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Galileo Baroque Choir, a new ensemble directed by early music specialist Andrew Pickett, will perform works by titans of the Baroque in “Baroque Masters,” Sunday, November 17. The chamber choir is made up of some of Halifax’s finest choral musicians, including trained professionals, experienced veterans and gifted young singers from a wide range of backgrounds, …
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 …
Dalhousie Collegium Cantorum choir performs of Mroten Lauridsen - Les Chansons des Roses, as well as music by J.S. Bach (“Lobet den Herrn”), Vaughan Williams (“O Clap Your Hands”), Elgar (“Ave Verum” and others. Our performance will feature soloist Patrick Simms (tenor), and the Halifax Boys Honour Choir, conducted by Pamela Burton. Tara Scott is …
Capella Regalis Men & Boys Choir, directed by Nick Halley, presents its annual programme of Christmas music. This 10‐year anniversary concert will feature Benjamin Brittenʹs iconic A Ceremony of Carols, guest hosted by CBC’s Tom Allen, with harpist Lori Gemmell, followed by a festive selection of Maritime‐Celtic Christmas music (with a band of superb Celtic …
Janelle Lucyk and Kerry Bursey share delightful songs of heroines and heroes who cleverly escape danger and find the comfort of love. English traditional songs tell of age old expeditions, daring escapes and exotic delights, accompanied by lute, violin and guitar. Ayres by Dowland and Purcell recount the transience of good fortune in the life …
"Celebrations" is a community cultural event that gives space for a number of perspectives on how different people and cultures choose to celebrate together. Presented by Choirs for Change Association, this event will feature Polaris choir, along with special guests: El Jones Melgita't Women Russ Daye from St. Andrew's United Church Come join us for …
The Aeolian Singers Season opens with the concerts In Good Company in Dartmouth (Grace United) and Upper Tantallon (St. Luke’s United) presenting music ranging from Henry VIII to Jane Siberry. The program takes in the world of the Renaissance and Baroque, moving to modern takes on ancient texts, with glorious choral writing by contemporary Canadian female composers …
The Aeolian Singers Season opens with the concerts In Good Company in Dartmouth (Grace United) and Upper Tantallon (St. Luke’s United) presenting music ranging from Henry VIII to Jane Siberry. The program takes in the world of the Renaissance and Baroque, moving to modern takes on ancient texts, with glorious choral writing by contemporary Canadian female composers like …
Featuring: Hilary Allister mezzo soprano, Janelle Lucyk soprano, Kerry Bursey tenor/lute, David Piper bass Jeff Reilly bass clarinet Peter Anthony Togni composer Hear music that spans over 1000 years, from Gregorian chant and medieval music to new repertoire of this century performed by new vocal quartet, The Togni Consort. The program is based around the …
Seton Cantata Choir under the direction of Garth MacPhee and Dean Bradshaw as collaborative pianist will perform Brahms Requiem in German. Joining Dean on the piano will be guest artist Cynthia Davis. Featured soloists are Judith Burnett, Soprano and Jon-Paul Decosse, Bass.