Deanne Hupfield, Fancy Shawl Dancer. CNAL/RCAA Conference 2015.
It's time to mark your calendars for a truly unforgettable evening of Indigenous culture and celebration! Outside Looking In is thrilled to invite you to our 16th Annual Showcase: Canada's Largest Indigenous Youth Performance.
Join us on Saturday, May 13, 2023, 7:30 PM at Meridian Hall.
This powerful work offers hope of acceptance and inclusion in a changing world in a concert reflecting on the themes of love and compassion. The three-part fusion oratorio speaks with a fresh and bold voice, incorporating a variety of musical styles seamlessly woven into a unified whole.
The Celtic Fiddlers (1993) based out of St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada, are a vibrant group of 7 young professional musicians, ages 20-26. This unique group consists of fiddles, piano, mandolin, tin whistle, bodhran, cajone, accordion, banjo, bouzouki, bass, voice, guitar and drums. They have gained an outstanding reputation for their eclectic style and presentation. This year marks their 30th anniversary.
Music Monday is a celebration of the impact of music education in our schools and in our communities. On Monday May 1st, we will join together to celebrate music education by singing our Song of Celebration together at 12:30 pm ET. Registration is free and will give you access to all the resources you need to teach the song to your class or learn at home. There are numerous audio recordings, arrangements, lyric sheets, sing-a-long videos and a Learning Guide.
Infinithéâtre presents THE KING STINKS!
Catch it March 1st-5th at Rialto Hall! Get your tickets here: https://bit.ly/3ke0rJK
This collaboration with Toronto’s Amadeus Choir will present a world premiere by Métis/French-Canadian composer Ian Cusson and the Canadian premiere of Shavon Lloyd’s Alleluia. The program features excerpts from Rachmaninov’s transcendent All-Night Vigil (commemorating the composer’s 150th birthday on April 1, 2023), as well as works by Ukrainian-Canadian composer Larysa Kuzmenko, Latvian composer Uģis Prauliņš, and Canadian composers Kathleen Allan and Jon Washburn.
Let’s get festive! Our December concert combines holiday favourites by Canadian composers with opportunities for you to join in the singing! Come out of the cold, sip a hot chocolate and settle in for one of our most popular concerts of the year and Let Us All Be Merry!
This concert will feature Emerging Canadian Voices - The Amadeus Choir’s in-house octet of emerging professional choral singers led by Associate Conductor Nila Rajagopal. We are also delighted to spotlight our guest artist Cuban Trumpeter Alexis Baro.
Let’s get festive! Join us for a shortened version of our ``"Let Us All Be Merry" holiday concert with favourites by Canadian composers with opportunities for you to join in the singing! Come out of the cold, sip a hot chocolate and settle in for one of our most popular concerts of the year and Let Us All Be Merry! All ages welcome - hot chocolate will be availalbe! There will be no intermission for this afternoon matinée.
Delight in our popular Orpheus stocking-stuffer ofevocative carols, cheery arrangements, affecting stories and stirring sing-alongs for the festive season! The poignant Gift of the Magi, narrated by Kim’s Convenience star and actor Gabriella Sundar Singh, will brighten your spirits and warm your hearts with our gift of Christmas…always an audience favourite.
Gabriella Sundar Singh, narrator
Sumptuous music, endearing holiday tales, and an opportunity to sing along as Christmas approaches.
Don’t miss The Elora Singers’ tradition, the Festival of Carols!
Two Performances: 5:00 PM and 8:00 PM
Tickets are General Admission: $30 adult | $20 student/arts worker| $10 child (under 14)