Exultate Chamber Singers

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Founded in 1981, Exultate Chamber Singers has been known for sensitive, precise singing, richness of tone, and blended sound throughout a wide dynamic range. Exultate is a passionate, committed ensemble with a wide-ranging repertoire.

Under the direction of Dr. Mark Ramsay, Exultate was awarded first place in the chamber choir division of the 2019 National Competition for Canadian Amateur Choirs, re-affirming the choir’s reputation for excellence.

In addition to presenting its annual concert series, Exultate has made regular guest appearances around Ontario, released five albums, and enjoyed airplay on CBC Radio.

Exultate has sponsored a composition competition and a scholarship program for young choral singers, and has recently created an Apprentice Conductor Program. Exultate also has a continuing commitment to commissioning new works by Canadian composers, with four new ones planned for this year’s 40th anniversary.
383 Huron Street, Toronto, ON
(416) 971-9229
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Language(s): English
Communities served: Adults, Children, People with disabilities, Youth, Seniors
Venue accessibility: Elevator, Ramp/Level Entrance, Wheelchair seating, Hearing assistance equipped, Accessible washrooms
Organization type: Charitable organisation, Non-profit

  • Music

    Vocal Choir

  • Performances

    Exultate's typical season offers four concerts of superbly performed a capella and accompanied choral music ranging from medieval plainsong to new works composed especially for Exultate by Canadian composers. The concerts are united by themes. In the past years, for example, we have presented shows inspired by childhood, the connection between words and music, the cold of winter, and nature's beauty/fragility.

  • Outreach Programs

    Exultate has sponsored a composition competition and a scholarship program for young choral singers, and has recently created an Apprentice Conductor Program aimed specifically at high school and undergraduate students. Exultate also has a continuing commitment to commissioning new works by young Canadian composers, with four new ones planned for this year’s 40th anniversary.

Profile last updated: Sep 21 2020

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