This concert event will feature Conservatory faculty as well as 2SLGTBQIA+ allies, performing music celebrating 2SLGBTQIA+ composers, arrangers, or performers as well as a chat with an invited guest around the concepts of allyship and unconscious bias.
Free admission. We proudly present the Spark to Flame Student Showcase on Saturday, February 24th at 7:30pm in Alix Goolden Performance Hall.
In a concert highlighting music from the Southern Italian schools of Naples and Rome, be dazzled by the works of Frescobaldi, Storace, Salvatore, Pasquini, and Scarlatti
Edoardo Bellotti plays music by Gabrieli, Monteverdi, Cavelli, Albinoni, Platti, Vivaldi, Ricci, and Verdi on the renowned Helmutt Wolff organ at Christ Church Cathedral.
Marco Vitale makes a return visit to Victoria to join his La Modestine friends Natalie Mackie and Marc Destrubé for an intimate program of early Italian music for violin, viola da gamba and harpsichord.
Come join us as the Postsecondary students share their musical works-in progress, ranging from Bach to Zepplin and beyond.
The flourishing of instrumental music in 17th century northern Italy gave composers free reign to explore a conversational (‘concertate’) style of composition, exploring the varied colours and interplay between string and wind instruments.
Selections from Claudio Monteverdi’s eighth book of “madrigals” (‘Madrigali guerrieri, et amorosi’), performed by the festival instrumental ensemble and a select group of emerging young singers, specialized in this beautifully expressive music.
The Classical Voice Department provides this opportunity for students of all ages and abilities to perform one or two Italian Art Songs in a competition setting.
Join us for solo and chamber music performances by students (and sometimes faculty!) from the Winds & Brass Department.
Come join us as the Postsecondary students share their musical works-in progress, ranging from Bach to Zepplin and beyond.
Entry for this concert will be at the Victoria Conservatory of Music – 900 Johnson Street. Admission by donation. Funds raised support the Piano Maintenance Fund. Venue Accessibility The 900 Johnson Street entrance is at ground-level and wheelchair accessible. There is an elevator located on the first floor: as you enter the building go down the ramp to your right and the elevator is on the left at the bottom. Priority seating can be provided at concerts if you have accessibility issues; please contact the Venues Department . Wheelchair accessible restrooms are located on the main floor, beside the lobby in the Reception and Registration area.