Tag: live music

The Coast’s community orchestra – a membership including your family/friends/neighbors/colleagues – is presenting for your enjoyment the Dvorak 8th symphony in its entirety for the first time. They have also prepared some of the most iconic themes in movie history. Come to the Raven’s Cry Theatre on Sunday May 31st. Doors open at 2 pm for the 2:30 concert. Tickets are available at both the Sechelt and Gibsons Pet Valu outlets (Trail Bay Centre and Sunnycrest Mall). Adults $30, Children and Students to Grade 12 receive free tickets. Advance tickets may be arranged by e-transfers to terifest@telus.net until May 30th.

Friday May 22 @ 7pm at St. Hilda’s Anglican Church in Sechelt; Saturday May 23 @ 7 pm at St. Bartholomew’s Anglican Church in Gibsons.

Bringing together A Cappella Strait and Choralations Children’s Choir in a program tracing the long tradition of people using music to reflect the conflicts of their times.
From the Renaissance era until today, choral music has been used to both protect and challenge the status quo, to push for social change, and to provide hope and inspiration for the future.
In this program the common thread is the struggle: as inspiration for the music, or as a protest of a perceived injustice.
With styles ranging from motets and madrigals, spirituals and protest songs, to choral compositions, this program should have something for everyone.

Tickets: (with cash) at Sechelt Visitors Centre in Sechelt and One Flower One Leaf Gallery in Gibsons or reserve seats and pay by e-transfer by emailing ACStrait21@gmail.com
(Tickets will also be available at the door). Tickets $20.
Children under 12 free. Please email ACStrait21@gmail.com with any questions.

Annual spring concert of the Suncoast Concert Band conducted by Tak Maeda. Hear music titles by composers from the 1800’s to recent years. Advance tickets (cash only) are available in person from Pet Valu outlets (Sunnycrest Mall Gibsons and Trail Bay Centre Sechelt). Tickets can be reserved by e-transfer to terifest@telus.net. $25 Adults, $5 Children & Students to Grade 12.

Afternoon concert presented by qathet Concert Band. Directed by Steven Cramaro including small ensemble performances.

Saturday, May 23rd, 1:00 pm, Max Cameron Theatre, Powell River.
admission by donation

Doors 6:45pm. Celebrating youth in music,  Chorolations Children’s Choir, under the direction of Janice Brunson opens the night followed by a duo featuring Jane Allan and Randy Shepherd performing classic country.

Johanna Goldenberg, a high school writer will read from her first published novella, The Sharp Edge of Seashells. Closing the night our much-loved “Definitely Diva,” featuring Lynn Dickson, Wendy Hibbert, and Patrice Pollack accompanied by Boyd Norman, bass, Reg Dickson, guitar/harmonica and Anneka Bonser. Performing together for over 20 years, the Divas continue to delight audiences with beautiful harmonies, great songs, and have way too much fun with their audiences.

An unforgettable night of rhythm, harmony, and soul. Namibia’s renowned Collective Singers Choir is brings their high-energy tour.

These 36 powerful vocalists are known for performances that move the spirit (and the feet!). This isn’t just a concert—it’s a collaboration. Collective will be joined by our very own Brooks Secondary Chamber Choir.