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St. George’s Round Church Parish Choir, soloists and Players, under the direction of Garth MacPhee, will perform Bach’s Magnificat in D, BWV 243, and Handel’s Coronation Anthem, “My Heart is Inditing”. Also featured will be Scandinavian Folk Music featuring Kirsty Money on nyklaharpe, Jennifer Publicover on flutes and Ellen Gibling on harp. All proceeds toward …
The combined forces of three exciting choral ensembles sing you on a journey of the human spirit; to love, to rise, to nurture. A concert of a hundred voices, with the Manning Chapel Choir, directed by John Scott, and the AVHC Senior girls and The Aeolian Singers, directed by Heather Fraser. Saturday March 7, 7:30pm …
Musique Royale proudly presents the electrifying Ensemble Caprice directed by Matthias Maute performing sacred music and concerti by the Red Priest. In its 30 years of existence, Ensemble Caprice has gained international acclaim as an ensemble whose mission is to inject new life into baroque music. Since it was founded by flautist Matthias Maute three …
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED. If you have purchased a ticket, you will receive a notice from us regarding refunds. The Nova Scotia Choral Federation presents The Canadian Chamber Choir, Conducted by Dr. Julia Davids, in a special concert at St. Andrew's United Church. Featuring selections from their new album, Seasons of Life and Landscape, …
Hello Devastatingly Beautiful Haligonians (and beyond)! The Halifax Gay Men's Chorus (HGMC) is very excited to announce it's participation in the upcoming #GoodwillBot community outreach. The HGMC is one of the largest queer choirs in Canada with nearly 70 members! Having only been together for just over a year the HGMC is still new to the …
Musique Royale proudly presents the King’s College Chapel performing J.S. Bach’s St John Passion the weekend before Easter. Director Paul Halley describes the piece as “possibly Bach’s most intense and dramatic work.” Halley explains, “Bach was clearly moved by the gospel texts and the profound effect of these words on him has resulted in music …