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Our Concerts 2011-12

Christmas with Adrianne
Wednesday December 21, 2011, 7:30 p.m.
Koerner Hall in the Telus Centre for Performance and Learning

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Celebrate the holidays with an evening of seasonal cheer 
featuring Adrianne Pieczonka, one of the world’s most stunning and 
radiant international operatic sopranos, 
in Toronto’s premier concert venue, Koerner Hall. 
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Sidgwick Scholars of the Orpheus Choir
Edward Moroney, piano/organ
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Beethoven, Bevan and the Bard
Sunday March 4, 2012, 3:00 p.m.
Metropolitan United Church
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Orpheus presents the premiere of No Mortal Business,
by renowned Canadian composer Allan Bevan.
Based on Shakespeare’s last major work, The Tempest,
Bevan blends majestic trumpet fanfares, military drums,
Gregorian chant, narration, organ, choir and orchestra
into a lyrical large-scale creation rich in illusion and meaning.
Together with Beethoven’s powerful and dramatic Mass in C Major,
this uplifting concert will both surprise and enchant! 

Geraint Wyn Davies, narrator
Sidgwick Scholars of the Orpheus Choir
Orpheus Choir of Toronto, Chorus Niagara
Edward Moroney, organ
Talisker Players
Light and Jazzy ... Mass Exploration
Saturday May 5, 2012, 7:30 p.m.
Christ Church Deer Park

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Orpheus breaks out of the box with Toronto premieres of innovative
and vibrant masses by famed Hungarian composer György Orbán
and Lithuania’s Vytautas Miškinis. A jazz ensemble joins Orpheus
for an evening of insight and innovation – music that spirits the space!




 

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“The Orpheus Choir presentation of silent film and choral music was most exciting…the visuals did not divert my attention from the splendid array of French choral music.  The sound of the choir was excellent in that acoustic.   Their obvious involvement in the whole experiment resulted in a spirited performance.  Well done!"

- Walter Pitman, O.C.O. Ont, and Author 
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