Tanner Lapointe

Email Address
tanner.lapointe@uleth.ca

Tanner Lapointe is a performer, educator, and conductor who holds both a Bachelor of Music (Vocal Performance) and a Bachelor of Education (Music Education). In addition to appearing in concert and recital performances across Alberta and British Columbia, he has brought a wide range of characters to life from across opera and musical theatre, including from The Magic Flute, Carmen, The Barber of Seville, The Gondoliers, Candide, Transformations, and others. Recent musical productions have included The Sound of Music, Fiddler on the Roof, and Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.

As a concert soloist, he has been featured in concert works including Handel’s Messiah, Mozart’s Requiem, Fauré’s Requiem, and selections from Bach’s Christmas Oratorio - his choral work engagements have been broadcast on CBC Radio in both live and recorded formats.

Tanner is also one half of Tan & Jam, a vocal duo dedicated to presenting high-quality, community-focused concert experiences. Since 2024, the duo has presented over 25 concert performances across Southern Alberta. The duo has partnered with organizations such as the Lethbridge Symphony Orchestra, Lethbridge Pridefest, University of Lethbridge, Concerts in Care Alberta, and more.

Equally active as a conductor and educator, Tanner has led school, community, and chamber choirs and has served as a music director and assistant music director for theatrical productions throughout the region. In addition to maintaining a private teaching studio, he serves as the Program Coordinator for the Share Your Voice! Musical Theatre Camp through the University of Lethbridge Conservatory of Music, the Assistant Artistic Director of Centric Musicfest, and is a frequent guest clinician for solo voice and choral workshops.

Fees*:

  • 30-Minute Lessons: $120 (Monthly) or $960 (Lump Sum)
  • 45-Minute Lessons: $180 (Monthly) or $1,440 (Lump Sum)
  • 60 Minute Lessons: $240 (Monthly) or $1,920 (Lump Sum)

*The above lump sum ranges are based on 32 weeks of lessons over the course of September - May, but can be pro-rated for students starting late in the term.