Don't miss the Deadline!
Early Bird Pricing has closed, but registration is open until November 20, 2026. Don't miss an exciting opportunity to work with Canada's own, Dr. Mark Sirett in Tlaxcala, Mexico for a week of musical collaboration!
New! We are opening registration for singers who want to take part in the festival who are not affiliated with a choir, but wish to sing in the mass choir for Bob Chilcott's A Little Jazz Mass. For more information, please write to us at bravissimochoraltours@gmail.com
Discover the Joy of Tlaxcala, Mexico!
Vibrant Performances & Cultural Adventures!
Join Bravissimo Choral Tours for an energetic and uplifting experience that combines musical excellence with exciting cultural exploration. Our tours are designed to inspire your choir, foster musical growth, and create joyful memories that last a lifetime. Immerse yourself in vibrant performances and discover new horizons with our expertly curated choral journeys.
Vibratum International Choral Festival 2027
Sing • Explore • Exchange
Join choirs from Mexico and around the world for Vibratum 2027, an international choral festival and residency taking place July 2–10, 2027, in Tlaxcala, Mexico.
Participating choirs will enjoy a carefully balanced program of rigorous rehearsals, masterclasses, cultural visits, collaborative singing, and performances in distinctive heritage spaces. The festival will also visit Puebla, Atlixco, and the extraordinary archaeological site of Teotihuacan.
Canadian conductor and composer Mark Sirett will lead the massed festival choir in Bob Chilcott’s A Little Jazz Mass, presented alongside Latin American repertoire. Choirs may participate as full ensembles or smaller delegations.
Bring your singers to Mexico for an inspiring week of artistry, discovery, and international exchange.
Email us today to register your choir:
Guest Conductor Dr. Mark Sirett
Mark Sirett is an acclaimed Canadian Choral conductor and master teacher. He is renowned for building expressive, technically fearless singers through inspiring, transformative rehearsals.
Celebrate our musical journey!
Our Team
Antonio Llaca
Joanne Moorcroft
Antonio Llaca
Antonio Llaca is a Cuban-born conductor, educator, researcher and clinician recognized across Canada and internationally. He has prepared choruses for major Canadian orchestras and artists, including The Canadian Tenors, and has collaborated with touring ensembles such as the China Broadcasting Chinese Orchestra. Under his direction, ch
Antonio Llaca is a Cuban-born conductor, educator, researcher and clinician recognized across Canada and internationally. He has prepared choruses for major Canadian orchestras and artists, including The Canadian Tenors, and has collaborated with touring ensembles such as the China Broadcasting Chinese Orchestra. Under his direction, choirs have performed at leading venues including the National Arts Centre (Canada), Carnegie Hall (USA), and the Tintqiao Performing Arts Centre (China), earning distinction at international choral competitions.
An active clinician and researcher, Llaca has presented workshops and masterclasses for universities, festivals, and professional organizations worldwide, including the International Federation for Choral Music (IFCM) in Beijing. His conducting, teaching, and performance work has taken him throughout Canada, Latin America, Asia, Europe and Africa, reflecting his commitment to choral excellence, international collaboration, and innovative programming.
In 2025 he served as Artistic Director of the Vibratum International Choral Festival, bringing together choirs from Canada, Europe and Latin America in a vibrant celebration of international choral artistry.
Deanna Singh
Joanne Moorcroft
Antonio Llaca
Deanna Singh, soprano, is an Ottawa-born soprano and graduate of Carleton University the University of Toronto, where she earned degrees in Vocal Performance.
Deeply connected to her community, Deanna has appeared performed as a guest soloist, national anthem singer, and soprano soloist with University choirs and opera ensembles. She also
Deanna Singh, soprano, is an Ottawa-born soprano and graduate of Carleton University the University of Toronto, where she earned degrees in Vocal Performance.
Deeply connected to her community, Deanna has appeared performed as a guest soloist, national anthem singer, and soprano soloist with University choirs and opera ensembles. She also served as the Choral Assistant for the Carleton University Choir and currently works as the Events and Booking Assistant at the Carleton Dominion-Chalmers Centre (CDCC) in Ottawa.
Her international experience includes serving as Administrative Assistant at the Breno Italy International Music Academy in 2023, travelling with the Carleton University Choir as Choral Assistant and Tour Manager for their Mexico 2024 Tour, and returning to Mexico in 2025 for the Vibratum Choral Festival, where she appeared as the soprano soloist in John Rutter's Mass of the Children, and served as a guest vocal masterclass clinician.
Joanne Moorcroft
Joanne Moorcroft
Joanne Moorcroft
Joanne Moorcroft holds a Master of Music in Accompanying and Chamber Music from the University of Western Ontario and a Bachelor of Music from Memorial University of Newfoundland. Joanne has been heard in chamber recitals throughout Newfoundland and Labrador, Ontario, Quebec, and Yukon. She has worked with Kittiwake Dance Theatre (NL),
Joanne Moorcroft holds a Master of Music in Accompanying and Chamber Music from the University of Western Ontario and a Bachelor of Music from Memorial University of Newfoundland. Joanne has been heard in chamber recitals throughout Newfoundland and Labrador, Ontario, Quebec, and Yukon. She has worked with Kittiwake Dance Theatre (NL), Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony, the Canadian Chamber Ensemble, Huron Country Playhouse, the Stratford Festival, SOPAC and Ottawa Pocket Opera.
Joanne has worked with many choirs in Ottawa including Harmonia Choir of Ottawa, Coro Vivo, and Tone Cluster. Most recently, from 2022 to 2025, she has had the honour to be a guest pianist at Vibratum Festival in Tlaxcala, Mexico as both pianist and clinician.
Currently, Joanne is a freelance accompanist and coach, and is the collaborative pianist with Carleton University Choir, Choeur de Orchestre Symphonique de Gatineau, Calliope Women's Choir and the Canterbury Trebles. She collaborates and performs extensively with professional and amateur singers throughout Ottawa.