Ben Heppner to Star in Collingwood Music Festival Fundraising Concert
The event runs from Saturday July 9th to Friday July 15th, 2022.
Saturday, July 9, 7pm - Inaugural Concert - Rhapsody On The Bay
The 55-member ensemble National Academy Orchestra's majestic return to Collingwood with the festival's very own Artistic Director Daniel Vnukowski at the piano performing Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue
Saturday, July 9 FREE! Youth Day at Duntroon Highlands Golf Club
Sunday, July 10, 3pm - Swingin' with Countermeasure
This popular classical crossover choral group has shared stages with other a cappella giants including Naturally 7, The Swingle Singers, and, top 40 stars Corey Hart and Blue Rodeo
Monday, July 11, 7pm - Tomson Highway: Songs In The Key of Cree: The legendary playwright, author, composer/songwriter and performer and his cabaret Featuring powerhouse Peruvian-Canadian vocalist Patricia Cano; Marcus Ali, saxophone
Tuesday, July 12, 7pm - Canada's Celebrated String Quartet: A champion of contemporary music, the JUNO award-winning Penderecki String Quartet .The festival is also commissioning a work by Dr. Daniel Mehdizadeh, composer-in-residence of the Scarborough Philharmonic.
Wednesday, July 13, 7pm - KUNÉ Global Orchestra: 12 world-class musicians from abroad, each performing on a unique instrument from their homeland, and one Métis, all of whom call Canada home. Kuné means "together" in Esperanto.
Thursday, July 14, 7pm - A Fantasy of Spirituals, Partsongs and Folk Songs: The Nathaniel Dett Chorale, North America's only Afrocentric professional chamber choir. Includes a special tribute to the first AfroCanadian composer, Dr. Nathaniel Dett.
Friday, July 15, 7pm - Festival Finale - Schubert's "Trout" Quintet: An intimate chamber music evening starring the Rolston String Quartet joined by special guest Marta Potulska, a brilliant violist from Vienna.
Order festival passes or single concert tickets at: https://collingwoodfestival.com/buy-tickets/
or phone the Box Office at (705) 416-13176-1317
The venue for all concerts (with the exception of Youth Day) is First Presbyterian Church at 200 Maple Street, in the heart of downtown Collingwood. It is wheelchair-friendly, offering easy access for patrons with special mobility needs.