Current Season

2022-2023 season


Tickets on sale!

Online ticket sales close 4 hours before each concert.
Tickets WILL be available at the door, cash only.

Box office opens 1 hour before each performance.

Trillium Lutheran Church

Saturday May 13th, 7:30pm
Sunday May 14th, 3pm

featuring a DaCapo alumni choir
and the premiere of A Great Tide of Love by director Leonard Enns

Repertoire:

  • A Great Tide of Love ~ Leonard Enns (premiere, commissioned in memory of Ron Brown)
  • The Hymn of the Cherubim ~ Leonard Enns
  • Tabula Rasa ~ Don Macdonald (available on our NewWorks CD)
  • And the Swallow ~ Caroline Shaw
  • In Sweet Music ~ David Archer (available on our NewWorks CD)
  • selections from Frostiana ~ Randall Thompson
  • Night on a Starry Hill ~ Matthew Emery (available on our NewWorks CD)
  • This Still Room ~ Jonathan Adams
  •  Izhe kheruvimyi ~ Mikhail Glinka

Program

Tickets for all of our concerts are general admission. All tickets are pay-what-you-can and can be purchased online (with no service fees) or at the door (cash only).

As a point of reference, previous years’ ticket prices were as follows:  $25 for adults, $20 for seniors (65+), $15 for post-secondary students, and $5  for youth & children (18 & under)

Previous concerts this season:

Earthrise

Saturday November 19th, 7:30pm
Sunday November 20th, 3pm

Trillium Lutheran Church

featuring the premier of Earthrise by Nicholas Ryan Kelly

with special guests, oboist Sarah Cardwell and string quartet: Adam Diderrich, violin; Nora Pellerin, violin; Rebecca Diderrich, viola; Miriam Stewart-Kroeker, cello

This past November, we concluded our “O Earth, Return” environmentally themed concert series with the premiere of an exciting new work (commissioned by DaCapo and funded by Canada Council), Earthrise, by Nicholas Ryan Kelly (whom you may also hear on DaCapo’s latest NewWorks recording).

Concert program – including notes & texts

Winding Toward Peace

Saturday March 4th, 7:30pm
Sunday March 5th, 3pm

with special guests, classical guitarist Mariette Stephenson

Concert program – including notes & texts