2010: The Concert
January 2 at 8:10 PM - Centennial Concert Hall

All of Winnipeg is invited to celebrate the incredible year ahead by attending
2010: The Concert. This event, featuring a diverse and impressive array of talent, will leave Winnipeggers breathless on Saturday, January 2, 2010 at 8:10 PM at the Centennial Concert Hall. This unique concert, presented by the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra, Winnipeg Cultural Capital of Canada 2010, and Manitoba Homecoming 2010, is sure to attract people to hear their favourites, and give everyone something new to love.

Dec 12 • 8:00 pm, Dec 13 • 2:00 pm
Bach & Sons

Johann Sebastian Bach’s towering musical stature produced sons whose music reflected both their heritage and their times. With stories and insights to complement the music, we explore this mightiest of musical families.

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Dec 6 • 2:00 pm

The Snowman, which brought the audience to its feet when we performed it with live music two seasons ago. One winter morning a little boy named James wakes up to find that everything outside has turned snow-white. Overjoyed, James rushes downstairs and into the garden, where he begins to build a snowman. James sleeps fitfully, and at midnight he wakes up and decides to check on his snowman. He opens the back door… he can’t believe his eyes… The snowman has come to life! CBC TV’s Janet Stewart narrates favorite tales of Aesop in Anthony Plog’s engaging settings.

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Dec 11, 12 • 8:00 pm, Dec 13 • 2:00 pm

John McDermott’s performance of Celtic-inspired holiday music has fast become a Canadian tradition. An original member of the Irish Tenors, McDermott has recorded nine Scottish and Irish rooted albums.

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Dec 4, 5 • 8:00 pm

We perform Haydn’s greatest choral work, with an all-star line-up of Canadian soloists, to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the composer’s death.

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