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Our Team
As a leading college in Paris, we look to engage with our student beyond the conventional design and development school relationship, becoming a partner to the people.
Reynhardt Crause
Choir Director
Reynhardt's lifelong passion for music and self-taught proficiency on the pipe organ led to his role as an organist and choir director at a Presbyterian church in Johannesburg. After moving to Canada, he continued his career as the organist and music director at St. John’s Presbyterian Church in White Rock. He gained valuable experience working with choral singers and received vocal training from Richard Williams. Recently, he took over as the director of the White Rock Singers community choir, succeeding David Proznick. Additionally, Reynhardt enjoys composing, arranging, and playing the Celtic lever harp as a hobby.
Martin Adcock
Pianist
Martin is a seasoned music entertainer with a rich repertoire spanning from beloved piano arrangements and sing-along classics of the early 1900s to the 1970s. Alongside his mastery of popular tunes, he effortlessly delivers classical pieces, original compositions, and heartwarming seasonal songs. With a proven track record in the music industry, Martin showcases his expertise in music composition, orchestration, and piano performance. His passion and skill shine through, making each performance a captivating musical journey for his audience.
Winston Conyers
ADMINISTRATOR
Winston's inability to read music did not stop him from joining the choir 7 years ago. His love of singing, along with the inspiration and patience of the other singers, has nurtured a deep passion for this genre of music and has further motivated Winston to ensure that this choir group continues to thrive, preserving its legacy from its humble beginnings in 1978 well into the future. As a Realtor at Sotheby's, Winston is also dedicated to bringing the choir up to date with social media and online connections, with the aim of fostering an inclusive, warm atmosphere for all those who love to sing.
James Ginther
Instrumentalist
James Ginther is an alumni of the Semiahmoo Band program back when they's let just about anyone into it. He has played the clarinet, bass clarinet, trumpet, flugel horn, piano, guitar, ukelele, jaw harp and kazoo. He's not great on any particular instrument, he just likes playing. He has sung in both the 6'Oclock Jazz and the White Rock Carollers, 2 spin off groups from the White Rock Singers. Every Saturday morning during choir season he can be found leading the Secret Tenor practice and co-leading the Jazz practice with his fellow Jazzers. Coffee, comedy and comradery are the essential ingredients of these morning get-togethers. "Music, like anything worth doing, is endlessly challenging. I love it." says James.