Concerts

Flûte Alors! opens the season with the enveloping sounds of Elizabethan England. Featuring composers such as John Dowland, Thomas Simpson and Michael East, the musicians will play upon the ensemble’s consort of Renaissance recorders. This will also be the inaugural performance of two recently acquired bass recorders, which add depth and spaciousness to the consort’s sound. The evening will certainly be full of surprises as the musicians use this concert as an opportunity to thank the generous donors who made expanding the consort possible!

For the music Olympics, these four virtuosos train day and night to develop the nimblest fingers, the strongest embouchures and the finest ears in the world. Join them for a 55-minute lap around the track that will take your breath away!

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For the music Olympics, these four virtuosos train day and night to develop the nimblest fingers, the strongest embouchures and the finest ears in the world. Join them for a 55-minute lap around the track that will take your breath away!

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Bande Montréal Baroque, Lina Tur Bonet, Passiflore, Flûte Alors!, Pallade Musica, Paul Hopkins (actor), Jean Asselin (stage director), Hélène Brunet (soprano), Michael Taylor (countertenor), Philippe Gagné (tenor), Clayton Kennedy (bass). 
Celebrating the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death with Prospero’s philosophic end-of-life tempest, music by Purcell and friends. 

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Bach ‘n’ Jazz is a concert both serious and casual. Masterpieces by the great Johann Sebastian Bach are skillfully paired with well-known and -loved jazz standards. The ensemble also presents several daring arrangements that are worth discovering. 

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Bach ‘n’ Jazz is a concert both serious and casual. Masterpieces by the great Johann Sebastian Bach are skillfully paired with well-known and -loved jazz standards. The ensemble also presents several daring arrangements that are worth discovering.

For more information, visit website.