February 26, 2024
Please note that the date for our April concert “Fanciful Flutes” has changed to Sunday, April 21 @ 7:30 PM due to a scheduling conflict. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, but hope to see you at the concert. If you hold a season pass and are unable to attend, you can always have someone else attend in your place. Our season passes are completely transferrable.
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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 celebrates the flute! Penelope Clarke and Doris Dungan, who for many years made up the Thunder Bay Symphony Orchestra’s flute section, reunite to perform “Fanciful Flutes”, an endearing programme of Baroque and Classic-era solos, duos, and trios, with cellist Peter Cosbey.
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Be prepared to be dazzled! Consortium Aurora Borealis has crafted a concert programme designed to delight and amaze! “Viva Vivaldi!”, an all-Baroque concert with an Italian theme, shows off the virtuosic dexterity and breadth of expression which the evening’s soloists will deliver.
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We greet the New Year in style in the company of the immortal composers Mozart and Beethoven, with music written at the very end of the 18th century. Our concert title of “Mozart Meets Beethoven” is very apt. Beethoven visited Vienna in early January 1787 for a few weeks when he was just sixteen and Mozart would just be turning thirty-one.
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