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‘PASSION: Music of A Thousand Years’ is a concert presentation of a millennium’s worth of stunningly beautiful choral music that will take place in Halifax on Sunday, April 2, 2023 …
Directed by John Bogardus, Dalhousie Chorus & Ora presents REQUIEM, Old texts made new, a thousand years of reimagining. April 2, 2023 | 7:30 PM Joseph Strug Concert Hall, Dal Arts …
On Tuesday, April 4, the Acadia University School of Music presents “Together With One Voice: A Canadian Mosaic” – a concert by the Acadia University Singers. Ranging from folk music …
The Coastal Voices Mens Choir invites you to an open rehearsal on April 13 at 7 PM at the Old School Community Gathering Place in Musquodobit Harbour. Come enjoy some …
NOVA VOCE SPRING GALA April 15, 2023 6:00 p.m. Ashburn Golf Club Come join us for a great evening of food, songs, and laughter! Hosted by Halifax’s own Jamie Bradley, …
Remembering Maureen Forrester: A Canadian Treasure With Nancy Denton-Peck, Contralto And Walter Delahunt, Pianist Featuring “The Confession Stone” (Songs of Mary) And Selected Signature Songs Sunday, April 16 at 3:00 …
Fri. April 21, 7:30pm Sacred, Secular and Silly XVI is an annual concert organized by the Annapolis Valley Centre RCCO (Royal Canadian College of Organists) consisting of local pianists, organists and …
“The Missing Pages” is the true story of the one Canadian to actually meet Beethoven in person. Tom Allen has been with the CBC for years as host on Music …
Presented by the Holy Heart Schola Cantorum and hosted by the Atlantic School of Theology, this workshop will introduce participants to Gregorian chant and its nature, forms, and functions in …
“But I look up high, to see only the light. And never look down, to see my shadow.” ~ from Song of the Flower by Kahlil Gibran Isn't it amazing the …