Our next Concert:
May 2 & 3

Project T: Home Video is an iterative and autobiographical account of Teiya Kasahara’s professional career and personal life as they document their vocal transition in real time. Kasahara was assigned female at birth and identifies as a transgender. They will be joined by pianist David Eliakis (Royal Conservatory of Music Glenn Gould School), their long-time collaborator for their critically acclaimed opera-theatre hybrid show The Queen In Me and latest collaboration Dichterliebe: Whose Love? 

Performers
David Eliakis, piano
Teiya Kasahara, voice

May 2 & 3
7:30PM concert
6:45PM pre-concert chat

Heliconian Hall, 35 Hazelton Avenue, Toronto

CONFLUENCE NEWs

YOUNG ARTISTIC ASSOCIATE POSITION
2025-2026 SEASON

Confluence Concerts invites applications from young professional musicians in the Toronto area under the age of 30 to join our artistic team for the 2025-2026 season as a Young Artistic Associate. This is an exciting mentorship opportunity for a creative artist interested in gaining experience in performing, programming, curation, collaboration, budgeting, grant-writing, podcasting, concert production and more.

This is a paid position with very flexible hours (approximately 100 over the course of the season – Sept-June). The successful candidate will map out a plan with the Confluence team based on our mutual priorities, interests and desired areas of growth.

Past Young Artistic Associates have included Ryan McDonald (countertenor), Ryan Davis (viola), the KöNG Duo (percussion) and Aidan McConnell (drums).

To apply, please send a resumé (listing two references familiar with your work) and a one-page letter outlining how this position would contribute to your career development. These materials can be emailed to Jennifer Collins, Managing Director at manager@confluenceconcerts.ca with “Young Associate Artist Application” in the subject line.

Deadline for applications is Thursday, May 1, 2025