February 13, 2026
Divertimento Orchestra Present’s
8:00 pm - 10:00 pm
207 Woodroffe Ave.
About Event
Love in Many Forms explores how music can express different kinds of love – from lighthearted and joyful to tender, dramatic, and deeply passionate. Through lively dances, sweeping melodies, and powerful moments of emotion, this concert captures love as excitement, longing, celebration, and heartbreak. Join Divertimento Orchestra for a show that brings these many feelings to life through music.
Hosted by Divertimento Orchestra
Since 1984, Divertimento Orchestra has been enabling amateur musicians of all ages and of all backgrounds to share their love of music with the population of Ottawa. This symphony orchestra presents three programs per season, playing each one twice. Our varied and lively repertoire, ranging from Johannes Brahms to John Williams, enchants adults and children alike. We look forward to seeing you at our next concert and having the pleasure of sharing a wonderful musical evening with you!
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