Newsletters

Dear Friends and supporters of Pro Coro Canada

Over the last 12 months, we stayed in touch with you through our weekly newsletters. Once we started scheduling our editions, we realized we have a lot to share about our organization, about our performances, our guests and about choral music in general. Also, since I don’t see you regularly at concerts, writing on a weekly basis has become a great way for me to engage with you, and I appreciate your personal responses and comments on various editions.

Our website hosts ALL of our newsletters, and you can find them at procoro.ca/newsletter. It is a great resource for anyone wanting to revisit the season, learn about the choir’s history or simply listen again to ‘the piece you shared last year at Easter’. You will find our weekly newsletter in a chronological list, but also grouped thematically in:

Daily Christmas Radio 2020

Moonshot: New Choral Works 2020

Mother’s Day Dailies 2020

Daily Musical Reflections Through Holy Week 2020

In addition, in February 2021 we launched our Emerging Artist Newsletter (EAR). This missive is aimed at choral leaders and pedagogues, but has found great reception with anyone wanting to have a look behind the curtain. Our most recent series features conductors from across the country talking about preparing the upcoming 2021-2022 season.

I invite you to share the newsletter archive with other music lovers and choral leaders. We have an exciting series Meet The Team coming up soon, and you will get to know our staff and production team.

You can also share the link to our Subscribe Page if you know someone in your community who might be interested in signing up for one, or both, of our weekly newsletters. And don’t forget to check out our Blog section where you can find even more in depth writings about choral works and performances!

With my best wishes

Michael Zaugg, Managing and Artistic Director

Join the Board of Directors

Pro Coro Canada is looking for a volunteer to join its Board of Directors to take on the role of Treasurer as we move forward in new and innovative ways. The ideal candidate will have a CPA designation and board governance experience. The Treasurer ensures that effective financial measures, controls and procedures are put in place, and implemented consistently and appropriately. The term of appointment is for two years with possibility of renewal.

Among other things, the Treasurer will Chair the Finance and Audit Committee which will oversee the annual audit process, and offer guidance to the Board to ensure good fiscal planning, risk management, decision-making and oversight at a governance level. The Treasurer is also a member of the Executive Committee. The Board meets six times a year and committee meetings are held between board meetings.

Letters of interest can be directed to the Chair of the Board Development and Governance Committee via email

Connect with us!

We may have to be apart right now, but there are still lots of ways to keep in touch. We would love to connect with you!