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Dalhousie Collegium Cantorum, conducted by Gary Ewer, is very pleased to be presenting Handel's 'Solomon' on Monday, April 8 at 7:30 at St. Andrews United Church. Our special guests include Lucy Hayes Davis, alto; Betty Allison, soprano; Jason Davis, tenor, and Michael Donovan, bass, with Shawn Whynot, organ.Tickets are $25 and are available on Eventbrite, …
Tuesday, April 9th at 7:30 pm St. James United Church, 197 Main Street, Antigonish Admission by donation: $20/person suggested Doors open no earlier than 7:00 pm Janice Alcorn, Director Amy Hendricks, Piano With Special Guests: The Rose String Quartet Thaddeus Mordon, Cellist The Blue Skies Jazz Trio
Musique Royale welcomes back Ensemble ArtChoral and Ensemble Caprice led by the irrepressible Matthias Maute for “Hallelujah and Trumpets!”, a performance showcasing the splendor of George Frideric Handel’s music. Join us to hear the exuberant and dynamic combined forces of these two ensembles on Friday April 12 at 7:30 pm at St John’s Anglican Church …
The Chebucto Community Singers invite you to Sweet Serenade, their annual afternoon of delectable desserts and sweet, sweet, music. Under the direction of Louise Grinstead, the choir will be offering selections from American standards, Canadian classics, gospel, and pop. The programme also features bass vocalist Dennis Gbadebo and Clara Dugas, storyteller extraordinaire! During the intermission, tea, …
The Halifax Institute of Traditional and Early Music (HITEM) and the Early Music Society of Nova Scotia (EMSNS) are pleased to invite vocalists and instrumentalists alike to a workshop with Thomas Baeté, in which participants will make glorious music from various locations in St. George’s Round Church. The workshop will start with a short introduction …
On Friday, April 19, the Acadia University Singers will perform their concert program “Singing ‘In Flanders Fields’: Canadian Reflections on War and Remembrance” in Lunenburg. This concert will launch the Singers’ upcoming project, The Singing In Flanders Fields Tour, which commemorates the 109th anniversary of Lt. Col. John McCrae’s famous poem. From April 24 to …
On Friday, April 19, the Acadia University Singers will perform their concert program “Singing ‘In Flanders Fields’: Canadian Reflections on War and Remembrance” in Lunenburg. This concert will launch the Singers’ upcoming project, The Singing In Flanders Fields Tour, which commemorates the 109th anniversary of Lt. Col. John McCrae’s famous poem. From April 24 to …
On Friday, April 19, the Acadia University Singers will perform their concert program “Singing ‘In Flanders Fields’: Canadian Reflections on War and Remembrance” in Lunenburg. This concert will launch the Singers’ upcoming project, The Singing In Flanders Fields Tour, which commemorates the 109th anniversary of Lt. Col. John McCrae’s famous poem. From April 24 to …