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Capella Regalis Concert: "Sea Songs and Sacred Anthems," dir. Nick Halley, with Paul Halley (TORONTO - May 30)

  • May 30, 2026 7:30 p.m.

  • St Martin-in-the-Fields Anglican Church

    151 Glenlake Avenue
    Toronto, Ontario M6P 1E8
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Description

Concert: Sea Songs and Sacred Anthems

Capella Regalis Men, Boys, and Girls Choirs
Nick Halley, director, drums, and percussion
Vanessa Halley, director
Paul Halley, piano and organ


The sound of Nova Scotia. Capella Regalis Choirs presents a rich and varied concert program of sacred and secular anthems featuring repertoire from their newest album, 'Songs of the Sea', with choir, organ, piano, and percussion. Expect a feast for the ears showcasing a remarkable Nova Scotian ensemble of professional and youth choristers performing a range of works from Gregorian chant to sea shanties. Bringing together sacred pieces of the choral canon with fresh arrangements of traditional folksongs from around the world by multi-Grammy Award-winning composer Paul Halley, this concert offers an exciting mix of music that is sure to delight. Don't miss Capella Regalis's one and only concert in Toronto at St Martins-in-the-Field, the final stop of their 10-day Quebec-Ontario performance tour!

Date & Time

Sat, May 30, 2026 7:30 p.m.

Venue Details

St Martin-in-the-Fields Anglican Church

151 Glenlake Avenue
Toronto, Ontario M6P 1E8 St Martin-in-the-Fields Anglican Church
Capella Regalis Choirs

Capella Regalis is a Canadian charity dedicated to training singers and performing choral music of the highest excellence. Founded in Nova Scotia by director Nick Halley in 2010 to build upon the best aspects of the European tradition of church choirs and to revitalize this method of music training in Canada, Capella Regalis now comprises a Boys Choir, Girls Choir, and professional Men's Choir (including Young Men with recently changed voices) as well as two introductory choirs in Halifax, and a satellite program in Lunenburg for children from Nova Scotia’s South Shore communities. There are currently 125 children singing in Capella Regalis programs every week. All Capella Regalis Choirs are free and open to any child who is keen to learn music.

Capella Regalis Choirs regularly sing Choral Evensong in the Cathedral Church of All Saints, Halifax, as part of the Cathedral's Sundays at Four series. The choirs also perform concerts around Nova Scotia and beyond in a busy September–June season, including the ground-breaking annual, free masterwork collaboration, For All the City, the popular annual Christmas series, A Chorister’s Christmas, and annual tour programs of sacred and secular repertoire ranging from Gregorian Chant to works by living composers. Capella Regalis projects include top-notch musicians from around the world, and the choirs engage the public in unique music outreach initiatives. Capella Regalis has released five CDs, most recently Songs of the Sea (June 2025), as well as many online performance broadcasts. To see and hear audio and video recordings, find upcoming events, and discover more about the programming and philosophy of Capella Regalis, we invite you to visit capellaregalis.com.