2005

• Humour in Music
  The comic songwriters Nancy White and Roger James joined forces in a cabaret show with delightful and hilarious takes on many timeless issues.
• Canadian Jazz Quartet
  Well-known on the Toronto Jazz scene, the C.J.Q. play mainstream jazz with a graceful treatment of standards and original material: Gary Benson, guitar; Frank Wright, vibraphone; Duncan Hopkins, bass; Don Vickery, percussion.
• Quartetto Gelato
  This dazzling ensemble performed classical masterworks, opera, tangos, gypsy and folk songs. The concert included highlights from the CD ‘Quartetto Gelato Travels the Orient Express’ with Cynthia Steljes, oboe and English horn,  Peter DeSotto, tenor, violin and mandolin,  Alexander Sevastian, accordion, piano and bandoneon, and  Kristina Reiko Cooper, cello.
• Chantecleer
  Thomas Davidson, piano, Tracy Davidson, soprano, and Gordon Craig, clarinet, performed in a delightful evening of classical and lighter chamber music from Chopin and Schubert to Gershwin.  
• Baroque and Beyond
  Donelda Gartshore, Sarah Gartshore, Aurora Dokken, and John Edwards, played early and baroque music on rare instruments (lute, theorbo, baroque flute, harpsichord) with soprano voice in a beautiful and educational performance.

2004

• Classics in the Country
  Violinist Arkady Yanivker and pianist Olga Tcherniak have enjoyed successful careers as musicians in Russia and Canada. They performed romantic and virtuoso classical music by Bach and Beethoven to Gershwin.

• Romances and Rhapsodies

  Mark DuBois is acclaimed for his outstanding lyric-tenor voice, his artistry and versatility. New Zealand –born pianist Gloria Saarinen returned by popular demand for her brilliant and intuitive playing.

• Summer Bells

  The Japanese Kobe YMCA Bell Choir offered a broad repertoire of songs, hymns and classical pieces performed on hand bells. This impressive group is internationally known for outstanding performances.

• Bluegrass and Gospel

  The talented Abrams Family and Clarendon Station, a group of nine musicians, sang and played a refreshing blend of Bluegrass and Gospel music on fiddles, banjos, bass and mandolins. An exceptional and exuberant event!

• Winds among the Trees

  The Alexi Ensemble performed spirited chamber music on piano and reed instruments, including oboes and bassoons. This internationally acclaimed ensemble was founded in New York in 1986.

2003

• The Romantic Piano
  New Zealand born Gloria Saarinen lived for many years in Calgary while gaining international recognition for her “warm, lyrical and imaginative playing” (London Times). She presently lives in Burlington.
• Romance Italian Style
  Baritone Bruce Kelly returns this summer by popular demand. He has performed with orchestras and opera companies in Europe and throughout Canada. He is a member of the Queen’s University School of Music. Dina Namer teaches piano at Carleton University and frequently performs with the National Arts Centre Orchestra.

• Marriage in Music
  CBC-TV featured Anton Kuerti & Kristine Bogyo in their "Marriage in Music" documentary in January 2003.

• Organ Magic
  St. Alban's Ahlborn-Galanti organ is played by Deirdre Piper, Associate Professor in the Music Faculty at Carleton University in Ottawa and organist at Ottawa's St. Matthias Anglican Church.

• Celtic Folk
  “Night Sun is what might happen if a bunch of Canadians played like a Greek wedding band at a Bar Mitzvah in Ireland.”  This Eastern Ontario favourite fun group  features  Chris Coleman,  Ellen Hamilton and others.  

2002

• Summer Songs
  The magnificent voice of Bruce Kelly and the outstanding pianist Dina Namer. Exquisite classical songs, opera and piano music.

• An Evening of Operetta
  Ruth Parent and The Voice Studio performed selections from Gilbert and Sullivan.
• Organ Recital
  Maxine Thevenot visits from New York to performed beautiful organ music from three centuries.
• The Romantic Flute
  Pascal Margely on flute, Pat Hiemstra on cello and Jane Perry on piano. An evening of delightful music from this Ottawa trio.

• The Swinging Sevilles
  An evening of vocals and swing Jazz with Kingston musicians.

2001

• Bach To 2000 and Beyond
  The rich sound of the organ, with guitar and the magnificent voices of David Cameron, Mark Schaub and Gilda Di Cola.
• Swing Jazz
  An evening of popular entertainment, recreating music of the big band era, featuring Kingston's Ron Gilbertson Swing Quartet.
• Wassermusik
  Romantic and baroque music by waterside with the chamber music group formed by Amherst Island pianist Inka Brockhausen.
• Nightsun
  Kingston's well known group performs unique Canadian folk music with heart, imagination and rhythm.
• Music and Fun
  Roger James, interactive music performance and comedy.

2000

• Wassermusik
  Romantic chamber music played by Toronto musicians Pamela and Pierre Meulien, Clara and Leonard Odynski and Amherst Island's Inka Brockhausen.
• Come to the Music Hall
  Songs and sing-alongs by Judith Vachon soprano, Garth Hampson baritone and our own Inka Brockhausen on piano.
• Les Barricades Misterieuses
  A extra special performance in the old Victoria Hall - 18th century music and dance performance in period costumes.
• The Eagle Band
  An evening of inspirational gospel music.
• Queen's 2000
  Romantic music played by Queen's faculty Wolf Tormann cello and Cynthia Szabo piano.
• Kingston Ceili Band
  Back for an unprecedented seventh season, our annual traditional Celtic music and sing-along concert.

1999

• Wassermusik
  A rich and rewarding evening of romantic chamber music.
• Classical Cabaret
  Songs of Kurt Weill, Franz Lehar and many others by Judith Vachon, soprano accompanied by Gloria Fox, piano.
• Ragtime to modern Jazz
  George Thurgood, piano, plays and teaches Jazz styles from ragtime to modern Jazz.
• Fourgiven
  A concert for all ages: Country music to gospel and rock.
• Kingston Ceili Band
  A sixth season of the popular sing along and ceili music.

1998

• Erica Goodman and Donelda Gartshore
  World-renowned harpist and flautist play chamber music in our rural church.
• "The Country Church" Group
  The Fiddle and Bango accompany these singers from Sharbot Lake who sing gospel and blue grass style.
• Judith Vachon and Lisa Pecora
  An evening of song - from Broadway to Opera via Victorian Music Hall.
• Kingston Baroque Ensemble
  Music of the eighteenth century performed in a tranquil setting - Harpsicord, Lute and Baroque Flute.
• Kingston Ceili Band
  For the fifth straight season! Many Celtic tunes for you to sing along with. Music both contemporary and traditional. Played on fiddles, hammered dulcimer, tin whistles, guitar and banjo.

1997

• Marcella Branagan
  Renowned Pianist performing selections from Bach, Hayden, Chopin, Debussy, Ravel and Rachmaninov.
• Classical Chamber Music
  Donalda Gartshore (Flute), Wolf Tormann (Cello) and Dina Namer (Piano) give us a selection from Handel, Kuhlau, Ravel, Damasse, Dorna and Burton.
• Memory Lane
  The Ted Reeves quartet (Guitar, Violin, Flute and Bass) entertains us with easy listening music from the 40's and 50's.
• Dixie 6 + 1
  Don McCallum & Company return with another evening of outstanding Dixieland Jazz.
• Kingston Ceili Band
  They are back again with more toe tapping Celtic favourites! Music both contemporary and traditional. Played on fiddles, hammered dulcimer, tin whistles, guitar and banjo.

1996

• Musick's Pleasures & Quinte Consort
  A Madrigal group and a Renaissance ensemble perform a repertoire of music dating from the 14th to 17th centuries. The glowing tapestry of medieval costumes, together with music and dance by candlelight recreate the performance ambiance of older times.
• George Thurgood - Jazz Piano
  George is a composer, soloist and teacher of Jazz and Classical piano at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto. An evening of Jazz piano covering styles traditional to modern of all the greats, along with some original compositions.
• Arkady Yanivker and Thomas Wiebe
  Renowned Toronto Symphony performers give us an magical evening of music which includes selections from Bach, Handel-Kallvorcen and Villa-Lobos.
• Musical Evening and Singalong
  Tim and Bev Hallman give us a musical evening and singalong with songs in the style of Mitch Miller, Vera Lynn, Patsy Cline and other popular instrumental numbers.
• The Love Letters
  Nick and Joy Hunter present A.J. Gurney's light, modern, often amusing play about the evolution of a relationship between a man and a woman. Written in 1988 and performed at Stratford.
• Kingston Ceili Band
  Back by popular request. A wild and rousing Celtic romp! Music both contemporary and traditional. Played on fiddles, hammered dulcimer, tin whistles, guitar and banjo.
• Dixie 6 + 1
  Clarinet, cornet, trombone, tenor sax, electric piano, bass and drums perform predominantly Dixieland music including; Mood Indigo, Wolverine Blues and Milenberg Joys.
• Special Children's Concert
  Award-winning children's recording artist/performer Jack Grunsky entertains with his diverse repertoire of memorable songs and unique instruments from such shows as TVO Kids and Mr. Dressup.

1995

• Musick's Pleasures & Quinte Consort
  An evening of Ancient Tunes, Songs and Sprightly Dances.
• Piano and String Quartet
  Internationally renowned performers Ronald Turini (Piano), Arkady Yanivker (Violin), Thomas Weibe (Cello) and Ronald Hurwitz (Viola) An evening of chamber music including Brahms, Mozart and Dvorak. This concert was recorded by the CBC for a subsequent national broadcast.
• Valery Lloyd-Watts
  From Heart to Heart - Music of the titans; Bach, Mozart, Beethoven and Chopin along with some enchanting themes from the great movies, arranged especially for her by Clifford Crawley.
• Wassermusik
  Chamber music ensemble led by Inka Brockhausen. Playing from Schubert, Bach and Mozart. The musicians; Inka (Piano), Cathie Goldberg (Violin), John Kruspe (Piano), Eric del Junco (Cello) and Denis Lehotay (Viola).
• History of Jazz
  George Thurgood presents a recital demonstrating various jazz piano styles from Ragtime to Modern Jazz.
• Comedy & Drama
  Nick and Joy Hunter present the humour of Dickens and C.S. Lewis's "The Great Divorce".
• Gypsy Music
  The renowned Arkady Yanivker returns to play the violin accompanied by Inka Brockhausen on the piano.
• Kingston Ceili Band
  Bring out the Irish in you! Celtic music both contemporary and traditional. Played on fiddles, hammered dulcimer, tin whistles, guitar and banjo.
• NordwestDuetsche Kammer Ensemble
  A family quartet on tour from Germany who found the appeal of Amherst Island irresistible.

1994

• Wassermusik
  Chamber music ensemble led by Inka Brockhausen. Playing from Bach, Mozart and Handel.
• Valery Lloyd-Watts
  An evening of the World's best-loved Piano Music. Playing from Chopin, Liszt and Grieg.
• Shane David and the Textures
  An eclectic mix of original music, soft rock, blues, calypso, Australian folk and sing along.
• Aaron Skitri
  Baroque Lute and Theorboe music. Intimate music from the 17th and 18th centuries.
• Kingston Ceili Band
  Music of the Celtic Countries as well as Canadian Celtic music both contemporary and traditional. Played on fiddles, hammered dulcimer, tin whistles, guitar and banjo.