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Timeline

#1 Saturday, July 9, 7pm – Inaugural Concert – Rhapsody On The Bay
It’s the National Academy Orchestra’s majestic return to Collingwood. Enjoy the brilliant, symphonic power of its full 55-member ensemble with our very own Artistic Director Daniel Vnukowski at the piano performing Gershwin’s timeless masterpiece.

#2 Sunday, July 10, 3pm – SING! in the Summer
SING! in the Summer Presents The Ault Sisters, FreePlay, and Hampton Avenue in a concert of stunning a cappella harmonies. These jazz-infused choral groups have all the rhythm & grooves you need for a perfect Sunday afternoon. Tantalize your senses with sing-a-long favourites, while dancing-along in the aisles!

#3 Monday, July 11, 7pm – iskwē and Tom Wilson
Starring Juno Award-winning artist, songwriter, and performer, iskwē and Canadian music legend Tom Wilson
With Mother Love, iskwē | ᐃᐢᑫᐧᐤ (Cree Métis) and Tom Wilson | Tehoh’ahake have created an album that’s as powerful as it is personal, a set of songs on which their disparate vocal styles fuse seamlessly and, in doing so, result in a sound uniquely their own.

#4 Tuesday, July 12, 7pm – Canada’s Celebrated String Quartet
A champion of contemporary music that has premiered over 100 new works from composers in Canada and abroad, the Penderecki String Quartet has three dozen recordings to their name, including a JUNO award for best composition. This concert also features a surprise work commissioned by our festival.

#5 Wednesday, July 13, 7pm – KUNÉ Global Orchestra
Explore and celebrate Canada’s cultural diversity and pluralism with 11 world-class musicians from abroad, each performing on a unique instrument from their homeland, and one Métis, all of whom call Canada home. Kuné means “together” in Esperanto.

#6 Thursday, July 14, 7pm – A Fantasy of Spirituals, Partsongs and Folk Songs
The Nathaniel Dett Chorale, North America’s only Afrocentric professional chamber choir, enchants you with a program of popular spirituals, including a special tribute to the first AfroCanadian composer, Dr. Nathaniel Dett.

#7 Friday, July 15, 7pm – Finale: The Trout
An intimate chamber music evening starring the Rolston String Quartet joined by special guests Joel Quarrington, acclaimed double-bassist and Marta Potulska, a brilliant violist from Vienna. Franz Schubert’s playful song about a fisherman’s latest catch comes to life in this dazzling set of variations.