Nove Voce Choral Society - Canada
This national award-winning women’s ensemble was founded in 2005 as a caroling group to help raise money for the Salvation Army. They quickly became one of the top choirs in BC. They have won best overall choir in BC three times and were 2nd at the National Festival in 2018 and placed 1st in 2019. They are freshly returned from being one of two choirs to represent Canada in the 4th European Choir games in Gothenberg, Sweden.
The choir mounts three major performances a year including all types of musical genres. Community favorites include their annual performance of How the Grinch Stole Christmas and Carols for Hospice.
The group is comprised of women from all backgrounds and ages. Their common goal is musical excellence, community and supporting each other.
Robin Norman is an active voice teacher, performer and director. She has been teaching voice for over 25 years and has performed in or been the musical director of over 30 different musical productions including Les Miserables, Nunsense and Legally Blonde. She is an active member of the Prince George Arts community, often volunteering her performance and professional services.
Robin has served on several boards, she was the president of Performing Arts BC, the Vice President of The Federation of Canadian Music Festivals, and a board member to both Theatre BC, and the Prince George Music Festival. Robin is also an adjudicator throughout the Canadian festival system.