Volume 8 Issue 7 - April 2003

software, recording and
performance facilities. Teaching,
rehearsal, study, and
performance spaces are all
equipped with high-speed internet
connections for every student.
Starting in September 2003, a
course in Instrumentation will be
offered to 3rd-year composition,
education, and technology
students. Traditionally, this
course would be taught using a
combination of textbook
explanations of instrumental
techniques and a study of scores
arid recordings that feature these
techniques.
The Arraymusic web-based
instrumentation tutorials will add
a new dimension to the course.
The tutorials provide specific
information on a particular
instrument's scoring ·
considerations and possibilities
while providing a demonstration
of various traditienal and
extended playing techniques.
The website also allows Acadia
students to have instant access to
some of Canada's best
performers of contemporary
music as they demonstrate the
possibilities of their instruments.
One example: inviting Rebecca
van der Post to rural Nova Scotia
to lecture on composing for the
violin would be completely
unfeasible. Through the
Arraymus~c web-based tutorials,
students can watch while she
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"A NIGHT IN VIENNA"
BARBARA HANNIGAN, SOPRANO
LINDA IPPOLITO, PIANO
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ACADEMY Of Music 17
ACROBAT MUSIC 64
ALDEBURGH CONNECTION 56
ALEXANDER SINGERS .& PLAYERS 32
ALL THE KING'S VOICES 53
AMICI 38
AMPHI DN OPERA 29
ANALEKTA 15
ART GALLERY Of YORK UNIVERSITY 39
ASSOCIATES OF THE TORONTO SYMPHONY 52
CALYX CONCERTS 50
CAMMAC CEDAR GLEN 37
CANADA POPS ORCHESTRA 49
CANADIAN CHILDREN'S OPERA CHORUS 18, 34
CANCLONE 64
demonstrates the traditional and CATHEDRAL BLUFFS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 50
A New Vision in Music
• Groundbreaking new piano CD, B
the Tenderness of Eden, heard r
CBC Radio's Northern Lights
• Printed pre-intermediate to in
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CONTINUES PAGE 59 CBC RADIO Two 71
CHRIST CHURCH Om PARK 26
CHRYLARK ARTS AND MUSIC 42, 54
CLASSICAL 96 FM 27
CLAVIERS BARDDUES 11
• CMC BDUTIDUE 67
COMMENSAL, LE 25
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INDEX OF ADVERTISERS
HARKNETT MUSICAL SERVICES 27
HHICDNIAN CLUB 61
HYMN Somr·v 52
JAMES SUGG 37
JANET CATHERINE Ou 36
Jm. FM91 25
KA TARINA BULAT 61
KATHERINE SCOTT 59
KINGSWAY BAPTIST CHURCH 46, 49
LES AMIS CONCERTS 46
L1srME.CA 24
LONG & MCQUADE 16
MAUREEN SMITH Music Sruo10 61
MIKRDKDSMOS 65
M1RELA TAFAJ 36
·MISSISSAUGA CHILDREN'S CHORU S 19
MISSISSAUGA CHORAL SOCIETY 55
MUSIC AT METROPOLITAN 47
CONCERTS AT Sr. GEORGE'S ON-THE· HILL 42, 54 NEW Music CONCERTS 21
CONTINUUM 47
• NORA MAIDAN 59
0ARBAZI 53
0AVE SNIDER M USIC CENTRE 25
0AVID JENSEN HARPSICHORDS 16
Ouo L'INTEMPDREL 41
EARSHOT CONCERTS 50
EARWITNESS PRODUCTIONS 43
ELMER ISELER SINGERS 54
EMI CLASSICS 63
ESPRIT ORCHESTRA 21 , 23
EVENING Of FRENCH Music 40
EXECUTIVE STEREO 63
ExuLTATE CHAMBER SINGERS 56
FACULTY OF Music U DF T 39, 48
Fooo COACH HAZEL NEWTON 61
GARY ARMSTRONG 17
GEORGE HEINL 16
HANNAFORD STREET SILVER BAND 52
Music AT PORT MILFORD 37
Music CHAMBER 67
Music l)RDNTD 7, 12. 39, 43
MUSICIANS IN 0RolNARY 51
Mus1co0Ls 13
NAXOS 17
NORTH TORONTO INSTITUTE OF Music 61
OPEN EARS FESTIVAL 20
OPERA ATELIER 33 .
OPERA CANADA 69
OPERA CELEBRATION 51
OPERA ENCORE 34
OPERA IN CONCERT 32
OPERA MISSISSAUGA 72
OPERA ONTARIO 35
PALESTRINA CHAMBER CHOIR 18
PATTIE KELLY 59
PAULA SHEAR 59
PAX CHRISTI CHORALE 46
PHILIP l. Orns LUTHIER 16
0UEEN STREET CONCERTS 51
RCM Music & BooK STORE 8
REMENYI HOUSE Of Music 29
ROBERT BRUCE 38
Rav THOMSON Hm 9. 11
ROYAL CONSERVATORY OF Music 37, 45
SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY 44
SCARBOROUGH GILBERT & SULLIVAN SOCIETY 33
SINE NOMINE ENSEMBLE 53
SINFONIA TORONTO 10, 41
SOUND Posr 17
SOUNDSTREAMS CANADA 40
SRI 4
Sr. JAMES' CATHEDRAL 39, 44
Sr. JuoE's CELEBRATION Of THE ARTS 51
Sr. MATTHEW'S UNITED CHURCH 43
STUDIO A·MIRADDR 65
SUSAN CROWE CONNELLY 37
TAFELMUSIK 14
TAPESTRY NEW OPERA '31
TIMOTHY EATON MEMORIAL CHURCH 47
TOREADOR RECORDS 66 .
TORONTO WELSH Mm VOICE CHOIR 19
TORONTO CAMERATA CHAMBER CHOIR 54
TORONTO CHILDREN'S CHORUS 18. 51
TORONTO CLA SSICAL SINGERS 65
TORONTO MENDELSSOHN CHOIR 19
TORONTO MENDELSSOHN YOUTH CHOIR 49
TORONTO OPE RETTA THEATRE 30
TORONTO SCHOOL FOR STRINGS 60
TORONTO SCHOOL Of Music 60
TORONTO SECONDARY SCHOOL
MUSIC TEACHERS ASSOCIATION 43
TORONTO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 2, 3
TORONTO SYMPHONY YOUTH ORCHESTRA 42
TRYPTYCH PRODUCTIONS 34
· UNIVERSITY DF ToRDNTO.BooKsroRE 9
VEGETARIANIRESTAURANT, THE 26
VOCAL ART FORUM 33
VocALP01Nr CHAMBER CHOIR 42
WALTERS MUSIC CENTRES 17
WARE ACADEMY Of MUSIC 59
WEBSCHERZO 61
WHDLENDTE MAGAZINE 61, 62
WOMEN'S MUSICAL CLUB Of TORONTO 15
YAMAHA CANADA 70
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April 1 - May 7 2003