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ACADIA UNIVERSITY CHORUS - SPRING CONCERT 2023!! Sunday March 26, 2023 3pm, Convocation Hall, Acadian University $10 Admission at the Door. Free for Students and Youth Join us for the Acadia University's Spring Concert. Featuring the fantastic multi-movement work Jubilate Deo by Dan Forrest Dan Forrest’s Jubilate Deo brings to life the global aspect of …
Dalhousie Collegium Cantorum is very pleased to be presenting Mozart Requiem on Monday, March 27, at St Andrews United Church, 7:30 pm.The choir, conducted by Gary Ewer, will be accompanied by an orchestra.Tickets will be available from choir members, Eventbrite, or at the door. The price is $30. The link to Eventbrite is included for …
On Saturday, April 1, St. John’s Anglican Church in Lunenburg will host a combined concert titled “When the Times Darken,” featuring the Stadacona Band of the Royal Canadian Navy, the Acadia University Wind Ensemble, and the Acadia University Singers. Bertolt Brecht, a noted German poet and playwright, wrote in 1939, “When the times darken will …
On Saturday, April 1, St. John’s Anglican Church in Lunenburg will host a combined concert titled “When the Times Darken,” featuring the Stadacona Band of the Royal Canadian Navy, the Acadia University Wind Ensemble, and the Acadia University Singers. Bertolt Brecht, a noted German poet and playwright, wrote in 1939, “When the times darken will …
‘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 at 4:00 pm. Directed by Paul Halley, the Cathedral Choir of All Saints Cathedral in Halifax will showcase choral works in a fluid choreography that …
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 Centre, 1385 Seymour St. Halifax The Fountain School of Performing Arts is producing a night of choral masterworks, Requiem, a thought-provoking look at a thousand …
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 to samba and representing diverse voices from the East coast to the West, this choral program of Canadian-composed music explores the themes of seeking human …
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 lovely male choral music, see and hear our rehearsal process and enjoy some treats as we share our love of choral music.
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, we welcome you to join us on Saturday, April 15 th beginning at 6:00 p.m. at Ashburn Golf Club. We haven’t had a chance to …
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 Saint Andrew’s United Church, Halifax Sunday, May 7 at 3:00 Festival Theatre, Wolfville $25.00 e-transfer njd.music@outlook.com OR Cash at the Door
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 vocalists performing at the Bridgetown Baptist Church. Performers will include Beth and Andrew Cranston, Kurt Haussecker, Michael Gnemmi, Maureen MacLean, John Montgomerie, Janis Patterson, Debbie …
“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 & Company, Fresh Air, This Morning and more. Tom has also been touring a type of show he calls “chamber musicals” –a blend of theatrical …
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 the liturgy. Participants will sing 12 examples of chant. Along the way they will receive a basic introduction to the pronunciation of liturgical Latin, Gregorian …
“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 life lessons that are held in watching roses growing against all odds through a crack in the sidewalk? Or bearing witness to the first wildflower …
Let’s Have Some Music! A concert celebrating the music and legacy of NS folk icon Robbie Smith (of ‘Naming the Twins’) featuring the Cantabile Singers of Truro Chris Bowman, artistic director Belinda Adshade, collaborative pianist with special guest Kathleen Glauser (of ‘Naming the Twins’) Cameo appearance by Cantabile’s Truro Youth Singers Saturday, April 29, 2023, …
A Nova Scotian Songwriter's Legacy It was Robbie’s last wish for his music to continue on after his passing. In 2019, his musical partner, Kathleen Glauser, began the process of contacting composers to create choral arrangements of Robbie’s music. Partnering with the Nova Scotia Choral Federation, The Robbie Songs Project has now commissioned 27 new …