Our 20th season opened with an interesting and varied program of guitar and piano music by Vancouver artist, Itamar Erez. We were delighted to see so many new faces in the audience! Itamar played a mix of classical, contemporary, and own compositions, displaying his gift to interpret various musical genres and intricate rhythmic patterns. Thanks to our artist and our appreciative audience.
Ending our season on the highest note possible!
Bravo to Victor Fournelle-Blain and Jean-Sébastien Levesque for an outstanding concert
of French sonatas for violin and piano!
What a beautiful concert of “Living!” Canadian music on Sunday May 26th!
We were in awe of Betty Allison’s magnificent voice and Kimberley-Ann Bartczak’s expert piano collaboration – a well-curated program made easily accessible by these two wonderful performers and their warm personalities.
A wonderfully nostalgic and mellow afternoon of accordion and piano music by Walter Martella and Karina Inkster …
Thanks to all who came out to listen, and to our artists for bringing ALL the accordions to transport us to faraway places and times!
Nancy Dahn and Timothy Steeves of Duo Concertante held their audience’s attention effortlessly during this afternoon’s concert.
Music of translucent hopefulness (Beethoven’s “Spring” sonata), music to show us how to find beauty in difficult things (Dance me to your beauty with a burning violin by Kelly-Marie Murphy), music of steadfast love and hope (Solveig’s Song, Grieg), inspiring soundscapes that remind us of our connection to each other and to beauty (Love in the Time of Covid by Dawn Avery), and finally the emotional maturity of Brahms’ 3rd violin sonata – a beautifully balanced program performed by two outstanding artists.
Thank you to our wonderful performers, and to each and every audience member of this sold-out concert!
Wonderful local pianist Angélica López-Arzate performed for a full house this afternoon, and charmed our audience with her artistry, colourful programming, and warm personality.
Thank you, Angie, and thanks to everyone who came out and supported live classical music!
Our audience warmly welcomed Elias-Axel Pettersson back for a thrilling performance of Schubert, Medtner and Rachmaninoff.
We were thrilled that so many people attended our concert at Duncan United on November 5th – we truly value your support! Our favourite part of the concert was the Adagio of Beethoven’s Quartet in F, op. 59 no. 1.
We know that not everyone could be at our October concert, and we regret that you missed this outstanding performance by Domagoj Ivanovic and Noel McRobbie!
A standing ovation right after the first piece, followed by several more during the program – we were enthralled, and felt so privileged that these masterful musicians graced our stage today.
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