Noon Hour Concert: Treasures of Europe
This concert presents European composers in 20 century with variety of compositional style. Violinist Jung Tsai, violist Judith Davenport, and cellist Rebecca Morton are the featured musicians.
This concert presents European composers in 20 century with variety of compositional style. Violinist Jung Tsai, violist Judith Davenport, and cellist Rebecca Morton are the featured musicians.
Please join us for a special noon hour concert with pianist Mike Janzen. Janzen’s most recent release is The Psalms Project: Volume I & II (2021), a double album of original songs reflecting on the Psalms. Described as “salve for the soul” (John Bailey, JUNO-winner for mixing), this album comprises 19 songs written and composed while recovering from a debilitating concussion just a few years prior.
A concert of mixed American and Canadian Jazz Compositions. Included in the this performance the music of Duke Ellington, Rob McConnell, Pat Metheny, Thelonious Monk and Dave Young.
Stop the Clock is a concert which brings the audience on a walk through nature in the Riviera Maya, Mexico. Please join us for our first Noon Hour concert of the Fall 2023 Term.
This term the University Choir will sing Francesco Durante's Magnificat (once attributed to Giovanni Pergolesi), and will also showcase works by Arvo Pärt, Giedrus Sviainis, Jim Papoulis and many more!
Join us for a summer favourite, lovely classical music in an acoustically perfect location.
Join us for a delightful jazz selection, performed by the UWaterloo Jazz Ensemble.
Our Spring term orchestra@uwaterloo concert, featuring one of our 2023 Concerto winners on the clarinet.
The Balinese Gamelan Ensemble will appear at Waterloo Town Square as part of the Campfire series.
Seven different chamber groups will perform a variety of classical pieces. This is always a lovely concert. Reception to follow in the Chapel atrium.