August 9, 2022
Consortium Aurora Borealis is excited to announce that our 44th Concert Season Passes are now available. We have an exciting season planned including performances by Jeremy Bell, Angela Park, VC2 cello duo, Thunder Bay’s own Martin Blanchet Jazz Quintet, among many others. We’re thrilled to be able to present a full in-person season again.
We’re happy to once again open our concerts up to everyone. We strongly recommend that you wear masks while attending our concerts. We will, of course, be following any necessary Public Health measures and will notify everyone if our requirements have changed. … [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
Consortium Aurora Borealis is truly thrilled to announce the second live concert of our 44th season, as we return to our beloved pre-Covid performing venue, the beautiful, historic St. Paul’s United Church, with its excellent acoustics. For this occasion, we are happy to introduce two passionate cello virtuosos from Toronto who will amaze you with their artistry and versatility.
Continue reading “Beethoven Rebooted: VC2 Cello Duo”
A very warm welcome to our 44th Season, and to “Romantic Gestures”, a concert celebrating Scandinavia, with special guest artists. Ever-popular, charismatic violinist Jeremy Bell returns to Consortium for the 15th time! He is joined by pianist Shoshana Telner, with whom he has had a rewarding working relationship for the past seven years. They will entrance you with their virtuosity and musicality.
Continue reading “Romantic Gestures: Celebrating Scandinavia!”
We have reached the final concert of our 43rd season, and are so happy to have been able to resume in-person concerts recently. We end on a lighter vein, in keeping with the advent of Spring, and offer you a selection of bright, cheerful chamber music from the Classic era, sure to delight!
Continue reading “Quintessential Quintets”