The Vancouver Orpheus Male Choir is part of Vancouver, Canada’s thriving community choir scene. Formed in 1992 for men of all ages who enjoy singing, the choir focuses on popular songs from many times and lands, including Broadway showtunes, spirituals, sea shanties, and rousing male voice classics.
Come and enjoy a performance of choral power and passion that only a male choir can deliver!
Some testimonials from audience members:
“..not enjoyed myself as much at a concert for many years.”
“I was not prepared to feel the emotions each and every song stirred up.”
“It moved me to tears they sang so beautifully.”
“This concert was a real treat – what marvellous entertainment! Many thanks!”
Tour of the Maritime Provinces
Our 2023 tour of the Matitimes was a very successful tour. We sang in 5 concerts, the locations and the host choirs being as follows:
The Zion Sanctuary Choir at Zion Presbyterian Church, Charlottetown, PEI.
The North Nova Changed Voice Choir at Trinity United Church, New Glasgow, NS.
The Alara Vocal Ensemble at the Gaelic College in the community of St. Ann’s, NS.
The Cape Breton Chordsmen at United Heritage Church, Sydney, NS.
The Saint David Singers at Presbyterian Church of St. David, Halifax, NS.
Next concerts
The next group of concerts will be Christmas concerts and will be held in the Lower Mainland.
About us & our Next Concerts
The Vancouver Orpheus Male Choir is part of Vancouver, Canada’s thriving community choir scene. Formed in 1992 for men of all ages who enjoy singing, the choir focuses on popular songs from many times and lands, including Broadway showtunes, spirituals, sea shanties, and rousing male voice classics.
Come and enjoy a performance of choral power and passion that only a male choir can deliver!
Some testimonials from audience members:
Tour of the Maritime Provinces
Our 2023 tour of the Matitimes was a very successful tour. We sang in 5 concerts, the locations and the host choirs being as follows:
Next concerts
The next group of concerts will be Christmas concerts and will be held in the Lower Mainland.