David Dietz, cello and Tong Wang, piano, two renowned musicians, will discuss and perform masterpieces by Sergei Rachmaninoff and Sergei Prokofiev, offering a rare glimpse into the contrast between romantic and modern classical music.

LE PUB CLASSIQUE

✨ un événement de style “open mic” pour la musique classique ✨

Célébrez les artistes locaux, profitez de la musique classique dans un spectacle intime et sans prétention.

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✨ an “open mic” style event for classical music ✨

Featuring local classical musicians, raise a glass and discover classical music in an intimate, relaxed setting.

Mountain Time Trio - St George in the Pines

Join us for a special live music experience at St. George's in the Pines Anglican Church in Banff, AB, Canada with the Mountain Time Trio.

Maitreyi Muralidharan (violin), David Dietz (cello), and Tong Wang (piano) first began collaborating together at the Windwood Music Festival in 2023. Performing as the Mountain Time Trio, they return to Alberta to usher in the spring season with an evening of chamber music.

Join us on Friday, March 1st  at 7pm for Spoken & Unspoken: Echoes of Resilience For Palestine. This event will feature a performance of 'Quartet for the End of Time' by French composer, Olivier Messiaen, who wrote this piece in 1931 while imprisoned in Stalag VIII-A, a German prisoner-of-war camp. Originally performed by Messiaen and his fellow prisoners, this contemplative piece will be performed by Duo Perdendosi & Friends, accompanied by readings of essays by Palestinian journalists and authors - we hope you can join us in solidarity once again.

Le Pub Classique is an event created to connect Montreal classical musicians and introduce audiences to classical music in a relaxed environment. The event features a curated program of 10 musicians or ensembles presenting a diverse array of “classical” music offerings, from the canon and beyond. Every event includes a Scène Ouverte section at the end of the evening for any audience members who may feel inspired, walk-in musicians, or any pieces which are submitted through our application and not included on the featured program.

Mountain Time Trio, Windwood Music Festival’s resident ensemble performs in Ottawa works by Brahms, Rachmaninoff, Glière, and Mendelssohn.

Tickets here.

Mountain Time Trio, Windwood Music Festival’s resident ensemble performs in Ottawa works by Brahms, Rachmaninoff, Glière, and Mendelssohn.

Tickets here.

Maitreyi Muralidharan (violin), David Dietz (cello), and Tong Wang (piano) first began collaborating together at the Windwood Music Festival (WMF) in 2023. As the Mountain Time Trio, WMF’s Resident Ensemble, they performed at Kensington Place and Fondation Kin in Montreal during November 2023. The trio will be performing at several concerts in Ottawa in February 2024 and return to Alberta for a series of concerts, galas, and community engagement events across Airdrie, Cochrane, and Jasper in March 2024. 

https://www.oasismusicale.ca/accueil

Oasis Musicale is a concert series which gives emerging and local artists the opportunity to perform concerts in a beautiful venue in downtown Montreal. Established in 2013 at Christ Church Cathedral, Oasis Musicale presents a concert in the cathedral every Saturday at 2:00pm featuring talented young musicians who perform mainly classical music, but occasionally also world music, and even some jazz or folk!  

Private salon concert hosted by Fondation Kin.

Le Pub Classique is an event created to connect Montreal classical musicians and introduce audiences to classical music in a relaxed environment. The event features a curated program of 10 musicians or ensembles presenting a diverse array of “classical” music offerings, from the canon and beyond. Every event includes a Scène Ouverte section at the end of the evening for any audience members who may feel inspired, walk-in musicians, or any pieces which are submitted through our application and not included on the featured program.

Événement bilingue célébrant les identités queer dans les arts classiques / bilingual event celebrating queer identities in classical arts

HOSTED BY JULIUS FROHLICH & FONDATION KIN

Featuring the Mountain Time Trio.

Maitreyi Muralidharan (violin), David Dietz (cello), and Tong Wang (piano) first began collaborating together at the Windwood Music Festival in 2023. As the Mountain Time Trio, they will be performing and recording in Montreal during November 2023. The trio will return to Alberta for a series of concerts, galas, and community engagement events across Airdrie, Cochrane, and Jasper. 

Skye has returned :||
And the belle époque of wine, cheese, and music is upon us once again~

This edition's theme is "childhood stories". Tales that have shaped and stayed with us. And the feast will reflect those nostalgic flavours as well.

By RSVP/invite only.

Join the Red Deer Museum + Art Gallery for an unforgettable Remembrance Day event that combines the beauty of music, reflections from history, and the importance of never forgetting the lessons of the past. The exhibit Lost Liberties: The War Measures Act invites you to reflect and understand times of conflict. Special guests from the Red Deer Symphony Orchestra will perform French composer Olivier Messiaen's Quartet pour le fin du Temps, written while confined as a POW during WWII.

Duo Perdendosi explores an immersive fairy tale experience combining the arts of written, visual, and musical storytelling. Hear works by Turkish, Sri Lankan, Chinese, Japanese, Canadian, and European composers - all selected to accompany an original fairy tale written by the duo. 

This program intersects the topics of research being actively pursued by the ensemble: the dark-cute aesthetic found in macabre fairy tales and the science of embodied experiences. With music and visuals, this is an immersive concert experience. 

Le Pub Classique is an event created to connect Montreal classical musicians and introduce audiences to classical music in a relaxed environment. The event features a curated program of 10 musicians or ensembles presenting a diverse array of “classical” music offerings, from the canon and beyond. Every event includes a Scène Ouverte section at the end of the evening for any audience members who may feel inspired, walk-in musicians, or any pieces which are submitted through our application and not included on the featured program.

Community engagement concert by Duo Perdendosi. Preview of “Dark Tales” program.

Featuring the world premiere of a deeply personal work written for us by Alice Ho, “Four Impressions of China”. More details here.

Immerse yourself in an unforgettable evening of cultural harmony as we proudly present "Rhapsodie Universelle: Hungarian Music in Montreal." This collaborative event, in partnership with the Embassy of Hungary, is a true celebration of multiculturalism through the universal language of music. 🇭🇺 🎻 🎶

More info.

Immerse yourself in an unforgettable evening of cultural harmony as we proudly present "Rhapsodie Universelle: Hungarian Music in Montreal." This collaborative event, in partnership with the Embassy of Hungary, is a true celebration of multiculturalism through the universal language of music. 🇭🇺 🎻 🎶

More info.

About DOMS

Doors open for music at Southminster began in 2013 as a six-part Lenten concert series. An instant success, Southminster extended it past Easter that year, and save for two-month breaks each summer, the program has been running since.

Presented on Wednesdays at noon — precisely the mid-point of the week — DOMS is a musical oasis, offering programming that nourishes the heart, mind and soul, and serving as a hub for musical connection in the community.

Each week from September to June, amazing artists from across the region, Canada and beyond meet established fans and make new ones playing in DOMS. Simultaneously, local audiences enjoy music they love and also discover performers and styles they’ve never heard before in a series they can count on for consistent quality.

Performing as Duo Perdendosi, violinist Maitreyi Muralidharan and pianist Tong Wang raise the curtain on the 2023 Windwood Festival with a new, thrilling musical storytelling concert. The Duo will take you along an original fairy tale from the enchanted forests of the Czech Republic and the mystical Yangzi River of the East China Sea through to bewildering drama inside “Howl’s Moving Castle”. Finally, with your help to sound the fairy godmother’s magical triangle, we come back and around again, home to Windwood, where Fauré’s luscious Violin Sonata sweeps the fantastical memories into the breeze of the open air.

Featuring works by Beethoven, Janáček, Wong, Kats-Chernin, Hisaishi, Chu, and Fauré.