Introduction to the Canadian Orpheus Male Choir
The COMC is an internationally known Canadian Male Voice Choir of some 65 members from varied cultural backgrounds, who have established a reputation of
"Men Who Love To Sing"
who perform an extensive eclectic repertoire.
They use their considerable talents in support of fundraising ventures such as the Hamilton Spectator Summer Camp Fund, the Canadian Cancer Society, the Heart and Stroke Foundation and Shelters for Abused Women, to name but a few. They have performed with such luminaries as the Canadian Brass and the Central Band of the Canadian Armed Forces at venues such as Roy Thomson Hall, Toronto, Canada, the Great Hall in Hamilton Place, Hamilton, Canada, the Royal Albert Hall and Westminster Abbey in London, England.
So what is it that makes the COMC such a popular musical group? Is it...
- Their big sound?
- The unique voicing?
- Their multicultural makeup?
- Their unswerving commitment to charitable organizations?
- The strength and quality of their repertoire?
- Their continuous and ongoing production of quality recordings?
- The inspired leadership of their music director Janice Moro?
- The unmatched accompaniment of Rebecca Leung?
In truth, it is "All" of these and much more, which collectively give you the answer. We suggest that you tour our website, go to the recording page and play the songs, view the concert schedule and attend a concert at one of the venues in Southern Ontario. We are convinced you will want to hear more and become a regular devotee of the choir.