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Clark Family: The fun and responsibility of being a philanthropist
Partner Post Elaine and Jeremy Clark are donors who live at the centre of the Calgary Philharmonic’s life. Their generosity can be measured not only in financial terms,…
An inside view from the top of The BOW®
Standing 236 metres (or 58 storeys) tall, The BOW® makes an impressive mark on Calgary’s skyline. It was designed by Foster + Partners, the same studio that created…
True North: Story + Symphony
How do you create a symphony about Canada that reflects its history, the diversity of the people who call it home, and a vast territory that includes lush…
MacLachlan Ridge: A Family Committed to Harmonious Discoveries
Partner Post Letha MacLachlan, Q.C., retired in 2016 from a 35-year practice in regulatory, environmental, and aboriginal law, but remains very active as a member of a number…
Notes from Home
A series of short videos featuring our musicians The recent restrictions on gatherings and venues have created new challenges for recording performances to share with you, but stay…
Jarislowsky Fraser: A Tradition of Trust and Philanthropy
Partner Post Four passions keep James Morton outdoors all year round: cycling, fly fishing, golf, and skiing. Staying healthy is key for him. He regularly cycles 100 km…
Online classical music experiences for children at home and in school
‘Red Riding Hood’ Concert Illustration by Olga Cuttell Music experiences not only introduce children to the joys of classical music, but also contribute to their overall well-being. Multiple…
Finding hope and inspiration in virtual arts experiences
After spending the holidays at home in Norway, skiing with his family and enjoying some virtual performances via the Berlin Philharmonic Digital Concert Hall, Calgary Philharmonic Music Director…
A Duet to Beethoven’s ‘Aria con Variazoni’
Calgary Phil musicians Michael Hope, Assistant Principal Bassoon, and Slavko Popovic, Principal Clarinet, released a new video this week featuring a duet for clarinet and bassoon. The two…