On December 12th, the theme of the Consort's Medieval Christmas calls upon our Patron Dame Emma Kirkby to lead the Celestial Revelations - The Nine Choirs of Angels - Hildegard of Bingen. The concept of the celestial hierarchy occupies a central place in the theological and cosmological thought of Hildegard of Bingen. Her understanding of the structure of the heavens draws heavily upon the influence of the treatise On the Celestial Hierarchy, profoundly having shaped medieval Christian conceptions of the relationship between the divine and created worlds. Within Hildegard’s visionary theology, the cosmos is conceived as an ordered and harmonious system in which all beings participate in and reflect the divine order.
Artists
With Dame Emma Kirkby, The Toronto Consort, and Daniel Taylor
Tickets
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Seating is by section (not by individually assigned seat). Within each section, seating is on a first-come, first-served basis; simply choose any open seat in your section when you arrive.
At Trinity-St. Paul’s Centre:
A Level ticket holders may sit in any available seat in the A Level sections (balcony or orchestra).
B Level ticket holders may sit in any available seat in the B Level sections (balcony or orchestra).
C Level ticket holders may sit in any available seat in the C Level sections (balcony only).
Seating Reference
Please see our Trinity-St. Paul’s Centre seating chart below for reference.
Please note that the balcony seating is not accessible as there is no elevator in the building.
All seating is on a first-come, first-served basis within each seating level.
Place
Venue
Trinity-St. Paul’s Centre, Jeanne Lamon Hall
427 Bloor Street West, Toronto, ON
Trinity-St. Paul’s Centre is located on the south side of Bloor Street West between Robert Street and Major Street, just west of Spadina Avenue. There is no parking lot at Trinity-St. Paul’s, but there is street parking, as well as a Green P lot on the west side of Spadina Ave just north of Bloor St W. If taking the subway, exit at Spadina Station.
The venue is wheelchair-accessible via a ramp on Bloor Street West. Accessible seating is available on the ground floor. Please note that the balcony seating is not accessible as there is no elevator in the building. A barrier-free, gender-neutral washroom, which includes a motorized door, is available for use on the ground floor.
All Toronto Consort performances are held in accessible spaces. Please see above for more venue details. All sales are final, with no refunds or exchanges. Events are subject to availability. Programming, artists, schedule, and pricing are subject to change without notice or compensation.
