Caledon Chamber Concerts

Caledon Chamber Concerts FULLY ACCESSIBLE. Experience our concerts in our Sanctuary with amazing acoustics! Gaze upon the tall stained glass panels from the 19th century. Come to St.

James Anglican Church, Caledon East. Enjoy free refreshments at intermission. All Concerts are held in the Great Hall

Tonight, we have the award winning band Schmaltz & Pepper! Come out for a joyful night of music making! schmaltzandpeppe...
04/18/2026

Tonight, we have the award winning band Schmaltz & Pepper! Come out for a joyful night of music making! schmaltzandpepper.com

April 18, 2026 Caledon Chamber Concerts presentsSchmaltz & PepperSaturday, April 18, 2026 at 7:30 p.m.Great SanctuaryS...
02/09/2026

April 18, 2026 Caledon Chamber Concerts presents
Schmaltz & Pepper
Saturday, April 18, 2026 at 7:30 p.m.
Great Sanctuary
St. James Anglican Church (Fully Accessible)
6025 Old Church Road, Caledon East, Caledon L7C 1H8

Fun – joyful – funny – jazzy – Swing - This groundbreaking ensemble is redefining the traditional boundaries of Yiddish music, blending classical mastery with innovative compositions and soulful arrangements.

The Clarinetist this evening is the PRINCIPLE CLARINETIST OF THE TORONTO SYMPHONY!!

Also featuring Drew Jurecka – 2026 GRAMMY AWARD WINNER!!

What happens when five of Canada’s most decorated chamber musicians decide to have a little fun? You get Schmaltz & Pepper — a wildly entertaining quintet that spins Eastern European Jewish folk traditions into something entirely, irresistibly their own.

The band brings together Eric Abramovitz, principal clarinetist of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra; Grammy-nominated multi-instrumentalist and arranger Drew Jurecka; virtuosic violinist, vocalist, and composer Rebekah Wolkstein; JUNO-nominated bassist Michael Herring; and JUNO award-winning pianist Jeremy Ledbetter.

Their repertoire is almost entirely original — drawing on Yiddish swing, jazz, Roma music, and classical sensibilities — with songs that range from a reimagining of the Judgment of Solomon (which somehow ends as an Irish reel) to an apologia for dating too many musicians. Critics have called them “inventive, adventurous, experimental” and “an unbelievable feat of creativity,” and their shows have sold out from Toronto to Winnipeg to Newfoundland.

Come prepared to tap your feet, raise an eyebrow, and leave humming something you’ve never quite heard before.

If you have questions, please go to:
www.CaledonChamberConcerts.com

March 21, 2026 Caledon Chamber Concerts presents....TWO GRAMMY AWARD WINNERS - ONE CONCERT!Justin Gray - Grammy Award wi...
02/09/2026

March 21, 2026 Caledon Chamber Concerts presents....
TWO GRAMMY AWARD WINNERS - ONE CONCERT!
Justin Gray - Grammy Award winner for BEST IMMERSIVE AUDIO ALBUM.
Drew Jurecka - Grammy Award winner for PRODUCER IMMERSIVE AUDIO ALBUM.

Listen to Justin and Drew: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXJ19ABuH9I

Saturday, March 21, 2026 at 7:30 pm
St. James Anglican Church
Sanctuary (Fully Accessible)
6025 Old Church Road, Caledon East, Caledon L7C 1H8


Fantastic News right in our Town! TWO GRAMMY WINNERS!

This February 2026, Justin Gray became the first Canadian to win a Grammy in the best immersive audio album category for “Immersed”. This award is shared by Producer Drew Jurecka. Justin Gray & Synthesis is known for blending Indian classical, jazz, R&B and electronic music, anchored by Justin’s unique bass veena (a custom multi-stringed instrument).

Toronto musician Drew Jurecka is known for his work with such artists as Jill Barber, Jeff Healey, Payadora and Venuti String Quartet and Schmaltz & Pepper (Don’t miss Schmaltz & Pepper appearing at Caledon Chamber Concerts on April 18).

Both Gray and Jurecka are on the faculty of Humber Polytechnic in Toronto.
Justin Gray has previously created immersive recordings for artists including Olivia Rodrigo, Arkells and the Tragically Hip and the Grammy win is sure to increase demand for his skills.
Justin Gray is a Juno award-winning bassist, composer, engineer, producer and educator based in Toronto. As a double bassist, electric bassist, and bass player, Justin performs in a variety of traditional and contemporary music ensembles from around the world.

Tickets: Adults $40; FREE 16 years old and under.
Need help…..Call Janice Reed 905-838-0888
www.CaledonChamberConcerts.com

Caledon Chamber Concerts presents Payadora Tango Ensemble Saturday, January 31, 2026 at 7:30 p...
01/05/2026

Caledon Chamber Concerts presents Payadora Tango Ensemble
Saturday, January 31, 2026 at 7:30 p.m.
Great Hall St. James Anglican Church
6025 Old Church Road, Caledon East, Caledon L7C 1H8

Payadora Tango Ensemble
“A World Class Contemporary Chamber Ensemble” – Ottawa Citizen
The beloved ensemble is tango and beyond. It is worldly, classical, jazzy, tango…a delicious swirl of music.

Payadora is an award-winning chamber music ensemble that performs original compositions as well as original arrangements of a core repertoire, drawing from Argentinian/Uruguayan Tango and Folk music. Made up of a group of players who are each musical powerhouses in their own right, this “superstar group” has combined their deep knowledge of tango with their classical, jazz and world music backgrounds to create something entirely new. Payadora is officially endorsed by the Argentinian Consulate in Toronto for its adherence to the spirit of tango. Their performances convey joy, convey joy, virtuosity, humour and their intense passion for the music that they play.

for more information www.caledonchamberconcerts.com
or call 905-838-0888

CALEDON CHAMBER CONCERTSPresentsRebekah & Jurecka Duo - The Many Faces of the ViolinSaturday, Sept 27/25The Great HallSt...
05/08/2025

CALEDON CHAMBER CONCERTS
Presents

Rebekah & Jurecka Duo - The Many Faces of the Violin
Saturday, Sept 27/25

The Great Hall
St. James Anglican Church
Caledon East
www.CaledonChanmberConcerts.com

Fun! Fun! Fun!

From Jazz to classical to the fjords of Norway to tango and original music by Rebekah and Drew. Rebekah Wolkstein and Drew Jurecka perform together in several ensembles: Payadora, Schmaltz & Pepper, Venuti String Quartet and the Rebekah & Jurecka Duo.

Honeysuckle Rose by Thomas "Fats" Waller
Violin duos #1,2,5,10 by Gliere
La Cumparsita by Gerardao Matos Rodeíguez
La Perdida by Rebekah Wolkstein
Romanza Andaluza by Sarasate
The Drunk Hummingbird by Drew Jurecka
Careless by Lew Quadling, Eddy Howard, and Dick Jurgens
A Good Son by Rebekah Wolkstein
Duo concertante #1 by De Beriot
Stardust by Hoagy Carmichael
Sweet Georgia Brown by Ben Bernie and Maceo Pinkard
Traditional Norwegian music for Hardanger fiddle

Sept 27/25 - 7:30 pm - The Great HallRebekah & Jurecka Duo - The Many Faces of the Violin Fun fun fun! From Jazz to cla...
05/08/2025

Sept 27/25 - 7:30 pm - The Great Hall
Rebekah & Jurecka Duo - The Many Faces of the Violin

Fun fun fun! From Jazz to classical to the fjords of Norway to tango and original music by Rebekah and Drew

Honeysuckle Rose by Thomas "Fats" Waller
Violin duos #1,2,5,10 by Gliere
La Cumparsita by Gerardao Matos Rodeíguez
La Perdida by Rebekah Wolkstein
Romanza Andaluza by Sarasate
The Drunk Hummingbird by Drew Jurecka
Careless by Lew Quadling, Eddy Howard, and Dick Jurgens
A Good Son by Rebekah Wolkstein
Duo concertante #1 by De Beriot
Stardust by Hoagy Carmichael
Sweet Georgia Brown by Ben Bernie and Maceo Pinkard
Traditional Norwegian music for Hardanger fiddle

CALEDON CHAMBER CONCERTS is pleased to presentIDA PELLICCIOLIplaying a magnificent, 7 foot - brand new - Steinway Grand ...
04/15/2025

CALEDON CHAMBER CONCERTS is pleased to present
IDA PELLICCIOLI
playing a magnificent, 7 foot - brand new - Steinway Grand Piano
This concert takes place on Saturday, April 26, 2025 at 7:30 p.m.
Ms. Pelliccioli will perform works by Scarlatti, Mozart, M. Blasco de Nebra and Schubert.

All concerts take place at:
St. James Anglican Church – Great Hall
6025 Old Church Road, Caledon East, L7C 1H8
Tickets: Adults $40; 18 years old and younger are FREE

www.CaledonChamberConcerts.com

For more information call your Legacy Pines neighbour Janice Reed - 905-838-0888

The program is titled "From South to Vienna" and will take listeners on a journey from Spanish keyboard music to the Viennese Classic Style through the work of a forgotten composer – Manuel Blasco de Nebra. The inspiration behind this programme is the forgotten music of Spanish composer from Sevilla, Manuel Blasco de Nebra (1750-1784). The heir to Scarlatti in many respects, he was moreover a composer well aware of what was happening elsewhere in Europe in the 1770s. When he died his sisters sold an impressive collection of 1833 pieces for harpsichord, organ and pianoforte – 172 pieces being his own works, the rest were pieces by German, Italian and French composers. His expressive world is far more searching than Scarlatti, a quality that sometimes reminds us of the music of Mozart and Haydn and pre-announces Schubert and even Chopin.

Ms. Pelliciolli will perform works by Scarlatti, Mozart, M. Blasco de Nebra, and Schubert.

Quartet MalamatinaSaturday, April 5, 2025 – 7:30 pmGreat Hall – St. James Anglican Church – 6025 Old Church Road, Caledo...
03/05/2025

Quartet Malamatina
Saturday, April 5, 2025 – 7:30 pm
Great Hall – St. James Anglican Church – 6025 Old Church Road, Caledon East

Known for their “immensely colourful, lyrical and expressive playing” (Laura Snowden), Quartet Malamatina first formed for a performance at the 2021 UN Climate Conference.

Current season highlights include concerts throughout Canada and the UK, performing for BBC Radio Scotland, The Worshipful Company of Musicians, Beacon Arts Centre, Carlisle Cathedral, Ottawa Guitar Society, Guitar Society of Toronto, and KW-Chamber Music Society. They have also undertaken artist residencies at the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity, Yellow Barn (VT), and the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland which have included mentorship from members of the Kronos Quartet, Gryphon Trio, Anders Astrand, Tom Allen, Dinuk Wijeratne, and David Watkin.

Amidst these performances, Malamatina gave world-premiere performances of newly-commissioned works by Marco Galvani and Erin Thomson, thanks to generous support from Creative Scotland and the PRS Foundation. The Quartet also worked with conductor-composer Martyn Brabbins (English National Opera) in a performance of his piece, Sometimes You Can Hear the Birds Sing – the work’s first outing since 1984.

Building upon the culturally diverse and long-standing traditions of guitar ensemble music, the Quartet reaches new audiences through a range of commissioning, arranging, multidisciplinary collaboration, and community engagement activities.

Equally comfortable on the concert stage as in the local community centre, Quartet Malamatina takes a socially-conscious approach to programming and presentation, sharing the expressive potential of concert music and forging new audiences in the process.

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Caledon East, ON
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