Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra
The award-winning Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra begins the 2018-19 season
under the helm of a new maestro, St. Petersburg's Daniel Raiskin, whose
worldly experience includes orchestras in Mexico City, Athens, Osaka, Hong
Kong, Düsseldorf, KwaZulu-Natal, and Malmö (to name but a few).
Highlights from the 2018-19 season, which promises an embarrassment
of riches, include Venezuelan pianist Gabriela Montero performing
Tchaikovsky's first
Piano Concerto (Russian Masters, April 26-27, 2019);
Mathew Morrison Sings Glee & Broadway (May 10-11); along with the
WSO's renowned New Music Festival (late January-early February) which
recently hosted Philip Glass and will this year feature Pulitzer Prize-winner
Caroline Shaw. Group pricing available.
wso.ca - 204.949.3995
Winnipeg, Manitoba, is one of Canada's most-celebrated
cities when it comes to music. Legendary acts like The Guess
Who, Neil Young and Chantal Kreviazuk have all cut their
teeth here, while on any given night you can catch numerous
up-and-coming acts at venues across the city.
We're home to internationally celebrated performance groups
like Canada's Royal Winnipeg Ballet, the Winnipeg Symphony
Orchestra, and the Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre, seemingly
making all the city a stage whilst the performance arts
season runs from fall through summer.
In sum, if your group is looking to be entertained, Winnipeg
will be music to your ears.
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Sarah Robinson Business Development Manager
FOR ALL YOUR GROUP TRAVEL NEEDS:
sarah@tourismwinnipeg.com
204.954.1995 or 1.855.PEG.CITY
winnipeggroups.com
Watch Tourism Winnipeg's new video, "Riding with Raiskin",
where we show our new maestro around town and talk
about all things Winnipeg.
