WSO and Virtuosi Concerts Present International piano superstar Claire Huangci this weekend
This weekend Winnipeg audiences have the opportunity to experience something really special. On Saturday, May 11th at 7:30pm our Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra will be joined by the fantastic American pianist Claire Huangci in a program featuring the piano concertos of Gershwin and Ravel. Then on Sunday afternoon at 2:30pm at the WAG-Qaumajuq, Huangci will be performing a solo recital as part of Virtuosi’s 2023-24 concert season.
107 LIVE! with Virtuosi Young Artist Angela Ng
The acclaimed American pianist Claire Huangci closes out the Virtuosi Concerts season with an intimate recital titled “Romantic Fantasy.”
Before Huangci takes the bench, local lauded pianist Angela Ng will warm the keys as the Virtuosi Young Artist opening the program.
"I’m excited to play,” says Ng, who will perform the first movement to the Sonata in C, Hob. XVI/50 by Joseph Haydn.
Silenced Voices: Marking Holocaust Memorial Day in the 1 p.m. on Intermezzo
Starting at sundown on Sunday, May 5, 2024 and going until sundown Monday, May 6 nations around the world will be marking Yom HaShoah, or Holocaust Memorial Day, in honour of the more than six million Jews who lost their lives at the hands of the Nazis.
Serata: Manitoba music teachers perform to help raise money
Coming up this Sunday May 5th at 7:00pm at St. Andrews River Heights United Church The Manitoba Registered Music Techers Association is hosting their annual Serata concert.
Advertised as An Evening of Musical Delights the concert will feature some of the MRMTA’s very talented teachers in performances ranging from solo to ensemble works.
'What to Read' in the Month of May!
On the first Friday of the month, listeners can find Chris Hall of McNally Robinson Booksellers in the Classic 107 studio to share his latest picks in the "What to Read" feature.
As always, the diverse and eclectic suggestions encompass a variety of genres and styles. Chris also spoke about some of the goings-on at McNally, including book launches, community classroom events and a "hairbrained scheme" that has been years in the making.
Climate change awareness strikes – and sings – a chord with the Phil
The Winnipeg Philharmonic Choir is raising its voice to draw attention to our planet and the concern, love and, ultimately, hope they have for it.
Adventure Awaits! MTYP Unveils a remarkable 2024-25 season
On Tuesday, April 30th The Manitoba Theatre for Young People (MTYP) announced their 2024-25 season. Advertised as Adventure Awaits, this next year promises to a fun and engaging season full of exploration, imagination, and education. All six shows that MTYP is presenting are sure to be fun for both children and adults.
Winnipeg choral community presents workshop with renowned Filipino choir
The Manitoba Choral Association has partnered with Musica Singers to host a workshop with a celebrated choir during a stop in town.
Founded in 1963 and based out of the University of the Philippines, Diliman, the award-winning Philippine Madrigal Singers – or “Madz” as they are often called – are the first two-time winners of the European Grand Prix for Choral Singing and have been recognized by UNESCO as Artists of Peace.
“(Madz) has toured extensively throughout the world,” says Oscar Pantaleon, music director of Musica Singers.
Jewish Personalities in Winnipeg's Classical Music Scene
A musical retrospective highlights the Jewish individuals and personalities that helped shape the vibrant classical music scene in Winnipeg and beyond.