Canadian Brass

​100 minutes including intermission | Ages 8+ | In Person, Livestream or On Demand

Following their sold out Delaware debut back in 2014, Canadian Brass returns to perform a program of light classical and modern favorites. Canadian Brass is well known as the ensemble that brought the brass quintet genre to global prominence and established it as a mainstay in the chamber music world. Founded in 1970, the ensemble has recorded 138 albums, received a combined total of 24 Grammy and Juno nominations, and won the German Echo Award for Goldberg Variations. Canadian Brass places a strong emphasis on education, evidenced by the distribution of over a million quintet repertoire books to students worldwide. Their unwavering commitment to nurturing the future of chamber music is evident in their ongoing interaction with students and musicians, fostering a passion for music and learning. The ensemble’s lineup has had many generations of players over the years, anchored by tubaist and founding member Chuck Dae​llenbach.

“These are the men who put brass music on the map with their unbeatable blend of virtuosity, spontaneity and humor.”

-Washington Post​

Note: Gore Hall restrooms (next to Mitchell Hall) will be open to the public during the event.

Tickets are $25 for adults; $20 for seniors and UD faculty, staff, and alumni; and $10 for students.​ Click the "buy tickets now" button to purchase your tickets online. Tickets can also be purchased by phone, order form, or in-person. Click here for more information about buying tickets.

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Virtual tickets are available for this concert at the price of $10 each. Events will be streamed in the form of a Zoom webinar, ​and will be available for all purchasers to watch on demand for three days following the event.​ Click here for more info about virtual tickets.

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