Schedule // Upcoming Events
Tricia Edwards duo, jazz piano & mixed latin persussion
Come for a lively and eclectic mix of favourite jazz, latin and popular standards presented with a unique rhythmic twist. Having worked together in ensembles ranging from jazz trio and quartet to 10 piece salsa bands, Tricia and Raul look forward to presenting a selection of their favourite tunes as a duo.
NO CONCERT
There is no concert scheduled for Wednesday, April 17 as the ProArts@Noon Concert Series will be taking a break during Easter week.
Collegium Musicum, early music ensemble
The University of Calgary's Collegium Musicum is dedicated to exploring music from the baroque period and earlier. Each term has a particular area of focus, and students are exposed to as much repertoire as possible while also looking at performance practice issues and historical context.
Eva Toncheva Duo; violin & guitar
An exciting new duo project, blending the vibrant sound of virtuosic violin playing with the exotic, Guatemalan tone of the westernized marimba.
Calgary Opera Emerging Artist Program Ensemble
The program is intended to benefit Canadian singers who have completed pre-professional training at an opera program.
Allan Merovitz, storyteller “HORSES”
Horses…. Heartwarming original storytelling, songs, and poems that take you through Allan’s life spent with these majestic creatures.
Harmony Guzheng Ensemble
The Guzheng, also known as the Chinese Zither or harp, is a traditional Chinese string instrument that has been around for more than two thousand years.
Kris Demeanor, guitar poet
Kris Demeaor is a songwriter, poet, theatre and film artist. He’s released seven recordings of original songs, was the inaugural Poet Laureate of Calgary (2012-14) and was awarded the Lieutenant Governor General's Established Artist Award at the Mayor's Lunch in 2017.
Suzie Vinnick, blues guitar
A Saskatoon native transplanted to the Niagara Region of Ontario, Suzie Vinnick is the proud owner of a gorgeous voice, prodigious guitar and bass chops, and an engagingly candid performance style.
Harmonica Tableau
For the most part we play chromatic harmonicas as apposed to diatonic. The chromatic harmonica provides access to every note in the scale including sharps and flats.
Next Shows
Nov. 19 MRUniversity Conservatory Academy and Advanced Performance Program Student’s recital
Featuring students from Mount Royal University Conservatory’s Academy and Advanced Performance Program.
This concert presents music of Robert de Visée, a lutenist in the court of Louis XIV, played by Tim Janz on one-keyed Baroque flute and Ralph Maier playing the theorbo, the long necked lute that was developed by the Florentine Camerata as a continuo instrument.
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