Experience the timeless power of Handel’s Messiah this holiday season as the Regina Philharmonic joins forces with acclaimed soloists for a moving celebration of the sacred season. From the iconic “Hallelujah” chorus to the radiant arias, this beloved holiday tradition promises to uplift and inspire.

Messiah

Knox-Metropolitan United Church

Born in Saskatoon, flutist Graeme Scott has performed across Québec and Saskatchewan. A recent graduate of McGill University, he obtained a Master of Music degree with full scholarship in 2025, studying with Albert Brouwer, associate principal flutist of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra. He currently pursues private study with Jocelyne Roy in Montreal. Graeme began studying the flute in Regina at the age of fifteen with Tara Semple and later took lessons with Marie-Noelle Berthelet.

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Regina Musical Club - RMC Recital Competition Winner: Graeme Scott, flute

Darke Hall

A dynamic exploration of today’s vibrant voices in chamber music. Each work offers a unique perspective, highlighting the creativity, storytelling, and energy of contemporary composers.

New Year, New Music

Government House

The Calidore String Quartet, recognized as one of the world’s foremost interpreters of a vast chamber music repertory, presents a concert of works by two giants of chamber music literature - Beethoven and Schubert. Beethoven's favourite of the late quartets, opus 131 in C-sharp minor, has a grandeur which no words can express. After hearing this work Schubert said, “After this, what is there left to write?” Sibling cellists come together as Arnold Choi joins the quartet for Schubert’s sumptuous and profound Cello Quintet, his final chamber music composition.

Cecilian Chamber Series - Calidore Quartet with Arnold Choi

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The Artelize Podcast and Kasper Holten - Pedefining Opera for the modern world

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The Artelize Podcast - A legacy of innovation in Opera: Celebrating Marc A. Scorca

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The Artelize Podcast: A love letter that was never sent

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Led by Saskatchewan’s Candace Lacena and renowned keyboardist Mike Litte, The Hello Darlins forge a distinct hybrid of country, gospel, and blues which they refer to as “North” Americana. Since forming in 2016, The Hello Darlins have become one of Canada’s most successful bands. Their live concerts are joyful and memorable events that every music fan needs to experience.

The Hello Darlins

Quartet for the End of Time (Quatuor pour la fin du temps), is a quartet in eight movements for clarinet, violin, cello, and piano by the French composer Olivier Messiaen. The piece premiered on 15 January 1941, at the Stalag VIIIA prisoner-of-war camp, in Görlitz, Germany, where the composer had been confined since his capture in May 1940. The work’s instrumentation was determined by the instruments and performers at hand.

Regina Musical Club - Messiaen: Quartet for the End of Time

Blending the charm of French music with the elegance of classical storytelling. The evening begins with Ravel’s Mother Goose Suite, a whimsical collection of fairy tale-inspired movements that delights listeners of all ages.

Fables & Fantasy

Singer, songwriter Belle Plaine and her partner country singer Blake Berglund join us at Darke Hall for a special Valentine’s Day concert. Blake Berglund is a multi-instrumentalist, producer and songwriter. Belle Plaine weaves her own brand of roots music that combines vintage blues and swing with classic country. Together they create an unforgettable evening of music.

Belle Plaine and Blake Berglund

At the heart of the program is Saint-Saëns’ majestic “Organ Symphony,” featuring guest artist Jean-Willy Kunz. Let the full might of the orchestra and organ surround you in this thrilling sonic experience. The passion continues with Tchaikovsky’s Romeo and Juliet, brought to life in a special collaboration with the South Saskatchewan Youth Orchestra. The evening opens with Estacio’s Borealis — a glowing tribute by a Canadian composer to the wonder of the northern lights.

Auroras Of The Heart

Conexus Arts Centre

Cross vivid, folk-inspired melodies with two well-travelled jesters and you’ll find Jâca (ZHĀ-ka), a guitar and clarinet duo with exuberant energy, charm and wit. Clarinetist Wesley Ferreira and guitarist Jaxon Williams define their style as world music fused with personality and are unafraid to experiment with that which captures their fancy – fresh takes on classics as well as composition from emerging artists. They invite you to wander with them through a program ranging from the flirtatious tangos of Piazzolla to a striking Romanian-influenced new work by Canadian composer Candace Bouchard.

Regina Musical Club - Jâca

A stirring send-off to our beloved Maestro. The final Classical concert with our Conductor Gordon Gerrard—a momentous occasion marking the close of an extraordinary chapter in our orchestra’s story.

Echoes Of A Decade

Something magical happens when Michael Kaeshammer sits at the piano. Michael isn’t so much a piano player as a piano whisperer. The musician and songwriter coaxes dazzling, kaleidoscopic sounds from the instrument in a way that few can rival. Across a brilliant, globe-trotting career highlighted by nine tours of China, three appearances at the Olympics, and countless shows opposite international stars, Michael has electrified audiences with his incredible repertoire.

Michael Kaeshammer

Featuring the international award-winning Trio Bohémo, this concert will be a rare occasion to hear both composers and performers from the Czech lands. Dvořak’s famous “Dumky” Piano Trio is at the heart of their program, where melancholy and joy are felt in quick succession. In “Moravian Folk Songs”, the performers’ own voices will join the colours of their instruments with traditional melodies from the artists’ homeland by Czech composer Jan Vičar. Framing the program: a Haydn trio overflowing with elegance and wit, and the fiery virtuosity of Mendelssohn’s first piano trio.

Cecilian Chamber Series - Trio Bohémo

BLAK is a powerful musical journey celebrating notable Black Canadian women in music. Krystle Dos Santos shares historically important stories about the underground railroad, the civil rights movement, and key events in Black history while weaving in iconic songs from the eras in which these women lived and performed. BLAK features songs and stories from classical and contemporary artists including spirituals, jazz, blues, soul, R&B, pop and country.

BLAK: Iconic Canadian Women in Music

A World Transformed is a unique performance that weaves together music, dance, and spoken word to tell the stories of Matthew and Judy Shepard. Produced by Echo Chamber and choreographed by acclaimed Canadian dance makers William Yong and Laurence Lemieux, A World Transformed is a deeply moving performance that explores profound grief while inspiring hope in the transformative power of every individual to drive social change.

A World Transformed

St. John Passion by Bach offers a powerful and intimate portrayal of the Passion story, woven together with breathtaking choral and orchestral music. Join the Regina Symphony Orchestra, and Ignite Chamber Choir in the sacred space of Holy Rosary Cathedral for an evening of profound spiritual reflection.

St. John Passion

Holy Rosary Cathedral

Teagan Littlechief is a dynamic country rock artist with a voice that captivates and a spirit that inspires. Known for her powerhouse vocals and commanding stage presence, Teagan is one of Canada’s leading Indigenous musicians. She is the 2025 SaskMusic Contemporary Indigenous Artist of the Year, the 2024 SCMA Female Artist of the Year, and is a three-time SCMA Indigenous Artist of the Year recipient.

Teagan Littlechief

Ensemble Made In Canada is rapidly gaining recognition as Canada’s premier piano quartet. The members of the group have been forging outstanding individual careers and bring together a wealth of experience having already appeared at prestigious festivals such as Marlboro, Ravinia, Orford, Verbier, Prussia Cove, Pablo Casals and Evian. EMIC has performed for Winnipeg Virtuosi, Montreal Pro Musica, SUNY New Paltz, Stratford Music Festival, Ottawa Chamberfest, Parry Sound Festival of the Sound, Jeffery Chamber Music Series, Lindsay Concert Productions, Almonte in Concert, Women’s Musical Club of Toronto, Kawartha Concerts, including multiple work cycles for the Kitchener-Waterloo Chamber Music Society. EMIC has provided master classes, chamber music coachings, and lectures at universities across Canada and in the United States and have also participated in outreach programs for public schools in Ontario. The group is grateful for support from FACTOR, the Canada Council for the Arts and the Ontario Arts Council. EMIC has been Ensemble-in-Residence at Western University since 2014.

Regina Musical Club - Ensemble Made In Canada

Often called the "battle that made Canada," Vimy Ridge resulted in over 10,000 Canadian casualties. Through storytelling and live music, The Fugitives examine misconceptions and varying perspectives around the battle, while drawing parallels to other formative events in our nation’s past. The songs from Ridge were nominated for the 2022 JUNO for Best Traditional Roots Album. A vivid, kinetic ride through history, as well as an intimate, personal examination of our connection to the past, Ridge is a visceral work that passionately argues against the exploitation of young lives.

Ridge

Three eminent musicians, clarinetist James Campbell, cellist Cameron Crozman, and pianist Meagan Milatz—all originally from the Prairies—join forces for a program rich in lyricism, virtuosity, and storytelling. Beethoven’s early clarinet trio brims with wit and bold originality, showcasing a young composer eager to push boundaries. A new suite for cello and piano written for Meagan and Cameron by James’s son, Graham Campbell, adds an exciting new voice, infused with jazz rhythms and sweeping landscapes. Brahms’s late clarinet trio offers a window into the introspective character of the composer. Written for his close friend and favourite clarinetist Richard Mühlfeld, a deep personal expression emerges from the supreme blending of the three instruments.

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