Past Events
July 2015
Boxwood Festival
Boxwood's 20th Anniversary in Lunenburg! This year's a big one.
Find out more »w/ James Taylor, Newport Folk Festival
James Taylor performs a surprise show during the 2015 Newport Folk Festival at Fort Adams State Park on July 25, 2015 in Newport, Rhode Island.
Find out more »August 2015
Suzie LeBlanc’s Music from the 45th Parallel North
Nova Scotia tour with Suzie LeBlanc, David Greenberg, and Kiya Tabassian Please check the Musique Royale website for details
Find out more »September 2015
Suzie LeBlanc music from the 45th Parallel North
"Music from the 45th parallel north" with Suzie LeBlanc (soprano), Kiya Tabassian (setar and voice), David Greenberg (violin), Nick Halley (percussion), Michel Angers (baroque guitar and theorbo)
Find out more »November 2015
St. Cecilia’s Day concert with the King’s Chorus
The King’s Chorus presents MUSIC FOR SAINT CECILIA directed by Nick Halley. The program features David Greenberg & Ensemble Regale with Paul Halley on organ. The most famous member of the most famous musical dynasty of all time – the Bach family – is undoubtedly that intimidating figure known as the Godfather of modern western music; old Johann Sebastian Bach himself. But the Bach who may have met with the most success in HIS lifetime was J.S. Bach’s son, Carl…
Find out more »December 2015
A King’s Christmas, Antigonish
Described by the Chronicle Herald as “annual magic”, A King’s Christmas is back for its eighth year. This feast of seasonal song and story is performed in a tour of Nova Scotian communities each year and has become an annual tradition for many. Guest narrators in past years have included writer and broadcaster Eleanor Wachtel, writer Alexander MacLeod, theatre director Ken Schwartz, and actor and writer Shelley Thompson. The music features carols from the mediaeval to the modern, and both…
Find out more »A King’s Christmas, Lunenburg
Described by the Chronicle Herald as “annual magic”, A King’s Christmas is back for its eighth year. This feast of seasonal song and story is performed in a tour of Nova Scotian communities each year and has become an annual tradition for many. Guest narrators in past years have included writer and broadcaster Eleanor Wachtel, writer Alexander MacLeod, theatre director Ken Schwartz, and actor and writer Shelley Thompson. The music features carols from the mediaeval to the modern, and both…
Find out more »A King’s Christmas, Halifax
Described by the Chronicle Herald as “annual magic”, A King’s Christmas is back for its eighth year. This feast of seasonal song and story is performed in a tour of Nova Scotian communities each year and has become an annual tradition for many. Guest narrators in past years have included writer and broadcaster Eleanor Wachtel, writer Alexander MacLeod, theatre director Ken Schwartz, and actor and writer Shelley Thompson. The music features carols from the mediaeval to the modern, and both…
Find out more »To Bethlehem with Kings, Windsor, NS
Capella Regalis annual Christmas concert
Find out more »March 2016
Holy Week in the King’s College Chapel
The usual round of beautiful music every day in Holy Week: Holy Monday March 21, 5:00pm (Chapel Choir) Holy Tuesday March 22, 5;oopm (Capella Regalis) Holy Wednesday March 23, 5:00pm (Chapel Choir Women) Holy Wednesday March 23, 9:00pm (Tenebrae at the Cathedral Church of All Saints) Maundy Thursday March 24, 5:00pm (Chapel Choir) Good Friday, March 25, 10:00am (Chapel Choir) Holy Saturday, March 26, 11:00pm (Chapel Choir)
Find out more »Tenebrae at the Cathedral
An ancient, candle-lit service, featuring the stunning Lamentations of Jeremiah, by Thomas Tallis (1505-1585).
Find out more »Easter with Halley, Praetorius, drums, saxophones, bass, percussion, choir, and pipe organ
A big Easter at the Cathedral this year.
Find out more »April 2016
The Monteverdi Vespers of 1610
with period instruments, the boy sopranos of Capella Regalis Men & Boys Choir, and soloists Hélène Brunet, soprano Janelle Lucyk, soprano Sarah Myatt, mezzo-soprano Charles Daniels, tenor Philippe Gagné, tenor Martin Auclair, bass Friday, April 15 at 7:30 p.m. – St Ninian’s Cathedral, Antigonish Saturday, April 16 at 4:00 p.m. – St John’s Anglican Church, Lunenburg Sunday, April 17 at 4:00 p.m. – Cathedral Church of All Saints, Halifax The King’s College Chapel Choir is suspending its cycle of Bach…
Find out more »Best of Opera
The Nova Scotia Youth Orchestra with the King's Chorus, Capella Regalis, and soloists.
Find out more »June 2016
Joyful Noise 25th Anniversary – A Paul Halley Celebration
Nick will play drums in this concert celebrating Joyful Noise directed by Gabriel Löfvall, and featuring its founder, Paul Halley.
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