Previous events

Due to the recent passing of Ron's father this event is being cancelled. Best wishes to everyone for the holiday season.

Richmond Hill United Church Chancel Choir is privileged and honoured to be presenting a delightful evening, “A Winter Fantasy”, with Liona Boyd in concert with Andrew Dolson guitar and special guest Grammy nominated flutist Ron Korb.

A Winter Fantasy Liona Boyd in concert with guitarist Andrew Dolson. Grammy nominated flautist Ron Korb will be a special guests along with the Mississauga Children's Choir

GATHERING is a multi-disciplinary celebration of the performing arts. Day and weekend passes are available.

On Friday, Nov. 17 Music performances by: Hilario Duran, Art of Time Ensemble, Cécile Doo-Kingué, On Saturday, Nov. 18 Musical performance by the Ron Korb Quintet with dance performances with: Margie Gillis, Fides Krucker, Heidi Strauss, Hanna Kiel, and Tessa Kuz. Ron Korb's group will feature: Ron Korb -flutes, Xiaoqiu Lin - Erhu, Bill Evans- piano, Steve Lucas - bass and Larry Crowe - drums and percusssion

Six contest finalists will compete with one another while performing with the Vancouver Metropolitan Orchestra in this special singing event. Ron will join the orchestra as a guest performer to showcase popular songs from China, Japan and Korea as well as Ron's original compositions, paired with videos that highlight the beautiful scenery of these three countries. This is sure to deliver an unforgettable evening of incredible music and breathtaking visuals.

ROM MEMBERS ONLY EVENT by Japan National Tourism Organization. This event is sold out.

This is a private event and by invitation only.

The Hiroshima Day Coalition is organizing the 72nd commemoration of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki at the Toronto City Hall Peace Garden on August 6. The theme of the commemoration is “Humanity First: Ban the Bomb!” The keynote speaker will be the Hon. Douglas Roche, former Senator, MP, and Canadian Ambassador for Disarmament. Mayor John Tory will issue his Hiroshima Day Proclamation and the atom-bomb survivor Setsuko Thurlow will read excerpts from the city of Hiroshima and Nagasaki Peace Declarations. The annual peace commemoration begins at 6:30 pm with live music by the Isshin Daiko Musical Ensemble and Grammy-nominated flutist Ron Korb. The Pax Christi Chorale and the political satirical group, the Raging Grannies, will also perform. At the close of the commemoration, Ron Korb will lead the audience to a lantern ceremony in the city hall reflecting pool. Community information tables and Origami paper crane and lantern making will begin at 4:30 pm. From August 3 to 9, the Hiroshima Nagasaki Day Coalition will also be holding a large exhibit of paintings by survivors and photographs of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombings inside the Toronto City Hall Rotunda, 100 Queen St. W.

Ron Korb will be joining Grammy Winner Ricky Kej at a special performance in British Columbia. Details to follow

Grammy Award nominee and Global Music Awards “Best of Show” winner Ron Korb is the first internationally renowned flute virtuoso mastering both Western and Eastern flutes. Creating a mosaic of Pan-Asian, Celtic, Jazz and Latin influences, his music, both fiery and sublime, embodies the rich Asian heritage from his upbringing and experiences of his travels. That combined with his amazing virtuosity on his exotic woodwind collection, captivating storytelling and irresistible global rhythms from his band will make this an exceptional evening for all music lovers!

Ron represented Canada at the China Shanghai International Arts Festival with his unique brand of melodic world music and his sold out concerts were voted the audience choice by the fans.

Cash bar and concessions available. Ticket price includes HST and service charge. Doors open at 6:30pm.

Grammy nominee, multiple award winner, internationally renowned flautist, and great entertainer Ron Korb returns to St. Paul’s on Saturday, May 13th at 7:00 pm. Ron will be joined by Aidan Mason – guitar, Wendy Solomon – cello, and Xiaoqiu Lin – erhu. Tickets are only $25.00 and are available through the church office at 905-853-7285 or after Sunday services. He promises that it will be different from his previous shows at St. Paul’s.

Ron never fails to delight an audience with his stirring original musical compositions, interesting and entertaining stories, and his spellbinding abilities to perform on any of his collection of over 250 flutes from around the world! With over thirty CDs released on various labels, and over 25 very successful international tours to his credit, he has a huge world-wide following of fans.

Also joining us for the first time at St. Paul’s will be Xiaoqiu Lin playing the erhu –also known in the West as the “Chinese Violin or Chinese two-string fiddle”, which is a two-stringed bowed musical instrument. It can be played as a solo instrument as well as in small ensembles and large orchestras. The history of Erhu can be tracked back to the instrument introduced into China more than a thousand years ago.

Don’t miss this unique and entertaining concert!

May 6th High Notes Gala for Mental Health featuring Dan Hill, Comedienne Luba Goy, Ballet Jorgen, flutist Ron Korb, Child Psychiatrist Dr. Adam Enchin, pianist Robert Kortgaard, Bill MacPhee

We can think of no better way to beat the winter blues than to have a Ceilidh. Our Celtic ‘music party’ will include music that will have your toes tapping and your feet stomping. 2016 Grammy music award nominee and Canadian flute virtuoso Ron Korb will be joined by Northumberland County’s own Clan Hannigan and the NOC choir and orchestra in this spirited evening of music and song!

Grammy® Award nominee and Global Music Awards “Best of Show” winner RON KORB will be headlining a special VIP Gala Concert at The Westin Prince Hotel Saturday June 25th in support of Sick Kids. This event includes gourmet dinner of Western and Asian favorites prepared by the chefs of the Prince Hotel. Tickets are $110 to $130 and are available at 647 871 8949.

A Pan-Asian event celebrating Asian Heritage Month. Performers include Ka Nin Chan, Wen Zhao, Ron Korb, and Alice Ho (piano)