Mandate and Current Activities
The Kingston Capital Men’s Chorus performs a wide range of musical repertoire with expression, accuracy, and a good ensemble sound, and a strong sense of joy in singing together.
The choir provides male singers the opportunity to develop vocal skills and musical literacy, in a friendly atmosphere, while preparing a diverse range of choral repertoire for performance. Rehearsals focus on strengthening vocal production, part singing and ear training skills, as well as mastering a steady stream of challenging repertoire curated to exploit the unique characteristics of an all-male chorus.
Although the choir performs only one major concert per season, they also do benefit concerts for local charities and organizations. These have included Hospice Kingston, The University Women’s Club, St Thomas' Anglican Church and St John’s Presbyterian Church. In addition, as part of their Community Outreach Program, they have performed in a number of retirement homes, including Briargate, Kingsdale Chateau and The Normandy.
The Kingston Capital Men’s Chorus performs a wide range of musical repertoire with expression, accuracy, and a good ensemble sound, and a strong sense of joy in singing together.
The choir provides male singers the opportunity to develop vocal skills and musical literacy, in a friendly atmosphere, while preparing a diverse range of choral repertoire for performance. Rehearsals focus on strengthening vocal production, part singing and ear training skills, as well as mastering a steady stream of challenging repertoire curated to exploit the unique characteristics of an all-male chorus.
Although the choir performs only one major concert per season, they also do benefit concerts for local charities and organizations. These have included Hospice Kingston, The University Women’s Club, St Thomas' Anglican Church and St John’s Presbyterian Church. In addition, as part of their Community Outreach Program, they have performed in a number of retirement homes, including Briargate, Kingsdale Chateau and The Normandy.
