Have a look around and learn about our world and how you can become a part of it.
- Experience the Joy of singing 4-part a cappella harmony…
- In the company of your newest friends…
- While supporting our communities through various events
So, start your journey with us and learn about Barbershop Harmony. At any time, you can contact us and provide comments, get answers or even arrange a ride to our next rehearsal.
Hope to see you soon!
Mission Statement:
We are a men’s a cappella chorus totally dedicated to pursuing excellence in entertaining our audiences.
Vision Statement:
To constantly strive to exceed our audiences’ expectations of music and entertainment.
Our Motto:
Experience the Joy!
We are an a cappella men’s chorus, based in Sharon, serving York Region and surrounding communities.
Guests are always welcome at our weekly meetings on Wednesdays from 7:00 to 9:30 pm at 18648 Leslie St. in Sharon in the Sharon-Hope United Church. See the Contact Us page and phone or email us for your personal invitation to experience the Chorus.
OUR DIRECTOR & MANAGEMENT TEAM
Dan Lenz
Our Director
Dan has been the front-line director of the Upper Canada Chordsmen Chorus since 2013, co-conductor of the York Regional Police Male Chorus since 2009, and Music Director of the Georgian Bay Concert Choir since 2014. Dan holds music degrees and diplomas from Wilfrid Laurier University and Western University.
Dave Jackson
President
Mark Robinson
Secretary & Co-ordinator - Music
Michael Smith
Secretary
Dave McCaffrey
Co-ordinator - Marketing
Jim Price
Treasurer
René Frappier
Co-ordinator - Membership
Bob Batstone
Member-at-Large
Ryan Jagoe
Member-at-Large
Community Involvement and Service
The Upper Canada Chordsmen opened Canadiana Song Night for the kick-off of the Newmarket Folk Society’s 2016-17 season.
The Chordsmen were pleased to perform at the Newmarket Citizens’ Band Spring Fling concert at Trinity United Church in Newmarket on June 5th.
On April 1st, the Chordsmen opened a benefit concert for a Syrian refugee family that was held by the Newmarket Folk Society at the Royal Canadian Legion.