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The ANNEX Theatre

823 Seymour St, Vancouver · on the Vancouver board

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Sun, Oct 4

4:00pm

2026-2027 Season Subscription

The ANNEX Theatre, Vancouver · $45–$150

Buy this package to get tickets to all four concerts of Muzewest Concerts' 2026-2027 Season: 3:00PM, October 4, 2026 | Hommage à Bach | Kanahi Yamashita, guitar3:00PM, November 28, 2026 | Neurorecital | Nicolas Namoradze, piano7:30PM, March 15, 2027 | Caribbean Night | Jeremy Ledbetter and CaneFire7

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4:00pmto 6:00pm

Hommage à Bach: Kanahi Yamashita

The ANNEX Theatre, Vancouver · $15–$45

Hommage à Bach: Kanahi Yamashita Muzewest Concerts and the Vancouver Classical Guitar Society are pleased to present Berlin-based Japanese guitarist Kanahi Yamashita in an afternoon tracing Bach's long reach into the guitar repertoire. Described as a “master of the new generation”, Japanese classica

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Sat, Nov 28

3:00pmto 5:00pm

Nicolas Namoradze - Neurorecital

The ANNEX Theatre, Vancouver · $15–$50

The Neurorecital is an innovative concert format that involves a video projection of what is happening in the pianist’s brain during performance. It is the live concert adaptation of Neuropiano, a groundbreaking multidimensional project in collaboration with Neuroscape, the University of Calgary, St

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Mon, Mar 15

8:30pmto 10:30pm

Jeremy Ledbetter and CaneFire

The ANNEX Theatre, Vancouver · $15–$50

"If Dizzy Gillespie were still with us, he would love CaneFire." — Vancouver Sun "CaneFire is sweeter than Caroni brown sugar and don't doubt me." — Trinidad Guardian Toronto-based Caribbean jazz powerhouse CaneFire is not your grandfather's jazz band. One of the most explosive and energetic ensembl

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Sat, May 15

8:30pmto 10:30pm

Beethoven Celebration

The ANNEX Theatre, Vancouver · $15–$50

Two hundred years after Beethoven's death, we close the season with three works that span almost his entire creative life. The Cello Sonata in F major, Op. 5 No. 1, comes from 1796, written for a virtuoso cellist at the Prussian court and, with its companion, the first work in history to treat the c

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