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June 13th, 2027 – Horns of Plenty tickets are available through EventBrite here.
Tickets are not yet available for November 28th 2026 at Glenn Gould Studio, or June 12th, 2027, but we are pleased to offer early-bird pricing for our February 26th 2027 concert at Koerner Hall at the TELUS Centre for Performance and Learning. Save $10 off individual tickets by ordering from the box office before July 31st. Ticket prices range from $35 to $80 for this special event featuring the world renowned brass quintet Canadian Brass.
Alternately, season subscriptions can be purchased now. Get tickets to our November and June performances before they go on sale, as well as a 30% discount off the base ticket price for our Canadian Brass special performance on Friday, February 26th, 2027 – an outstanding discount for an incredible ensemble in a spectacular hall. Purchase your subscription directly from the TCB website here.
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Join the Toronto Concert Band at Glenn Gould Studio on Saturday, June 13th at 7:30 PM for Horns of Plenty! – a rich musical feast that showcases the ensemble’s artistic breadth, with a program ranging from Bach to Piazzolla and plenty of surprises in between.
Highlights include Robert Russell Bennett’s Suite of Old American Dances, Astor Piazzolla’s genre-bending Libertango featuring a TCB soloist on accordion, and the world premiere of Here’s to Ten More – a thrilling new work by Canadian composer David DeDourek, commissioned by the TCB.
Hailed as “the world’s most famous brass group,” Canadian Brass joins the Toronto Concert Band for an evening of brass at its most exhilarating. Since 1970, this legendary quintet has thrilled audiences from Carnegie Hall to stages around the world, earning its place among Canada’s great cultural ambassadors with a signature blend of virtuosity, warmth, and irrepressible fun that ranges from Baroque masterworks to Dixieland, ragtime, and Broadway.
Over the course of the evening, the more than 80 musicians of the Toronto Concert Band, from dedicated amateurs to working music professionals, who have made music together every week since 2014, take the stage alongside the quintet, each ensemble shining on its own before the two come together for music written for full band and brass quintet alike.
A rare chance to hear a world-renowned quintet and a beloved community band on one stage.
Special early bird pricing is available until July 31st.