Concerts

Capella Regalis Men & Boys Choir is one of Canada’s very few men and boys choirs in the European cathedral tradition.

Musique Royale presents this choir of boys ages 8 – 12, young men, and men from Halifax in a tour of Cape Breton and the Eastern Shore running June 23 – 28.
The choir will perform in the beautiful historic Clam Harbour Church on the Heritage Village grounds on Tuesday June 28, @ 7pm.

 The tour program features both sacred and secular repertoire from across the centuries, directed by percussionist and choral director Nick Halley, and accompanied by five-time Grammy Award-winner Paul Halley on keyboards.

Click Here to purchase advance tickets or phone 1-877-287-0697
Tickets will also be available at the door.

Visit www.capellaregalis.com for more information about the choir.

Date:  Tuesday June 28th, 2016

Time: 7 pm

Fee: $20 regular / $10 student

Email: info@heritagevillage.ca

Our section in the Variety Show coming up next weekend, on Saturday 14th May starting at 7:00 p.m., will include “Rise Again” with soloist Rowan Wilson-Henkelman. Our (bass) and solo singer/songwriter Jim Reid will be appearing amongst the other performances. It will be a great evening in support of the Musquodoboit Harbour Refugee Fund.

As a reminder, tickets for the Show are $15 at the door, or $12.50 in advance – call Jim Henman at 902-483-6115.

Coastal Voices Men’s Choir presents “Songs of Sea and Shore, Sensibility and Satire” at First United Church, 7964 Highway 7 in Musquodoboit Harbour, on Sunday June 5^th at 7:00 p.m.

Please join us for an evening of music presented by Coastal Voices Men’s Choir with guest soloist Rowan Wilson-Henkelman. The program will feature music of many styles from sea shanties to contemporary. It includes folk music, Mozart, a whaling tune, jazz, Gilbert & Sullivan, a haunting rendition of a Robert Frost poem, and more, and capped with some rousing and inspiring songs. The Choir will present ” Rise Again” with Rowan as soloist.

The satirical segment of the concert is filled by the glorious piece “I am so proud” from Gilbert & Sullivan’s “The Mikado”, arranged for the Choir by John Plant. The Mikado operetta pokes fun at 19th century British politics and institutions. It opened in 1885. Gilbert’s lines such as “My brain it teems with endless schemes both good and new …” and “Now every man to aid his clan must plot and plan as best he can”, might irk overly sensitive politicians as well today as they did 130 years ago!

Tickets $12 at the door, or in advance from Harbour Breezes Daylilies, 10099 Highway #7, or by contacting Tony Hillman at 902 237 9439.

Please mark your calendars. We look forward to seeing you there.