Well....we tried...! A note from A Cappella Plus....
Despite our best efforts and determination to complete our 2019-20 season, it is clear the world needs everyone to pitch in and look after themselves and each other by social distancing. We were hoping we could bring you live music to feed your soul in a challenging time but with a mandate in place of no more than 50 people at a gathering, our concerts are not a possibility. Sad as we feel, and as so many of our choral colleagues feel, it is crucial that we all support the big picture of health and safety in our community.
Thank you so much to those who purchased tickets to our wonderfully entertaining spring 2020 concert. We wish everyone wellness and strength as we move through the coming summer and we look forward to the next time we are together to celebrate the joy of song ...and when we are able, we promise We Will Rock You with our Muusika!!🎶 Take good care everyone!
Thank you so much to those who purchased tickets to our wonderfully entertaining spring 2020 concert. We wish everyone wellness and strength as we move through the coming summer and we look forward to the next time we are together to celebrate the joy of song ...and when we are able, we promise We Will Rock You with our Muusika!!🎶 Take good care everyone!
A Cappella Plus 2020
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