Jennifer is the soprano soloist in this concert which provides the opportunity for listeners to experience the differences between two iconic composers of classical music – JS Bach and GF Handel. In a concert of contrasts between these two giants of the baroque era, the program includes sacred settings of similar length and orchestration with widely differing soundscapes.

A gala dinner and celebration to say farewell to Bob Cooper as Artistic Director of the Orpheus Choir of Toronto.  Jennifer was a Sidgwick Scholar with the Orpheus Choir and is honoured to have been asked to sing as a part of the celebration. 

Jennifer is a soloist as well as a chorister in this powerful work, which offers hope of acceptance and inclusion in a changing world. The three-part fusion oratorio speaks with a fresh and bold voice, incorporating a variety of musical styles seamlessly woven into a unified whole.

Jennifer is a soloist as well as a chorister in this powerful work, which offers hope of acceptance and inclusion in a changing world. The three-part fusion oratorio speaks with a fresh and bold voice, incorporating a variety of musical styles seamlessly woven into a unified whole.

Jennifer sings in the Festival's ensemble-in-residence, The Elora Singers, one of Canada's finest professional chamber choirs.

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The choir performs throughout the two weeks of the festival, both with solo concerts and in collaboration with guest artists and ensembles. The Elora Festival and The Elora Singers are both led by Artistic Director Mark Vuorinen.