Join us for an exciting concert season in 2025 - 2026!

We are pleased to share with you an overview of our upcoming 2025 - 2026 choral season.

Please join us for one or all of our concerts!

Scroll down to see what The Phil has in store for you…tickets available soon!

 
Let There Be Peace On Earth

Christmas With The Phil:

Let There Be Peace On Earth

14 December 2025
3 pm & 7 pm

Crescent Arts Centre
(Crescent Fort Rouge United Church)

Celebrate the season with a heartwarming concert blending the voices of The Phil, a lively elementary school choir and the bright rhythms of our local steel drum group! Experience uplifting harmonies and a message of hope and unity that will fill your heart with holiday peace and cheer. Bring your voices too to join us in our much-loved carol sing-alongs!

Around The World In 80 Minutes

Around the World in 80 Minutes

1 March 2026, 3 pm

Westworth United Church
(1750 Grosvenor Avenue, Winnipeg, MB)

Take a musical journey around the globe with choral gems from every point of the compass—North, South, East and West. The Phil will feature a Filipino folk melody arranged by Winnipeg composer Philip Lapatha alongside vibrant contemporary and classical pieces from across continents. Join us for an afternoon of song, harmonies, rhythm and unity. One world; many voices!

With Love Wolfie: Letters From Mozart

With Love, Wolfie: Letters from Mozart

26 April 2026, 3 pm

Desautels Concert Hall
(150 Dafoe Road. University of Manitoba Fort Garry Campus)

In partnership with the Winnipeg Singers; guest artists from the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra; featuring Laura Kolisnyk as Mozart’s older sister, ‘Nannerl’ and soloist Ellen Wieser.

Step into Mozart’s world as his letters come to life through dramatic readings by “Nannerl”, Wolfie’s sister, in this joint performance of The Phil, the Winnipeg Singers and musicians of the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra. Discover the man behind the music, his creative process, humour and humanity as Winnipeg-born performer Laura Kolisnyk plays the role of Nannerl. Mozart’s letters and melodies intertwine, revealing the genius, wit and emotion of this timeless composer as 2026 marks the 270th anniversary of his birth (1756) and 235th anniversary of his death (1791).