The current repertoire includes music from the masters of all centuries, including many commissioned works of leading Canadian composers such as Barrie Cabena, Leonard Enns, Robert Evans, Richard Cunningham and Imant Raminsh . In Ontario, the choir has made two appearances each at the Saugeen Bach Festival and The Guelph Spring Festival . They have performed under such distinguished conductors as Robert Shaw and Sir David Willcocks. The choir has been featured frequently on local and national television. A third C.D. is also available that features work composed by Nick Peros and is available on the Phoenix label.
Plans are in the works for future recordings.
As well as the 4 concerts presented locally each season the choir also performs in other locals across Ontario. This past season saw the choir perform benefits in Ottawa, Kingston, Leamington and Cambridge. Previously the choir has performed at York Minister, St. George's Chapel, Gloucester, Ely, Wells, Salisbury, St. Albans, Canterbury, Winchester, Lincoln, Ripon, and Westminister Abbey . It has performed twice at the prestigious Three Choirs Festival, the only Canadian choir to be so honoured. Founding conductor Raymond S.J. Daniels stepped down as music director in 1994.