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After Hours with the Aeolian Singers and the new Halifax Gay Men’s Chorus!
March 9, 2019 @ 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
$20The Aeolian Singers (www.aeoliansingers.ca) will present After Hours: A FUNdraiser with the Aeolian Singers on Saturday, March 9 from 7 – 9:00 p.m. at the Bethany United Church Fellowship Hall (2669 Joseph Howe Drive). Parking is available behind the church on Clinton Avenue or across the street.
This musical fundraiser features great music, wine (cash bar), delicious savory snacks and both a silent and live auction.
Musical guest include the well-known jazz siren, Karen Myatt and brilliant jazz pianist, Holly Arsenault, sultry crooner, Daniel Matto; the first performance of the new Halifax Gay Men’s Chorus, and the Aeolians.
Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door (general seating), and can be purchased from choir members, online (aeoliansingers.ca), or by calling (902) 229-0044. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. You must be 19 years of age or older to attend.
Now in their 43rd season, the Aeolian Singers (www.aeoliansingers.ca) began in 1976 under founding director Claire Wall as a program of Dartmouth Continuing Education. Since then, Jacqueline Chambers, and most recently, Janet Gaskin also conducted them. The Aeolians are champions of music for women, and over the years have commissioned many new works by a range of Canadian composers, including music by singer/songwriters Susan Crowe, Connie Kaldor and the late Raylene Rankin. They’ve shared the stage with a who’s who of musicians in their innovative and moving programs, and made three recordings, including the Canadian premiere of breast cancer oratorio, Where I Live, which they subsequently recorded, and performed with Symphony Nova Scotia and throughout Atlantic Canada, the U.K. and Europe. Halifax pianist Diana Torbert accompanies the Aeolians, and their Artistic Director is Heather Fraser. Later this season they’ll present Atlantic Blue, a program of songs of the sea at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic (May 10-11).