Volume 7 Issue 9 - June 2002

for Hol/Ywood! Bumhamthorpe Collegiate
Auditorium. See June 8.
- 2:00: Timothy Eaton Chamber Choir.
Heaven's High Paratfise. Estacio: Eulogies; Ager:
Wlldows (world premiere); a cappella works by
Bralms, Pany, Barber & Bruckner. Edward
Connel, conductor. T mothy Eaton Memorial
Church, 230 St. Clair West. 416·925·5977. $12.
- 2:30: Toronto Early Music Centre.
MusicaHy Speaking. Alexa Wing, soprano; Susan
Kieren, baroque oboe; Anna Chan, harpsichord.
Church of the Holy T rinitY, 10 Trinity Square.
416-966-1409. Free; donations gratefully
accepted.
- 3:00: Miko Kominami, piano. Rameau: La
Poole; Les Sauvages; L'Egyptienne; Beethoven:
Sonata Op.57 Appassionata; Liszt: Sonata in b.
Glenn Gould Studio, 250 Front St. West. 416·
205-5555. $10, $8.
- 3:00: Mooredale Youth Orchestra.
Kristine Bogyo, Clare Carbeny & Etsuko Kimura,
conductors. Rosedale Heights School. 711 Bloor
St. East.416·922·3714. $20,$15.
- 3:00: Toronto International Choral
. Festival. The Winnipeg Singers. Music by
Britten, Taverner, Part, Enns, MacMillan &
Chapman. Rudolph Schellenberg. conductor.
Church of St. Mary Magdalene, 477 Manning
Ave. 416-8724255. $25, student discount.
- 4:00: St Olave's Church. Les Trois Amis de
fOrgue. Music by Widor, Saint-Saens & Franck.
Gary Gray, organ. 360 Windermere. 416· 769·
5686. Contributions appreciated.
- 6:30: Raag·Mala Music Society of
Toronto. Classical Music Recital Prosenjit
Oeoghoria, vocal; Catherine Potter, flute; Prem
T iwari & Ravi Naimpally, tabla; Raya Bidaye,
harmonium & other performers. Medical
Sciences Auditorium, 1 King's College Circle ...
416-492· 7665. $16,$10 (members & st/sr
liscounts).
- 7:30: North Toronto Women's Chamber
Choir. Spring Mix. Concert for the whole family.
Anne Yardley, director; Beverly Lewis,
aCCOl!1lanist. Church of the Transfiguration, 111
Manor Rd. East. 416-425· 7562. $10,$5,.under
12free.
- 7:30: Toronto lnternational,Choral
Festival. Toronto Children's Chorus. Repertoire
from around the world. Jean Ashworth Bartle,
conductor. St. James' Cathedral, 65 Church St.
416-872-4255. $22, student discount.
Monday June 10
-12:15:MusicMondayslunchtime
Concert Series. Jim Oolmage, fiddler.
Selection of tunes with roots in the British Isles;
original Canadian compositions. Church of the
Holy Trinity, 10 Trinity Square. 416-598-4521.
Suggested donation $5.
- 7:30: Cantabile Chorale of York Region.
28th Anmml Strawbenies and Song. Robert
Richardson, director. Thornliill Presbyterian
Church, 271 Centre St. West. 905-731-8318.
$15, $12(sr/patrons), $6(chidren under 12).
- 7:30: Swedish Women's Educational
Association/Embassy of Sweden/Citizens
for the Old Town. M'lleJenny Lind's Brand
Concert. Merete Meyer, soprano; Maria
Ydreborg. piano. St. Lawrence Han, 159 King St.
East. 416-861-1793. $25 (includes reception).
- 8:00: Toronto International Choral
Festival. St. Michael's Choir School Mixed
program sung by massed choir of 150 voices. St.
Michael's Cathedral, 200 Church. 416-397·
5727. $20.
June 1 - July 7 2002
Tuesday June 11
- 1 :00: St. James' Cathedral. lunch Hour at
St James~ Annual Request Recital Christopher '
Dawes & P. John H. Stephenson, organists. 65
Church St. 416·364-7865 ext.224. Free.
- 7:00: BJCC-Suzuki, Koffler School of
Music. 15th Anniversary Celebration. Leah
Posluns Theatre, 4588 Bathurst St. 416·920·
3833.$5 . .
- 7:30: Cantabile Chorale of York Region.
28th Annual Strawberries and Song. Thornhill
Presbyterian Church. See June 10.
- 8:00: Festival Wind Orchestra. Summer
Serenade. Music of Gershwin; Folk Song Suite;
Hanover Festival; Montego Bay & more. Tracey
Wilkins, jazz vocals; Gennady Getter, conductor.
Fairview Library Theatre, 35 Fairview Mall
Drive.416-491· 1683. $10,$7.
- 8:00: Toronto International Choral
Festival. Hue/gas Ensemble. Music of the
Flemish Renais5ance. Paul Van Nevel, conductor.
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 73 Simcoe
St. 416-872-4255. $25, student di~count.
Wednesday June 12
- 12:30: Yorkminster Pafk Church.
Noonday Recital· Michael Bloss, organ. 1585
Yonge St. 416-922-1167. Free.
- 1 :00: Canadian Music Competitions.
Featuring 2002 CMC Ontario finalists. Arts &
Letters Club, 14 Elm St. 416-441-1335. Free.
- 2:00: Ontario Place. Grease. The musical.
Atlantis Theatre, 955 lakesqore Blvd. West.
416·872-1212. $25-$42. For complete run see
music theatre listings.
CONCERT LISTINGS - GT A
- 8:00: The Urge Collective. Trousseau·
True Nature. Interdisciplinary theatrical evening
with music, sound & dance. Factory Theatre
Mainspace, 125 Bathurst St. 416-504-9971.
$ 20. For complete run see music theatre
listings.
- 8:00: Toronto International Choral
Festival. Toronto Jewish Folk Choir. Jewish
music from the 11th to the 2Dth century. Esther
Ghan Firestone, conductor; Ben Steinberg. host.
Walter Hall, 80 Queen's Park. 416-872-4255.
$18, student discount.
- 8:00: Toronto Symphony Orchestra.
Weber: Overture to Oberon; Murphy: CBCfTSO
commission fqr harp & orchestra; Mussorgsky
(orch. Ravel): Pictures at an Exhibition; Innocent
Ear work. Judy Loman, harp; Gunther Herbig,
conductor. Massey Hall, 15 Shuter. 416-593·
4828. $26·$9Q. .
Thursday June 13
-12:10: St. Paul's Anglican Church.Doug
Schalin, organ. 227 Bloor St. East. 416-961 ·
8116."Free.
- 7:00: Brampton Folk Festival. Kick-off
Concert. Perfonnances by members of the
Brampton Folk Club. Gage Park, Brall1lton. 905·
796-9357. Free.
- 7:30: Opera Studio Vivace. Mozart: Cosi
fan T utte. Cheryl Campbell, Melanie Conly,
Penelope Cookson, Jon-Paul Decoss, Geoff
Keating & other performers; William Shookhoff,
music director. New Horizon Chapel, 1140 Bloor
St. West. 416-538-8506. $15. For complete run
see music theatre listings.
. - 8:00: Janet Catherine Dea, soprano/
Stuart Graham, baritone/ Brahm
Goldhamer, piano. Eros & Psyche. Famous
duets & arias from Haydn: The Creation;
Massenet: Thais; Donizetti: Lucia di
Lammennoor; Leoncavallo: Pagliacci & other
composers. The Stone Church, 45 Davenport Rd.
416-646-2121. $20.
...:. 8:00: Toronto International Choral
Festival. Esprit Orchestra/ Elmf!f lseler Singers.
Pauk: Poems of Ecstasy. Alex Pauk, conductor.
MacMillan Theatre, 80 Queen's Park. 416-872-
4255. *POSTPONED*
- 8:00: Toronto Symphony Orchestra.
Massey Hall. See June 12. ·
Friday June 14
- 7:00: Kekeli/Woodshed/Rodney
Pentland. African drumming & dancing; rhythm
& blues·& more. Herbie Kuhn, M.C. Mel Lastman
Square, 5100 Yonge St. 416:395· 7350. Free. In
support of brain injury awareness.
- 7:30: Collaborations: A Chamber Arts
Experience. CabarEH! Evening of jazz, story·
telling, cabaret songs & dance. Jean Stilwell,
mezzo; Andy Creeggan, piano/cDl!1loser; Robert
Glumbek, dancer; Tom Allen, story-teller; Jim
Vivian, bass & other performers; Valerie Kuinka,
artistic·director. du Maurier Theatre Centre, 231
Queen's Quay West. 416-484-9338.
- 8:00: JVC Jazz Festival. Heillig Manoeuvre
& Cedar Wahon Trio with guest Jackie Mclean.
Harbourfront Centre Concert ·stage, 235 Queens
Quay West. 416-973-3000. '
- 8:00: Toronto International Choral
Festival. AUmiinna SangeritNexus/T oronto
Children's Chorus. Orff: Cannina Burana; music
collaborations a Chamber arts experience
Valerie Kuinka, artistic director
presents
CABAREH.
"Kuinko's COLLABORATIONS is a series that well understands how to
thread the multidisciplinary loom" Paula CHron, The Globe and Mall
June 14th, 2002
7:30pm
duMaurier Theatre Centre
231 Queen's Quay West ,
Join CBC radio broadcaster Tom Allen.
mezzo soprano Jean Stilwell.
pianist Andy Creeggon. and dancer Robert Glumbek
in an evening of jazz and storytelling
Featuring the music of Andy Creeggan.
Kurt Weill. and Geoges Bizet
For furthe r information and to purchase tickets
please call 416-484-9338 or call the
duMaurier Theatre Centre box office ay
' 416-973-4000
please visit our website at www.collabarts.com
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