Respected musician plays two shows devoted to India’s oldest-surviving classical genre alongside pakhavaj artist Tejas Tope
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Led by Paula DeWit, early-music ensemble Cantare Super Orchestram and a cappella group Belle Voci give the 1742 oratorio fresh style
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The neuroscientist, writer, and musician’s conversation with André Picard has musical interludes by Chor Leoni
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Program also features Steve Reich’s Jacob’s Ladder with the U.K.’s Synergy Vocals, a Linda Catlin Smith premiere, and John Adams’ Gnarly Buttons
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Pianist’s performances of the works have received high praise, including from the composer himself
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Presented by Vancouver Recital Society, the Djibouti-born musician brings tremendous vocal feeling to his instrument
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New documentary from Belgian filmmaker Johan Grimonprez, a look at the 1961 assassination of Patrice Lumumba, screens directly afterward
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More than 100 musicians will be making the journey to Ontario in March 2025
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Winter tradition at the Heritage Hall promises enchanting music by pianist Rachel Kiyo Iwaasa and vocalist Amanda Sum
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Award-winning violinist to enchant audiences with Stravinsky’s stunning Violin Concerto and two Prokofiev symphonies
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Led by Ts’msyen musician Saltwater Hank (aka Jeremy Pahl), group blends rock ’n’ roll elements with ancestral traditions
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Twelve-song record layers compelling lyricism with heartfelt harmonies and poignant dissonances
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Artist performs tracks from new album alongside Jane Bunnett, Dan Fortin, and Rebekah Wolkstein, with First Nations dancer Sarah Prosper and the NiteCap choir
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The musical organization remounts Seasons of the Sea, which features words by Indigenous artist and storyteller Georgeson in a mixed program
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Artistic director Kari Turunen programs a concert that honours his home country’s choral traditions, from simple folk to edgy modernism
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World-renowned group marks its 27th show with the organization, featuring works by Haydn, Britten, and Beethoven
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Singers from the Vancouver Bach Family of Choirs unite with musicians in this annual performance of charming seasonal selections
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Part puppet show, part film screening, and part concert, the show lets attendees in on its creation
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At Mountain View Cemetery, musica intima and the Vancouver Bach Choir join forces with local brass players to perform a Phrase of Remembrance
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On Remembrance Day, composer-in-residence Marie-Claire Saindon contributes new piece that tells of finding light in darkness
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