Concert Season 2025- 2026

NEW to Edmonton? YOU are invited to join.

Concert 1 Harmony & Hope

Harmony & Hope… unite and uplift
David Garber, conductor
Remi Do, piano

Sunday, November 30, 2025 | 3:00–4:00 PM
First Presbyterian Church, 10025 105 Street NW, Edmonton
Tickets: Advance $20; Door $25; Ages 17 & under FREE

Join Edmonton Metropolitan Chorus for an afternoon of powerful and poignant music that celebrates the unifying force of the human voice. Harmony & Hope… unite and uplift explores themes of unity, diversity, and the transformative power of song to bring people together.
This dynamic one-hour concert is performed without intermission and features Canadian composers and arrangers alongside international voices of resilience and compassion.

Concert 2 Misa Criolla

Misa Criolla… voices from the Andes
Conducted by Graham Fast with Nueva Convivencia, Renee Perez, Leader

Sunday, March 8, 2026 | 3:00–4:00 PM
First Presbyterian Church, 10025 105 Street NW, Edmonton
Tickets: Advance $20; Door $25; Ages 17 & under FREE

Edmonton Metropolitan Chorus
invites you to a vibrant choral concert that blends sacred expression with folk tradition – a celebration of Latin American landscapes, languages, voices.

Misa Criolla… voices from the Andes features Ariel Ramírez’s ground-breaking masterpiece alongside traditional and contemporary selections rooted in Argentina, Venezuela, Peru, and Bolivia. The program highlights Indigenous rhythms and instruments, and evocative melodies that bring to life the diversity and beauty of South American musical culture.

Concert 3 Bach to LIFE!

Bach to LIFE!… Eternal inspiration
Conducted by David Garber with Nueva Convivencia, Renee Perez, Leader

Sunday, May 31, 2026 | 3:00–4:00 PM
First Presbyterian Church, 10025 105 Street NW, Edmonton
Tickets: Advance $20; Door $25; Ages 17 & under FREE

Edmonton Metropolitan Chorus closes its season with “Bach to LIFE… eternal inspiration, a luminous and spiritually stirring concert that showcases Johann Sebastian Bach’s genius through music of joy, drama, and reflection.

The program features highlights from Bach’s greatest sacred works, performed on period instruments in historically informed style.
From the triumphant motet, Lobet den Herrn, to the introspective St. John Passion, this one-hour program offers brilliant contrast and expressive depth — a tribute to the eternal power of Bach’s music to uplift and inspire.