The Winnipeg Boys' Choir is an auditioned group dedicated to high-quality vocal training under the direction of Carolyn Boyes (trebles) and Spencer Duncanson (changed voices). Young singers learn the deep enjoyment that comes from working hard and achieving excellence as they rehearse and perform music of all types, developing skills that go beyond singing.

Founded in 1925, the Winnipeg Boys Choir is the oldest choral choir for children and youth. The choir performs regularly with the city's finest professional and amateur ensembles, including the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra, the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, and Camerata Nova.

The Winnipeg Boys' Choir is open to boys and young men ranging in ages from eight to eighteen, from across the City of Winnipeg and the surrounding area. Boys who love to sing are encouraged to audition; extensive experience is not necessary, and scholarships are available to families with limited financial resources, because no boy should be prevented by financial hardship from singing.

The WBC is an ideal place to nurture young male voices as they sing their way from developing treble through the voice change and beyond, to become strong tenors or basses ready to move on to adult choirs.

For more information on auditions and concert events please visit The Winnipeg Boys Choir Website here: [ Ссылка ]

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