DaCapo Chamber Choir

The DaCapo Chamber Choir is a renowned Canadian ensemble founded in 1998 in Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario, under the direction of Leonard Enns. The choir is dedicated to promoting contemporary choral music, with a strong emphasis on Canadian repertoire. They are known for their high-quality performances and have collaborated with numerous notable groups, including the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony and the Elora Festival Singers. DaCapo has received several awards, including first place in the Contemporary Choral Music category of the 2011 National Competition for Canadian Amateur Choirs and the 2010 National Choral Recording Award for their album "ShadowLand."

DaCapo has released several notable albums, such as "NewWorks," "ShadowLand," and "Still," which feature music by local and Canadian composers. The choir has also been involved in the NewWorks choral composition competition, which aimed to foster new Canadian choral music. Their performances are highly regarded for their musicality and the choir's ability to bring contemporary works to life. Under Leonard Enns' leadership, DaCapo continues to be a significant presence in the Canadian choral scene.