Planning to attend all our shows this year? Looking for a great gift idea? Bel Canto is offering a limited number of season tickets
With a banner season of three unique concerts in 2026/27, including a spectacular gala evening with The Kiwanis Youth Choir and The Elm City String Quartet, we have decided to offer prime seating for all three events as a package, at no added cost to the regular ticket price. Fully transferrable, these tickets will give you worry-free access to the first three rows. We hate ad pitches, but since there are only 30 available seats: Hurry! Act now! Don't Wait! While supplies last! Tick-tock!
April 17
Sunrise, Sunset
With The Elm City String Quartet and
The Fredericton Kiwanis Youth Choir
This is not to be missed! A gala evening with performances by the Bel Canto Singers, the Fredericton Kiwanis Youth Choir and The Elm City String Quartet, with an ensemble finale featuring Ola Gjeilo's sweeping Sunrise Mass, adapted by our own Gibson MacMillan to include the mighty Casavant Opus 2399 pipe organ.
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Coming Soon
Saint John May 23 - Fredericton May 29
Hither & Yon
Songs of Home and Abroad
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A polyphonic pilgrimage of prodigious proportions! Ride along with us to have your musical passport stamped in England, France, Scotland, Ireland, The United States, Slavia, South America, Catalonia, Southeast Africa, Korea and Japan! Featuring a premiere of "Along The Shore" by Saint John, New Brunswick's own Richard Kidd.
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Coming soon
Artistic Director
Gibson MacMillan
Gibson is a native of Stratford now based in Saint John. He holds a Bachelor of Music in Organ and Choral Conducting from Mount Allison University and is active throughout the Maritimes as a conductor, organist, pianist, composer, and educator. He serves as Associate Director of Music at St. Paul's Anglican Church and Organist at St. Mark's Catholic Church. Gibson is Artistic Director of the Cathedral Choral Society and, very recently, the Bel Canto Singers. He teaches full-time at Divine Mercy Catholic School. A sought-after collaborative musician, he regularly performs with singers and ensembles across Atlantic Canada, including Raise Your Voice Ladies’ Choir, NB Choralfest, Anglican Choir School, the Saint John Theatre Company, and numerous school and community theatre productions. As a composer, his work focuses primarily on choral and liturgical music; in addition, he recently composed the score for the Saint John Theatre Company’s production of A Christmas Carol.
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