Hannaford Street Silver Band presents Requiem

Toronto



The Hannaford Street Silver Band joins with Amadeus Choir for a deeply moving evening of contemporary music exploring remembrance, identity, grief, and hope.

At the heart of the program is Requiem for a Charred Skull, the extraordinary large-scale work by celebrated Canadian composer and conductor Bramwell Tovey. Written in response to the tragic loss of cultural heritage during the Bosnian War, the work combines immense emotional power with moments of profound tenderness, creating a gripping musical meditation on humanity's capacity for both destruction and resilience.

The program also features Gi-Giwe Na? (Are you going home?) by Barbara Assiginaak, a poignant and evocative work that contemplates belonging, memory, and connection to home from an Indigenous perspective.

Additional works include Exultations by acclaimed composer Reena Esmail, whose music bridges Western and Indian classical traditions with luminous colour and rhythmic vitality.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is a concert featuring the Hannaford Street Silver Band and Amadeus Choir performing contemporary music centered on themes of remembrance, identity, grief, and hope.
Requiem for a Charred Skull was composed by Bramwell Tovey, a celebrated Canadian composer and conductor.
Please check the official event website for the current date and timing of the concert in Toronto.
The concert location details are available on the event’s official website for Toronto attendees.
Tickets can be purchased through the event’s official website or authorized ticket sellers in Toronto.
The concert features both instrumental performances by the Hannaford Street Silver Band and vocal performances by the Amadeus Choir.
No prior knowledge is needed; the concert explores universal themes through accessible contemporary music.
Parking availability varies by venue; check the event website or venue page for Toronto-specific parking information.
Check the event’s official website for the latest health and safety guidelines applicable to Toronto venues.

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