Join us for an unforgettable evening of world music as Boris and Rebecca Sichon bring their distinct musical voices together on one stage. From Boris's rare collection of ethnic instruments and decades of international performance to Rebecca's soulful, emotionally rich songwriting, this concert celebrates a shared passion for music across cultures and generations. Don't miss this rare opportunity to experience two remarkable artists in an intimate live setting.
Boris Sichon:
Boris Sichon is a Ukrainian-born multi-instrumentalist, composer, educator, and actor whose international career spans Europe, the Middle East, and North America. After studying percussion at the St. Petersburg Academy of Music and performing with the St. Petersburg Symphony Orchestra, he went on to work with the Jewish Chamber Musical Theatre in Moscow and the Russian National Folkloric Band, touring more than 25 countries across five continents. His career has included collaborations with France’s Footsbarn Travelling Theatre, Israel’s Habima National Theatre, and the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance, where he taught and composed for film and theatre. Since immigrating to Canada in 2004, Boris has performed at major folk festivals across the country and collaborated with artists including Yungchen Lhamo, Jerry Douglas, Pavlo, and Uzume Taiko. He was nominated for a Jessie Award for Outstanding Sound Design/Original Composition for Helen’s Necklace (Pi Theatre). An avid collector and researcher of world music traditions, Boris has assembled a unique collection of more than 200 rare ethnic musical instruments gathered during his travels around the globe.
Rebecca Sichon:
WCMA R&B Artist of the Year Nominee (2025) and Vancouver-based singer-songwriter Rebecca Sichon (pronounced SEA-shon) blends R&B, soul, and jazz with a voice known for its depth, control, and emotional honesty. Inspired by artists like Yebba and Amy Winehouse, her music explores vulnerability, empathy, and the human experience. A dynamic live performer, Sichon has played over 250 stages globally, including Winnipeg Folk Festival, New Skool Rules, and Nest Fest, where she opened for Ruby Waters. She has performed at 34 Sofar Sounds events worldwide, showcased at NXNE, and appeared at Massey Hall as part of Honey Jam's 30th anniversary celebration. Raised in a musical household, Sichon grew up immersed in jazz, soul, and improvisation. Her music has been featured on CBC Radio, Apple Music's Soul Revival playlist, and Pandora's Rhythm and Brew playlist. With over 500,000 streams across platforms and press support from EARMILK, she continues to establish herself as a compelling voice in Canada's modern soul scene.
Boris Sichon:
Boris Sichon is a Ukrainian-born multi-instrumentalist, composer, educator, and actor whose international career spans Europe, the Middle East, and North America. After studying percussion at the St. Petersburg Academy of Music and performing with the St. Petersburg Symphony Orchestra, he went on to work with the Jewish Chamber Musical Theatre in Moscow and the Russian National Folkloric Band, touring more than 25 countries across five continents. His career has included collaborations with France’s Footsbarn Travelling Theatre, Israel’s Habima National Theatre, and the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance, where he taught and composed for film and theatre. Since immigrating to Canada in 2004, Boris has performed at major folk festivals across the country and collaborated with artists including Yungchen Lhamo, Jerry Douglas, Pavlo, and Uzume Taiko. He was nominated for a Jessie Award for Outstanding Sound Design/Original Composition for Helen’s Necklace (Pi Theatre). An avid collector and researcher of world music traditions, Boris has assembled a unique collection of more than 200 rare ethnic musical instruments gathered during his travels around the globe.
Rebecca Sichon:
WCMA R&B Artist of the Year Nominee (2025) and Vancouver-based singer-songwriter Rebecca Sichon (pronounced SEA-shon) blends R&B, soul, and jazz with a voice known for its depth, control, and emotional honesty. Inspired by artists like Yebba and Amy Winehouse, her music explores vulnerability, empathy, and the human experience. A dynamic live performer, Sichon has played over 250 stages globally, including Winnipeg Folk Festival, New Skool Rules, and Nest Fest, where she opened for Ruby Waters. She has performed at 34 Sofar Sounds events worldwide, showcased at NXNE, and appeared at Massey Hall as part of Honey Jam's 30th anniversary celebration. Raised in a musical household, Sichon grew up immersed in jazz, soul, and improvisation. Her music has been featured on CBC Radio, Apple Music's Soul Revival playlist, and Pandora's Rhythm and Brew playlist. With over 500,000 streams across platforms and press support from EARMILK, she continues to establish herself as a compelling voice in Canada's modern soul scene.