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The Work We Do
The Land’s End Music Society of Calgary is incorporated under the Alberta Societies Act and is a registered charitable society. We are dedicated to introducing audiences to new music by Canadian and International composers, and to performing landmark chamber works of the 20th and 21st centuries.
We do this by staging an annual concert series in Calgary, as well as run-out concerts in nearby communities; by commissioning new works from Canadian composers; and by performing at chamber music festivals in Canada and overseas.
Become a Member
Membership benefits:
- Discounts and special offers.
- Exclusive information about upcoming projects and events.
- Receive video clips and photos of our recent performances and recording projects.
- See interviews (and maybe meet) some of the acclaimed artists and composers we collaborate with.
- Behind-the-scenes footage of our upcoming projects.
- Follow the creative journey of each new creation we undertake from start to finish.
- Information on all of our education outreach activities.
- Articles, reviews, and media of our activities.
- Stay connected with our musicians
Other Ways To Support Us
Commission Us
Land’s End Ensemble has commissioned and collaborated with numerous composers and artists over the years. We are always eager to promote new music through new artistic engagements and look forward to hearing from you. Please submit your proposals to us through email.
Become a Sustaining Donor
Sustain artistic excellence by becoming a Sustaining Donor, and support a concert, commission or even a tour. Sustaining Donors also enjoy special events, such as private concerts, according to giving level.
To find out more please email us, or approach any of the core musicians, board members, or staff at any of our functions.
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Omar Daniel: Chamber Music
Land’s End Ensemble is proud to present this collection of acclaimed chamber works by one of Canada’s most important composers: Omar Daniel. These compositions span 23 years of Dr. Daniel’s musical output and highlight the cultural impact he has made on the Canadian new music scene.