March 18, 2023
Join us for our 45th Concert Season filled with musical gems sure to delight you! Season Passes are the most affordable and easiest way to enjoy our concert season. For only $150 ($90 for students with ID), you will have access to our full, 7-concert season with the bonus of one free concert.
Each season pass is completely transferable and can be given to a friend or family so you don’t have to worry about it going to waste if you have to miss a concert.
This season Doris Dungan and Elizabeth Ganiatsos open on September 16th, recreating their flute and harpsichord Baroque offerings from our earliest years. Toronto’s illustrious Gryphon Trio, one of the finest chamber music ensembles in the world, returns on September 30th to wow us with music by Beethoven and Brahms! … [Read More]
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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
Consortium Aurora Borealis is very pleased to conclude the 44th season with its annual all-Baroque concert on an Italian theme. We celebrate the golden age of Italian string music through a programme of beauteous sonatas for one and two violins from the High Baroque, an era very dear to my heart!
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Be transported to the drawing rooms of Europe, as Consortium Aurora Borealis presents “The Captivating Flute’, a concert in which Doris Dungan, our featured artist, will shine in a programme of elegant late-Classic chamber music for flute and strings. She is joined by violinist Katie Stevens, violists Patrick Horn and Christopher Stork, and cellist Marc Palmquist.
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Consortium Aurora Borealis heralds the New Year with ‘Café Paris’, an engaging concert by the popular Martin Blanchet Jazz Quintet, whose mellow moods will warm your spirits on a cold winter night! Their presentations delve into many different musical genres, from jazz to classical, with touches of world music.
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