Children in 3rd-4th grade are eligible to enroll in Jubilate Musica.
Singers build on the techniques learned in Dulcis Musica to further develop pitch matching, healthy vocal tone, and begin to incorporate harmony into their singing. This level begins to emphasis the written score, teaching singers how to read and follow a choral octavo. They sing advanced elementary repertoire and participate in three major concerts per year.
Jubilate conductors are master music educators who teach through a variety of strategies and activities designed to engage the whole child - body, mind, and spirit. Each singer is unique and Chorister conductors support that unique development at every level. No audition or evaluation required to join Jubilate Musica.
Weekly Rehearsals
2 locations
Tuesdays, 6:00 - 7:00pm
September - April
Avon Lake UCC, Avon Lake
We need 10 singers to register for this section by August 15th. Current registered = 2 singers
Tuesdays, 6:00 - 7:00pm
September - April
New Union Center for the Arts, Oberlin
We need 10 singers to register for this section by August 15th. Current registered = 8 singers
Registration numbers as of 8/12/22
Your singers' registration this weekend could get us to the 10 we need!
2022-23 Tuition*: $345
2022-23 Uniform: Chorister season t-shirt, black pants, black socks, black shoes
For the 22-23 season, Dulcis & Jubilate Musica plan to take an optional Saturday trip to the Akron/Canton area. Additional charges may apply.
Jubilate Musica performs in 2 concerts during our season:
December - Demonstration Concert
April - Showcase of Choirs
These singers also perform in small community events throughout the season.
*This price reflects a return to our regular tuition rates. Financial Aid is available.
Uniform requirements have been adjusted for 2022-23 to reduce costs for families.
Meet the Conductor
Angela Bak led the Intermediate Choir from its founding in 1996 until 2002. She returned in 2008 and dearly loves working with Jubilate Musica. Angela is Director of Music at Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church in Lorain.
She earned a Bachelor of Music in Music Education from Oberlin College in 1995 and completed a Master of Music Education with a Kodály emphasis at Capital University in 2001.
She and her husband reside with two Chorister daughters in a circa 1892 farmhouse in Amherst, where she may be found experimenting in the kitchen and working in the garden.
