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Confluence Concerts presents joyous, daring and thought-provoking musical experiences within a warm atmosphere of intimacy and discovery. We are a company of diverse creative artists dedicated to personal, thought-provoking, and moving presentations.

This season, our artistic team Larry Beckwith, Andrew Downing, Teiya Kasahara 笠原 貞野, Aidan McConnell, Suba Sankaran, and Patricia O'Callaghan, has created seven lovingly prepared programs performed by supremely talented artists in the warm surroundings of the Heliconian Hall. Each program has a different theme and tells a different story. We'll experience and learn about the wide scope of influence of the great Scottish bard Robert Burns; we'll focus on love as expressed by Canadian composers, songwriters and poets; we'll celebrate the extraordinary work of the great German-American composer Kurt Weill and much, much more.

Each concert this season features an entertaining and informative pre-show event 45 minutes before the concert start time, and a lively post-show reception at which you can mingle with the performers.

Join us for one concert, or the whole season. We'd love to see you.

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Founded in October 1924, the Royal Canadian College of Organists’ Toronto Centre is the city’s foremost advocate for the pipe organ and its music. We host public concerts, featuring both internationally-acclaimed artists and local performers, as well as masterclasses, workshops, lectures and other special events. Many of our events are intended for general audiences, while some of our educational offerings are specially designed to support organists and church musicians in their professional work. Join us as we celebrate our centennial season!

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Experience great chamber music with Music TORONTO, a presenter of the finest ensembles, pianists and vocalists from home and abroad. We enrich our community through chamber music by supporting artistic development, producing community engagement and education initiatives, and, of course, by producing concerts. Artistic and Executive Director Roman Borys invites you to our 2024/25 season at the Jane Mallett Theatre at the St Lawrence Centre for the Arts.

Our season opens with the return of Quartetto di Cremona, followed by the Miró, JACK and Isidore Quartets, and the Gryphon Trio with violinist Lara St. John and vocalist Aviva Chernick. The piano series features iconic Canadian pianists Marc-André Hamelin and Janina Fialkowska, soprano and pianist Rachel Fenlon, and Ukrainian pianist Illia Ovcharenko. We are pleased to welcome music commentator Rob Kapilow, who will be joining forces with the Cheng² Duo and the Gryphon Trio for two “What Makes it Great?” ® presentations at the George Weston Recital Hall.

Join us for concerts, both traditional and groundbreaking, and experience the transformative power of live music– enlightening, entertaining, enriching, and deeply engaging.

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VEMU Estonian Museum Canada delivers cultural and educational programming. VEMU is a contemporary memory institution, welcoming all visitors to be inspired by Estonian culture, history and traditions. Its inclusive programming and innovative exhibitions encourage cross-cultural understanding and dialogue. We organize 50 to 70 events per year. These include conferences, seminars, lectures, exhibits (5 to 7 per year), workshops, book launches, film screenings, theatre shows, concerts (including the bi-annual Estonian Music Week festival).

Estonian Music Week is back! The 2025 edition includes world-renowned artists, such as Vox Clamantis, Curly Strings, Estonian Voices and more. The festival takes place May 22 to 25, with festival passes going on sale December 2. Visit www.estonianmusicweek.ca to learn more. Be sure to join the mailing list for additional discounts on tickets.

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The Tallis Choir of Toronto is a chamber ensemble of 36 voices which has earned a reputation for innovative programming and polished performances. Works from Gregorian Chant to contemporary choral music are represented, but the choir is best known as one of the few ensembles in Canada specializing in the music of the Renaissance, particularly 16th-century Italy and England.