Click here to register for MYVoice 2027!

Discover an unforgettable opportunity for singers ages 12-24 to experience the transformative power of choral singing! MYVoice welcomes anyone interested in singing in a TTBB ensemble, and every singer receives a fully subsidized scholarship, meaning the entire program is 100% free for participants.

This season we’re thrilled to offer two MYVoice sections:

  • Burnaby – rehearses on Tuesday evenings at Burnaby Central
  • Vancouver – rehearses on Thursday evenings at Killarney Secondary

Over 10 weeks, you’ll attend rehearsals, learn from one of Vancouver’s top choral instructors, attend workshops with Chor Leoni Artistic Director Erick Lichte, and build lasting friendships with fellow singers.

The experience ends in two exciting performances on the stage of St. Andrew’s-Wesley United as part of the Big Roar Choral Festival, one of Vancouver’s major choral festivals, as well as a special performance at Chor Leoni’s Annual Fundraising Gala, Resound.

 

If you’re ready to find your voice, make friends in a vibrant community, learn new things, and have fun in 2027, click here to register for MYVoice!

MYVoice Schedules


Vancouver

Burnaby


Meet your fabulous conductor

Carrie Taylor

MYVoice conductor Carrie Taylor

Carrie studied music at the University of Mary in Bismark, North Dakota and the University of Victoria in Victoria, BC, obtaining her Bachelor of Music and Professional Teaching Certificate. She has also studied at the Banff School of the Fine Arts.
Carrie has been teaching in the public school system for 32 years. She began her teaching career in Coquitlam and is currently teaching in Burnaby, where she enjoys teaching both band and choir. Carrie has also been the coordinator for the B.C. Provincial Honour Choir for the past several years and is one of the Directors of Vivo Children’s Choir.

Carrie, her husband Brent, and their three boys Evan, Aksel, and Grayson live in New Westminster.

The MYVoice program is generously supported by the David Spencer MYVoice Endowment funded by the David Spencer Endowment Encouragement Fund.