Join us for the beginning of Andrei Feher’s journey as Music Director of the KWS as we celebrate with a program of romantic Russian masterpieces.
Fri Sep 28 / 8:00 pm
Centre In The Square
Sat Sep 29 / 8:00 pm
Centre In The Square
Not a subscriber? If you’re new to the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony or have only attended occasionally in the past, this is your opportunity to “Test Drive the Symphony” and see what the upcoming season is all about!
Wed Oct 03 / 7:30 pm
Centre In The Square
Winter is coming and bear needs to get ready to hibernate! Discover out how bear gets ready for a long winter with the help of woodland creatures. Stories presented by Odawa First Nations storyteller Barbara Croall with music by KWS musicians!
Sat Oct 06 / 10:30 am
Woolwich Memorial Centre
Sat Oct 20 / 10:30 am
Waterloo Region Museum
Sat Nov 03 / 10:30 am
Conrad Centre for the Performing Arts
Canadian soul diva Shakura S’Aida joins the KWS for the greatest hits of this century’s Queens of Song.
Fri Oct 12 / 8:00 pm
Centre In The Square
Sat Oct 13 / 8:00 pm
Centre In The Square
Composers have always written music about the places where they live, and there is music all around where you live too! Hear music from Brahms, Beethoven and Elgar, all inspired by what was around them, plus hear music from more recent composers who were inspired by the very same thing!
Sat Oct 13 / 2:30 pm
Centre In The Square
This program, featuring wonderful local countertenor Daniel Cabena, includes works for voice and orchestra by Handel, Mozart, and Rossini, whose texts all reflect upon the dark side of love. Betrayal, longing, heartbreak, and revenge — as only the masters can portray.
Wed Oct 24 / 8:00 pm
First United Church
Fri Oct 26 / 8:00 pm
Harcourt Memorial United Church
Sat Oct 27 / 8:00 pm
Central Presbyterian Church
The KWS welcomes back Canadian piano star Charles Richard-Hamelin for Brahms’s poetic Piano Concerto No. 1.
Fri Nov 02 / 8:00 pm
Centre In The Square
Sat Nov 03 / 8:00 pm
Centre In The Square
The title of this concert pays homage to some of the unsung heroes of the Orchestra: the second chair players. These fine players will be featured as the “main course” in this concert, performing solo pieces by Vivaldi, Mozart, Bartók and more.
Wed Nov 14 / 8:00 pm
First United Church
Fri Nov 16 / 8:00 pm
Harcourt Memorial United Church
Sat Nov 17 / 8:00 pm
Central Presbyterian Church
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