What's On

The Kingston Symphony string section performs music by Vaughan Williams, Dvorak, and a concerto by Mazzoli featuring bassist, Ian Whitman.

Exploring the ways Inuit Nunangat is a site where differing ideologies, epistemologies and cosmologies collide, and hegemonic assumptions marginalize Inuit [and other Indigenous] ways of knowing and being.

“the world’s reigning male chorus” (New Yorker)

The Chinese-Canadian brother-and-sister duo is formed by cellist Bryan Cheng, prizewinner of the 2020 Bader & Overton Canadian Cello Competition, and pianist Silvie Cheng.

“beguiling tone and unfailing musicality” (Gramophone, 2020)

the breath of life presented by The Isabel Voices is profoundly moving, with delicate melodies, sweeping harmonies, poignant lyrics & rich orchestral arrangements.

The Palenai Piano Duo of Joy Innis and Adrienne Shannon, joined by violinist, Gisèle Dalbec-Szczesniak, violist, Eileen Beaudette, and cellist, Jill Vitols, present a concert in memory of pianist, composer and DAN School faculty member, Michel Szczesniak.

One of the leading voices of a new generation of flamenco cantaors, Israel Fernández infuses traditional flamenco singing with his own distinctive style. Israel Fernández is joined by flamenco guitarist Diego del Morao.

Hannah Georgas is coming to perform at The Isabel Bader Rehearsal Hall

Dr Cécile Fromont's writing and teaching focus on the visual, materials, and religious culture of Africa and Latin America with special emphasis on the early modern period (ca 1500-1800), on the Portuguese-speaking Atlantic World, and on the slave trade

Join Canadian country singer-songwriter Tim Hicks for an intimate concert at the Isabel Bader Centre in Kingston, with special guest Dayna Reid. Don't miss the Campfire Troubadour Tour this November, get your tickets Sept 14!

Capella Cracoviensis, chamber choir and orchestra based in Krakow, Poland, is one of the most exciting ensembles on the contemporary scene of period music