Are you searching for a way to inspire your band or choir? Musicale provides a variety of benefits, including motivation and rewards, adjudication and workshops, mass band and choir experiences, opportunities for colleague interaction, positive peer influence, recreation, and plenty of fun.
Guest Conductors
Charlene Heins—Jr. Band
For more than 30 years, Charlene has led choirs and bands in both schools and community groups, guiding students to discover the joy of making music together. Now teaching at Providence Christian School, she continues to inspire young musicians to use their gifts for God’s glory. Her groups have excelled at festivals over the years, but her greatest joy is watching students grow in confidence and in their love of praising the Lord through music.
James Caswell—Sr. Band
James is the Fine Arts Coordinator at White Rock Christian Academy. He has been active in music ministry and education for over 30 years. An instrumental specialist, James has taught music in Manitoba and BC for over 20 years and his ensembles have won numerous awards.
Elsie Eelhart—Choir
Elsie is a retired schoolteacher having taught in BC and Alberta for over 40 years. During this time, she has participated and led school, church, and community choirs. Her choirs have received numerous awards and enjoyed going on tour both locally and provincially. Currently, she works as a substitute teacher with Lethbridge School Division.
Repertoire
Music Direct Ltd and they have agreed to give teachers a 10% discount if they order the music through them. This is the same as the last few years.
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“Canadian Theme: Repertoire 2026”
Theme: Celebrate Canada’s diverse musical landscapes through pieces inspired by our country’s culture and landmarks.
Selections:
Sketches of Canada – Listen / Order on J.W. Pepper
The Moon of Winter (The Huron Carol) – Vince Gassi – Alfred Music Link
Lion’s Gate – inspired by Vancouver’s Lion’s Gate Bridge – View on J.W. Pepper
Western Fair – Canadian Composer – View on ENP Music
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1.Under the Prairie Sky – Bob Buckley – 2.5
2. Nostalgia – Rossano Galante – 3
3.Among The Clouds – Brian Balmages – 3
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A diverse mix of classic and contemporary choral works for SATB and two-part voicings.
Adiemus – Karl Jenkins (2-Part) — J.W. Pepper — #48023769
Great and Mighty Lord – Arr. Mark Hayes (SATB) — Sheet Music Plus — #10/3961L
Go Out in Song – Lloyd Larson (SATB) — J.W. Pepper — #10/4143L
Into the West – Arr. Alan Billingsley (SATB) — J.W. Pepper — #CHMO4O56
Anthem to the Trinity – Arr. Howard Helvey (SATB) — J.W. Pepper — #00116834
**Please be aware that choir groups must bring their own accompanist along with their ensemble.
PArt A—Now open!
Group Registration
This first stage is designed for school coordinators to register their band and/or choir groups.
Submit your estimated number of students per ensemble (band or choir).
This step secures your school’s participation and helps us with planning and scheduling.
Deadline to submit Part A registration is November 26.
Part B—January 2026
Individual Student & Chaperone Registration
Once your group registration is complete, you’ll move to Part B to provide individual details for each participant.
Enter student information, including instruments or voicing.
Register chaperones (please note ACSIWC’s 1:10 chaperone-to-student ratio requirement).
Provide details about allergies or dietary restrictions.
Submit accommodation requests for your group.
Part B registration link will be forwarded to registered directors in January 2026.
Contact
ACSI Western Canada Office
Phone: 403.948.2332
Email: acsiwc_info@acsi.org
