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A roots-pop artist with a voice that has been
hailed as “raw and powerful,” Alex Mundy has
been writing and performing music for almost a
decade.

Featuring Bartok’s monumental SONATA FOR TWO PIANOS AND PERCUSSION, DAN School pianists, Clare Marion and Jenna Simeonov, perform with DAN School Percussion Professor, Jamie Drake, and Montreal percussionist, Brydone Charlton.

Experience the Canadian premiere of Dan Forrest’s CREATION, a spectacularly sweeping oratorio that explores the wonders of our planet through a dazzling variety of musical expressions for voice and orchestra. Live-stream tickets, as well as Season Tickets for both in-person and live-stream viewing are available by clicking on the “More info” link below.

The NEA Jazz Master and three-time Grammy Award-winner returns to the Isabel with his formidable quartet.

Catch a glimpse into the sound worlds of three extraordinary composers: Goulet, Ligeti, and Tchaikovsky. Featuring the talented Mark Fewer.

The DAN Schools’ Jazz Ensemble and contemporary vocal students present romantic songs from the great American songbook, musical theatre classics, and selections from a few of your favourite movies.

From across oceans and centuries, this moving and awe-inspiring musical journey reminds audiences of our shared humanity, our cultural interconnectedness, and our potential for healing and true reconciliation.

A musical experience that blends traditional Congolese rhythms with Afropop.

One of the most internationally successful Finnish string quartets, Meta4 creates music that exists in a timeless dimension where folk, early, and contemporary blur their boundaries and engage in mutual interaction.

The Isabel Quartet presents Amy Beach’s THEME AND VARIATIONS for flute and quartet with flautist, Sarah Moon, a new quartet by Bruce Russell, and Schubert’s DEATH AND THE MAIDEN.

The Opening Night selection at this year’s KCFF is one of the most compelling cinematic visions to emerge from Quebec in recent years, which is really saying something given the high standards for screen storytelling from la belle province! Indeed, it’s the second time we’ve showcased the work of director Sophie Deraspe on the festival’s opening night – her bracing drama ANTIGONE wowed audiences here in 2020.

In this debut feature by Kingston writer-director Evan Bard, a struggling artist named Margo faces a big challenge if she hopes to preserve her wedding plans. First, she has to end the passionate affair she's been having. But when her lover refuses to let go and crashes her engagement dinner, his arrival sets off a chain of events that reveal the long-buried secrets that all of the guests have been trying to hide.

As a duo, Brown is joined by the “lusty alternative Joni Mitchell” (New York Times) and “National Treasure” (CBC), Kate Fenner. They take to the Isabel stage for the first time alongside American jazz and folk rock bassist, guitarist, and singer-songwriter, Tony Scherr.

Works by William Grant Still, Mozart, and a brand new violin concerto written by John Burge for Katya Poplyansky highlight this amazing concert.

The Vancouver Chamber Choir, led by Artistic Director Kari Turunen, is one of Canada’s premier professional choral ensembles.