Described as “genre-bending” by the National Post, and “intrepid” by the Globe and Mail, Mark Fewer has performed around the world to critical acclaim in virtually every role asked of a violinist - and then some. 

His regular musical diet includes performances from the early baroque to the avant-garde, with recent performances as soloist with groups as wide-ranging as the Melbourne Symphony (Australia), the Fodens-Richardson Brass Band (UK), the Zapp Quartet (Amsterdam), and the McGill Percussion Ensemble (Canada). He is also a dedicated chamber musician, jazz violinist, artistic director, and teacher.

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Concerts you won’t want to miss

Spring has sprung and so has live music. After two long years of covid, it’s exciting to be moving from the recording studio back to live performances and engaging with audiences again. Here are some of my upcoming concert highlights.

The Complete Brandenburg Concerti start off the return, with the cycle being presented both at Toronto's Kingston Road United Church and Walter Hall at the Faculty of Music, University of Toronto. A return engagement in Ottawa will see performances of Rossini's Sonate a Quattro (now nominated for best classical album at the East Coast Music Awards); concerto appearances in Niagara, Colorado Springs, Las Vegas and Owen Sound, recitals in Colorado and California...back to the usual mixed bag! Here's hoping I can see friends that I've not had the chance to connect with for too long!

For more details, please check out my concert page.

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