Program features Derek Holman’s Sir Christëmas Suite, the world premiere of Gerda Blok-Wilson’s As if New-Created, and more
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Performance of monumental choral work also features the Vancouver Chamber Choir
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The singer’s metaphor-rich work is rooted in the traditions of ghazals and Sufi poetry
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Director Tod Browning’s 1927 film starring Lon Chaney is characterized by sadomasochistic obsession, deception, murder, and disfigurement
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Interdisciplinary artists Parmela Attariwala and Erin Gee take very different approaches to exploring the afterlife through their work
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Season subscriptions for the long-standing organization’s six-concert series are now available for purchase
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Moving tribute features music from the duo’s forthcoming album L’Amour à la Folie
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Offerings range from the world premiere of Hildegard Westerkamp’s cinematic tone poem Klavierklang to the multidisciplinary project Resonant Transmutations
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With the help of a mediator, the musicians and the VSO Society have come to a tentative agreement
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The veteran performer is an actor, a singer-songwriter, and a multi-instrumentalist—but first and foremost, he’s a storyteller
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Sorrow meets solace with a program that spans classical, folk, and pop, including Ken Cormier’s arrangement of Army Dreamers
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The British producer was joined by Vancouver visual artist Saghi Ehteshamzadeh for a show that went beyond the expected Massive Attack hits
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The Montreal-bred saxophonist, praised for his versatility, is now a prolific performer in New York
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The Fab Four’s most-celebrated album was a formative influence on the veteran American singer-songwriter who’s headed to the BlueShore at CapU
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Program revolving around Vaughan Williams’s Mass in G minor explores the multifaceted concept of paradise
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The improvisation-heavy jazz quartet melds Afrocentric rhythms with electronically warped electric guitars
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Celebratory event also includes a lantern-making workshop and complimentary mooncakes
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Centenary screening features live music by seven-piece orchestra and 80-person choir, with Michael Dirk on Wurlitzer organ
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The Edmonton-based artist thrives on collaboration and keeps a stack of poetry books within arm’s reach
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Several concerts over the weekend will not go ahead
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