A Cappella Plus Celebrates 40 Years of Singing!
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As we begin our 2021-22 season, we take stock and reflect back on a year like no other. While it was sad to watch the landmark pass by of what would have been the final concerts of our 40th Anniversary season, we are happy to finish our year with weekly zoom rehearsals, a concert sung in cars, and an unwavering commitment to song! If you have not already received this video through our ACP network of family and friends, we invite you to sit back, relax and enjoy this wonderful tribute to 40 years of singing with ACP!
We so look forward to the time when we can sing in person for you once again. And in the meantime, we will be in touch in ways that make sense for everyone's enjoyment and wellbeing. What's next for us?......onwards and upwards to honing our car/radio singing!! Stay well, stay safe and keep music alive in your hearts!
Patricia Plumley
Director, A Cappella Plus
We so look forward to the time when we can sing in person for you once again. And in the meantime, we will be in touch in ways that make sense for everyone's enjoyment and wellbeing. What's next for us?......onwards and upwards to honing our car/radio singing!! Stay well, stay safe and keep music alive in your hearts!
Patricia Plumley
Director, A Cappella Plus
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