2026-2027 Season
Concerts
Paul Grambo
Artistic Director
Hayoon Kim
Accompanist
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Auditions
LPMC welcomes new members. Please contact our Artistic Director, Paul Grambo, at [email protected] to schedule an audition.
Artistic Director’s 2026-27 Season Message
Dear Friends,
Last year at this time, we were looking ahead to a season of maintaining our growth: growth in membership, enthusiasm, reputation, and all while creating beautiful music for appreciative audiences. We have done exceedingly well in all these areas. I urge each of you to share the good work and music London Pro Musica embodies with family, friends, and colleagues. Encourage fellow musicians to audition, non-singers to consider attending and volunteering, and seek out advertisers and sponsors for our fine ensemble. Our choir is only as strong as our enthusiasm for it.
I am very excited to share with you that LPMC’s 2026/2027 season, Emergance, will feature music both old and new that will inspire action and celebrate the past while addressing the challenges and potential of our present world. Dates and Concert information will be available soon.
I am humbled to be the Artistic Director of this great choir and look forward to all we will accomplish together in the 2025/2026 season.
With deepest thanks for your continued support,
Paul Grambo, Artistic Director
On Sunday, June 7th, our London Pro Musica’s Harmonic Hikers team participated in the 5K walk/run as part of the Forest City Road Race for the 4th year in a row. Our team raised over $9,000 for London Pro Musica Choir and about $1,500 for Thames Valley Children’s Centre. We were the second hightest fundraising team. Thank you to all the people who sponsored our team and our members.
WATER: An Environmental Oratorio – Thank you London!
What an amazing and successful concert we had on Saturday, May 23. Nearly 400 people were in attendance at First-St. Andrew’s United Church. This performance brought together 4 London choirs – London Pro Musica, Chor Amica, First-St. Andrew’s Senior Choir, and the Grade 5 choir from St. Mary Choir and Orchestra School. We had a 34 piece orchestra and soloists Katy Clark, Hillary Tufford, Chad Louwerse, Chris Fischer, and child soloist Lucas Zadorsky. The message and the performance were powerful. Composer Stephanie Martin & librettist Paul Ciufo were in attendance. This was a demonstration of how music brings people together. We thank the Paul Seed Fund of the London Community Foudation, London Arts Council, City of London, The Good Foundation and all the donors and sponsors that made this possible.
