PRINCE GEORGE Tapestry Singers respectfully acknowledges that the land on which they gather to sing together is situated on the traditional and unceded territory of the Lheidli T’enneh First Nation.
Our choral community honors and respects the history, languages, ceremonies and culture of the First Nations, Metis, Inuit, and Non-Status Aboriginal Peoples whose presence and culture enrich our vibrant community.
We are all beneficiaries of this longtime Indigenous philosophy of peaceful cohabitation, between the earth, the animals, and all humans.
We all have a responsibility to one another and this land.
PRINCE GEORGE Tapestry Singers respectfully acknowledges that the land on which they gather to sing together is situated on the traditional and unceded territory of the Lheidli T’enneh First Nation.
Our choral community honors and respects the history, languages, ceremonies and culture of the First Nations, Metis, Inuit, and Non-Status Aboriginal Peoples whose presence and culture enrich our vibrant community.
We are all beneficiaries of this longtime Indigenous philosophy of peaceful cohabitation, between the earth, the animals, and all humans.
We all have a responsibility to one another and this land.
2023-24 Choral Season Slideshow
PRINCE GEORGE Tapestry Singers is a community choir that welcomes children and youth in Grades 4-12.
Tapestry strives toward a high level of artistic excellence in choral performance along with personal and social growth.
Tapestry's mission is to create a joyful and beautiful sound, strive for choral excellence, and foster a life-long love of music making.
Our Tapestry community is supported by parents, foster parents, guardians, grand-parents, musicians, dancers, artists, and friends.
Their skills, commitment, encouragement, and love help our singers to thrive.
JUNIOR Singers: Grades 4-7 SENIOR Singers: Grades 7-12
SENIORS - "Scarborough Fair"
SENIORS - Vancouver Island & Salt Spring Island Trip
Ban, Ban, Caliban
Text by Shakespeare - Music by Dan Forrest
By the Rivers of Babylon
Arranged by Susan Brumfield
Bring Me Little Water Silvy
Arranged by Moira Smiley
SENIORS - Foreigner October 2017 Competition