HAMILTON POLICE FEMALE CHOIR
Unity Through Harmony
The Hamilton Police Female Choir made history in 2001 when the group became the first and only all female police choir in Canada. Since then the choir has grown to 24 members, comprised of sworn and civilian female personnel from throughout the service.
The Choir members devote their time to performing at several engagements including Hamilton Police Service’s Annual Awards Night and a host of community special events. Of particular significance to the Choir is their annual involvement in the Provincial and National Police Memorials.
Also significant to the Hamilton Police Female Choir is their commitment to supporting women and families in need. This is accomplished through a variety of fundraising events and performances for groups in need, throughout the year.
The Choir is grateful to Chief Glenn DeCaire, the members of the Hamilton Police Service, family and friends for their generosity and support, they encourage the Hamilton Police Female Choir to realize their vision of creating ‘unity throughout harmony’.
For further information on the Choir or to inquire about booking a performance, please contact:
Event Coordinator at 905-540-6376 or
wpassmore@hamiltonpolice.on.ca
Upcoming Events
- Sunday October 16th, 2011 10:30 am
Great Ride n Stride for Cancer
Bayfront Park , Hamilton
- Saturday November 19, 2011 12:30 pm
International Survivors of Suicide Event
947 Rymal Rd E, Hamilton
Bayview Gardens Funeral Home
- Tuesday Dec 6th, 2011 7:30 pm
Christmas Concert
Linden Park Church
484 East 16th St, Hamilton
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Director's Bio
Angela Maccaroni
Angela received her Honours Bachelor of Music from the University of Western Ontario where she formally studied instrumental and choral conducting. She has been involved in school, church and community choirs her whole life. Her first choir director position was when she was fifteen years old! In her career as a high school music teacher, Angela has had the opportunity to lead a diverse set of ensembles covering a broad range of music genres from traditional to jazz and has performed in many festivals with these groups. In addition, Angela performs as a flautist, bassoonist, singer and piano player in a number community groups and events. An energetic conductor, her passion for choral and community music making serves as her inspiration as she begins this new venture with the Hamilton Police Female Choir.
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