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Come to one of the “Open” rehearsals on Thursdays September 12, or 19, and we’ll show you how easy it is to become a member. Rehearsals run 6:45 PM for 7:00 – 9:30PM @ First Baptist Church, 1300 Oxford Street, Halifax The Halifax Gay Men’s Chorus welcomes ALL TTBB singers. If you can carry a …
Sharon United Church, 15 Church Street Tatamagouche
151 Temperance Street Trinity United Church, New Glasgow
After a thoroughly entertaining show here a couple of years ago, the a cappella group Cadence returns to First United, Truro this September! Please help spread the word; for shorter promotion (i.e. bulletins) please feel free to use just the next paragraph People who have seen Cadence in concert rave that their performance is “the …
St Andrew's United Church, Halifax.
The South Shore Chorale is gearing up to start their fall session on Monday, Sep 9th. Rehearsals are Monday evenings at 7 pm at the St. Pauls Lutheran Church Hall. Bridgewater. Start date for this fall is Monday, Sep 9th. John Scott is our Director. Come sing with us. We are welcoming new members and …
Musique Royale invites you to explore Mozart and his surroundings! Prepare to be thrilled by the award-winning and internationally respected chamber choir of Heidelberg University in Germany, the Camerata Carolina. This musical journey will explore works by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Mozart’s father Leopold – born exactly 300 years ago, in 1719, the two brothers Michael …
Ensemble Caprice combines forces with Constantinople, and these two prominent Montreal-based musical forces dive into a concert exploring Medieval and Oriental Music for three spectacular concerts sure to soar high. Concerts will take place in Saulnierville, Halifax and Lunenburg. Ensemble Caprice, a baroque ensemble which performs on period instruments, has become known for its innovative …
David Greenberg and David McGuinness serve up a feast of fiddle tunes from 18th-century Scotland and the present day in a high-energy exploration of the history of tradition, with a few surprises thrown in. Hear wild and woolly fiddle tunes, a twisty violin sonata by Georg Muffat, some of J.S. Bach’s gorgeous D minor Partita, …
This award-winning choir from the University of Heidelberg is in tour in Nova Scotia, and will present two concerts in Halifax. The first one is at First Baptist (1300 Oxford Street) on Wednesday, September 25 at 7:30 p.m. Conductor is Prof. Franz Wassermann. The repertoire for this concert features Haydn and his brother Michael Haydn, …