Sound the Alarm: Music/Theatre hosts a birthday ode to the iconic musical theatre composer with tracks from Phantom of the Opera, Cats, and more
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In Western Front and Roundhouse copresentation, José Maceda’s work blends traditional bamboo instruments and dozens of voices
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Canadian singer and voice actor opens up about finding hope and inspiration in Oaxaca’s feathered creatures, ahead of her May 3 performance
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With a 20-person choir and Ukrainian folk musicians, Vancouver singer-songwriter’s concert revives story of fleeing Nazi-occupied Ukraine during the Second World War
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Bold staging and some standout singing please a packed house, while breathing new life into crowd favourite
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Programming announcement includes Artists in Residence Sakina Abdou, Shahzad Ismaily, and DJ O Show hosting performances, artist talks, and workshops
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Orchestra put pedal to the metal in innovative program of premieres and debuts featuring works by Dmitri Shostakovich, John Adams, and B.C.’s Nicholas Ryan Kelly
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Selected artist will have the opportunity to hone their craft with a three-month paid musical residency in the library’s new Recording Studio
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Veteran roots, blues, and slide guitarist has played everywhere from his home base in the U.K. to the Troubadour in L.A.
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Choral concert featuring contemporary world music will include works by Moshe Denburg, Farshid Samandari, and Niel Golden
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Presented by Caravan World Rhythms, musician teams up with flute player Debopriya Chatterjee and sarangi legend Sabir Khan
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British composer and musicologist Paul Rissmann will present the work alongside contemporary composer Michael Oesterle’s Entr’actes
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“How does a woman with very little means achieve freedom?” the artist asks in massive-scaled new production
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Program of Schubert and Mozart masterpieces will see her join hands with her husband, pianist Alvin Chow, and reunite with an old Edmonton Youth Orchestra colleague
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L.A.-based group’s sound with Afro-Mexican and Americana influences spans soul, son jarocho, roots, rock, hip-hop, and more
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The Audain Foundation’s presentation of the multimedia tribute to Jean-Paul Riopelle offered stunning visuals and stirring music in very big, very serious production
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Artists set to come in from Ukraine, Côte d’Ivoire, Niger, South Africa, New Zealand, South Korea, and beyond at Jericho Beach July 19 to 21
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Choir will be joined by harpist Vivian Chen and saxophonist Julia Nolan for new commissions from Melissa Dunphy and Kile Smith
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Taiwanese violin virtuoso Paul Huang and the Elektra Women’s Choir join concert that speaks eloquently to eco anxiety, peak oil, and dictatorship
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Performance with band to feature songs off Juno Award-winning artist’s newly released 13th album Spark Bird
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