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Silver Linings
Sep
19

Silver Linings

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Can beautiful art come from difficult places? Six works by composers who were doubted, dismissed, or condemned in their own time, from Ives and Biber to Mozart, Copland, Roustom, and Beethoven. Music that outlasted the verdict.

With Murasaki Matsutani, piano, Renata Cardoso, trumpet, and Caitlin Broms-Jacobs, English horn. 

Happy hour at 6:30pm, concert at 7:30pm

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From Dusk To Dawn
Oct
24

From Dusk To Dawn

In partnership with the Canadian Chamber Orchestra, Pax Christi Chorale invites you on a richly atmospheric journey through the night, illuminated by moonlight, stars, and the promise of dawn. Featuring choir, strings, and immersive lighting, this thoughtfully curated program explores the beauty, mystery, and wonder of the hours between sunset and sunrise.

Featuring music by Emery, Raminsh, Ho, Debussy, Elgar, Thompson, Whitacre and Dark & Luminous Night by Ola Gjeilo.

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Where the Light Breaks Album Release Party
Nov
2

Where the Light Breaks Album Release Party

Join the Canadian Chamber Orchestra at Classical 96.3 for a special live-to-air broadcast celebrating the release of our debut album, Where the Light Breaks.

Hear music from the album performed live in studio, alongside candid conversations and interviews with the musicians who made it happen. Then, following the broadcast, join us for an intimate VIP cocktail celebration with the CCO.

One hour on air. One unforgettable night. And a first listen to the album, live.

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Dinuk Wijeratne & The Canadian Chamber Orchestra
Nov
3

Dinuk Wijeratne & The Canadian Chamber Orchestra

Fresh from the release of Where the Light Breaks, the Canadian Chamber Orchestra brings two works from its debut album to the stage, including the world-premiere recording of Dinuk Wijeratne's Gajaga Vannama: Fantasy Variations on a Traditional Sri Lankan Theme.

George Walker's Lyric, Kareem Roustom's vibrant Dabke, and Jessie Montgomery's electrifying Starburst round out the program, leading into the expansive second half: Grieg's monumental String Quartet No. 2, arranged for string orchestra.

Presented by Music Toronto, this is fourteen exceptional musicians at their most virtuosic, expressive, and alive.

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CCO x AGO Friday Night Series
Nov
13

CCO x AGO Friday Night Series

Four musicians. Way more than four instruments.

The Canadian Chamber Orchestra takes over the AGO for a Friday night of music that refuses to stay in one genre.

Violin, viola, cello, bass and, when the music calls for it, guitar, mandolin, percussion and more. Across two sets, four wildly versatile musicians move from classical to jazz, bluegrass, fiddle music, pop, rock and beyond, with arrangements ranging from Danish string quartets to Mark O'Connor.

Come for the strings. Stay for whatever happens next.

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CCO x AGO Friday Night Series - Duo Chromatika
Jan
8

CCO x AGO Friday Night Series - Duo Chromatika

Duo Chromatika brings its wildly colourful musical world to the AGO for two Friday night sets.

Violin, guitar, classical repertoire, jazz, improvisation, inventive arrangements, and plenty of room for the unexpected. Julia Mirzoev and Russell Iceberg bring a rare combination of virtuosity, spontaneity, and sheer musical curiosity to music that refuses to stay neatly on the page.

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Re-Framed
Jan
24

Re-Framed

This January, the Canadian Chamber Orchestra returns to the Art Gallery of Ontario for an afternoon of music inspired by the art around it.

Drawing on the AGO's historic frame collection, the work of Kazuo Nakamura, and Sunday Best, the CCO brings music into the galleries before coming together for a full-orchestra performance in the AGO's spectacular Atrium.

Art, music, and a Sunday afternoon at the AGO. Don’t forget to wear your Sunday Best.

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The Music That Made Us - Living Room Listening Party IV
Mar
26

The Music That Made Us - Living Room Listening Party IV

Every musician has a story about the moment music became more than just something they listened to. Maybe it was a piece that completely blew your mind. A record you played obsessively as a teenager. A concert that changed everything. A song that made you pick up an instrument and think “I want to know how to do that.”

For this Living Room Listening Party, we're handing the playlist over to the musicians of the Canadian Chamber Orchestra.

Happy hour at 6:30pm, concert at 7:30

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Elijah
Apr
17

Elijah

FIRE. DROUGHT. FURY. DOUBT. REDEMPTION.

Mendelssohn's Elijah is not exactly a quiet Sunday afternoon.

Pax Chorale and the Canadian Chamber Orchestra come together for one of the great dramatic works of the choral repertoire. 100 voices and 14 musicians taking on a story of catastrophe, conviction, persecution, miracles and hope.

Thunderous choruses. Extraordinary soloists. Mendelssohn at full power.

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Her Stories: Experiences in the City
May
6

Her Stories: Experiences in the City

What does a city sound like when you experience it through the eyes of the people that live and work there?

For this special Music in the Afternoon concert, members of the Canadian Chamber Orchestra curate a deeply personal program inspired by life in the city.

Featuring music by Jocelyn Morlock, Kevin Lau, and Matt Brubeck, Her Stories explores the places, people, rhythms, pressures, and moments that shape our experience of urban life.

Presented by the Women’s Musical Club of Toronto

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