July 21, 2021
Consortium Aurora Borealis is excited to announce its 43rd season in a new hybrid format. Like many performing arts groups, we’ve adapted our plans and have adopted new technologies. Our Artistic Director has crafted a wonderful season that takes advantage of our new and exciting format. We will live-stream all of our autumn concerts (September through December) with tentative plans to resume live, in-person performances in January, 2022. We have also extended the season into the spring to allow for us to more easily adapt to changing public health measures.
The live-streamed concerts will be a new format for us, but will give us a wonderful opportunity to engage with you during the … [Read More]
Music helps to strengthen relationships and connect individuals. We produce professional concerts of music that otherwise would seldom be heard in our area, becoming Northwestern Ontario’s Baroque and Early Music specialists. Our repertoire now covers many eras of classical music – Baroque and Beyond!
Our mission is to educate as well as to entertain, to improve the quality of life in our community, to present concerts accessible to all, and to enlarge the city’s audience for classical music.
Learn more about the music, composers, and artists featured in our concerts by reading our Artistic Director’s Blog
It is my great pleasure to reveal to you our exciting plans for our upcoming 43rd Consortium Aurora Borealis season 2021-2022, appropriately entitled “The Magic Returns!” We have missed you, but you have never been far from our thoughts!
Continue reading “A Word from the Artistic Director – Summer 2021”
I have invited our special guest, flamenco guitarist, composer, and recording artist Matt Sellick, to write the blog post accompanying our latest Front Row video.
Continue reading “Flamenco Reflections on Love and Life”
Jeremy Bell always dazzles and mesmerizes! One cannot fail to fall under his spell!
We continue to weave a spell of musical magic for you, this time infused with a new level of spirit and energy, as virtuoso violinist Jeremy Bell returns for a 13th time, to take centre stage in the Baroque concert ‘Magic and Fire’.
Continue reading “Magic and Fire! The Italian Violin”
