Known for his generosity of spirit with other musicians, Thompson Egbo-Egbo’s album “A New Standard” was hailed by Canadian Beats magazine as ‘a brilliant display of creativity, keen diversity and expert arranging.’ SSM Debut Performance! Once you have booked your concert tickets with us, we encourage you to call Revival House at 519.273.3424 to make your dinner reservation. Full menu available. This performance will be, at maximum, 75 minutes without intermission. Series Sponsored by: Supported by: Alexandra and Tim MacDonald

BEING LOST – PART II Tom Allen and Jeff Reilly's Being Lost is inspired by John Cage's 1965 trip to Emma Lake, Saskatchewan, when he went into the woods to hunt for mushrooms and wound up missing for 15 hours. With singer Patricia O'Callaghan, harpist Lori Gemmell and multi-instrumentalist Pete Gemmell, Being Lost tells the story of Cage's misadventure while investigating what it means to be lost - whether in the woods or a Bach Fugue or a pandemic or a shopping mall or a…

Heather Bambrick has been with us at SSM on several occasions over the years, and there’s a reason why! Her generous vibe from the stage is infectious, her singing powerful, and her story-telling – well, she’s a Newfoundlander! Joining her on the piano is Aaron Davis, who, when not trotting around the world with Holly Cole or Measha Brueggergosman, now calls Stratford home. Once you have booked your concert tickets with us, we encourage you to call Revival House at…

The Vocal Academy is back, with two separate programs this year! Our nine-day Opera and Oratorio course gives eight singers the opportunity to study complete roles and to perfect their audition packages. Join us as The Avondale fills with the beautiful voices of our Opera and Oratorio singers in a concert of thrilling and memorable music from these genres. Accompanied by Emily Hamper on piano. Sponsored by: Jim MacDougall, in memory of Connie MacDougall The Neil F. Crory Endowment Fund…

Hilario Duran Trio Cuban-Canadian pianist Hilario Duran’s latest project was providing the riveting music for the recent film “The Cuban”, but his decades long career has too many highlights to list. He is a singular force of nature, recognized the world over as one of the best of the best. Joining him is bassist Roberto Occhipinti and drummer Mark Kelso. Once you have booked your concert tickets with us, we encourage you to call Revival House at 519.273.3424 to make…

Infusion Baroque – “Virtuosa” Each member of this all female is a virtuosa. This special program features musical works written for or by women in the 17th and 18th centuries. Infusion Baroque is a cutting edge early music experience! This performance will be, at maximum, 75 minutes without intermission. Series Sponsored by: Supported by: Dr. M.L. Myers

The Vocal Academy is back, with two separate programs this year! Our seven-day Art Song course takes an in-depth look at performing and programming this intimate genre. Enjoy the beautiful voices of our six Art Song singers as you embark on a musical and poetic tour of song, drawn from their own, personally curated programmes. Accompanied by Emily Hamper on piano. Sponsored by: Jim MacDougall, in memory of Connie MacDougall The Neil F. Crory Endowment Fund Barbara Steed Young

Our final weekend begins with superstar singer-songwriter, pianist, Juno winner, and CBC Radio host Laila Biali - this time in the intimate setting of Revival House! Not to be missed! Once you have booked your concert tickets with us, we encourage you to call Revival House at 519.273.3424 to make your dinner reservation. Full menu available. This performance will be, at maximum, 75 minutes without intermission. Series Sponsored by: Sponsored by:

Pianist Stewart Goodyear has accomplished what only a few have ever dared attempt – record the entire catalogue of Beethoven’s works for piano(!). For his SSM debut, he performs an all- Beethoven program for us. Hopefully the first of many happy returns for this stellar artist! This performance will be, at maximum, 75 minutes without intermission. Sponsored By: Presented by: Wayne and Nancy Treitz Supported By: Ernestine and Michael McKenna In memory of: Norma J. Hiscock