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March 2022
Music in the Afternoon | Andrew Haji
Before the doors of concert halls and opera houses were closed by the pandemic, this young Canadian had a full calendar of opera, oratorio, and recital appearances for 2020/21. Program | Songs by Franz Liszt, Britten, and Francesco Santoliquido
Find out more »Westben | Caitlin Wood (Online)
Canada’s vibrant soprano & Brian Finley share favourites from Mozart & Puccini, ‘Till There was You’ (The Music Man) and Deliah’s “Song of Songs” from Brian’s musical SAMSON.
Find out more »Music at St. Andrew’s | Friday Noontime Recital
Natalya Gennadi, soprano and Stéphane Mayer, piano. will be poerforming Ukrainian art songs and opera arias. In-person recitals return on April 1, 2022, so this event will be online only.
Find out more »April 2022
Royal Conservatory | Asitha Tennekoon [Cancelled]
Sri Lankan tenor Asitha Tennekoon, a graduate of The Royal Conservatory’s Glenn Gould School, has quickly established himself as one of Canada’s most impressive, versatile singing artists. He drew critical acclaim as Paul in Scottish Opera/Tapestry Opera’s Rocking Horse Winner, receiving the 2016 Dora Award for Best Male Performance. For his performance in the 2019 world premiere of Shanawdithit (Nolan/Burry) with Tapestry Opera, Ian Ritchie of Opera Going Toronto wrote: “Tennekoon’s savage depiction of vicious racist magistrate and merchant John Peyton is nothing less than harrowing.” In this performance,…
Find out more »Pax Christi Chorale | Considering Matthew Shepard
With Megan Miceli (soprano), Camille Rogers (mezzo-soprano), Vicki St. Pierre (mezzo-soprano), Alex Samaras (tenor/baritone), Phillip Addis (baritone) and a chamber ensemble featuring the Odin Quartet (Tanya Charles Iveniuk, violin, Alex Toskov, viola, Samuel Bison, cello), Brent Crawford (guitar), Kaye Royer (clarinet), Christina Faye (piano) and Naoko Tsujita, (percussion).
Find out more »Toronto Mendelssohn Choir | Sacred Music for a Sacred Space (in-person + online)
TMC and the Nathaniel Dett Chorale share two works that draw on different influences and traditions, while sharing a common thread: humanity’s belief that amidst the most adverse circumstances imaginable, a higher, transcending world is enveloping us, and that a strong voice is necessary to evoke it. All-Night Vigil by Sergei Rachmaninoff Selected works by Nathaniel Dett Enjoy the concert in person (limited tickets will be sold and strict Covid-19 health and safety protocols will be in place). If you would…
Find out more »Opera Revue | Opera Revue at The Emmet Ray
The Emmet Ray, 924 College St, Toronto, 4:30 pm–7:00 pm (Special Easter Show!) $10 Cover. Reserve your seat at resos@erbar.ca
Find out more »Royal Conservatory | Joyce DiDonato: Eden
Following her ground-breaking and award-winning global project, In War & Peace: Harmony Through Music, which reached over three million viewers worldwide, American mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato now presents her next great passion. Eden explores the majesty, might, and mystery of nature through both arresting and evocative music and theatrical effects. DiDonato takes us on an emotional journey to reconnect to the power and fragility of nature, exploring our place within the kaleidoscopic, wondrous world around us. Joined by the original instrument ensemble Il Pomo d’Oro and Maxim Emelyanychev, as well…
Find out more »Royal Conservatory | Sir Bryn Terfel
A Grammy, Classical Brit, and Gramophone award winner, Welsh bass-baritone Sir Bryn Terfel has established an extraordinary career, having performed regularly on prestigious concert stages and opera houses of the world. Program: Franz Schubert: “Liebesbotschaft,” D. 957 Franz Schubert: “Gruppe aus dem Tartarus,” D. 583 Franz Schubert: “Litanei auf das Fest Aller Seelen,” D. 343 Franz Schubert: “Auf dem wasser zu singen,” op. 72 Franz Schubert: “Die Taubenpost,” D. 965a (4’00) Roger Quilter: 3 Shakespeare Songs, op. 6 “Come Away Death” “Oh…
Find out more »May 2022
Against The Grain Theatre | Opera Pub (On Hold)
AtG’s Opera Pubs are improvised, wild nights that offer up your favourite operatic arias and ensembles, performed by both established and emerging opera talent hosted by the extraordinary David Eliakis. Opera Pubs are the perfect introduction for newbies and a welcome break for opera vets who want to see something “a little different.” What’s more fun than opera and a beer with friends?
Find out more »Royal Conservatory | ARC Ensemble: Marc Neikrug’s A Song by Mahler
A celebrated soprano, famous for her rendition of Mahler’s love song, Liebst du um Schönheit, develops early-onset Alzheimer’s. The drama follows her (mezzo-soprano Jennifer Johnson Cano) and her pianist/husband (baritone Ryan Bradford) as they confront their new reality. The tragic end-result resolves in a new, elevated understanding of their love. This one act opera, in its Canadian premiere, features an ensemble of string quartet, piano, and clarinet, all of whom are members of The Royal Conservatory’s renowned ARC Ensemble.
Find out more »Royal Conservatory | Anne Sofie von Otter with Christoph Berner
This concert was originally scheduled for Sunday, March 7, 2021. Internationally acclaimed Swedish mezzo-soprano Anne Sofie von Otter “possesses one of the most flexible and natural vocal instruments of any living artist” (Opera Now), with a career spanning more than three decades at the very top of her profession in opera, concert, and recital. Her double CD, Douce France, on Naïve Classique, was awarded the 2015 Grammy Award for Best Classical Solo Vocal Album. Austrian pianist Christoph Berner’s enormous stylistic spectrum and musical…
Find out more »PODIUM 2022 Choral Festival | National Youth Choir of Canada
National Youth Choir of Canada Conductor: Dr. Jean-Sébastien Vallée Apprentice Conductor: Thomas Burton Collaborative Pianist: Dr. Irene Gregorio Concert includes 2 world premiere commissions - I Forgiveby Shireen Abu-Khader and Music is Vibration by Andrew Balfour - as well as the winning piece from Choral Canada's 2022 Competition for Choral Writing.
Find out more »PODIUM 2022 Choral Festival | Prairie Voices, Singing Out, Song Sharing
Prairie Voices Inc. Artistic Director: Philip Lapatha Founded in 2000 by Dr. Elroy Friesen, Prairie Voices is an award-winning choir of 18-25 year old singers. Currently led by Philip Lapatha, Prairie Voices performs in their own concert series, tours, is a regular guest of the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra and has recorded 6 CDs (including one as guest choir with the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra). Prairie Voices has performed around the world, bringing their unique touch to a diverse repertoire. While placing an emphasis on…
Find out more »PODIUM 2022 Choral Festival | Toronto Mass Choir
Toronto Mass Choir continues to be on the cutting edge of Canadian gospel music, bringing its distinctive sound to the world stage. Their music incorporates contemporary gospel, traditional gospel, and Caribbean music influences. Karen Burke, a Professor of Music at York University, is the director of the diversified group of singers and musicians, and her husband, Oswald Burke, is their Executive Producer. Now 45-strong plus a five-piece band, the not-for-profit choir consists of adult members from all across the GTA. TMC's travels abroad have…
Find out more »PODIUM 2022 Choral Festival | Jason Max Ferdinand Singers
The Jason Max Ferdinand Singers is a project that I have thought about since 2001. I had the sound of the ensemble in my head, and had plans to make a debut the summer of 2020, but COVID-19 forced a hiatus. In January of 2021, a creative opportunity was asked of me, and after some hesitation and contemplation, I decided to take a dive into the deep, feeling I would be a dupe not to heed the signs! The Jason Max Ferdinand Singers…
Find out more »PODIUM 2022 Choral Festival | Dead of Winter
Dead of Winter - formerly known as Camerata Nova – is a vocal ensemble located in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Since 1996, we have been engaging and transforming music lovers with an annual concert series alongside a host of other innovative projects. We emerged from the isolation of our pandemic cocoon with a new name and a bold new identity. Dead of Winter is about powerful voices that tell stories, weaving together the talents of emerging and established artists. We support and collaborate with creatives from all…
Find out more »PODIUM 2022 Choral Festival | Shallaway Youth Choir & Winnipeg Boys’ Choir Senior
Shallaway Youth Choiris an internationally recognized and celebrated organization that is dedicated to exploring, developing, and celebrating cultural expression through choral music. Through our commitment to artistic exploration and the preservation of our rich cultures, our choristers learn the value of independence, discipline, and confidence, while also gaining a sense of pride and identity – as Newfoundlanders and Labradorians – and as global citizens. Founded in 1992, amid the devastating economic recession that resulted from the collapse of the cod fishery in…
Find out more »PODIUM 2022 Choral Festival | Kaleidoscope Vocal Ensemble
The Kaleidoscope Vocal Ensemble presents vocal music with the highest artistic excellence, while celebrating racial, ethnic, and gender diversity. Led by Artistic Director Arianne Abela, the group of nine professional singers from around the United States have thriving national and international solo careers as well as a love for vocal chamber music, and focus primarily on presenting early and new music. In addition to performances and artistic residencies, the ensemble engages in creative educational outreach to audiences and students, particularly in communities of color,…
Find out more »PODIUM 2022 Choral Festival | Exultate Chamber Singers & Canadian Men’s Chorus
Founded in 1981, Exultate Chamber Singers is an adult mixed-voice chamber choir located in the heart of downtown Toronto. The ensemble is enriched not only by the strong musicianship of its members but also by their varied ages, cultural backgrounds, and academic and professional credentials. Together they form a passionate, committed ensemble with a wide-ranging repertoire. The choir is a three-time winner of the Healey Willan Grand Prize in the CBC National Radio Competition and was most recently awarded first place in…
Find out more »Estonian Music Week | Collegium Musicale — Endrik Üksvärav
Renowned Estonian choir Collegium Musicale sings Veljo Tormis’ Forgotten Peoples, a contemporary work based on nearly lost ancient folk song
Find out more »The Amadeus Choir | A Time to Heal
The Amadeus Choir presents our first in-person concert since 2020 with "A Time to Heal". Conducted by Kathleen Allan, this concert will bring our community together to celebrate the power of music to heal the soul in the most challenging times. Featuring the Canadian Premiere of Cecilia McDowall's A Time for All Seasons, and the music of Gabriel Fauré, Reena Esmail, Srul Irving Glick, Tracy Wong, Nathaniel Dett, and Sherryl Sewepegaham. Two 75 minute performances for distanced and limited-capacity audiences.…
Find out more »The Amadeus Choir | A Time to Heal
The Amadeus Choir presents our first in-person concert since 2020 with "A Time to Heal". Conducted by Kathleen Allan, this concert will bring our community together to celebrate the power of music to heal the soul in the most challenging times. Featuring the Canadian Premiere of Cecilia McDowall's A Time for All Seasons, and the music of Gabriel Fauré, Reena Esmail, Srul Irving Glick, Tracy Wong, Nathaniel Dett, and Sherryl Sewepegaham. Two 75 minute performances for distanced and limited-capacity audiences.…
Find out more »Orchestra Toronto | The Planets
On The Program: Gustav Holst, The Planets, with members of the Toronto Mendelssohn Choir TBA cello concerto, with the winner of the 2020 Marta Hidy Prize for Cello (TBA) As a grand finale to our 2021-22 season, Orchestra Toronto presents the winner of the 2020 Marta Hidy Prize for Cello (TBD September 2021), in a cello concerto to be selected by this young virtuoso. We conclude the season with Gustav Holsts’s masterpiece The Planets, with the professional core of the…
Find out more »Elmer Iseler Singers | Songs of Light (online)
Sunday, May 29, 2022 at 4:00 pm EDT - 5:00 pm EDT Lydia Adams conducts Elmer Iseler Singers in a concert online Presenting a significant choral/cultural spectrum of interest and understanding through compositions by Canadian and International composers. Ave Verum Corpus, Peter Togni, Nova Scotia grandmother moon, Eleanor Daley, Ontario At Night the Valley Dreams of Snow, Jason Jestadt, Ontario Nur: Reflections of Light, Hussein Janmohamed, British Columbia Long Road, Ēriks Ešenvalds, Latvia Melodia, Myroslav Skoryk, Ukraine Lydia Adams also explores and explains the concepts…
Find out more »June 2022
Toronto Children’s Chorus | Untravelled Worlds
World-renowned Toronto Children’s Chorus is excited to welcome you to ‘Untravelled Worlds’. For the first time in two years, all of our choirs will perform on one stage! Please join our KinderNotes, Training Choirs, Main Choir, and the Toronto Youth Choir as they share works by composers from Canada, New Zealand-Aotearoa, Samoa, Malaysia, Latvia, Jordan, and Argentina. Plus, don’t miss the Toronto premiere of Shireen Abu-Khader and Natalie Fasheh’s musical setting of the Arabic proverb, Tubb il jarra. Please join…
Find out more »July 2022
Toronto Summer Music Festival | Art Song Masterclass
Masterclass With Wolfram Rieger
Find out more »Toronto Summer Music Festival | Shadows Of The Past: Shostakovich, Schönberg, And Scheer
ReGeneration concerts feature our TSM Academy Fellows—the rising stars of classical chamber music and Art Song—performing on stage with their Mentors, the top pedagogues and performers of today. Songs by Schubert, Schumann, Korngold, Mahler, Schönberg, Gene Scheer, Fauré, and Copland Sarah Rauch, Joeavian Rivera, Christian Masucci-Facchini, Camila Montefusco, Maeve Berry, Yolanda Tapia, Érico Freire Bezerra, Rebecca Klassen-Wiebe Shostakovich: Trio No. 2 in E minor, Op. 67 Nicolas Namoradze*, Hannah Corbett, David Liam Roberts
Find out more »Toronto Summer Music Festival | Apotheosis: Debussy & Brahms
ReGeneration concerts feature our TSM Academy Fellows—the rising stars of classical chamber music and Art Song—performing on stage with their Mentors, the top pedagogues and performers of today. Debussy: String Quartet in G minor, Op. 10 Isabella Egawa, David Baik, Juan-Miguel Hernandez*, Sara Scanlon Songs by Strauss, Debussy, Schubert, and Schumann Alexandra Bass, Christina Thanisch-Smith, Maeve Berry, Rebecca Klassen-Wiebe Brahms: Piano Quintet in F minor, Op. 34 Yura Lee*, Jessy Je Young Kim, Syara Robert, Solina Lee, Joshua Wong
Find out more »Toronto Summer Music Festival | Appl & Rieger in Recital
Hailed as “the most promising of today’s up-and-coming song recitalists” (Financial Times), German-British baritone Benjamin Appl joins renowned pianist Wolfram Rieger in a recital anchored by the poetry of Wilhelm Müller. Benjamin Appl, baritone Wolfram Rieger, piano David Lang: flower, forget me (Canadian Première)* Franz Schubert: Die schöne Müllerin, Op. 25, D. 795
Find out more »Toronto Summer Music Festival | Emily Jean Flack
Canadian singer-songwriter Emily Jean Flack joins us for a performance of part contemporary folk, part Celtic pop, with just a dash of jazz sensibility. Shuffle Hour concerts are on a first-come, first-served basis.
Find out more »Toronto Summer Music Festival | Songs Of The Sublime: Alma, Clara, And The Romantics
ReGeneration concerts feature our TSM Academy Fellows—the rising stars of classical chamber music and Art Song—performing on stage with their Mentors, the top pedagogues and performers of today. Songs by Schubert, Alma Mahler, Clara & Robert Schumann, Wolf, Fauré, Ravel, and Finzi Alexandra Bass, Joeavian Rivera, Sarah Rauch, Christian Masucci-Facchini, Érico Freire Bezerra, Maeve Berry, Rebecca Klassen-Wiebe, Yolanda Tapia Schubert: Piano Trio in B-flat Major, D. 898 Joel Link*, David Liam Roberts, Jonathan Mak
Find out more »October 2022
The Royal Conservatory | The Pilgrim’s Way – Toronto Mendelssohn Choir
Centered on Joby Talbot’s Path of Miracles, this concert explores the narrative of displacement, identity, and individual life's journeys. Talbot’s masterwork for a cappella voices is a musical pilgrimage describing the journey on the Camino de Santiago.
Find out more »December 2022
Toronto Classical Singers | Back to Bach
The Toronto Classical Singers are back! Please join us for a rousing concert of excerpts from Bach's Christmas Oratorio
Find out more »Amadeus Choir | Let Us All Be Merry! — 3:00pm performance
A condensed, one-hour multigenerational and family-friendly event that will include plenty of audience sing-alongs of traditional holiday carols. Children 12 and under are free!
Find out more »April 2023
TORONTO CLASSICAL SINGERS | Music Fit For a King: Handel: The Coronation Anthems, and other Works
Join The Toronto Classical Singers as they celebrate 30 years of presenting the great choral masterpieces in Toronto. This concert features conductor Jurgen Petrenko, The Toronto Classical Singers Orchestra and The Toronto Classical Singers choir.
Find out more »May 2023
AMEDEUS CHOIR | Nîpîy’s Songwalks
Our season finale is a project that has been years in the making: the premiere of a new major work about Indigenous water sovereignty from Cree cellist and composer Cris Derksen, preceded by an immersive outdoor prelude performance. Choir members will be scattered throughout the beautiful grounds of the Toronto Botanical Gardens while concert goers stroll through experiencing pockets of song, including new works from our Choral Creation Lab composers.. The Songwalk will culminate with the full choir and band…
Find out more »AMEDEUS CHOIR | Nîpîy’s Songwalks
Our season finale is a project that has been years in the making: the premiere of a new major work about Indigenous water sovereignty from Cree cellist and composer Cris Derksen, preceded by an immersive outdoor prelude performance. Choir members will be scattered throughout the beautiful grounds of the Toronto Botanical Gardens while concert goers stroll through experiencing pockets of song, including new works from our Choral Creation Lab composers.. The Songwalk will culminate with the full choir and band…
Find out more »June 2023
Music Niagara | Toronto Children’s Chorus and the Toronto Youth Choir
Founded in 1978 by Jean Ashworth Bartle, the Toronto Children’s Chorus (TCC) is now celebrating its 45th concert season.
Find out more »July 2023
The Elora Festival | Spirit and Soul: Bach and Brahms
The 44th Elora Festival opens in the beautiful warm acoustic of St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, Fergus with the majestic sounds of J.S. Bach’s motets Der Geist hilft unser Schwachheit auf, the joyous Singet dem Herrn ein neues Lied, and Brahms’ hope-filled “Human” Requiem in a stunning chamber arrangement by Joachim Linckelmann.
Find out more »The Elora Festival | Mass Appeal: Frank Martin
Frank Martin’s Mass for Double Choir, written in 1922, has become one of the most cherished choral works of the 20th century.
Find out more »The Elora Festival | Sunday Service
Join the Elora Singers for a Sunday morning service at St. John’s Anglican Church, Elora.
Find out more »The Elora Festival | Constantinople: In the Footsteps of Rumi
What can the great poet and mystic Rumi, born in 1207, still bestow upon us in the 21st century?
Find out more »The Elora Festival | The Elora Singers at Twilight
The twilight concert, music for the end of day, became an Elora Festival tradition in 2019.
Find out more »The Elora Festival | The Elora Singers: Choral Evensong
Join the Elora Singers for a Thursday choral service at St. John’s Anglican Church, Elora. All are welcome.
Find out more »The Elora Festival | Canadian Chamber Choir
The JUNO-nominated Canadian Chamber Choir makes their Elora Festival debut with special guest, Cree-Dene singer and composer Sherryl Sewepagaham.
Find out more »The Elora Festival | The Elora Singers: Music in the Woods
The Elora Festival presents an outdoor event unlike any we’ve hosted before. Join us for a “musical sound walk” with our Ensemble-In-Residence, The Elora Singers, as art and nature mingle to create a unique sensory experience.
Find out more »Toronto Summer Music | Art of Song Masterclass with Craig Terry
Art of Song Masterclass with Craig Terry
Find out more »The Elora Festival | The Elora Singers: Unplugged
Back by popular demand, and a festival tradition, The Elora Singers raise the roof and bring down the house as they take on Broadway classics in solo and ensemble numbers.
Find out more »The Elora Festival | Art of Time with Sarah Slean
Art of Time Ensemble, led by Artistic Director, Andrew Burashko bring one of its classic ‘songbook’ programmes, featuring the sensational Sarah Slean, with music by Randy Newman, Leonard Cohen, Tom Waits, Sarah Slean, Brahms and many others.
Find out more »The Elora Festival | Music of the North
Music of the North takes the listener on a journey through the sonic landscapes of the northern climes, with stops in Iceland, Finland, Estonia, Latvia and Canada.
Find out more »September 2023
The Royal Conservatory of Music | In Time – Toronto Mendelssohn Choir
Experience a fusion of music and dance in this mesmerizing evening of Baroque masterworks.
Find out more »Toronto Mendelssohn Choir | In Time – At the Intersection of Music & Dance
Experience a fusion of music and dance in this mesmerizing evening of baroque masterworks. Presented in collaboration with Compagnie de la Citadelle, witness a breathtaking combination of grace and elegance as the Toronto Mendelssohn Singers perform Handel’s Dixit Dominus and Bach’s Christ lag in Todesbanden under the direction of Jean-Sébastien Vallée.
Find out more »The Royal Conservatory of Music | In Time – Toronto Mendelssohn Choir
Experience a fusion of music and dance in this mesmerizing evening of Baroque masterworks.
Find out more »Toronto Mendelssohn Choir | In Time – At the Intersection of Music & Dance
Experience a fusion of music and dance in this mesmerizing evening of baroque masterworks. Presented in collaboration with Compagnie de la Citadelle, witness a breathtaking combination of grace and elegance as the Toronto Mendelssohn Singers perform Handel’s Dixit Dominus and Bach’s Christ lag in Todesbanden under the direction of Jean-Sébastien Vallée.
Find out more »October 2023
The Amadeus Choir | Nosferatu
It’s the return of our spooky Halloween-themed concert with Dracula like you’ve never experienced him before. Watch Nosferatu (1922), one of the most famous silent movies ever made, as we perform a spine-tingling soundtrack by JUNO-nominated Toronto-based jazz composer and bassist, Andrew Downing, and his bloodthirsty eight-piece combo. Costumes encouraged! There will be a costume parade and prizes. Don’t miss this fun and spooky event of film and music… if you dare.
Find out more »Toronto Mendelssohn Choir | Carmina Burana
Join the Toronto Mendelssohn Choir on a journey of passion and desire as you experience Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana, with its unmistakable opening: “O fortuna!”
Find out more »The Royal Conservatory of Music | Chanticleer
The Grammy Award-winning vocal ensemble Chanticleer has been hailed as “the world’s reigning male chorus” by The New Yorker and is known around the world as “an orchestra of voices” for its wide-ranging repertoire and dazzling virtuosity.
Find out more »Toronto Mendelssohn Choir | Carmina Burana
Join the Toronto Mendelssohn Choir on a journey of passion and desire as you experience Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana, with its unmistakable opening: “O fortuna!”
Find out more »November 2023
The Elora Singers | Choral Workshop: Showcase Concert
Join us for a Showcase Concert, by The Elora Singers, featuring a performance by members of our Choral Workshop in London, Ontario!
Find out more »The Elora Singers | William Byrd: Secrets, Psalms and Songs
A concert celebrating the life of William Byrd, on the 400th anniversary of his death. Choral selections, solo songs, and madrigals.
Find out more »December 2023
The Elora Singers | Handel: Messiah
An Elora tradition, our annual performance of Handel’s Messiah, features the Elora Singers as both choir and soloists.
Find out more »Toronto Mendelssohn Choir | Festival of Carols
Ring in the holiday season with the Toronto Mendelssohn Choir and its beloved annual celebration of music: the Festival of Carols.
Find out more »Toronto Mendelssohn Choir | Festival of Carols
Ring in the holiday season with the Toronto Mendelssohn Choir and its beloved annual celebration of music: the Festival of Carols.
Find out more »The Elora Singers | Festival of Carols
Sumptuous music, endearing holiday tales, and an opportunity to sing along as Christmas approaches. Don’t miss the Elora Singers’ tradition, the Festival of Carols!
Find out more »The Elora Singers | Festival of Carols
Sumptuous music, endearing holiday tales, and an opportunity to sing along as Christmas approaches. Don’t miss the Elora Singers’ tradition, the Festival of Carols!
Find out more »The Elora Singers | Festival of Carols
Sumptuous music, endearing holiday tales, and an opportunity to sing along as Christmas approaches. Don’t miss the Elora Singers’ tradition, the Festival of Carols!
Find out more »The Elora Singers | Festival of Carols
Sumptuous music, endearing holiday tales, and an opportunity to sing along as Christmas approaches. Don’t miss the Elora Singers’ tradition, the Festival of Carols!
Find out more »January 2024
The Royal Conservatory of Music | The Glenn Gould School Vocal Showcase
Hear the shimmering voices of The Glenn Gould School's voice students as they perform an evening of art songs and opera excerpts.
Find out more »February 2024
The Royal Conservatory of Music | Los Angeles Master Chorale, staged by Peter Sellars
Following their widely acclaimed collaboration on Lagrime di San Pietro (which was performed at Koerner Hall in 2020), Peter Sellars, Grant Gershon, and singers of the Los Angeles Master Chorale reunite with a deeply personal yet uplifting meditation on what it means to say goodbye to those we love.
Find out more »The Elora Singers | Soup and Song: Fauré’s Requiem
The return of our Soup and Song concerts with a lecture and concert featuring Fauré’s Requiem on the 100th anniversary of his death.
Find out more »March 2024
Toronto Mendelssohn Choir | Winterreise
Delve into the beauty and emotion of Franz Schubert’s Winterreise, performed by the Toronto Mendelssohn Singers, renowned Canadian baritone Brett Polegato, and Juno Award-winning pianist Philip Chiu.
Find out more »The Royal Conservatory of Music | Ema Nikolovska, mezzo-soprano, with Charles Richard-Hamelin, piano
An afternoon of Canadian rising stars!
Find out more »The Elora Singers | Ešenvalds: Passion and Resurrection
Ēriks Ešenvalds contemporary Passion setting with choir and string orchestra
Find out more »April 2024
Canadian Opera Company Free Concert Series | Chamber Connections
The winners of the Glenn Gould Chamber Competition will perform a variety of works from the repertoire to celebrate their wins.
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