Schedule // Upcoming Events
Debut Singers for VoiceScapes’ Sing Along Messiah!
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Handel's Messiah - the most performed music, and message, in all of history!
Dec.12 Vocal Latitudes World Music Choir
Vocal Latitudes is a World Music choir created in 2005. This mixed-voice, non-audition community choir under the direction of Frank Rackow sings traditional and popular music from around the world. For this concert, Vocal Latitudes will present a warm selection of seasonal and non-seasonal songs drawn from the jazz, renaissance, gospel, pop and contemporary repertoires. […]
Dec. 05 Talisman Energy Choir
This four-part choir performs in the spring and during the Christmas season and takes the role of company ambassador seriously, performing at various downtown and community venues
Nov 28 “MASS ENERGY” Chorale Concert
This MASS ENERGY Chorale Event features three of Calgary's prominent "Oil Patch" choirs featured singularly and then together in a spectacular finale.
Nov. 21 Calgary Opera Emerging Artists Ensemble
Each season, Calgary Opera’s Emerging Artist Development Program provides up to eight young singers with the opportunity to study and perform under a highly prestigious professional staff of teachers and performers.
Wed. Nov. 14, David McIntyre, piano concert and conversation
Audiences will be treated to a program of McIntyre’s original compositions, plus a discussion about his compositional process and his career as a composer.
Nov. 07 In Remembrance – concert/ceremony
In Flanders Fields the poppies blow, Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place; and in the sky, The larks, still bravely singing fly, Scarce heard amid the guns below.
Oct 31 Phoebe Powell, classical harp
A neo-classical music concert featuring the varied sound tapestry of the harp, enhanced by it's two friends - the melodious violin and the percussive piano.
October 24: Nathaniel Schmidt, piano and Andrew Morrow, clarinet
This classical duo will be presenting a concert of British music that fits perfectly into the mood of an early autumn afternoon featuring composers Paul Reade, Joseph Horovitz, and Ralph Vaughan Williams.
COWTOWN Opera presents Hansel and Gretel
"0, you fool!" said she, "then we must all four die of hunger, you may as well plane the planks for our coffins!"
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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