St. Michael's Choir School

St. Michael's Choir School is a renowned institution based in Toronto, Canada, founded in 1937 by Monsignor John Edward Ronan. Initially established as the Cathedral Schola Cantorum, it was designed to train choristers for St. Michael's Cathedral. Over the years, the school has grown into a comprehensive educational facility offering both academic and musical programs. It is particularly noted for its expertise in liturgical music and choral training, with students participating in the cathedral choirs and studying instruments like piano and organ.

The school's musical repertoire includes a variety of sacred and classical pieces, reflecting its association with the Pontifical Institute of Sacred Music. Recent releases such as "Thou Royal Knight From Courts On High," "Stand on Guard," "In Midnight's Stillness," and "Tenebrae" showcase the school's rich musical heritage. St. Michael's Choir School is a unique collaboration between the Catholic Archdiocese and the Toronto Catholic District School Board, blending academic and musical education in a distinctive environment.