

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(Clockwise from top left) Luminous Voices, Chronos Vocal Ensemble, and the Vancouver Chamber Choir.

The Vancouver Chamber Choir concludes its 2025–26 season with the return of the celebrated event A Choral Feast at Christ Church Cathedral on May 14 at 7:30 pm.

This fourth-annual edition of the concert is very special, as the Vancouver Chamber Choir and Kari Turunen are joining forces with another professional chamber choir from across the Rockies: Calgary’s Luminous Voices, conducted by founding artistic director Timothy Shantz. The Albertan ensemble is performing here as part of a short B.C. tour that also features stops in Aldergrove and Victoria.

A Choral Feast also features Edmonton’s Chronos Vocal Ensemble, which is helmed by founding artistic director Jordan Van Biert. During the concert, each of the choirs will perform a solo set before combining for a larger-than-life finale.

Keep an eye out for the Vancouver Chamber Choir’s 2026–27 season announcement over the next few months.

Tickets to A Choral Feast are available here.

Post sponsored by Vancouver Chamber Choir.

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A Choral Feast 4 marks the Vancouver Chamber Choir's season finale, May 14

Program features two guest choirs, Calgary’s Luminous Voices and Edmonton’s Chronos Vocal Ensemble

The Vancouver Chamber Choir concludes its 2025–26 season with the return of the celebrated event A Choral Feast at Christ Church Cathedral on May 14 at 7:30 pm.

A Choral Feast also features Edmonton’s Chronos Vocal Ensemble, which is helmed by founding artistic director Jordan Van Biert. During the concert, each of the choirs will perform a solo set before combining for a larger-than-life finale.

Keep an eye out for the Vancouver Chamber Choir’s 2026–27 season announcement over the next few months.

Tickets to A Choral Feast are available here.

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