Join us for an open choral workshop with special guest Lynn Harrison. Everyone is welcome!
Sat. April 4, 10am-12:30pm
Holy Trinity Church, by the Eaton Centre, accessible south doors.
19 Trinity Square, Dundas Subway Station MAP
Paid parking under Bell Trinity Square, entrance on the east side of Bay, north of Queen.
Lynn Harrison
Known for beautifully memorable songs that celebrate life, love and the human spirit, Lynn Harrison has been an inspiring presence on Canadian roots music stages for decades. Her 7th album “Treasure” (2023) was described by Americana Highways magazine as “better than medicine…will put you in a good mood if you’re not” with comparisons to Bonnie Raitt and Jennifer Warnes. In January 2026, she published “Songwriting as Soul Work: Songs and the Inner Life” an inspirational companion for songwriters, and she releases new songs regularly on her “Chapel of Song” Substack. Also an ordained minister in the inclusive Unitarian Universalist tradition, Lynn creates heartfelt connections with every audience, offering uplifting songs for complicated times.
photo credit Sarah Bodri
This workshop/rehearsal is paid for by donation, suggested $20. cash in hat or on-line ticket here
We’ll have tea and snacks too, provided by us:)
Echo Spring Concert, Sunday, May 10, 3pm at Holy Trinity Church
Guest Lynn Harrison. Details tba
Echo Mission Statement
Echo provides a strong, inclusive, mutually supportive, community in the heart of Toronto for women who love to sing. The choir is committed to a unique and eclectic repertoire with a focus on social justice, musical excellence and passionate expression. We collaborate frequently with musicians who enrich our repertoire with music from a range of genres and diverse cultures.
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Season Details
Hello Everyone!
Sing with a welcoming singing community in a beautiful historic building.
Our Spring Season started on Tuesday, January 6, 7-9pm at Holy Trinity Church.
We are well into the season, but you are welcome to join us next season, starting September 2026.
Echo has two seasons annually, Fall (Sept.) & Spring (Jan.)
We rehearse on Tuesday nights 7-9pm and the occasional Saturday at
Holy Trinity Church, by the Eaton Centre, accessible south doors.
19 Trinity Square, Dundas Subway Station MAP
Paid parking under Bell Trinity Square, entrance on the east side of Bay, north of Queen.
Now in our 35th year, Echo is an inclusive, non-audition community choir, a group of harmonizing women of all ages. We are open to all women who can make the weekly rehearsal commitment. The ability to read music is helpful but not required.Echo loves to sing traditional folk music from around the world, celebrating all the cultural traditions that are alive and vibrant in our city. We sing original Canadian compositions, diverse spiritual music, socially conscious music about women, peace and environmental justice. We aim for musical excellence and passionate expression. We are social-justice oriented.
Activities include workshops, open rehearsals, orientation, sectionals, break-end singing, community outreach singing and more! We learn and finesse new songs in preparation for our Winter & Spring Concerts.
Season Fees are $200. each season Winter (Sept. – Dec.), Spring (Jan. – May)
We make singing accessible to all through sliding scale membership fees
and we accept donations through Canadahelps
Please contact Anne if you would like to join us next season starting in September 2026 or have questions:
info.echo@gmail.com
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Echo Winter Concert 2025 Graphic Allison Sletcher
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Echo Singing at City Hall, Photo by Elizabeth Littlejohn