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Presenting ...... FlashF orward<br />
OUR MEMBERS' LOOK<br />
AT THE SEASON AHEAD<br />
.Parts I, II, and Ill of FlashForward (Sept, Oct and Nov)<br />
featured profiles by the 91 music providers that a're<br />
currently WholeNote members (See list below.) For copies<br />
D ?' ·ss<br />
I<br />
I<br />
of any or all of these profiles, or to inquire about the<br />
benefits of member.ship, contact Allan Pulker at 416 406-<br />
6758. '<br />
In this fourth and final installment of "FiashForward" we<br />
extend a warm WholeNote welcome to our last four<br />
members for <strong>1998</strong>: The Sanderson Centre; Bell' Arte<br />
Singers; Pax Christi Chorale; and the Mississauga Choral<br />
Society.<br />
~EPTEMBER<br />
•Ald~burgh Connection<br />
leAH The King's Voices<br />
!-Amadeus Choir<br />
1-Amad~us Ensemble<br />
ieAmici<br />
ieArbor Oak Trio<br />
I-Bach Children's<br />
Chorus<br />
!-Canadian Children's<br />
Opera Chorus<br />
•Canadian Music<br />
Centre<br />
!-Canadian Singers<br />
!-Cathedral Bluffs<br />
Symphony Orchestra<br />
•Centuries Opera<br />
Association<br />
•Dance Oremus Danse<br />
!-Distinguished Artists<br />
Concert Series<br />
ieDUO<br />
l-East York Choir<br />
ieElmer Iseler Singers<br />
~Esprit Orchestra<br />
1-Etobicoke Community<br />
Concert Band<br />
!-Gilpin Enterprises<br />
!-Glenn Gould Studio<br />
!-Great Romantics<br />
FestivSl<br />
leGryphon Trio<br />
•High Park Girls' Choir and<br />
jHigh Park Boys' Choir<br />
!-Kiwanis Music Festival of<br />
preater Toronto<br />
!-Koffler Centre of the Arts<br />
1-Mississauga Symphony<br />
•Mooredale Concerts<br />
•Mozart Society<br />
•Music at Metropolitan<br />
!-Music Toronto<br />
•Music Umbrella<br />
• Nathaniel Dett<br />
Chorale<br />
•New Hamilton Orchestra<br />
Corporation<br />
•North Toronto<br />
Institute of M·usic<br />
•Oakville Centre for the<br />
Performing Arts<br />
!-Off Centre Music Series<br />
!-Ontario Folk Harp Society<br />
!-Opera Anonymous<br />
!-Orchestra Toronto<br />
•Orchestras Canada<br />
•Organ Alternatives<br />
•Orpheus Choir of Toronto<br />
•Performance Without Fear<br />
iePeros Music Inc:<br />
!-Polish Canadian<br />
Society of Music<br />
•proVOCE Studios<br />
Riverdale Concert Society<br />
•Roy Thomson & Massey Hall<br />
ieShevchenko Musical Ensemble<br />
•Sine Nomine<br />
Ensemble<br />
• Soundstreams<br />
•Tafelmusik<br />
•Toronto Children's<br />
Chorus<br />
•Toronto Classical<br />
Singers, The<br />
•Toronto Early Music<br />
-Centre<br />
•Toronto Symphony<br />
Orchestra<br />
•Toronto Tabla<br />
Ensemble<br />
•University of Toronto<br />
Opera Division<br />
•University Settlement<br />
Music & Arts Scho~l<br />
•Victoria Scholars '<br />
•Women's Musical<br />
Club of Toronto<br />
•Yip's Children's Choir<br />
(Canada)<br />
OCTOBER<br />
•Amati Quartet<br />
•Baroque Music by the Grange<br />
•belladonna<br />
•CAMMAC (Canadian Amateur<br />
Musicians/Musiciens amateurs<br />
du Canada)<br />
•Canadian Music Competitions<br />
(Ontario) Inc.<br />
•Christ Cl}urch, Deer Park<br />
•Duo L'Intemporel<br />
•Les AMiS<br />
•Music at Willowdale<br />
•Music Matrix<br />
•North York Suzuki<br />
School of Music<br />
•Ontario Registe~ed Music<br />
Teachers' Association<br />
(ORMTA)<br />
•Opera In Concert<br />
•Scarborough Philharmonic<br />
•Toronto Camerata<br />
•Toronto Consort<br />
•Toronto Operetta Theatre<br />
•Toronto Senior Strings<br />
•VocalPoint Chamber Choir<br />
NOVEMBER<br />
•ZebraSchvungK<br />
•Music& Viva & Friends<br />
•Hannaford Street Silver Band<br />
•Evergreen Club Contemporary<br />
Gamel an<br />
•Toronto Youth Wind Orchestra<br />
•D.G. Concert Productions<br />
•Voices<br />
•Vesnivka Choir<br />
• Associates of the TSO<br />
•Continuum<br />
•Opera York<br />
•Toronto Welsh<br />
Male Voice Choir<br />
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THE BELL'ARTE SINGERS<br />
Founded in May 1988 by Lee Willingham and a group of '<br />
dedicated colleagues, this little chamber choir has grown into a<br />
fine ensemble of 45-50 singers with an established following· of<br />
subscribers. Along with guest appearances and broadcasts, the<br />
Bell' Arte Singers present three concerts annually.<br />
This season features Mozart's Great ~ass inC Minor and The<br />
Solemn Vespers, Saturday, February 27, and a springtime frolic<br />
entitled The Language of Spring, Saturday, May 8, both at<br />
Yorkminster Park Baptist Church. For tickets and information<br />
phone 416-699-5879. , '<br />
Lee Willingham teaches at OISE at the University of Toronto.<br />
Prior to that he was Curriculum Coordinator of Music for the<br />
Scarborough Board of Education. He also guest-conducts a<br />
variety of choi:al and orchestral groups, and appears frequently as<br />
an adjudicator' and clinician. . _<br />
Ian Sadler has been the Bell'Arte Singers' accompanist since<br />
the choir's inception, joining them on three recordings: A Childe<br />
is Born; A Sacred Concert; and Awake, my Heart!, featuring new<br />
Canadian works by Ruth Watson Henderson, Imant Raminsh, and<br />
others. ·<br />
A new Christmas release entitled Hope is a Star is available<br />
this Christmas, produced under the auspices of the United<br />
Church of Canada.<br />
MISSISSAUGA CHORAL SOCIETY<br />
Artistic Director: Chrys A. Bentley<br />
General Manager: Jean Vahramia<br />
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 74530, 1150 Lome Park Road,<br />
Mississauga, ON L5H 3A5<br />
Phone: 905-278-7059<br />
Box office: 905-306-6000<br />
Now in its 24th season, the Mississauga Choral Society is west<br />
Toronto's premier choral group, and is the choir-in-residence in<br />
Hammerson Hall at the Living Arts Centre in Mississauga.<br />
Chrys A. Bentley directs the 90-voice ensemble with a<br />
professional core of singers and resident chamber orchestra, The<br />
Sinfony Players. .<br />
The choir performs major choral repertoire of the 16th to 20th<br />
centuries, and also actively commissions new Canadian works.<br />
The <strong>1998</strong>-99 season includes two performances of Messiah<br />
(Handel), St. John Passion (J.S. Bach), The Creation (F. J.<br />
Haydn), and a presentation of the Vancouver Chamber Choir.<br />
MCS has abo been engaged to perform with the Toronto ·<br />
Symphony in Roy Thompson Hall for four concerts in February<br />
<strong>1999</strong>, and a Family Christmas Pops concert with the Mississauga<br />
Symphony. Membership is by audition.<br />
PAX CHRISTl CHORALE<br />
Pax Christi Chorale, an 87-member community choir, was<br />
founded 11 years ago by a group of Toronto Mennonites. The<br />
choir builds on the rich Mennonite tradition of four-part singing.<br />
Pax Christi's most recent concert was a performance of<br />
Mendelssohn's Elijah, with Daniel Lichti,, the · Continues<br />
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