http://www.bachorus.org/ Located in Scarborough, the choir's website includes biographies, concert dates, music sampler. http://www.bellartesingers.com Under the direction of Lee Willingham they have been singing sweet songs of classical, folk and gospel choral music for over ten years. http://www.elmeriselersingers.com A 20-voice professional chamber choir in Toronto. Founded in 1979. Now conducted by Lydia Adams. http://www.exultate.on.ca/ Since 1981, the choir has been exploring the best of choral repertoire and packaging imaginative programs for a subscription series that has attracted a dedicated following. http://www.pathcom.com/~hpchoirs/ A multi-divisional choir for students of public school and high school ages. Based in Toronto, Canada, the choir has brought music to many homes over the years, and to concert sites in many places local, national and international. http://www.lachan.org/ Dedicated to the performance of a wide variety of Jewish choral music. Toronto, Canada. http://www.orpheus.on.ca/ Founded in 1964 for the purpose of widening the range of choral music available to Toronto audiences. The 80 voice ensemble remains committed to celebrating life through the discovery, preservation and performance of fine choral music. http://www.paxchristichorale.org/index.html A Mennonite and Brethren in Christ choir that has maintained a tradition of fine choral singing for the past thirteen years. http://www.rainbowzone.com/village/entertainment/RainbowVoices/ Mixed chorus for gays and lesbians and their friends and family. http://amadeus.idirect.com/ Music and singing in Toronto. Meet conductor Lydia Adams and accompanist Eleanor Daley. View database of repertoire and competition winners. http://megacitychorus.com All male A cappella group in Toronto who are looking for singers. Newspaper articles, how to join, general information, galleries and guestbooks. Members SPEBSQSA http://www.victoriascholars.org/ The Victoria Scholars, established in January 1993, is a men's choral ensemble based in Toronto, Ontario. The choir takes its name from Tomás Luis de Victoria (c. 1548-1611), one of the outstanding composers of the Renaissance, whose music is renowned for its deep spirituality and emotional expressiveness. http://www.torontocamerata.org/ A mixed chorus of twenty singers specializing in unaccompanied choral music. They also sponsor an annual folksong competition. http://www.geocities.com/torontochamberchoir A 40-voice chamber choir specializing in music of the Baroque and Renaissance periods. http://www.torontochildrenschorus.com Offering its children unique musical, educational and life-enhancing experiences through the finest repertoire especially Canadian works and world premiere commissions. http://www.torontochoralsociety.org/ Established in 1845 and boasts a proud tradition of nurturing and developing fine vocal musicians. Today, it includes a larger non-auditioned choir of around 80 singers and a smaller auditioned ensemble called North 44°. http://www.tmchoir.org Schedule and subscription information about this popular Toronto choir under the direction of conductor Noel Edison. http://www.twmvc.com/index.html Upcoming performances, history, links of interest and music of the choir.