This concert operates on a pay-what-you-can basis. Patrons are invited to consider what amount they would like to pay at the door for this event with $20 being the suggested amount.
hal-ALE-lujah: A Sing-a-long Beer Messiah
April 8th, 7 p.m., X-Cues Restaurant & Lounge (551 Sargent Ave.)
One of the most in-demand classical musicians in the world makes her Winnipeg debut in a program that blends the Baroque with the contemporary.
About conductor Katy Harmer
Katy Harmer (she/her) is a queer and genderqueer choral conductor, singer, and educator based in Winnipeg. She is currently the Music Director at St. Andrew’s River Heights United Church, Artistic Director for Margaret’s Choir, the founding Artistic Director of Winnipeg Upper Voices, and interim Artistic Director for Rainbow Harmony Project. She has recently conducted the University of Manitoba Singers and sung with Dead of Winter, and the Canadian Chamber Choir. She completed a Master of Music at the University of Manitoba, studying choral conducting with Dr. Elroy Friesen. In February 2020, Katy was a conductor at the Banff Centre’s Choral Art program with Michael Zaugg and Lone Larsen. A lifelong choral musician originally from Toronto, Katy believes strongly in the power of choir to bring people together in community, and brings this philosophy to all her musical ventures and collaborations.
