2011–2012 Season
Three Finalists
for the position of
Artistic Director
Pro Coro Canada:
(in alphabetical order)
Mark Bailey
Magen Solomon
Michael Zaugg
We wish them all the best as they each conduct a concert this fall with the choir.
As part of the process each candidate will spend two weeks in the Edmonton area meeting singers, board, staff, and the community.
The concert audiences will be invited to participate in the decision-making process:
The decision of the new artistic director will be announced in early 2012.
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These three finalists were selected over a lengthy process that started with twenty-eight applicants and over several months was reduced to a shortlist of five candidates.
We thank all candidates who applied for the position of artistic director.
The standard was very high, and decisions amongst the search committee of seven were carefully considered!
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Staff
Jeremy Spurgeon
Resident Accompanist

British-born Jeremy Spurgeon won scholarships to study both piano accompaniment
and organ at the Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester, and later studied
organ at the Geneva Conservatoire where he gained the Premier Prix de la
Classe Virtuosite. In 1980 he came to Edmonton as director of music at All
Saints’ Cathedral and has since appeared in concert with many Canadian
and international ensembles, singers, and instrumentalists. His teachers
have been Eileen Sullivan, Eric Pask, Lorna Sergeant, Ronald Frost, Eric
Chadwick, Una Bradbury, Dame Gillian Weir and Lionel Rogg.
Jeremy Spurgeon has performed as piano accompanist and organist in Canada,
Britain, Italy, Switzerland, and Poland.