Volume 9 Issue 10 - July/August 2004

Musical journey from the 40s through to the ·
70s. Starring the Mantini Sisters. 4141 Living
Arts Drive, Mississauga. 905'·306-6000.
$26-$31. For complete run see music theatre
listings. ·
· - 8:00: National Youth Orchestra of
Canada. Wagner: Lohengrin, Prelude Act 3;
Chatman: Tara's Dream; Stravinsky: Petrouch·
ka; Mahler Symphony 114. Jennifer Farrell,
soprano; Kazuyoshi Akiyama, conductor. Mas·
sey Hall, 15 Shuter. 416-872-4255.
$19.50,$12.
Wednesday August 18
- 11 :OOam: Roy Thomson Hall. HBC Sen·
iors' Jubilee. See Aug 16.
- 12:30: Music at St. Luke's. Noon Hour
Concert Series: David Vander Berg, organ. St.
Luke's Church, 1372 Elgin St., Burlington.
905-634-1826. Free.
- 5:30: University of Toronto/The Sol·
diers' Tower Committee. Carillon Recital
Series: Karel Keldermans, carillonneur. The
lawn, Hart House, 7 Hart House Circle. 416·
978-2452. Free.
- 7:30: Artists' Garden Cooperat.ive.
Plein Air Salon Concerts: Peter Verity. Folk.
345 Balliol St. 416-487-0705. $10.
- 8:30: Hugh's Room. Valdy. 2261 Dundas
St. West. 416-531-6604. $ ~ 8(advance),
$20(door).
Thursday August 19
- 11 :OOam: Roy Thomson Hall. RBC Sen·
iors' Jubilee. See Aug 16.
- 12:00 noon: Nathan Phillips Square.
Tasty Thursdays Concert: Starlight Orchestra
with Swing Rosie. Cha-cha, rumba, salsa &
jitterbug. 100 Queen 'St. West. 416-395·
0490. Free.
- 7:00: Toronto Music Garden.Summer
Music in the Garden: Re-Percussions Ill: Kiy·
oshi Nagata Ensemble. Taiko drumming. 6:00:
Pre-concert tour. 475 Queens Quay West.
416-973-4000. Free.
- 8:30: Hugh's Room/Richard Flohil.
Ruthie Foster. 2261 Dun'das St. West. 416·
531-6604. $tba ..
Friday August ZO
- 11 :OOam: Roy Thomson Hall. RBC Sen·
iors' jubilee. See Aug l 6.
- 8:00: Markham Jazz Festival. Gala
Opening Concert. Monty Alexander, jazz pian·
ist; Hass an Shakur, acoustic bass; Mark Taylor,
drums. Markham Theatre, 171 TownCen·
tre Blvd. 905-305-7469. $25-$40. (See Festi·
val Listings for more performances)
- 8:00: Massey Hall.Stompin' Tom
Connors: One Man - One Country. 15 Shuter
St. 416-872-4255. $45-$49.50.
Saturday August Z 1
- 8:30: Yamaha Canada Music/Music
Industries Association of Can.ada: Special
Gala Concert. Features jazz musi.cian Hiromi;
guests: David Braid, Mark Eisenman, Joe Sealy,
Mark Kelso, Brandi Disterheft, Stars of
Tomorrow; Bill King, host. MIAC Lifetime
Achievement Award presented to Dr. Oscar
Peterson. Living Arts Centre, 4141 Living Arts
Drive, Mississauga. 905-306-9000; 1 ·888·
805-8888. $35,$25. .
Sunday August ZZ
- 4:00: Toronto MJJsic Gardan.Summer
Music in the Garden. Duos and solos by Schul·
hoff, Gliere, Bach and Biber. Marie Berard,
violin; Roberta Janzen, cello. 475 Queens
42
Quay West. 416-973-4000. free.
- 7:30: Mel Lastman Square.Sunday Ser·
enades: Toronto Megacity Swing Band. Clas·
sics from the swing era. 5100 Yonge St. 416·
395-0490. free.
Monday August 23
- 12:15: Music Mondays. Music by Wass
& Gould. MJ Wass, Marsha Gould, Karla Fer·
guson, Pattie Kelly, Sue Crowe Connolly, voic·
es & piano. Church of the Holy Trinity, 10
Trinity Square. 416-598-4521 x222. $5 sug·
gested donation.
Wednesday August 25
- 12:30: Music at St. Luke's: Noon Hour
Concert Series: Stephanie Lai, cello. St. Luke's
Church, 1372 Elgin St., Burlington. 905-634·
1826. free.
- 5:00: University of Toronto/The Sol·
diers' Tower Committee. Canllon Recital
Series: Tin.Shi Tam, 'carillonneur. The lawn,
Hart House, 7 Hart House Circle. 416-978·
2452. Free.
- 7:30 :· Artists' Garden Cooperative.
Plein Air Salon Concerts: Karyn Ellis. Acoustic
folk & pop·. 345 Balliol St. 416-487-0705.
$10.
Thursday August 26
- 12:00 noon: Metropolitan United
Church. Tin.Shi Tam, organ & carillon. 56
Queen St. East. 416-363-0331 x26. Free.
- 12:00 noon: Nathan Phillips Square.
Tasty Thursdays Concert: David Leask Band.
100 Queen St. West. 416-395:0490. free.
- 7:00: Toronto Music Garden. Summer
Music in the Garden: Reed Rebels. World pre·
mieres by Sokolovic & Mott; composed &
improvised music. Lori Freedman, clarinets;
Tiina Kiik, accordion; David Mott, saxophone.
6:DO.: Pre-concert tour. 475 Queens Quay
West. 416-973-4000. free.
Sunday August 29
-4:00: Toronto Music Garden.Summer
Music in the Garden: Kids Compose. Young
audience members create a new piece with
Peter Pavlovsky, double bass, Erin Donovan,
percussion & Camille Watts, flute. 475
Queens Quay West. 416-973-4000. free.
- 7:30: Mel Lastman Square.Sund11y Ser·
enades: Sonata Sings Sinatra. Rick Sonata,
performer. 5100 Yonge St. 4) 6-395-0490.
free.
Monday August 30
-12:15: Music Mondays.Jim Dolmage,
fiddler. Music by Rogers, DeJarlis, Allen,
Messer, Landry & Dolmage; traditional tunes.
Church of the Holy Trinity, 10 Trinity Square.
416-598·4?21 x222. $5 suggested donaJion.
Tuesday August 31
- 8:00: Canadian Opera Company/Al· ·
tamira. Altamira Summer Opera Concerts.
Guest soloists; performance by children from·
the COC Summ.er Opera Camp; members of
, the COC Ensemble Studio; COC Orchestra;
Richard Bradshaw, conductor. CIBC Stage,
235 Queens Quay West. 416-363-6671.
free.
Wednesday September 01
- 7:30: Artists' Garden Cooperative.
Plein Air Salon Conce'rts: Abeena Samm. Reg·
gae to gospel vocals. 34.5 Ballioi St. 416-487 ·
0705. $10. '
· - 8:00: Canadian Opera Company/Al·
tamira. Altamira Summer Oper11 Concerts.
CIBC Stage. See August 31.
Thursday September 02
- 7:00: Toronto Music Garden. Summer
Music in the G11rden: Esmeralda Enrique Span·
ish Dance Company. flamenco dance & music.
Guests: Jose Luis Perez, vocals; Dominique
Soulard, guitar. 6:00: Pre-concert tour. 475
Queens Quay West. 415.973:4000. free.
- 8:00: Canadian Opera Company/Al·
tamira. Altamira Summer Opera Concerts.
CIBC Stage. See August 31.
Sunday September 05
- 3:00: University of Toronto/The Sol·
diers' Tower Committee. Carillon Recital
Series: John Widmann, carillonneur. The lawn,
Hart House, 7 Hart House Circle. 416·978·
2452. Free.
- 4:00: Thornhill Community Band. Den·
ny Ringler, music director. Unionville Band·
stand, Main St. & Fred Varley Dr., Unionville.
416·223-7152. Free.
Monday September 06
- 12: 15: Music Mondays. Canadian Works.
Zelda Turner, soprano ~nd Morning Star River.
Church of the Holy Trinity, 10 Trinity Square.
416-598-4521 x222. $5 suggested donation.
Further afield
(in this issue: Angus, Barrie, Blyth,
Bright, Brighton, Brockville, Burnt Riv·
er, C~nlbridge, Coboiug, Collingwood,
Drayton, Fenelon Falls, Grand Bend,
Hamilton, Jackson's Point, Kincardine,
Lindsay, Meaford, Niagara-on·the·Lake,
Orangeville, Orillia, Os.hawa, Ottawa,
Penetanguishene, Peterborough, Petro·
lia, Port Perry, Port Stanley, Sault Ste.
M;uie, Sharon, Sonya, Stirling, Strat·
ford, Wasaga Beach, Waterloo)
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Thursday July 01
- 1 :30: Marilyn Stroud, soprano & Don
Oeathe, piano. We All Call It C11nada: An
Afternoon of Music to Celebrate Canada Day.
Fenelon Falls Museum, Oak Street. 705·
887-1 044. Donations to the Museum wel·
come.
- 2:00 & 7:00: Sunshine Festival Thea·
tre Company. C11ts. Music by Andrew Lloyd
Webber. Orillia Opera House, 20 Mississaga
St. West. 1-800-683·8747. $26(preview).
for complete run see music theatre ,listings.
- 8:00: Brighton Barn Theatre. Northum·
berland Calling Normandy. "Radio Show" with
songs and skits of 1944. 96 Young'Street,
Brighton. 613-475·2144. $12, WW2 veter·
ans free(call for ticket). Contribution made to
the Juno Centre in Normandy. For complete
run see music theatre listings.
- 8:00: Georgian Theatre Festival. Fidd·
/in' With The Truth: By Nils Ling. Comic sto·
ries & traditional East Coast songs & tunes.
A'llison Ling, Ellen MacPhee & Jeff Matheson,
musicians. Meaford Hall Opera House, 1 Z
Nelson SI. East. 888-5414444. $25. for
complete run see music theatre listings.
Friday July 02
- 12: 15: Viola Camp 2004. Viola Camp
Recital First United Church, King & William
Streets, Waterloo. 519-742-2604. Freewill
donation.
- 8:00: Welcome Wood Productions/
Brockville Arts Centre/Toronto All·Star
Big Band~ Songs Sin11tra Taught Me, The
Show. Guest: Tommy Ambrose, vocals. ·
Brockville Arts Centre, 235 King St. West.
877-342-7122. $18-$24.50'.
Saturday July 03
- 8:00: Jackson· Triggs Amphitheatre.
Twilight in the Vineyard: Colin James. Blues,
rock. Niagara ~state Winery, 2145 Regional
Road 55, Niagara·on·the·Lake. 905-468·
4637, 866-589-4637. $49.
- 8:00: Welcome Wood Productions/
Brockville Arts Centre/Toronto All·Star
Big Band.Songs Sinatra Taught Me, The
Show. Brockville Arts Centre. See July 2. ·
Sunday July 04
- 7:00: Amis du Jazz. Without Words. Laila
Biali, piano; Tara Davidson, sax; Karine Chap·
delaine, bass; Jesse Baird, drums. The Church
in Sonya, Simcoe St., 13k north of Port Perry.
705-357-2468. $15.
Monday July 05
- 7:30: Stratford Festival.Night Music:
No Big Whoop! Jazz old & new. Jerry John·
son, trombone; Don Englert, flute, sax; Alan
Laing, piano; Kevin Muir, bass; Michael Wood,
drums. Paul D. fleck Marquee, Festival Thea·
Ire, 55 Queen St., Stratford. 1-800-567·
1600. $20.
Tuesday July 06
- 2:00: l(uron Country Playhouse. A
Closer Walk With Patsy Cline - Memories of1
ii Musical legend. By Dean Regan. Playhouse II,
Grand Bend. 888-449-4463. $33, $20(18
& under), group rates. For complete run see
music theatre listings.
Wednesday July 07
- 8:00: Brockville Arts Centre. Menopos·
itive!- The Musical By J.J. McColl. 235
King St. West, Brockville. 877-342-7122.
$24.50,$21.50, group rates. For complete run
see music theatre listings.
Thursday July OB
- 2:00 & 8:00: Red Barn Theatre. little
Shop of Horrors. By Ashman & Menken. 991
Lake Dr., Jackson's Point., 1 ·S88.'733.
2.276. Preview $22; eve: $26, $22(sr/st),
$15(child 12 & under). For complete run see
music theatre listings. ·
- 8:00: Port Stanley Festival Theatre.
lvanka Chews The Fat. Musical comedy. Mu· '
sic by Waytowich & Potts; starring Jo-Ann
Waytowich. 302 Bridge St.,, Port Stanley.
519-782-4353. $25. For complete run see
music theatre listings.
Monday July 12
- 7:30: Stratford Festival. Night Music:
love, look Away • .Love songs in jazz, show
tunes, standards & classics. Lesley Andrew
Trio: Lesley Andrew, soprano; Kevin Muir,
double bass; Kevin Rammesar, acoustic guitar.
·Paul D. fleck Marquee, Festival Theatre, 55
Queen St., Stratford. 1 ·800-567-1600. $20.
- 8:00: Kitchener·Waterl~o Chamber
Music Society. Moshe Hammer, violin;
I Michael Traster, gu1~ar. Music by Paganini,
Legnani, Bach, de Falla, Piazzolla. KWCMS
Music Room, 57 Young St. West, Waterloo.
519-886-1673. $25, $20(sr), $15(st).
Wednesday July 14
- 8:00: Kitchener-Waterloo Chamber
Music Society.Alexander Tselyakov, pian~.
Canadian & other modern works. KWCMS
Music Room, 57 Young St. West, Waterloo.
519-886-1 673. $20, $15(sr), $1 O(st).
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