Ekko Chamber Choir

A choral community for everyone.

Join a tight-knit chorus in Dartmouth where experienced choristers can connect, explore a selection of repertoire, and experience the joy of choral community.

Why Folks Choose Ekko Chamber Choir

Explore Expansive Repertoire

Varying from traditional Western choral music, to African spirituals, to pop music! No style is off limits! 

Belong in a Welcoming Space

Just thoughtful support and shared vocal experience.

Grow With Confidence

Strengthen listening, vocal technique, blending, and following a conductor.

Feel Supported Every Step of the Way

Our team helps create a thoughtful, encouraging environment where you can grow at your own pace.

Choir Details

Fall Term Details

  • Start Date: September 10, 2026
  • End Date: December 17 2026
  • Concert Date: December 10, 2026

Rehearsal Details

  • Day: Thursdays
  • Time: 8:00 to 9:00pm
  • Location: Ekko Performing Arts Society

Who It's For

  • Intermediate-advanced singers with experience
  • Those looking for detailed instruction in a group setting
  • Teens & Adults

Music is Better When it's Shared

Ekko's Chamber Choir creates a space for individuals to listen, grow, and perform together.

Reagan Mae Kuzyk

Choir Director

Reagan Mae Kuzyk is a singer-songwriter originally from Winnipeg, Manitoba. She moved to Nova Scotia in July 2020 where she attended the CBBC Career College in Downtown Dartmouth, earning her education as an Educational Assistant. Bringing her love of homemade pirogies and honey dill, she has made Halifax her home – aiming to build community both through affordable musical education and mental health care.

Reagan currently serves as Vice-President and Director of Community Engagement at Ekko. She teaches voice and piano, as well as both the Ekko Kids Choir and the Out Loud Choir. Outside of EPAS, she also works as the Billing Coordinator at Diverse Roots Therapy, and is the front-woman of a local alt rock band – Montgomery Night.

Reagan strives to uphold a student led approach in her lessons and groups, and welcomes folks to work with her regardless of age, ability, or skill level. Everyone is welcome. Her influences range from classical, pop, hard rock, gospel, punk, and so much more. She believes in gender-affirming vocal instruction, and can help those navigating vocal care, injury, and recovery. Reagan also has extensive experience working with individuals living with intellectual and physical disabilities, and extra challenges.

“Come as you are, whoever you are, wherever you are.”

Kevin Pirker

Piano Accompanist

Kevin is a pianist, composer, and music teacher who loves helping students discover their own voice through music. Earning a Bachelor of Music in Composition from Acadia University and completing RCM Level 10 Piano Certification, he has taught piano and theory since high school, working with students of all ages and experience levels.

 

Drawing from both classical and jazz influences, including four years performing with the Acadia University Jazz Ensemble, Kevin brings a creative, well-rounded approach to lessons. He encourages students to explore beyond the notes on the page through composition, improvisation, and music they genuinely enjoy, creating a warm and supportive space where every student can grow at their own pace.