Despite the challenges of Covid-19, our students have stayed busy, creative and connected with different virtual projects...Enjoy!
During the month of February it has been an absolute joy to celebrate the immense contributions of the Black community on the world of music! We continue to appreciate the talent, artistry, passion and resilience of various Black artists both past and present. Music would never be the same without you!
St. Elizabeth Regional Arts Vocal students had the opportunity to learn a few choral pieces this month and all grades 9 to 12 gathered together for a rehearsal in our YCDSB Centre for the Arts. We have not had this opportunity for 2 years because of the pandemic, so it was truly a joyful experience for all of us to sing together in harmony! Thank you to our Regional Arts Instrumental students for joining us with percussion.
We hope you enjoy our recording of 1) Funga Alafia (a West African welcome song), 2) Kawouno Wan Gi Pi (a song of gratitude from Kenya) & 3) Elijah Rock (an African American spiritual).
An opera written and performed by participants in the St. E's X COC Opera Makers partnership in collaboration with Canadian Opera Company teaching artists Saman Shahi and Makenzie Morgan. [Spring 2021]
Gr. 12 Regional Arts Dancers
Gr. 11 Regional Arts Drama
Comprehensive & Regional Arts Music
Our student run Visual Arts Council curated artwork from 75 Comprehensive and Regional Arts students for a virtual art show. You don't want to miss it. CHECK IT OUT!
Regional Arts Vocalists sing this beautiful song of worship