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Caitlyn O’Connor, singer_songwriter
Caitlyn released her debut, self-titled EP in the summer of 2018. Caitlyn’s folk, jazz, and alternative style is the groundwork for her lyrical storytelling, and with each song she strives to create a unique narrative.
NO CONCERT
The ProArts@Noon Concert Series is taking a break over the holiday season and will not be presenting a performance on Wednesday, December 29, 2021.
NO CONCERT
ProArts@Noon Concert Series is taking a break over the Christmas holiday season, and will not be presenting a performance on Wednesday, December 22, 2021.
Bow River Bells
Come hear the bells! The Bow River Bells (BRB) ensemble is rejoicing in being able to ring for audiences this season! Featuring the magnificent handbell and chime instrument, the BRB ringers will be performing their favourite Christmas repertoire, as well as introducing new exciting and challenging arrangements. Featured in the program are new bell works […]
“Lessons and Carols” featuring the Choirs of Knox and St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Churches
The now well-known and beloved seasonal tradition of Nine Lessons and Carols has humble beginnings in Truro, Scotland in 1880, but was later popularized by annual services held in the Chapel at King’s College, Cambridge, which began in 1918 and continue to this day. These services have been attended by many Britons, but have also […]
Justin Luchinski, harpsichord with guests Tim Janz, flute & Mari Coetzee, cello
ALLA TEMPO TRAVERSO: Music for Flute, Baroque Cello and Harpsichord from the Early 18th Century Step back. No texts, no emails, no video conferences. Enter the intimate space and time of the early 1700s and bring it into your own present, now. Wooden flute, baroque cello and harpsichord will lead your imagination through a journey that will start in London, fly to Paris and then settle in Leipzig. All in a simple lunch hour at the Cathedral.
Clicquot Trio
Clicquot Trio will perform Canadiana Suite, an original work by Oscar Peterson. Oscar Peterson wrote the Canadiana Suite as a celebration of his native Canada. The different movements each represent different parts of the Canadian landscape in Music. In his own words, “With a country as large and as full of contrast as Canada, I had a lot of themes to choose from when I wrote the
Bel Canto Strings
Radek Sokulski is an accomplished violinist whose love for music helped organize the Bel Canto Strings. His excellent violin technique comes from years of experience playing in many chamber groups and orchestras like the Red Deer Symphony and Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra. He lives in Calgary, and for many years now has been teaching violin and performing […]
Bruce Petherick, piano
Bruce invites the listener into his music, into an acoustic space, letting them hear the intimate sound of the piano and to let the music emerge, rather than trying to force it.
Jesse Plessis, piano
As a pianist, he has appeared in solo recitals, chamber music, and concerto performances across Canada and Europe. European classical music of the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries occupies a central place in his repertoire, as does the western art music of the current era.
Next Shows
Chris Maric is a multi-instrumentalist known for his truly unique and innovative musical style. He has honed a technique which persistently flirts with genius, yet seemingly is always on the verge of recklessly stumbling into depths of unbridled passion.
Oct. 15 Claire Butler Hungarian Duo
Discover the vibrant colours and passionate sounds of Hungarian music at our “Hungarian Duo” concert. This program features a bouquet of népdalok—folk songs—arranged by Béla Bartók and Zoltán Kodály, celebrating the rich tradition and soul of Magyar musical heritage.
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