Welcome to the home page of Caledon Chamber Concerts (CCC).
CCC is a non-profit corporation dedicated to offering the people of Caledon and surrounding communities a series of concerts that present classical music in an intimate setting. The series of five concerts usually comprises one or two performances by the Georgetown Bach Chorale and three or four instrumental chamber performances by a solo artist, a duo, a trio or a quartet.
News Release – May 25, 2010
Caledon Chamber Concerts announces 2010-2011 season.
We are pleased to present our eighth season of chamber music concerts. In October, the duo of Elizabeth Dolin, cello, and Bernadene Blaha, piano, open the season. In November, the Georgetown Bach Chorale returns to present Charpentier’s Missa Assumption est Marie and Vivaldi’s Gloria. In the new year, two groups make their debut with Caledon Chamber Concerts. Trio Voce is a piano trio from Edmonton and the Vinca String Quartet comes to us from Baltimore, Maryland. Closing out the season in April will be one our audiences’ favourite artists, the Cecilia String Quartet.
Please see Schedule for details.
News Release – April 25, 2009
Caledon Chamber Concerts announces 2009-2010 season.
We are pleased to present our seventh season of chamber concerts. The intimate setting of St. James’ Church is ideal for the performance of chamber music, allowing close interaction between audience and performers.
The Cecilia Quartet, and piano duo James Anagnoson and Leslie Kinton, are returning this season after having thrilled our audience with their respective performances in previous years. The Georgetown Bach Chorale, regular performers in the series, will present Handel’s Messiah for Christmas and an a cappella concert in the new year. Pianist Catherine Wilson makes her Caledon Chamber Concerts debut with her recital in March.
Please see Schedule for details.
News Release – February 5, 2009
$15,900 OTF Grant Strikes the Right Note with Caledon Chamber Concerts
Caledon – The New Year is getting off to a busy and exciting start for the members of Caledon Chamber Concerts now that they have a two-year, $15,900 grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation. On February 7th at 8:00 p.m., Gail Grant, a representative from the Ontario Trillium Foundation, and Kathryn Creelman, a representative from the office of MPP Sylvia Jones, will formally announce the grant and present a plaque to the organization at the Duo Resonance concert at St. James’ Anglican Church, Caledon East. Representing the Town of Caledon will be Mayor Marolyn Morrison.
Left to right: Gordon Morton, Gail Grant, Kathryn Creelman, Mayor Morrison
