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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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Join the TCB for a special fifth anniversary celebration at Glenn Gould Studio in the heart of the Entertainment District.
Featuring the music from Guys and Dolls, Christopher Tin’s Grammy Award-winning video game theme song Baba Yetu, two works by Percy Grainger, Standridge’s Wolverine Summer, Balmages’ Breaking Point, the works of J. S. Bach, Samuel Hazo, Vince Gassi and more. Come enjoy an evening of music in late November with the Toronto Concert Band’s 90 members in the heart of Toronto’s entertainment district.
Photo by Rebecca Pinkus © 2019
Featuring music from Star Wars, Nestico’s famous When You Wish Upon a Star, music from Robert W. Smith and Jacob de Haan, Suter’s Dancing at Stonehenge, and more. We will perform two works by TCB members including Wilcox’s One Over Par March, and Morris’ A Winter’s Day. Come enjoy an evening of music this winter with the Toronto Concert Band’s 90 members in Regent Park’s acclaimed Daniels Spectrum.
The Toronto Concert Band returns to the Glenn Gould Studio for its 17th concert. This performance will feature the Mike Field Quintet, a critically-acclaimed jazz ensemble. In this unique performance, several works will be arranged for 90-piece concert band and jazz quintet. Come and enjoy this special musical experience.
The Toronto Concert Band welcomes audiences back to live performances in style! A fabulous program will debut new percussion equipment, and include the music of award-winning Hollywood composer Danny Elfman, classical favourites from Elgar and Puccini, and fiery band originals from Galante, Sheldon, and more. Come enjoy an evening of band music in the heart of Toronto’s entertainment district.
The Toronto Concert Band will paint the famed waterfront Palais Royale with a diverse palette of music. In this eclectic program, the TCB will perform majestic concert band classics, swing-era jazz selections, and nature-inspired pieces from Ontario composer Cait Nishimura. Following the TCB performance, Toronto’s own Riffintime Big Band will round out the evening with a kick-up-your-heels dance set of big band classics.
PLUS! Artist Martha Johnson will interpret Cait Nishimura’s “Lake Superior Suite” live while the band performs the piece.
Come enjoy our three-set evening which runs from 7:30pm to 10:30pm with light hors d’oeuvres and a cash bar.
Featuring music of the incomparable Leonard Bernstein, Oscar Peterson, and The Beatles. The TCB will also perform a swing interpretation of Symphonie Fantastique by Hector Berlioz, Nishimura’s Wilderness, and Sandridge’s Havana Nights.
TCB’s final concert for the 2022-23 season returns to the beautiful Glenn Gould Studio. Join us for an evening of exciting live concert band music performed by Toronto musicians.
Join the Toronto Concert Band as it celebrates its tenth season. The Toronto Concert Band performs live at the Glenn Gould Studio.
Featuring favourites from film including Hanz Zimmer’s Themyscira (Wonder Woman), John Williams’ Raiders of the Lost Ark, and Leonard Bernstein’s Mambo, along with outstanding concert band repertoire from both traditional and modern composers including Rossano Galante, Jacob De Haan, Robert W. Smith and more.
Join the Toronto Concert Band as it celebrates its tenth season. The Toronto Concert Band performs live at the John Bassett Theatre. This performance features Rapunzel by Bert Appermont and Echoes of a Northern Lake by Cait Nishimura. Also hear classical favourites and an iconic medley from the musical Jersey Boys.
On June 15th, the Toronto Concert Band wraps up its 10th Anniversary Season with a gift of magnificent music! The centrepiece of our thrilling anniversary programme is Bizet’s Carmen Suite – flamenco-infused music overflowing with emotion and unforgettable melodies including Habanera and Toreador Song. Then there’s Mars from Holst’s outer-worldly The Planets, with clashing keys and arresting drama. Back on Earth, the band explores jubilant themes from Lord of the Dance, takes a fun romp Through the Decades of pop/rock, and raises the roof with a rousing Seventy Six Trombones. Plus much more!