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Check out our feature in Ludwig van Toronto! We love our Arias After Work Series and we know you will too. Next one is on June 13 and it will be a good one so be sure to grab your tickets today (student/arts worker pricing available)!

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FEATURE | Look Who’s Singing: COSA’s Arias After Work Arias After Work, a performance series by COSA —the Centre Of Singing Arts — features trained vocalists whose career paths have taken then out of the operatic field.

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FEATURE | Look Who’s Singing: COSA’s Arias After Work Arias After Work, a performance series by COSA —the Centre Of Singing Arts — features trained vocalists whose career paths have taken then out of the operatic field.

LOOK WHO’S SINGING! (Ft. 7 AAW debuts!) ⭐️🎵 It’s your friend, your colleague, your cousin, and your classmate from high school. Who knew? It’s nostalgia, excitement, escape, with a post-concert reception!

Arias After Work! features open source entertainment for vocalists with day jobs. They love it, and so do our audiences. Make yourself at home! ♥️

📍 Arias After Work! Vol. 6
🗓️ Saturday, June 13 | 7:30 PM
📌 College Street United Church
🎟️ $25-35

LOOK WHO’S SINGING! Singers NEW and Singers FAMILIAR! ⭐️🎵 It’s your friend, your colleague, your cousin, and your classmate from high school. Who knew? It’s nostalgia, excitement, escape, with a post-concert reception!

Arias After Work! features open source entertainment for vocalists with day jobs. They love it, and so do our audiences. Make yourself at home! ♥️

📍 Arias After Work! Vol. 5
🗓️ Saturday, April 25 | 7:30 PM
📌 College Street United Church
🎟️ $35

A NEW START! St. Anne’s Anglican Church and the Anglican Foundation of Canada generously hosted COSA’s Third Annual Festival of Choirs with COSA Solo Artists. “New Beginnings” made for a magnetizing theme after the arson that destroyed St. Anne’s Church Building, and gathered us together to begin again in New Year celebrations. The solo artists were soprano Joanna Li, tenors Frank Yu, Curtis Zhang, and collaborative pianist Helen Becqué. The participating groups were St. Anne’s Anglican Church Choir (Hyejin Kwon), The University of Toronto Allegro Student Choir (Dir. Frank Yu, Pianists Bingbing Li, Jeffery Lo), The Chinese Canadian Choir of Toronto (Dir. Luyao Xu, Vivian Ho), and St. Timothy’s Presbyterian Church Percussion Ensemble. Many Thanks to Rev. Hannah Johnston, St. Anne’s Music Director Hyejin Kwon, and St. Anne’s Treasurer David Garde. It was a poignant gathering - and a hugely positive one, as boldly, we all move ahead.

Ester (1774) : A Purim Oratorio

Immerse yourself in personal affirmation and a hero’s love! The Centre Of Singing Arts  [CŌSA] and the Kiever Synagogue present the Canadian premiere of the lost 1774 oratorio rediscovered in 1997!

CREATING BOLDLY! What a FEAST of an experience! This “Don Giovanni” was a model of immersive magnificence that bonded us all in something superbly meaningful. We forged professional, commercial, educational, and community energies into a hugely successful artistic triumph.

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DON GIOVANNI! Sold-Out at the Ancaster Memorial Arts Centre. James Kahane, conductor; Melissa Bencic, stage director and co-producer. What an exciting arrival point in COSA's ten years with the Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra! All photo credits: Sam Moffatt. .org, ,

It’s a MATCH! COSA & the HPO. Together since 2016. COSA is “A Great Escape. For Everyone. Every Time.”