15/10/2026
Meet the MADOC QUARTET! Next up is violist, SARAH DE NIVERVILLE:
Canadian-American violist Sarah de Niverville performs throughout Ontario, and has been a core member of the Niagara Symphony Orchestra since 2018. Prior to pursuing graduate studies in Victoria, British Columbia, Sarah held a position with Symphony New Brunswick during their 2013-14 season. In addition to performing with the Niagara Symphony, Sarah maintains a busy freelancing career, having played as guest Principal Viola with the Ontario Pops Orchestra and the Southern Ontario Lyric Opera, and also appearing as a section player with the Esprit Orchestra, Sinfonia Toronto, the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony, the TO Live Orchestra, Toronto Operetta Theatre, London Symphonia, the Windsor Symphony Orchestra, the Casa Loma Symphony, Opera York, the Ontario Philharmonic, the Toronto Sinfonietta, the Toronto Arab Orchestra, the Kingston Symphony Orchestra, the Peterborough Symphony Orchestra, the Timmins Symphony Orchestra, the North Bay Symphony Orchestra, the Sudbury Symphony Orchestra, the Guelph Symphony Orchestra, and the Galiano Ensemble of Victoria. She was a four-time member of the National Youth Orchestra of Canada between 2013 and 2016, acting as Co-Principal Viola for three summers.
Although based in Canada, Sarah has also performed in the United States, Portugal, Germany, Austria, Denmark, Norway, Iceland, China and Italy. Outside of classical music, Sarah has shared the stage with Michael Bublé, Josh Groban and Sarah Slean, and was a guest musician on OKAN’s Juno Award-winning album, Okantomi. Additionally, she has appeared as a featured musician extra on an episode of CBC’s Murdoch Mysteries.
Come see Sarah and the rest of the Madoc Quartet this month as part of the 2026 ALL TERRAIN TOUR!
PLACE: Hazzards Corners Church,
3080 Queensborough Road K0K 2K0
DATE: Saturday, October 31
TIME: 2-3:30 pm
Admission is FREE!
Donations welcome.
Keep an eye on https://qscmusic.com/events/ for additional ALL TERRAIN TOUR events coming up soon!
Photo credit: Ana Varona