Volume 7 Issue 10 - July/August 2002

26 9:30am: Organ Recital. Jean-Pierre Leguay.
$16.KC
26 11 :15am: The Primadonna's Back. Mary Lou
Fallis. $16. CH
26 12:30: BargeMusic. Matapat. Free. AR
26 2:00: Organ 'Academy Masterclass #3.
Free. KC
26 2:00: Youth· The Jester's Music. Free. CH
26 4:30: Somers Lecture. Humour & Music.
Free. CH
26 11 :30pm: Music of. the Dark Divas. Phil
Nimmons Jazz Quartet & Ranee Lee. $ 20. CR
27 9:30am: Organ Recital. Jean-Pierre Leguay.
$16.KC
27 11 :15am: The Primadonna Does Shakespeare. ·
Mary Lou Fallis. $16. CH
27 12:30: BargeMusic. Matapat. Free. AR
27 2:00: Organ Academy Masterclass #4.
Free. KC
27 11 :30pm: Music of the Dark Divas. Phil
Nimmons Jazz Quartet & Ranee Lee.
. $20. CR
28 9:30am: Organ Recital._Jean-Pierre
Leguay. $16. KC
2811 :15am: The Primadonna's Back. Mary
Lou Fallis. $16. CH
2812:30: BargeMusic. Matapat. Free. AR
28 7:30: National Youth Orchestra of Canada.
Free.AP
29 2:00: Concert by Organ Masterclass Members.
Free. KC
29 7:30: Salute to America. Measure for Measure
Men's Chorus. Free. AP
3111 :15am: Young Artist Concert. Sarah Pratt,
violin. $16. CH
3112:30: BargeMusic. St. Marys Children's Choir.
Free. AR .
31 11 :30pm: Jarie Bunnett & Friends Jau Cabaret.
. $20. CR
August: .
O 19:30am: Piano & Cello Recital. CBC National
Young Performers. $16. CH
0111:15am:Canadian Brass. $16. CH
0112:30: BargeMusic: St. Marys Children's Choir.
Free. AR · .
0111 :30pm: Jane Bunnell & Friends Jazz Cabaret.
$20. CR
02 9:30am: Caliban Bassoon Quartet. $16. CH
02 11 :15am: Canadian Brass· Morning at the Opera.
$16. CH
0212:30: BargeMusic. St. Mary's Children's Choir.
Free. AR
02 2:00: Youth· with Caliban Quartet. Free. CH
02 4:30: Somers Lecture. TBA. Free. CH
02 11 :30pm: Jane Bun nett & Friends Jazz Cabaret.
$20. CR
03 9:30am: Royal City Saxophone Quartet.
$16. CH
03 11 :15am: Canadian Brass· Classical Jau.
$16. CH
03 12:30: BargeMusic. St. Marys Children's Choir.
Free.AR
03 2:00: Open Masterclass for Young Pianists with
Ian Parker. $16. CH
03 11 :30pm: Jane Bunnell & Friends Jau Cabaret.
$20. CR
04 9:30am: Paragon Harp Duo. $16. CH
04 11: 15am: Canadian Brass Encores. $16. CH
04 12:30: BargeMusic. St. Marys Children's Choir.
Free. AR
SYMPHONY
IN THE BARN
2 Miles Northeast o.1 Durham off Hwy 6
519-369-3741
www.silvaq.com/symphonybarn
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06 8:00: A Marvellous Party. Works of Noel
Coward, Tom Kneebone, Dinah Christie. $20.
07 2:00: Broadway and All That.Jazz. Windjammer
Swing Band; Dinah Christie; Harry Currie, conductor.
/ $20.
13 8:00: Bach: Partitas for solo violin. Emmanuel
Vukovich, violin. $20.
19 8:00: Works by Chopin, Rachmaninov, Ravel,
Schnittke, Mahler. Prosviet-Eurythmie ensemble
!dance & music). $20.
20 2:00: Prosviet·Trio. Worksby Rachmaninov,
Borodin, Arienski. $20.
20 8:00: See Jul 19.
21 2:00: From Vienna to Saugeen Country. Ernst
Dunshim, conductor. $35.
25-28 8:00: Gluck: Orpheus and Eurydice. Donna
Ellen T rifunovich, Robert De Vries, Jacqueline
Woodley, performers; A Cappella Chamber Choir.
$40.
28 2:00: See Jul 20, 2:00 .
August:
01·3 8:00: See Jul 25-28.
03 2:00: Brahms, Mendelssohn, Dvorak. Student
Ensemble, Juilliard School. $ 20.
THORNHILL
CHAMBER MUSIC INSTITUTE
Toronto Waldorf School, 9100 Bathurst St., Thornhill
905·7fl4.1924;www.tcmi.ca
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17 3:30: Faculty Concert: What is Chamber Music?
!Part 1 ). Duos, duets & trios
19 7:30: Canadian Heritage Concert: Fiddle Song.
Donald Maclellan & Ann Lederman, fiddles; Tom
Leighton, piano; Randy Kempf, bass
24 3:30: Faculty Concert: What is.Chamber Music?
!Part 2). Duos, duets & trios
25 3:30: Student concert
26 7: 15: Final Gala Concert of Students. Student
ensembles, choral presentations, new compositions,
Junque Orchestra
WESTBEN
ARTS FESTIVAL THEATRE
3 km NW of Campbellford on Country Road 30
705-653-5508: 877-883-5777;
www.W1!5tben.on.ca
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06 2:00: Schumann: Love in the Loft. Anita Krause,
meuo; Stephen Sitarski & Sophie Drouin, violins;
David Rose, viola; Thomas Wiebe, cello; Brian Finley,
piano. $10-$25.
07 2:00: See Jul 6.
09 7:00: Music of the Night. Stephen Sitarski, violin;
Brian Finley, piano. $10-$25.
13 2:00: Haydn in the Hay: Gr/phon Piano Trio.
$10-$25.
142:00:SeeJul 13.
16 7:00: Music of the Night. Kimberley Barber,
meuo; Brian Finley, piano."$10-$25.
20 2:00: Bellows & Brass in the Barn. Guy Few,
piano & trumpet; Alain Trude!, trombone; Joseph
Petric, accordion.$ l0-$25.
21 2:00: See Jul 20.
23 7:00: Music of the Night. Philip Thomson, piano.
~10-$25 .
26/27 7:00: Songs ofthe Silver Screen. Donna
Bennett, soprano; Kim Coulson, meu o; Mark
DuBois, tenor; Gary Relyea, baritone; Brian Finley,
piano. $10-$25.
27 /28 2:00: See Jul 26127.
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
WORKSHOPS, LECTURES, ETCETERA
ANNOUNCEMENTS
•July 1 7:00: Fl!Stival of the Sound.Annual
Canada Day Cruise. Aboard the Island Queen. Includes
performance by the Harvey Seigel Dixieland Band;
fireworks & sailpast of brightly-lit vessels.Town
Dock, 9 Bay Street. Parry Sound. 705-746-2410.
$25.
•July 2·6: New Adventures in Sound Art. Sign
Waves· Phase One. Exhibition of two interactive
media installations by multi-media artists Nicholas
Longstaff, David Eagle & Hope Lee with events
triggered by you the participant. Art System Gallery,
327 Spadina Ave .. 2nd floor. 416-542-1222. Free.
•July 2 6:00: Grand River Baroque Festival.
Bow Show with bow maker Trev or Ewert. John Aird
Building, Room 318, Wilfrid Laurier University. 519·
745-5853, 519-579·8564.
~July 5-7: Toronto Street Festival. 1200
performers; 10 stages along Yonge. 416-338-0338.
•July 6. 5:00: Grand River Baroque Festival.
An Italian Feast. Hot & cold Italian buffet in a rustic
setting, between 2:00 & 8:00 concerts. Buehlow
Barn, near Ayr, Ontario. 519-745-5853, 519-579·
8564. $30.
*July 12 & 13 7pm: Toronto Street Fiesta.
Toronto All·Star Big Band & The Serenaders; other
performers. College St. 416· 231-5695. Free.
•July 28: Brott Summer Music Festival 2002.
Strings in Summertime. High tea accompanied by
string arrangements of selections by Vivaldi, Bach,
Haydn, Joplin & others. Academy Chamber Players.
Rosseau Dining Lounge, Windermere. 905-525·
7664, 888475-9377. $30,$25.
*August 8 7:00:Toronto All-Star Big Band &
The Serenaders. Dancing Till Da.rk. Big Band show
& candlelit dancing featuring hits of the Swing Era.
Applewood Homestead, 450 The West Mall. 416·
. 231-5695.Free.
•August 17 1 :DO: New Adventures in Sound
Art Sound Travels: Toronto Island Soundwalk.
Offers a chance for audiences to learn new listening •
skills & to enhance their perceptions as they fpllow a
guided Soundwalk. Led by Wende Bartley. Centre
Island Ferry Dock !Island side). 416-542-1222. Free.
•August 17 -September 29: New Adventures
in Sound Art.Sign Waves · Phase Two. Features
Reservoir by Darren Copeland which asks
participants to provide sounds that are processed
through the underground water reservoirs at the old
Water Treatment facility; new installation piece by
Bentley Jarvis that is part of his series exploring
resonance; other sound presentations !live
performance Aug 173:00 · see daily listings).
Saturdays & Sundays, 1 ·5JX11. Chemistry Building,
Water Filtration Plant, Hanlan's Point, Toronto Island.
416-542-1222. Free.
*Choirs Ontario announces the Ruth Watson
Henderson Choral Composition Competition 2002,
for an SA TB work for mixed choir. Composers must
be Canadian citizens or landed immigrants.
Deadline: October 1, 2002. Info call 416·923·
1144. Application fee $20.
LECTURES
*September4 7:00: Lecture/discussion on
Demystifying Music lessons. Informative session,
co-sponsored by the Toronto Public Library, for all who
want tipsjideas about pursuing musical instruction.
For all ages. Speaker is Susan Spier of Creative
Strings. Annette Street Branch Library, 145 Annette
St.416-763-6310. Free.
MASTER CLASSES
•July 2 4:00: Grand River Baroque Festival.
Continua master class with Margaret ·Gay, Michael
· Jarvis & Carolyn Sinclair. Advanced amateurs, senior
students, pre-professional & professional players of
period & modern continua instruments are welcome
for coaching alone, in groups & on recitat~e. Buehlow
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