SINFONIA TORONTO ~ NURHAN ARMAN Music Director
2024-2025 Season ~ 26th Season
Exciting music, glorious guest artists and beloved classics
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Masterpiece Series 5 remaining concerts read more
Downtown Concerts 3 concerts read more
North York Concerts 2 remaining concerts read more
Single concert tickets: Adult $52; Senior (60+) $40; Student $20
Next concerts
Friday, December 6, 8 pm Jane Mallett Theatre, 27 Front Street East
Gems by Bach, Mozart, a Schumann masterpiece in the hands of a major European soloist and a Toronto composer’s poignant new oboe concerto
SINFONIA TORONTO / NURHAN ARMAN Conductor
MARIANNA SHIRINYAN Pianist
CAITLIN BROMS-JACOBS Oboist
MOZART Serenade in C Major Ganz kleine Nachtmusik K 648 Canadian premiere
KEVIN LAU Prayer in a Green Cathedral Oboe Concerto Ontario premiere
BACH Piano Concerto in F Minor
SCHUMANN Piano Quintet in E-flat major, Op. 44 orchestra version
Friday, January 24, 2025, 8 pm, Trinity St-Paul's Centre, 427 Bloor Street West
PIAZZOLLA & PALEJ ~ Tears and Tango
Two exciting soloists: a violin virtuoso in a melodious showpiece, and the Canadian debut of one of the world’s top accordionists in the premiere of Toronto composer Norbert Palej’s ‘Tears of Things’ plus irresitible Piazzolla tangos
SINFONIA TORONTO / NURHAN ARMAN Conductor
MACIEJ FRACKIEWICZ Accordionist
DAVID BAIK Violinist
MOZART Divertimento K. 138
WIENIAWSKI Fantasia on Themes from Gounod's Faust, op. 20
PALEJ Lacrymae Rerum - tears of things world premiere
PIAZZOLLA Five Tango Sensations
Guest Artist Sponsors: Meredith MacFarquhar and Edward Thompson
Saturday, March 1, 2025, 8 pm, George Weston Recital Hall, 5040 Yonge Street
DEATH AND THE MAIDEN ~ Playing for Peace
A concerto odyssey through dreams and prayers with one of Europe’s finest violinists, plus one of Schubert’s most famous, emotional and beautiful works
SINFONIA TORONTO / NURHAN ARMAN Conductor
HAIK KAZAZYAN Violinist
BERLINER Jacob’s Dream Violin Concerto Canadian premiere
SCHUBERT Death and The Maiden
"Sinfonia Toronto fills a unique place in the city’s cultural landscape. As a chamber orchestra, they offer a more intimate experience. For music lovers, it means hearing more nuanced details in the traditional orchestra repertoire that you just won’t hear in a full orchestra." LUDWIG VAN TORONTO
Sinfonia Toronto respectfully acknowledges that we work in the Treaty Lands and Territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation and the traditional territory of the Huron-Wendat and Haudenosaunee peoples
