CAMMAC Toronto caters to music-lovers and amateur music-makers who live within a 100 km radius of the Toronto area. Our region offers various activities (for singers and instrumentalists) throughout the year, opportunities to meet other music-lovers through learning, playing and enjoying music.Everyone is welcome to participate for a nominal fee.
The May 30 Reading of Mozart’s Mass in C Minor conducted by Howard Dyck was a success…we were short in numbers, but long in effort and enthusiasm.
At the break a short AGM was held, during which the new Committee was elected and reports were submitted by outgoing President Kathy Gallyas and Treasurer Marion Wilk, along with a summary of the brainstorming session about Readings and Workshops held in April.
Watch for the 2010-2011 bookmarks listing Readings and Workshops.
Monthly readings let you read through different works,
usually with choir and orchestra; occasionally orchestral
works or a capella only.
The first half
of a reading is a "mini-rehearsal", and in the second half,
the work is "performed" with the participants as audience.
Live Music for Live Audiences
Get your group in the catalogue, and be invited to perform in nursing homes and hospitals.
Musical Chairs
Looking for someone to make music with? Find other "music-mates" in the Toronto
region.
McMichael Gallery Concerts
Your chamber group can perform at one of the gallery's Sunday afternoon
concerts. Hear fellow Cammac members perform.
Lake Field Music
Lake Field Music, formerly CAMMAC Ontario Music Centre, is for adults and families. Musicians and singers of all ages and abilities are invited to dive into an unforgettable creative vacation in the beautiful Kawartha lake region.
Classical, jazz and world music workshops
are held for singers, instrumentalists and dancers. Come learn something
in a relaxed, supportive environment.
Five issues annually of the Toronto region newsletter
contain notices of upcoming musical activities, CAMMAC news,
classifieds and musical anecdotes.
The newsletter is available in hardcopy or electronically.
See who's behind all the great work
for your region. Join the committee and help out!
