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The NYCB has resumed in person rehearsals.

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about.

North York Concert Band

The North York Concert Band is a community-based musical organization of approximately 40 musicians under the direction of John Liddle. The individual members are enthusiastic performers from all walks of life who range in age from 23 to 85.

The band has a long history as one of the GTA’s finest ensembles. Its mission is to bring a wide variety of music to the public -- in outdoor and indoor venues for those who are able to attend concerts, and to retirement residences, hospitals, and other community facilities for those who appreciate music being brought to them. The band also loves to play at community festivals and special events both within and without the boundaries of Toronto.

join.

join.

We rehearse on Thursday evenings from 7:30 to 9:30 pm in the North York Area.


The NYCB is looking for new members who are experienced players and strong readers, including:
flute, clarinet, bass clarinet, trumpet, euphonium, alto saxophones, tenor saxophones, and all areas of percussion.

 

We invite anyone who is interested to come out on a Thursday evening and sit in with the band.

Interested in joining?​​

The NYCB has resumed in person rehearsals.

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conductor.

John Edward Liddle pursues a colourful career as trumpet soloist, teacher, clinician and conductor of bands and orchestras, bringing to the conductor's podium a wealth of experience and a high standard of musicianship.

 

A dynamic and versatile performer, Mr. has conducted the Toronto Symphony Orchestra and the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra for "Absolutely Sinatra" the Sinatra Tribute show starring Rick Sonata.

 

John has performed as trumpet soloist with the celebrated Kings of Swing band and has performed with such notables as Red Skelton and Burton Cummings, as well as the North York Symphony and the Etobicoke Symphony Orchestra.

 

In addition to his work with the North York Concert Band, John conducts the Etobicoke Community Concert Band and the Encore Symphonic Concert Band. His passionate sense ofcommunity, combined with his professionalism, have led the North York Concert Band to outstanding achievement.

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events

events

The band performs for the public on a regular basis, 2-3 times per year. 

 

Our most recent concert:

Spring Serenade

May 29 2025, 7:30pm

Cummer United Church

53 Cummer Avenue, North York

Suggested donation $20

support

support.

If you would like to support the NYCB by volunteering your time to help us run events, or to contribute financially, please contact us.


As a registered charity in the province of Ontario we provide tax receipts. We acknowledge our donors and sponsors at our concerts and below.

our sponsors

The Band wishes to acknowledge these individuals and organizations for sponsoring our 2025 season.

1 Password

www.1password.com

 

David Baskin

Baskin Wealth Management

416-969-9540

baskinwealthmanagement.com

 

Susan Baskin

 

Bicknell Mediation

www.bicknellmediation.ca

 

David Boldovich

www.boldfinancial.ca

 

Michael Cooper Photographic

www.coopershoot.com

 

Dr. Marc Di Nardo, Chiropractic

www.drmarcdinardo.com

​Frank and Stella Formosi

 

Sonny Goldstein CFP

Goldstein Financial Consultants

416-221-0060 or 1-800-661-0060

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Simon Leibovitz

 

M&S Design & Build

msprobuild.com

 

Mike Majeski REMAX

www.realestatelove.ca

 

New Horizons Music North York

416-721-2748

www.newhorizonsmusicnorthyork.ca

 

French Horn Section

North York Concert Band

 

One Imaging

oneimaginginc.com

 

Redbird Therapy Centre

www.redbirdtherapy.ca

 

Darlene Rites

Family Law and Mediation

www.riteslaw.ca

 

Steve and Rodeen Stein

 

Storia Photo Video Production

storiaphotovideo.com

 

Dr. Betty Rozendaal

Thornhill Naturopathic

905-707-2001

www.thornhillnaturopathic.ca

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