Atlantic Sinfonia is performing August 7, 2025 in Officers’ Square starting at 7pm for all to enjoy. We are based in Fredericton and are one of the few professional chamber orchestras in Atlantic Canada.

Operating since 2005, Sinfonia’s string orchestra and a wind octet have performed across the Maritimes. Members are amongst the best classical musicians in Fredericton and the region, and Sinfonia has been an incubator for emerging musicians who have gone on to music studies and professional careers.

A Celebration of “Us”

August 8th, 2023. 7:30pm
Christ Church Cathedral
150 Church Street, Fredericton, NB

Join us at Christ Church Cathedral in the heart of downtown Fredericton for a special event. New Brunswick Summer Music Festival and Atlantic Sinfonia are coming together to celebrate the city of Fredericton’s 175th anniversary.
Listen to historical music by Fredericton based composers, as well as a brand new creation commissioned by Christian Bérubé.

Join as as well the celebrate this city, and those who call it home.

This special event is generously funded by the City of Fredericton and the 175 funding.

Repertoire

• Now-Baroque Suite – Richard Gibson
• Aperture Akimbo – Christian Bérubé
• Subway Thoughts – Eldon Rathburn
• Song without Words – Robert Charlton Bayley
• Improvisations on Two Latvian Folk Songs – Janis Kalnins

Free will offering. Seating is first come first serve basis.

For more information, please see: https://nbsummermusicfestival.ca/celebration-of-us/

Classics the Digital Way

Atlantic Sinfonia Winds presents music for wind sextet – 2 clarinets, 2 French horns and 2 bassoons from both well-known classical music composers and more obscure ones. The great Beethoven is represented by his Sextet Op.71 which displays his melodic invention and his light-hearted side. W.A. Mozart’s ability to create timeless melodies is evident in three arias from the opera ‘Magic Flute’ arranged by the bassoonist, Stumpf. And finally, a fresh and vibrant and sometimes flashy romp through the Bohemian countryside by the composer Druschetsky, a prolific writer of music for winds and an oboist himself.

Atlantic Sinfonia and Fredericton Symphony Orchestra present a concert to celebrate the coming of spring. String orchestra favourites will be presented by each group from well-known classical composers as well as Fredericton’s own Janis Kalnins.

Registration through Eventbrite is necessary to attend.