Julia Seager Scott, baroque harp and Alison Melville in a program of Baroque music from Scotland, Ireland and Italy. Free admission; tickets will be handed out preceeding the show.

Madrigals, chansons, rounds and instrumental music by Ravenscroft, Vautor, Morley, Crequillon and many more, with the Musicians of the Egg (including several former members of the Toronto Consort): Michele Deboer, soprano; Laura Pudwell, mezzo; Cory Knight, tenor: John Pepper, bass; Alison Melville, recorder/Renaissance flute; Jonathan Stuchbery, lute.

Trinity Bach Project's third season concludes with the earnest encouragement of BWV 107 Was willst du dich betrüben and the jubilation of BWV 117 Sei Lob und Ehr dem höchsten Gut, featuring a lush chamber orchestra and the many remarkable soloists that make up TBP’s choir.

Trinity Bach Project's third season concludes with the earnest encouragement of BWV 107 Was willst du dich betrüben and the jubilation of BWV 117 Sei Lob und Ehr dem höchsten Gut, featuring a lush chamber orchestra and the many remarkable soloists that make up TBP’s choir.

Trinity Bach Project's third season concludes with the earnest encouragement of BWV 107 Was willst du dich betrüben and the jubilation of BWV 117 Sei Lob und Ehr dem höchsten Gut, featuring a lush chamber orchestra and the many remarkable soloists that make up TBP’s choir.

Bach's St John Passion, directed by renowned Bach scholar John Butt. This performance is of Bach's second version of the work, with added arias and reworkings of the opening and closing movements.
https://www.torontobachfestival.org/2025-festival#passion

The Brandenburg Concertos in a dazzling new light, including reworkings of the Fourth and Sixth, a harpsichord concerto revisioned for violin, and the complete, original Sixth.
https://www.torontobachfestival.org/2025-festival#brandenburg