Kir Stefan the Serb Choir of St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church was established in Toronto in May 2000, through the dedicated efforts of its four founding members: Very Reverend Vasilije Tomić, Jasmina Vučurović, conductor and Nada and Milan Dimitrijević, seasoned choral singers.

The Choir responds during Holy Liturgies at St. Sava Church and has also performed in Toronto, Milton, Ottawa, Kitchener, Niagara Falls, Whitby and Hamilton in Canada, Chicago, Boston and Portland in U.S.A., as well as in London, Stockholm and Belgrade in Europe.

Many consider Kir Stefan the Serb Choir, named after the first Serbian medieval composer known, one of the finest Serbian choirs in North America. The Choir’s mission, to be the ambassador of Serbian culture, is confirmed through many performances:

2007

• Concert of Serbian sacred music in St. Sava church - London, England.
• Concerts of Serbian sacred music in St. Sava church as well as in Lutheran churches St. Clara Kyrka and St. Sophia Kyrka - Stockholm, Sweden.
• Concert at the presentation of the book Serbia the Golden Apple at the Days of Serbian Culture in Toronto, under the auspices of the Consulate General of Serbia – Toronto, Canada.

2006

• Annual concert at Walter Hall, Faculty of Music, UofT - Toronto, Canada.
• Concert in the Confederation Hall of Canadian Parliament under the auspices of the Embassy of the Republic of Serbia – Ottawa, Canada.
• Concert celebrating 150th anniversary of the birth of one of the greatest Serbian composers, Stevan St. Mokranjac. Concert was held at Adam Hall, Chateau Laurier under the auspices of the Embassy of the Republic of Serbia and the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Serbia – Ottawa, Canada.

2005

• Annual concert at the Arts and Letters Club – Toronto, Canada.
• Concert of Serbian music and dance in cooperation with the Serbian Cultural Association Oplenac at MIT - Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A.
• Concert Sanja Ilić and Balkanika at the closing ceremony of Days of Serbian Culture in Toronto under the auspices of the Consulate General of Serbia and Montenegro – Toronto, Canada.
• Recording of OMNI Television TV show about Serbian heritage, representing some of the finest Serbian choral works - Toronto and Milton, Canada.

2004

• Opening of the multi-medial exhibition Hilandar Monastery Panorama under the auspices of the University of Oakland, New Zealand, University of Belgrade and the Cultural Heritage Institute of Serbia at Robarts Library - Toronto, Canada.
• Concert Vostani Serbije (Arise, Oh Serbia) at the Toronto Centre for the Performing Arts in celebration of the bicentennial of the creation of the modern Serbian state, organized by the Consulate General of Serbia and Montenegro – Toronto, Canada.
• Concert of Orthodox sacred music and Holy Liturgy at St. Archangel Michael Church in Chicago/Lansing, Illinois, U.S.A.

2003

• The World Congregation of Serbian Choirs as the only Serbian choir from North America - Belgrade, Serbia.
• Signing of the Founding Charter of the Federation of Serbian Choirs at the Palace of Crown Prince Aleksandar Karadjordjević - Belgrade, Serbia.
• Celebration of Canada Day at the invitation of his Excellency, Mr. Donald McLennan, Ambassador, at the Canadian Embassy - Belgrade, Serbia.