Auditions
Sing With Us
If you are between the ages of 5 - 18 years, love singing and performing, and want to broaden your musical horizons - then come SING with us!
Visit our Choirs page for more information about the various choirs of PMCC.
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Tinies (Ages 5-8): No formal auditions will be had for the introductory choir. A great attitude, ability to listen and follow instruction is key. All Tinies are encouraged to try out the choir for a few weeks after which the staff will determine those that are eligible to continue. There is a $25 registration fee for each singer. You can pay by cash, cheque made out to PMCC, or e-transfer to manager@pmcc.ca.
Click HERE to register for the Tinies
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Juniors & Seniors (Ages 9-18): please come prepared to:
- Sing "Silent Night" OR "O Canada" while being accompanied by the piano, as well as a few other vocal exercises.
- Complete a short music literacy / theory assessment. This is to determine which music literacy class your singer will join.
- The registration fee is $25/child which can be paid by cash, cheque made out to PMCC or e-transfer to manager@pmcc.ca.
Click HERE to register for your PMCC Audition!
For more information, contact Cheryl by email at manager@pmcc.ca or by phone at 604-703-4763.
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Results
You will be emailed about the results the week following your vocal assessment.
What We’re Looking For:
A high degree of motivation: A child who is exceptionally keen will likely make a fine contribution to the choir.
A good musical ear: The singer needs to be able to distinguish and match sung pitches. The ability to read music is an advantage.
A pleasant voice: The director will assess the child’s voice potential in terms of resonance and breath support.
An ability to read language: Children who have difficulty in reading language or have little interest in literature will likely experience limited progress as singers.
Good physical health: Rehearsals, performances, concerts, recordings and tours are very taxing, therefore good health and stamina are necessary.
Self-reliance: Children who lack initiative and self-reliance will experience frustration in this type of choral program.
Social skills: Children need the social skills necessary to enjoy working with and relating to other children, and taking direction from directors.
Long-term commitment: In order to receive the maximum benefit from singing in the choir, your child should plan to be part of the choir for at least a few years. The social, emotional, and musical benefits from singing in a choir will be most evident after a few years of singing.
