Events

Directed by Prof. Mark Vuorinen, the Chamber Choir is a 30 voice choir composed of students from all faculties.  The feature piece of this concert is a four movement work by Katarina Gimon called Elements.  Its movements are Earth, Air, Fire and Water. 

This energetic 60 voice choir performs a wide range of music, both classical and modern pieces from around the world.

A jazz concert encompassing Jazz Compositions influenced by the traditions and talents of America, Canada, and Cuba, with a Christmas twist thrown in just for fun!

Directed by noted cellist Ben Bolt-Martin, five different chamber ensembles will play a selection of classical music pieces.

The program primarily features art song and opera from the 19^th and 20^th centuries including a set of songs by the underappreciated 19^th century composer, Peter Cornelius. Originally scheduled for 2024, it has been rescheduled for January 15 at noon in the Grebel Chapel.

Every year since its inception, Magisterra Soloists has presented a concert honouring the victims of the Holocaust, highlighting how art has and will always be a valuable form of expression during times of hardship. Magisterra Soloists and Fellows will perform the music of Holocaust survivors.

A concert of music for cello and bass featuring Parlour Games by Michael Oesterle

Soprano Elizabeth Lepock, clarinetist Peter Shackleton, and pianist Anna Ronai will be performing Ariel: Five Poems of Sylvia Plath by Ned Rorem.

The Kestrel String Quartet, with 4 well known local musicians, will be performing "Something Shiny"

Jung Tsai (violin) & Felix Hong (piano) are familiar figures at Conrad Grebel.  They will be performing Schnittke’s Polka and more.