Tickets are now on sale for the Toronto Concert Band’s 2024-25 season.
The Toronto Concert Band typically performs three concerts per year. Typical performances feature a variety of musical genres, from classical to modern to swing to broadway and pop and last approximately two hours, usually with an intermission.
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Our season opens in November at the Glenn Gould Studio with Star-Crossed featuring poignant themes from Sergei Prokofiev’s emotion-filled ballet classic “Romeo and Juliet”, Aaron Copland’s famed anthem of gratitude “The Promise of Living”, Robert Sheldon’s “Cherished” memorial to loving friends in music and life, plus Thomas Doss’s ghoulishly creepy “A Little Suite of Horrors”, Robert Buckley’s jazzy “Jitterbug!”, and more!
Join the Toronto Band at the iconic Palais Royale Ballroom, a TCB fan favourite, to roll out The Red Carpet to present some of the most compelling music from the silver screen starring ET, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Princess Mononoke, a raft of Hollywood blockbusters, and WICKED!
The TCB returns to the Glenn Gould Studio with Horns of Plenty! trumpeting the Toronto Concert Band’s artistic breadth and versatility – Robert Russell Bennett’s “Suite of Old American Dances” with a distinctive ragtime flair, Philip Sparke’s emotive “Camelot Chronicles” exploring Arthur’s cast of magical characters, John Williams’s inspiring “Olympic Fanfare and Theme”, and Hershy Kay’s spirited “Cakewalk”.