Intrada Brass
Oakville's Premiere Brass Ensemble
Join the Intrada Brass and the St Jude’s Anglican Church choir for an afternoon of brass & choral music. Featuring a massed choir and carol sing-a-long.
All ticket proceeds benefit the Fare Share Food Bank. (suggested donation $25)
Non-perishable food items welcome!
Experience the Intrada Brass of Oakville, conducted by Daniel Warren, in “From the City to the Country: Urban to Pastoral.”
This mesmerizing concert takes you from vibrant city rhythms to serene countryside melodies in a captivating fusion of energy and tranquility.
Featuring Berstein’s West Side Story & Ballentine’s ‘mid All the Traffic.
Tickets: Coming soon
Experience the evocative sounds of the Intrada Brass of Oakville, conducted by Daniel Warren, in “War and Peace: Music inspired by Harmony and Discord.”
Discover a poignant exploration of contrasting themes, from the turbulence of war to the serenity of peace, through a captivating selection of compositions including the Barber Adagio and Blitz by Derek Bourgeois.
Intrada Brass of Oakville performs Saturday, May 13, 10:00 AM as part of the Brass Band Showcase day of the inaugural Great Canadian Brass Band Festival at the MacMillan Theatre, Faculty of Music, U of T
The Festival (GCBBF) brings together brass band enthusiasts from across Ontario for a brass band-focused weekend held in the vibrant cultural corridor of the city of Toronto, at the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Music.
Visit gcbbf.ca for the full Showcase day schedule
A beautiful program inspired by our love and fascination with water.
Tickets: $20 / $15 / Children under 10 yrs FREE
Available at the door
or purchase in advance
Over 2500 years ago, philosophers explored the forces of nature – we still are.
Join the musicians of Intrada Brass of Oakville as they explore these classical elements through their depiction in music.
Tickets: $20 / $15 / Children under 10 yrs FREE
Available at the door
or purchase in advance
Intrada Brass travels virtually through favourites of the brass repertoire. Works by de Abreu, Mahler, Handel & more.
Daniel Warren, conductor
Sunday, April 11, 3:00 PM
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