Volume 10 Issue 4 - December 2004

• • • CON CERT LISTINGS: GT A
- 8:30; Hugh's Room. Gordon light foot
Tributf!.,-See Jan 14.
Tuesday January 18
- 12:10: University of Toronto Faculty
of Music. Voice Performance Class. Per·
formances by first year students. Walter
Hall, 80 Queen's Park. 416·978·3744.
Free.
- 12:30: York University Department . of
Mlisif....F rench Art Songs. Perfomed by
siuderus from the studios of Catherine Rob·
bin. Norma Burrowes, Stephanie Bogle,
Chrisune Stelmacov1ch and Karen Rymal.
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Glenn Gould Studio, 250 Front St. West
Piano accompaniment by Raisa Nakhmanov·
ich and Susan Black. Mclaughlin Perform·
ance Hall, 4700 Keele St. 416·736·5186.
Free.
- 1 :00: St. James' Cathedral. Music at
Midday. Performers tba. 65 Church St.
416·364· 7865. Free.
- 7:30: University of Toronto Faculty of
Music. New Music Festival. Music of gr ad·
uate student composers; presentation of
Karen Kieser Prize in Canadian Music. St.
George the Martyr Church, 197 John St.
416·978·3744. Free.
- 8:00: Music Toronto. Heather Schmidt,
composer/pianist. Schmidt: Sol u s; Shimmer;
Musi< for chamber ensemble fr chamber or,hestra
Trails of Gravity and Groce, Sweetgross,
Auroges: Seven Ephemera, Allan Gordon Bell
Symbiosis, Oxymoron, Piano Trio, Erkki-Sven Tiiiir
Michelle Mourre, conductor
Amici Chamber Ensemble:
Patricia Parr, piano;
Joaquin Valdepei'las, clarinet;
David Hetherington, cello
Robert cram, flute
Douglas Perry, viola
Joel Quarrington, double bass
Ryan Scott, percussion
S25 adulls/S20 seniors/SS studenls
Tickets available from the
Glenn Gould Sludio Box Office.
250 Front St. w. Mon-Fri 11 am-6 pm
(excepr uarurory holidays)
CALL 416.205.5555
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loronto's best and
brrgh1es1 young
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works by Bel 1uur and
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Sp1int; Schumann: Sonata /11 in f sharp
Op.11; Rachmaninoff: Elude-tableau in c
Op.39 /ll; Prelude in E flat Op.23116; Prelude
in c Op.23 117; Louie: Scenes from a
Jade Terrace - Warrior, Memories in an
Ancient Garden, Southern Sky. Jane Mallet
Theatre, 27 Front St. East 416·366-7723.
$43,$39.
- 8:00: Soundstreams Canada/CDC Radio
Two New Hours. Gravity and Grace:
the music of Allan Gordon Bell and Erkki·
Sven Tiiiir. Bell: Trails of Gravity and
Grace; Sweetgrass; Aurages: Seven Ephem·
era; TUiir: Symbiosis; Oxymoron; Piano
Trio. Amici Chamber Ensemble; Robert
Cram, flute; Douglas Perry, viola; Michelle
Mourre. conductor & other pe1formers.
Glenn Gould Studio, 250 Front St. Wesl.
416 205-5555. $25. $20(sr), $5(stl.
Wednesday January 19
- 12:30: York University Department of
Music. French Art Songs. Mclaughlin Performance
Hall. See Jan 18.
- 8:00: Toronto Symphony Orchestra.
Oauling Mozart. Mozart: Serenade for
Wind Octet in c K.388; Piano Concerto #24
in c K.491; Horn Concerto /13: Symphony
/138 in 0 K.504 Prague. Louis Lortie, piano;
James Sommerville. horn; Peter Oundjian,
conductor. Roy Thomson Hall, 60 Simcoe
St. 416·593·4828. $32·$110.
- 8:00: University of Toronto Faculty of
Music. New Music Festive/. Music of Kelly·
Marie Murphy. Walter Hall. 80 Queen's
Park. 416-97B·3744. Free.
Thursday January 20
- 12:10: University of Toronto Faculty
of Music. New Music Festival. Contempo·
rary opera showcase. Sandra Horst, conductor.
Walter Hall, 80 Queen's Park. 416-
978·3744. Free.
- 12:30: York University Department of
Music. Songs of the People. Folk songs.
anthems. shouts and blues, perfomed by
student vocalists. Mclaughlin Performance
Hall, 4700 Keele St. 416·736·5186. Free.
- 2:00 & 8:00: Toronto Symphony Orchestra.
Dazzling Mozan. Roy Thomson
Hall. See Jan 19. Eve: $32-$110: mat:
. $25·$65.
- 8:00: Brampton Heritage Theatre. Les
freres Oiouf. 86 Main St. North, Brampton.
905-874-2BOO.
- 8:00: NU MUS Concerts. Chinese New
Music Festival. law Wing·lai: Ink Spirit for
pipa and string quartet; Wind Oance (2004)
for l 0 players; flowing Fancies for pipa
(2002); Ho: Evolving Elements for marimba
& slting quanet 12004) (premiers); Ka Nin
Chan: Natureinurture for wind quintet &
marimba (2002). Pentaedre Wind Quintet;
Penderecki String Quartet; Ching Wong,
pipa; Beverley Johnston, percussion; Evan
Mitchell, conductor. Music Gallery at St.
George the Martyr Church, 197 John. 416·
204- l 080. $20,$12.
- 8:00: Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra.
MoZBrt: Gran Pertira. Serenade for 12
winds & double bass. Trinity-St. Paul's
Centre, 427 Bloor St. West. 416·964·
6337. $20·$62.
Friday January 21
- 12:30: York University Department of
Music. Torch Songs & love Ballads. Jazz
vocalists from lhe studios of Rita di Ghent,
Lynn McDonald and Sasha Williamson. Richard
Whiteman, Bob Fenton, directors/accompanists
. Mclaughlin Performance Hall,
4700 Keele St. 416·736·5186. Free.
- 8:00: Amici Chamber Ensemble. Vocal
Expression. Loeffler: Rhapsodies for bari·
tone, clarinet, viola & piano; Fo1syth: Songs
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