Friends of Chamber Music concert features well-loved works by Ravel and Beethoven, alongside a contemporary piece by Israeli composer Matan Porat
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Group melds folk traditions, klezmer music, and urban energy into a unique style as it raises money for Ukraine’s humanitarian and military efforts
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The artist’s quintet comes to the Ironworks on November 2, as part of the Coastal Jazz and Blues Society’s IronFest V weekend
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Appearing at the Kay Meek Arts Centre, Vancouver Island pair fuels its blues and folk with curiosity and joie de vivre
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Show written and hosted by Patricia Ward Kelly features scenes from the American icon’s most beloved films set to a live symphony
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Representation is at the core of the artist’s new cabaret-style show
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Juno Award-winning group weaves doo-wop, R&B, country, and blues with themes of social justice and human dignity
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The 65th-season opener features a witty new script by Mark Crawford and a Sweet Charity-worthy array of colourful retro costumes
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In this classic of German expressionism screening at the Shadbolt, “Every frame is like an album cover,” says the postrock band’s Simon Dobbs
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The trio leader has fully integrated Latin and Caribbean sounds into his approach
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Concert program Rest includes two new choral arrangements of the artist’s songs among other diverse works
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Evening featuring Fauré’s Requiem and Bernstein’s Chichester Psalms offered moments of stunning beauty and clashing dissonance
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Award-winning artist’s piece inspired by Chinese and Sanskrit texts tells of six stories from the life of the Buddha, and of a prince’s path to enlightenment
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Featured works include “The Raven Conspiracy” by Yellowknife’s Carmen Braden and “Seasons of the Sea” by Rosemary Georgeson and Jeffrey Ryan
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The pandemic sent Italian lute virtuoso Michele Pasotti looking back at the poets of the Black Plague—and the way Ars Nova music provided relief
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Magical stage adaptation of graphic novel features over 20 miniature sets performed, filmed, and projected in real time to a live score
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Soprano Caitlin Wood, tenor Caulin Moore among the standouts in a production that shows the power of songs in musicals from Evita to Sunset Boulevard
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The renowned group’s mission is to carry diversity and social relevance to the concert hall
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At long last, the multidisciplinary piece by playwright Brendan McLeod and the Fugitives has its Vancouver premiere
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The Vancouver New Music festival features a diverse lineup of sound artists
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