Mozart's last opera, The Magic Flute, is brought to the concert stage in a version that strips away spoken dialogue to let the music speak on its own. The journey of Tamino and Pamina — weaving together courage, love, and harmony — unfolds through one of the composer's most radiant and expressive scores.
The performance is conducted by Matthias Maute and features Ensemble Caprice alongside six soloists: Suzanne Rigden as the Queen of the Night, Matthew Li as Sarastro, Anne-Sophie Neher as Pamina, Colin Ainsworth as Tamino, Olivier Bergeron as Papageno, and Catherine St-Arnaud as Papagena.
The concert runs approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes with an intermission. Tickets are priced from $39.95 to $125 (taxes and fees included), with student pricing also available. The event is produced and presented by Ensemble Caprice.
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Matthias Maute
Matthias Maute is a German-Canadian flutist, recorder player, and conductor known for his interpretations of Baroque music and his recordings on the Analekta label, including works by Telemann and Handel. He is the artistic director of the ensemble Ensemble Caprice, which he co-founded.
Ensemble Caprice
Ensemble Caprice is a Canadian early music ensemble founded by flutist Matthias Maute and soprano Susie Napper, known for their vibrant interpretations of Baroque repertoire, including their acclaimed recordings of Vivaldi and Telemann works.
Suzanne Rigden
Matthew Li
Anne-Sophie Neher
Colin Ainsworth
Colin Ainsworth is a Canadian tenor known for his work in opera and early music, with notable performances in productions by the Canadian Opera Company and his recordings of Baroque repertoire.
Olivier Bergeron
Catherine St-Arnaud
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