Schedule // Upcoming Events
German Canadian Male Chorus
The Chorus targets an eclectic mix from a variety of eras with something for everyone, from folk songs to sacred music to hit music from both sides of the Atlantic.
T.A.L.E.S Storytelling
Expect storytelling, song and a little bit of magic to take you on a heroic journey - in celebration of World Storytelling day - March 23, 2015.
Classical String Trio
Three emerging professionals all trained in Calgary - join their two energetic violins and lively viola in an exhilarating programme of rarely-performed late Romantic and 20th-Century Russian and Hungarian works.
T. Buckley Band – country soul
The T. Buckley Band delivers soulful laments and gritty truths, wrapped in a cowboy blanket to create a distinct western Canadian flavour.
Duotesseron-Simon TJ and Darren Young
Duotessaron is Simon TJ and Darren Young, two fifths of the Calgary progressive rock band Diatessaron.
David Vest – boogie boogie piano
Onstage with Big Joe Turner and opening for Roy Orbison before he was old enough to vote, he later played with blues giants like Bo Diddley, Jimmy T99 Nelson, and Hubert Sumlin. He wrote the first songs recorded by Tammy Wynette.
Mallory Project – Andrew Douglas / Chelsea Wilhelm
This local acoustic folk-rock duo is named after the fabled British mountaineer Douglas Mallory.
Calgary Opera Emerging Artist Ensemble
Experience the youthful exuberance of young lovers and comic intrigues in music of the great operatic masters including Mozart, Rossini, Bizet and Puccini.
Dave Bidini – Author & Musician
He is a founding member of the acclaimed rock band the Rheostatics, and has published 12 books, including the Toronto Book Award-nominated Writing Gordon Lightfoot.
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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