Raising Voices – an exciting opportunity for young singers!
The Phil is committed to providing the highest possible standard of choral singing for people of all ages. In particular, we want to provide the opportunity for choristers – especially younger ones – to sing major choral works with orchestral accompaniment, i.e. with the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra.
Under the banner Raising Voices, The Phil has two special opportunities for younger singers to rehearse and sing with the Phil during the 2020-21 concert season.
NOTE: Once the 2020/21 season is finalized we will update the Raising Voices information. In the meantime, please read the attachments for basic information around these two opportunities. Thank you!
Grade 11 & 12 Students:
Sing and earn credit hours toward your Community Service SIP.
The Phil has a limited number of spaces available for qualified Senior High School students (Grade 11 or 12). Successful candidates will earn ½ credit (55 hours) towards their CSSIP.
Read More about the Phil Raising Voices CSSIP
MB Dept of Education CSSIP Approval form
Post-Secondary Students
Sing and earn a $500 bursary towards your post-secondary education
Thanks to the generosity of enthusiastic choral lovers, the Phil has a limited number of $500 bursaries available for qualified post-secondary students at accredited institutions including: Booth University College, Canadian Mennonite University, Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology, Providence College, Red River College. Steinbach Bible College, Université de Saint-Boniface, University of Manitoba, and the University of Winnipeg.
The bursary will be awarded in three installments, during the course of the rehearsal/concert schedule.
Read more about the Phil Raising Voices Bursary
Auditions for both High School and post-secondary students will take place in September 2019. To learn more about this opportunity, please contact
The Winnipeg Philharmonic Choir
info@thephil.ca
204-896-7445
The Phil’s Raising Voices program is supported by Gail Asper & Michael Paterson and other generous donors who are committed to ensuring that choral music thrives in our community.