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20 !''!Music illl Theatre Listings AT&T Centre for the Performing Arts. Phantom of, the Opera. Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber; Harold Prince, director. Unlimited run. Pantages Theatre, 244 Victoria. 872-2222. $50.50 to $92. Autumn Leaf Performance. Down Here on Earth. Opera for 5 prepared electric guitars & human voice. Rainer Wiens, composer; Richard Armstrong, Fides Krucker & Susanna Hood, performers; Thorn Sokoloski, director. March 19: 1 :30 & 8:00; March 20: 8:00. du Maurier Theatre Centre, 231 Queen's Quay West. 973-4000. $21.50,$15.50 (matinee); $16 to $24.50 (evenings). Canadian Opera Company. Verdi: II Trovatore. In Italian with English surtitles. Richard Margison, Evgenij Dmitriev, Eva Urbanova, singers; Nicholas Muni, directqr; Richard Buckley, conductor. Begins April 6: 7:00. 6:15: Pre-performance discussion. Hummingbird Centre for Jeanne Lamon, continued from page 1 9 the 20th century, so people call it contemporary music with a contemporary aesthetic. Some groups are really into the contemporary part of it, there's a btmch of groups that fit into that category. Titen there's a btmch of groups that are really very authentic, and very into authenticity, and will argue every little dot to death. Tile danger with those groups is that it can sowtd a bit dry sometimes in a performance, like a musewn piece, which is also not the point. WholeNote: And Tafelmusik? Lamon: Tafelmusik definitely falls smack in the middle. I think it is very important that it feels alive, and that the musicians feel if they want to do something new and different they have the space to.do so, that it's OK and audiences want to hear it, and it's not against the spirit of the music. On the other hand, I'm not willing to go so far that the composer would have been horrified by it.. the Performing Arts, 1 Front St. East. 872-2262. $15 to $130. Civic Light Opera Company. Lerner & Loewe: Camelot/ Rodgers & Hart: A Connecticut Yankee. In concert. Joe Cascone, director. March 4 to 6: 8:00; March 7: 2:00. York Woods Library Theatre, 1 785 Finch Ave. West. 421-1267.$8 to $12.50. Dance Oremus Danse. LAVABO 1999: A Spring Cleaning For The Soul. Interdisciplinary dance drama with music by Franck, Brahms, Chopin, Schubert & Wagner/Liszt. Paul Jenkins, piano & organ; D.J. Clary, piano; Jenny Buckley, flute; Estelle Magowan, mezzo soprano; Jeanne Bresciani, dance soloist; Paul James Dwyer, solo dance/ artistic director. March 23: 8:00. George Weston Recital Hall, 5040 Yonge St. 870-8000. $20,$15 (group rates). Dancemakers/ARRAYMUSIC. Chemin de ronde. Collaboration of contemporary dance & . instrumental and electroacoustic music. Michael J. Baker, Henry Kucharzyk, Linda C. Smith, Jean Fran9ois Estager, James Giroudon & Pierre Alain Jaffrennou, composers. Begins April 7: 8:00. du Maurier WholeNote: How does music of the classical period figure in your rppertoire? Lamon: It's our instruments that make the difference. We just this weekend perfonried a program of Beethoven and Mozart. We did Beethoven's First Symphony, mtd people kept saying, "I had no idea that was such an exciting ; piece!" Well, it's not because we play it fast, or something like that. It's also not because we sit on the edge of our chairs. I think it's because when a modem orchestra plays Beethoven on their modem instruments, they're using just a small amount of their instruments' capacities. Titey're not playing very loud, because - it's very hard to describe- it feels like something delicate and precious, that they have to be careful not to over play. You mustn't play this as if it was Wagner, you mustn't use· too much vibrato, you mustn't play too legato .. . When.it was written, however, he was very fmstrated with the instmments. Titey weren't loud or harsh enough so he wrote very strong Theatre Centre, 231 Queen's Quay West. 973-4000. $20 to $34. Dummies Theatre. Go Weast. Multimedia. March 2- ?: 8:00; March 7: 3:00. Music Gallery, 179 Richmo~d St. West. 204- 1080. $1.5,$10. Ellington Centennial Celebration. Hit Me with a Hot Note/ Duke Ellington song and dance event. Marilyn McCoo & Billy Davis Jr.; cast of Broadway performers; jazz band. March 1 0: 2:00 & 8:00. Hummingbird Centre for the Performing Arts, 1 Front St. East. 872-2262. $29-$59, (seniors' discount). Encore Entertainment. Anne of Green Gables. Music by Norman Campbell; lyrics by Donald Harron & Norman Campbell. March 18, 19, 20, 25,. 26 & 27: 8:00; March 21 & 28: 2:00. City Playhouse, 1 000 New Westminster Drive. 733- 0558. $20. Feast of Fools Theatre. Cabaret of Fools: Cabaret ala,carte. March 5 & 6: 8:30. Village Playhouse, 2190 Bloor St. West. 231 -31 31 . $1 0. Ford Centre for the Performing Arts. Canadian Opera Company dynamic markings. (By then they were starting to catch on that you had to write it in!) Tite result is when you play it on our instruments, you are pushing the limits of the instrument absolutely. You're pushing them so much that the music can never sound precious and small and held back. Titat's the last thing Beethoven should sound like. WholeNote:. Has your work on the classical repertoire changed . your interpretation of baroque music? Lamon: No, but if you are used to doing baroque niusic and then you start doing classical music you see classical as imtovative and new and different and n'lote modem and exciting. Come to Mozart from Strauss tone poems and it will seem old and, again, a little bit precious. But when you're playing on the original instruments this is modem music! We're mal-ing it into contemporary music. I mean, that's how I look at it. WholeNote: How do you prepare for a season? Orchestra with Eva Urbanova, soprano. Richard Bradshaw, conductor. March 30: 8:00, George Weston Recital Hall, 5040 Yonge St. 870-000. $43 to $65. . Living Arts Centre Mississauga. Cirque E/oize: Excentricus. Acrobats, jugglers, clowns, aerial artists & musicians. March 1 6 - 21. Tuesday- Friday: 8:00; Saturday: 1 2:00 noon; Sunday: 2:00 & 7:00~ Hammerson Hall, 4141 Living Arts Drive. 905- 306-6000. $45,$35. Markham Youth Theatre. Jesus Christ Superstar. In Concert. Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber; lyrics by Tim Rice .. 30-piece onstage orchestra; mass choir; vocalists; Bj Everhart, music director. April 3: 8:00. Markham Theatre for Performing Arts, 171 Town Centre Blvd. 905- 305-7469. $15. Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts. The Fantasticks. Music by Harvey Schmidt; book & lyrics by Tom Jones. March 18, 19, 20, 24, 25, 26 & 27: 8:00. 1 30 Navy St. Oakville. 905- 815-2021.$18. Opera Atelier. Handel: La Resurrezione (The 'Resurrection}. Sung in Italian. Orchestra on original instruments; Jeanne Lamon, leader; David Fallis, conductor. March 31 to April 3: 8 :00. Jane Mallett Theatre, 27 Front St. East. 366-7723. $39.50 to $62. Opera in Concert. Floyd: Susannah. Sung in English. Sally Dibblee, Jennifer Chamandy, Anthony Flynn, Robert Martin Reid, Steven Horst & other singers; John Greer, m~sic director; Opera in Concert Chorus, Robert Cooper, conductor. March 27: 8:00; March 28: 2:00. Backgrounder with host lain Scott 45 minutes prior to· each performance. Jane Mallett Theatre, 27 Front St. East. 366-7723. $28,$22. Opera Mississauga. Opera Stars. Operatic arias, duets, overtures & choruses. International operatic stars; Dwight Bennett, conductor. March 10 - 13: 8:00. Hammerson Hall, 4141 Living Arts Drive. 905- 306.-6000. $1 25 (gala); $15 to $80. Royal Conservatory of Music. Glenn Gould Professional School Opera Workshop. March 20 & 22: 8:00. Ettore Mazzoleni Concert Hall, 273 Bloor St. W. 408-2824 ext.321. $5,$3. TORONTO's ONLY COMPREHENSIVE CLASSICAL & CONTEMPORARY CONcERT LISTING SOuRCE
Sanderson Centre for the Performing Ar-ts. Schoolhouse Rock- Live/ March 3: 1:30 & 7:00. 88 Dalhousie Street, Brantford. 1-800-265-071 0. $15. Sanderson Centre for the Performing Arts/Wilfrid Laurier University. [ul/y/Quinauft: Thesee. Baroque opera. Students of the school of choral studies, WLU; La Belle Dense; orchestra on period instruments. March 23: 8:00. 88 Dalhousie St. Brentford. 1-800-265-0710. $15,$12.50. & choruses from famous operas & ,operettas. King a Mitrowska, soprano; Mark DuBois, tenor; Ryerson's' Oakham House Choir; Matthew Jaskiewicz, conductor. March 7: '7:00. George Weston Recital Hall, 5040 Yonge St. 763-8746. $22 to $28. University of Toronto Faculty of Music. Poulenc: Dialogues des Carmelites. Stephen Ralls, conductor; Michael Patrick Albano, director. March 5' & 6, 12 & 13: 8:00. MacMillan Theatre, 80 Queen's Park. 978- 3744. $20,$15. UNIVERSITYatTORONTO Tivoli Renaissance Project. Jesus Christ Superstar. Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber; lyrics by Tim Rice. April 1 & 3: 8:00. To April 1 7. 1 08 James St. North, Hamilton. 905-777- 9777. $20,$18. Toronto Opera Repertoire. Opera Excerpts. Scenes from Carmen, Magic Flute, Norma & Werther. Giuseppe Macina, artistic director. March 10 & 11: 8:00. Central Technical Theatre, 725 Bathurst. 698-9572. Free (donations welcome). Toronto Sinfonietta. In the Mood. for Love. Arias, ensembles Winter G.arden Theatre. Jacques Brei is Alive and Well & Living in Paris. Michael Burgess, Susan Henley, Jeff Hyslop & Louise Pitre, performers. Begins April 5: 8:00; limited 3-week run. 189 Yonge St. 872-5555. $35 to $65' (group rates). Young People's Theatre. The Nutmeg Princess. Book & music . by Richardo Keens-Douglas.; Maja Ardal, director. Musical for ages 6 & up. Preview March 6: 2:00; continues to May 2. 1 65 Front St. East. 862-2222. $25,$22. university of toronto faculty of music opera division presents Wind Symphony and Concert Band Bernstein's Symphonic Dances from West Side Story and Prelude, Fugue and Riffs for Solo Clarinet and Jazz Ensemble, and other works. U ofT Chamber Orchestra Gala Concert with conductor David Zafer and guest conductor/ soloist Jose Luis Garcia in works by Mozart, Dvorak and Stravinsky. Choral Conducting Recital STEPHEN RALLS conductor MICHAEl PATRICK ALBANO director FRED PERRUZ.ZA lighting/set designer fri & sat- march 5 & 6, 1999 at 8 pm fri & sat- march 12 & 13, 1999 at 8 pm macmillan theatre $20/15 box office: 4·16-978-3744 I Student Composers with Jazz Ensembles ·I FACULTY of MUSIC I Walter Hall and MacMillan Theatre are located in the Edward Johnson Building ' 1 at 80 Queen's Park, directly behind the Children's Own Museum. For more information please call (416) 978-3744. ToRONTo's ONLY COMPREHENSIVE CLASSICAL & CONTEMPORARY CONCERT LISTING SOURCE
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