Erin Craig

(vocals with Richard Eaton Singers)

A Remembrance Day concert in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the 1918 Armistice that ended WWI. Featuring the western Canadian premiere of a newly commissioned work by Allan Bevan – Last Light Above the World and Haydn’s Paukenmesse, Mass in Time of War. This deeply emotional concert will centre around a narrative of correspondence between Canadian first world war soldiers and their loved ones at home.

(vocals with Pro Coro Canada)

Experiencing choral music like you never have before: this has become an expectation of our choral ensemble! Sven Helbig is a composer of the new generation for whom there are no longer any barriers between classical music, experimental art and pop. Sublime a cappella singing spreads out above digitally created sounds by the East German DJ himself. Helbig’s piece is accompanied by visual projections, evoking distant, old-world moods. The choir will perform this feature work in various formations on stage at the Orange Hub, providing a unique sonorous experience.

(conductor, Accord Ensemble)
Here we are, in a topsy-turvy world, where even the brightest day can seem dark. But, in darkness there is hope. Join Accord Ensemble as we explore Voices of Hope – a beautiful and diverse selection of music from across the ages that is guaranteed to lift the soul! 

(conductor, The BALM Society)

Over the years, the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra has provided music fans of Edmonton many opportunities to get to know and love Handel’s Messiah. Now, in the city that sings, comes the chance to experience Messiah as a member of the chorus.
The BALM Society is pleased to present its first annual Sing-Along Messiah, scheduled for Saturday December 8th, 2:00 PM, at Robertson-Wesley United Church. Participants will be delighted to sing the choruses along with a chamber orchestra consisting of strings, organ, and trumpet; and to listen to the solo arias performed by professionals and emerging artists from the Edmonton area.