Concerts Café Classico Series Opener LCMS Celli Reunion With LCMS Faculty members Joel Stobbe, Nico Stephenson, Surim Cha and Yu Yu Liu Back by popular demand, LCMS cello faculty reunite for a rich celebration of the […]

Concerts Café Classico Series Enjoy an afternoon of keyboard masterpieces with acclaimed pianist Bruce Vogt, who will feature works from the elegance and brilliance of the French Baroque to the lyricism and depth of the Romantic […]

Concerts Café Classico Series Get ready for an electrifying mix of blues, jazz and Latin Funk as drummer Mike Michalkow leads the LCMS Faculty Band, joined by Ray Pullen on guitar and Tim Stacey on bass. […]

Concerts Café Classico Series Join acclaimed violinist Frank Ho and celebrated pianist Corey Hamm for an engaging program featuring the world premiere of a new sonata by Calgary composer Peter Jancewicz, alongside works by Ravel, Somei […]

Concerts Café Classico Series Simon Farintosh explores the meeting of Spanish music and Impressionism with his own masterful arrangements. The rising young star’s programme features Scriabin Preludes, Debussy and Ravel, Albéniz’s Suite Española, and Castelnuovo-Tedesco’s witty […]

Concerts Café Classico Series Finale Violinist Jeanette Bernal-Singh and pianist Chiharu Iinuma will perform a captivating programme blending classical brilliance, romantic intensity, and Spanish colour with Beethoven’s Sonata No. 3 in E-flat Major, Prokofiev’s Sonata No. […]

Concerts Café Classico Series Opener Cellos Galore What’s Better Than One Cello? Two, Three… or Even Nine! Join LCMS faculty cellists Joel Stobbe, Nico Stephenson, Albert Seo, and Ben Goheen for an unforgettable afternoon of music […]

Concerts Café Classico Series Canadian Visions “… Keyboard virtuoso and avant-garde muse” – Georgia Straight “The outrageously talented Vancouver pianist Rachel Kiyo Iwaasa … deftly spans an array of

Concerts Café Classico Series España! Join us for passionate music from the Iberian Peninsula. The concert will feature works of Kreisler, Granados, De Falla, Albeniz