A Cappella Plus celebrates another season of song!
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On the go!
Fall is here and so is the start of another A Cappella Plus season of song! All fingers are crossed for Good Old A Cappella! at the Shaw Auditorium Nov 28th, and Noel Nouvelet Dec 5th at the Beach Club Resort in Parksville. We're singing outside in the carport and inside in our masks, safely distanced, working towards the goal of singing for you! It's great to connect with each other and thrilling to hear the musical magic happen!....and we can't for you to be part of it once again!
Patricia Plumley
Director, A Cappella Plus
Fall is here and so is the start of another A Cappella Plus season of song! All fingers are crossed for Good Old A Cappella! at the Shaw Auditorium Nov 28th, and Noel Nouvelet Dec 5th at the Beach Club Resort in Parksville. We're singing outside in the carport and inside in our masks, safely distanced, working towards the goal of singing for you! It's great to connect with each other and thrilling to hear the musical magic happen!....and we can't for you to be part of it once again!
Patricia Plumley
Director, A Cappella Plus
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A Cappella Plus in Scotland!
July 2019
Ted and Kathleen featured in a solo duet with full choir accompaniment at the Stirling Bridge International Arts Festival Gala Concert in Perth, Scotland.
Patricia Plumley at the Stirling Bridge International Arts Festival Gala Concert.
David, Kathleen, Mila, and Heather lead the Vancouver Island Chorus
in a stunning quartet solo.
in a stunning quartet solo.
A Cappella Plus sings "All the Diamonds" by Bruce Cockburn
A Cappella Plus Celebrating the Joy of Song
Why we sing:
"Singing in a choir is a transcendent experience - and there aren't many of these in life. It instills gratitude and bliss. Singing doesn't just make us feel better - it makes us better people. By singing in a group, we pursue harmony with those around us." ~ Leah McLaren, Globe and Mail
"Singing in a choir is a transcendent experience - and there aren't many of these in life. It instills gratitude and bliss. Singing doesn't just make us feel better - it makes us better people. By singing in a group, we pursue harmony with those around us." ~ Leah McLaren, Globe and Mail