OAKVILLE CHORAL SOCIETY
David Bowser, conductor
Bradley Christensen, baritone

The Oakville Choral Society presents Handel's Messiah - one of the great traditions of Christmas. First performed in 1742, Messiah has inspired and delighted audiences ever since. The 60 voice choir will be joined by guest soloists and a chamber orchestra. A selection of sing-along carols will complete the evening.

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GEORGETOWN CHORAL SOCIETY
Christopher Dawes, conductor
Bradley Christensen, baritone

Composed in 1741, Handel's Messiah is one of the most popular pieces in the Choral literature. Handel originally wrote Messiah for modest vocal and instrumental forces, with optional settings for many of the individual numbers, but in the years after his death, the work was adapted for performance on a much larger scale. The version presented on December 2 is titled "The Georgetown Messiah," and will consist of Parts I, II, and III of Handel's Messiah interspersed with letters from Handel himself, George Kennedy (founder of Georgetown), Saint George the Martyr and George II, King of Great Britain.

You won't want to miss this unique version of a most beloved work.
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THE INTERNATIONAL RESOURCE CENTRE FOR PERFORMING ARTISTS (IRCPA)
Featuring 10 singers in a program of opera arias, with pianist Rachel Andrist on piano. Bradley Christensen is one of the 10 selected participants.

The performance will feature 10 gifted opera singers who have participated in an intensive full-day Encounter with Canadian baritone Brett Polegato on October 20, 2017.

Polegato will have provided valuable advice, encouraging the singers to advance their skills, offering career guidance, and preparing them for this November 6 concert. Rachel Andrist is the collaborative pianist for both the Encounter and the concert.

Prices are: $30 general admission, $20 for seniors, under 30 y/o and arts workers. For more information or to purchase tickets, please visit "Singing Stars: Next Generation"

TORONTO CHILDREN'S CHORUS
Elise Bradley, conductor
Bradley Christensen, baritone
Ryan Downey, tenor
Giles Tomkins, bass-baritone

The Toronto Children’s Chorus Training Choirs and Choral Scholars will welcome autumn with powerful repertoire at the beautiful St. Anne's Anglican Church. Bradley Christensen, Ryan Downey and Giles Tomkins will perform a mix of solos, duets and trios. You won't want to miss this radiant concert that is sure to warm the audience from the crisp autumn weather.

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CONCERTS @100 CONCERT SERIES
Michael Marino, tenor
Bradley Christensen, baritone
Kate Tremills, piano

Michael and Bradley embrace a wonderful collection of favourite opera arias and duets, art song and musical theatre selections dealing with brotherly companionship, love, loss, and hope. Travelling from the famous Pearl Fishers duet, through your favourite opera arias towards the Don Carlos duet, then songs by Tchaikovsky and Cole Porter, the concert finishes with a flourishing rendition of the duet All'idea di quel metallo from the Barber of Seville. This is a concert you won't want to miss.

Admission by donation.
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Bradley Christensen, Baritone | Adanya Dunn, Soprano | Ellen McAteer, Soprano | Helen Becqué, Piano | Emily Kruspe, violin | Barry Shiffman, violin | Keith Hamm, viola | Rachel Desoer, cello

Featuring selections by Schubert, Cantaloube, Mendelssohn, Liszt and Barber

Bradley Christensen, Baritone | Adanya Dunn, Soprano |
Beth Polese, Soprano | Helen Becqué, Piano

Admission is free.

Mazzoleni Concert Hall in Ihnatowycz Hall

Bradley Christensen, baritone | Helen Becqué‎, piano | Emily Kruspe, violin | Jennifer Murphy, violin | Keith Hamm, viola | Rachel Desoer, cello

Featuring Samuel Barber's Dover Beach and Ralph Vaughan Williams' Songs of Travel arr. John Greer

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Winterreise 13-24, SCHUBERT | Songs of Travel, VAUGHAN-WILLIAMS
Bradley Christensen - Barione
Helen Becqué - Piano

The Lexus Song Quest (formerly known as the Mobil Song Quest) is a biennial opera singing competition, held in New Zealand since 1956. The competition is managed and presented by the New Zealand International Arts Festival. Winners include the sopranos Dame Malvina Major and Dame Kiri Te Kanawa.

10 singers have been selected for the semi-finals.

Winterreise 1-12, SCHUBERT | Sea Pictures, ELGAR
Helen Becqué, Piano
Bradley Christensen, Baritone

TORONTO CONCERT OCHESTRA
Kerry Stratton, Conductor
Sara Papini, Soprano | Eugenia Dermentzis, Mezzo-Soprano | Romulo Delgado, Tenor | Riccardo Iannello, Tenor | Bradley Christensen, Baritone

The concert programme comprises operatic hits from all your favourite operatic composers. Bradley will perform Rossini's Largo al factotum (Il barbiere di Siviglia), Mozart's Der Vogelfänger bin ich ja (Die Zauberflöte), and the loved duet from Bizet's The Pearl Fishers, Au fond du temple saint.

LOOSE TEA MUSIC THEATRE
THIRTEEN STRINGS CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
Kevin Mallon, Conductor
Alaina Viau, Director
Bradley Christensen, Enrico

Two sisters, Constanza and Sylvia are stranded on a deserted island. Constanza is filled with despair, thinking her husband Gernando has deserted her. In reality, he has been imprisoned by pirates. When he returns to find her, conveniently, his companion Enrico and Sylvia fall in love. Joseph Haydn's charming opera L'isola disabitata (The desert island) will be semi-staged.

Tickets are available by visiting the Thirteen Strings Chamber Orchestra website or directly by clicking here.

HAMILTON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
William Rowson, Conductor
Bradley Christensen,  Baritone (The Whitening of the Ox)

The Whitening of the Ox by Jeffrey Ryan tells the Zen Buddhist story of the wild ox as a metaphor of the dangers of the untamed mind and ego. The half-hour journey of this work takes us from chaos to order, complexity to simplicity, dark to light.

This performance is part of the Hamilton Philharmonic's 2016 What Next Festival of New Music. Their sixth annual exploration of new music features contemporary storytelling through Canadian opera and vocal music. 

Admission by donation. PWYC (pay what you can) at the door.

GREATER TORONTO PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
Jean-Michel Malouf, Conductor
Bradley Christensen, Baritone

A special bouquet of French music. From "Ballet Parisienne" by Offenbach, to arias by Gounod, Massenet, Thomas and Bizet and the popular "Bolero", this program will bring the charm of musical style called impressionism that originated in France and is characterized by suggestion and atmosphere. Toronto based baritone Bradley Christensen will join the orchestra under the baton of maestro Jean-Michel Malouf.

For tickets, visit https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/french-bouquet-tickets-18879747834

POCKET CONCERTS
Bradley Christensen, Baritone
Eri Hattori Kosaka, Violin
Conrad Chow, Violin
Rory McLeod, Viola
Britton Riley, Cello

Hosted by Mark and Ginny Wells, the program includes:
Cherubini String Quartet
Wolf Songs for Baritone and String Quartet
Barber Dover Beach

GAUDEAMUS CHOIRS OF HALTON HILLS
Diane Murray-Charrett, Conductor
Bradley Christensen, Mega

Gaudeamus Choirs of Halton Hills is mounting a one-Act opera for Baritone and Treble Choir. Composed by Stephen Paulus, The Star Gatherer is a beautiful story about a man (Mega, the baker) coming to terms with the loss of his son, and how a community of school children rally around him to aid in his grief.

For tickets: SOLD OUT

CENTRE FOR OPERA STUDIES AND APPRECIATION
Caitlin Wood, Soprano
Lyndsey Promane, Mezzo
Bradley Christensen, Baritone 

"Waltzing in a Winter Wonderland"  The concert programme comprises music representing Vienna, Operetta and Waltzes, including the duet Lippen Schweigen (The Merry Widow), and Mein Sehnen, mein Wähnen (Die Tote Stadt).