
Concerts and Events
St. John’s Elora is pleased to present a year-round series of concerts for our community, featuring singers from the Choir of St. John’s Elora as well as guest artists.
Advance tickets are available now online for Headlining Concerts! See below.
We also offer a series of more informal afternoon events with Pay-What-You-Wish admission at the door. Details below.
Headlining Concerts
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Duruflé Requiem
June 22, 3pm
$30 | $10 children/students/arts workersThe professional Choir of St. John's Elora and Jonathan Oldengarm, organist, perform Maurice Duruflé's 20th century masterwork, Requiem, alongside other choral works. Showcasing the newly expanded and colourful organ at St. John’s. Celebrate the end of the season with us.
Ticket Purchasing FAQ
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Pay What You Wish Concerts and Events
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To the Moon and Back: "Frauen-Liebe und Leben" and other songs of celestial love
SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 3PM
St. John's very own Autumn Debassige with Angus Sinclair, piano, present Schumann’s immortal song cycle alongside other cosmic and valentine-y fare. A delightful afternoon of light and loveable music.
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Jazz Meets Classical
SUNDAY, APRIL 13, 3PM
Xueao Yang, violinist from the KW Symphony, and pianist Felix Hong present a fiery program of music inspired by both jazz and classical idioms. Featuring music by Gershwin, Prokofiev, Schnittke, and more. -
Art Song Recital: Paul Genyk-Berezowsky
SUNDAY, MAY 11, 3PM
St. John’s own Paul Genyk-Berezowsky offers a recital of art songs by Quilter, Schumann, and Duparc. -
American Classics
SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 3PM
KW Symphony Associate Concertmaster Jung Tsai returns to St. John’s with pianist Jui-Sheng Li presenting American composer John Corigliano’s virtuosic Violin Sonata and other American works.