Eckhardt-Gramatté Hall, Rozsa Centre

Celebrated for his warm stage presence, compelling musical personality, and cutting-edge programming, Canadian pianist Carter Johnson is known for making classical music speak to all kinds of audiences. With playing described as “sincere, communicative, and intelligent”, “drop-dead gorgeous”, and even “the greatest thing since sliced bread” (Gramophone), Johnson returns to...

Celebrated for his warm stage presence, compelling musical personality, and cutting-edge programming, Canadian pianist Carter Johnson is known for making classical music speak to all kinds of audiences. With playing described as “sincere, communicative, and intelligent”, “drop-dead gorgeous”, and even “the greatest thing since sliced bread” (Gramophone), Johnson returns to...

Celebrated for his warm stage presence, compelling musical personality, and cutting-edge programming, Canadian pianist Carter Johnson is known for making classical music speak to all kinds of audiences. With playing described as “sincere, communicative, and intelligent”, “drop-dead gorgeous”, and even “the greatest thing since sliced bread” (Gramophone), Johnson returns to...

Celebrated for his warm stage presence, compelling musical personality, and cutting-edge programming, Canadian pianist Carter Johnson is known for making classical music speak to all kinds of audiences. With playing described as “sincere, communicative, and intelligent”, “drop-dead gorgeous”, and even “the greatest thing since sliced bread” (Gramophone), Johnson returns to Calgary as the recent Silver Medalist in the 2025 Honens International Piano Competition.

2026 marks the 49th Eckhardt-Gramatté National Music Competition (E-Gré), this year in Voice with this concert featuring Aemilia Moser, the recent 2026 winner as part of their cross-country tour. The E-Gré Competition began in 1976 and is the most important annual Canadian and contemporary music competition.

2026 marks the 49th Eckhardt-Gramatté National Music Competition (E-Gré), this year in Voice with this concert featuring Aemilia Moser, the recent 2026 winner as part of their cross-country tour. The E-Gré Competition began in 1976 and is the most important annual Canadian and contemporary music competition.

2026 marks the 49th Eckhardt-Gramatté National Music Competition (E-Gré), this year in Voice with this concert featuring Aemilia Moser, the recent 2026 winner as part of their cross-country tour. The E-Gré Competition began in 1976 and is the most important annual Canadian and contemporary music competition.

2026 marks the 49th Eckhardt-Gramatté National Music Competition (E-Gré), this year in Voice with this concert featuring Aemilia Moser, the recent 2026 winner as part of their cross-country tour. The E-Gré Competition began in 1976 and is the most important annual Canadian and contemporary music competition.

Roman Rabinovich and Orion Weiss are back together for an evening of Rachmaninoff’s Suites for Two Pianos. If you have never heard these pieces live, it is something else: two grand pianos in full conversation, filling the room with a sound one piano alone simply cannot make.

Celebrating the Canadian League of Composers 75th Anniversary in 2026 with a Solo Piano Recital by Dr. John Burge. In celebration of the Canadian League of Composers 75th Anniversary in 2026, composer and pianist, John Burge presents a solo piano recital of music composed by many of the CLC past...

Celebrating the Canadian League of Composers 75th Anniversary in 2026 with a Solo Piano Recital by Dr. John Burge. In celebration of the Canadian League of Composers 75th Anniversary in 2026, composer and pianist, John Burge presents a solo piano recital of music composed by many of the CLC past...

Celebrating the Canadian League of Composers 75th Anniversary in 2026 with a Solo Piano Recital by Dr. John Burge. In celebration of the Canadian League of Composers 75th Anniversary in 2026, composer and pianist, John Burge presents a solo piano recital of music composed by many of the CLC past presidents. Starting with music by founding President, John Weinzweig, the program proceeds chronologically to current president, Tyler Versluis. The concert opens with a musical land acknowledgement, “Wild Rose,” composed by Indigenous-Canadian composer and CLC member, Beverley McKiver, and concludes with a rousing collective singing of O Canada. This all-Canadian concert promises to be an enriching historical, cultural and artistic experience.

Canadian baritone Phillip Addis and pianist Emily Hamper present a dynamic recital of music for voice and piano. Hailed as leading artists across Canada with a global reputation, this is a unique opportunity to hear them in an intimate recital setting.

Canadian baritone Phillip Addis and pianist Emily Hamper present a dynamic recital of music for voice and piano. Hailed as leading artists across Canada with a global reputation, this is a unique opportunity to hear them in an intimate recital setting.

Canadian baritone Phillip Addis and pianist Emily Hamper present a dynamic recital of music for voice and piano. Hailed as leading artists across Canada with a global reputation, this is a unique opportunity to hear them in an intimate recital setting.

Join the UCalgary Brass & Percussion Ensembles for an evening of compelling music that showcases the talent of our dedicated musicians. These highly-skilled groups of students demonstrates their expertise across a wide range of musical styles, from classical pieces to innovative contemporary works.

The Chamber Music Program presents an evening of dynamic music for chamber ensembles comprised of some of the finest repertoire for strings, winds, and piano. Graduate and undergraduate performers collaborate together in small ensembles, with performances featuring musical excellence, friendship, and collective expression of repertoire across the ages.