Alvin M. Keeling 
London’s Pro Musica Choir will celebrate the Queen’s reign with a concert on Saturday.
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London’s Pro Musica Choir will celebrate the Queen’s reign with a concert on Saturday.
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Celebrations and Light, featuring the choir conducted by Paul Grambo accompanied by organist Paul Merritt, will include coronation hymns and other works marking the monarch’s Platinum Jubilee at St. James Westminster Anglican Church.
The event will feature a silent auction fundraiser at intermission. Offers include garden and patio necessities, food and treat baskets, personal and household items such as jewellery, candles and home decorations, as well as tickets to the Stratford Festival, the Grand Theater and the Aeolian Hall.
The 40-member ensemble, founded in 1970 as a chamber choir, is London’s oldest unaffiliated concert choir. He won the CBC Choral Competition in 1980, recorded nine CDs and premiered works by great Canadian composers such as London’s Oliver Whitehead, Gerald Bates, Lydia Adams, Andrew Petrasiunas and Rod Culham.
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IF YOU ARE GOING TO
What: Celebrations and Light, a concert by the London Pro Musica Choir to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee.
When: Saturday, 7:30 p.m.
Where: St James Westminster Anglican Church, 115 Askin Street.
Tickets: $25 (free for children under 12), available online at londonpromusica.ca and at the door.
