Events

We have 7 different Chamber Ensemble groups this term, playing a wide variety of pieces.  

• Sammartini Trio Sonata
• Schubert Piano trio no. 2
• Thomas Arne Trio Sonata
• Brahms Piano trio op. 8
• Schumann Three Pieces for Two Violins and Piano
• Debussy Piano Trio
• Francois Couperin Apotheose de Corelli

An outdoor Farmer's market is the perfect location to enjoy the Balinese Gamelan Ensemble.  Please join us at the Hespeler Village Market at 5pm. Both the student Balinese Gamelan and the Community Gamelan will be performing. Audience members will be able to try out the Gamelan instruments after the concert.

The University Choir performs an eclectic range of music from around the world.  Directed by Liska Jetchick, the choir consists of students and alumni from all six faculties. This Spring term they will perform Leonard Bernstein's Chichester Psalms, composed in 1965.  

Students participating in the Spring term Music Studio program perform music they have studied this term. 

Students participating in the Spring term Music Studio program perform music they have studied this term. 

Please join us for the Spring Term orchestra@uwaterloo concert.  Directed by Daniel Warren, this orchestra includes students from across the University in all 6 Faculties. 

In order to help Engineering students gear up for final exams in Spring term, there will be a one hour Instrumental Chamber Ensemble concert in the Atrium of E7.  Two current ICE groups will be featured.  Please join us for a brief respite from your work.

Join us for an engaging jazz concert in July.  Directed by Michael Wood, the Jazz Ensemble has members from all 6 Faculties, particularly Mathematics. This term they will be featuring the music of Mike Tomaro, Neal Hefti, Dave Wolpe & Rob McConnell.

Tickets will be available at the door, or from Jazz Ensemble members.

Directed by Ben Bolt-Martin, 7 different Instrumental Chamber Trios will perform a wide range of classical music pieces.  Free admission.

On Friday, September 23, Karen Sunabacka and Darryl Friesen will host a social event featuring discussions about the album and individual pieces by Karen Sunabacka and performances by pianist Darryl Friesen. A reception will follow. CDs are available for purchase at the event.