A workshop on making the most of your voice as it matures. This is an ideal opportunity for singers in the community, and church choirs.
10:30-noon, Saturday January 16th 2027
Great Hall, Conrad Grebel University College
This workshop will be led by Katy Clark, soprano.
Renowned for her versatility and captivating stage presence, Canadian soprano Katy
Clark has appeared across North America as a soloist, chorister, teacher, lecturer, and
director. She has appeared as a soloist with groups including the Amici Chamber
Ensemble, the Kitchener-Waterloo and Windsor Symphonies, Michigan Opera Theatre,
and the Elora, Indian River, and Stratford Summer Music Festivals, singing in opera,
oratorio, recital, and musical theatre.
A specialist in new works, Katy appears as a soloist on the 2022 album A Woman’s
Voice, which features the vocal music of Canadian composer Alice Ping Yee Ho. She
also appears on numerous albums released by the Elora Singers and Opus 8, and is
featured as a soloist on the Elora Singers albums To the Ground from the Sky and In
Beauty May I Walk.
She is a member of the Elora Singers and of Opus 8, and has sung with the Tafelmusik
Chamber Choir, and the Canadian Opera Company Chorus.
An active teacher and clinician, Katy has taught Foundational Vocal Technique at Wilfrid
Laurier University, and Singing and Voice Pedagogy at McMaster University. She gave
the 2023 James Reaney Memorial Lecture as part of Wordsfest Creative Arts Festival,
and operates an active teaching studio in London, Ontario.
Find out more about her at https://www.katyclarksoprano.com/
Registration details coming soon!