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Chris Norman and David Greenberg bring together two extraordinary musical voices rooted in both traditional music and Baroque performance. Many Nova Scotians will be familiar with their long term collaboration which includes a collection of original arrangements which reflect their totally unique sound, and are just dazzling. Their Musique Royale tour from March 13-18 includes concerts in Wolfville, Mahone Bay, Yarmouth, Antigonish, Arichat, Baddeck, and River John.
Chris Norman is a world-renowned wooden-flute virtuoso, composer, teacher, flute-maker and founder/director of the international Boxwood Festivals. His varied career spans solo performances, orchestral collaborations, and long-standing work with ensembles such as the Baltimore Consort, Helicon and Concerto Caledonia, and his playing has appeared on film soundtracks including Titanic.
Equally legendary in the early music and traditional world, David Greenberg, has for over three decades built a distinctive dual career as a Baroque violinist and Cape Breton fiddler, performing, teaching and recording worldwide with leading early music ensembles (including Tafelmusik, Les Musiciens de Saint-Julien, and Apollo’s Fire) and co-founding groups such as Puirt A Baroque. His deep fluency in both genres makes him uniquely gifted at bridging 18th-century repertoire and traditional Scottish-inspired music.


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We acknowledge that St. John's Centre for the Arts is located in Mi’kma'ki - the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq People. This territory is covered by the Treaties of Peace and Friendship, which Mi’kmaq and Wolastoqiyik peoples first signed with the British Crown in 1725. We encourage you to learn more about the treaties and indigenous peoples, especially through the arts.
St. John's Centre for the Arts
2513 Highway 206, Arichat NS, B0E 1A0