Volume 10 Issue 4 - December 2004

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CONCERT LISTINGS : GTA
Si. John, violin & other performers. Walter
Hall. 80 Queen's Park. 416·978·3744.
free.
- 8:00: Centre for Russian & East Euro·
pean Studies/University of Toronto Fae·
ulty of Music. Celebration of Slavic Music.
Music by Prokofiev. Dvorak and Bestibaev.
U of T Symphonic Band; Jeffrey Reynolds,
conductor. MacMillan Theatre. 80 Queen's
Park 416·978·3744. $13,$11.
- 8:00: Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra.
The Worlds of S11/11mone Rossi with Emm11
Klfkby. Trin11y·St. Paul's Centre. See Feb 2.
Saturday February 05
- 2:00 & 7:30: Amadeus Choir. A Robert
Burns Celebration. Favourite Scollish songs
and stories. Enoch Kent, host; Lydia Adams.
conductor. Richmond Hill United Church,
10201 Yonge SI. 416·446·0188. $30,$25.
Benefit to support the artistic programmes
of the Amadeus Choir.
- 6:00: VIVA! Youth Singers of Toron·
to. Smg·11fong Mikado in Concert. Merry
Ann Hu11on. Fred Turner & other soloists.
Carol Woodward Ratzlaff, music director.
New Horizons Tower. 1140 Bloor St. West.
416· 788·8482. S 12,$7, age 4 & under
lree.
- 7:30: Oeer Park Concerts. Douglas
Clevel11nd, org11n. 129 St. Clair West. 416·
481·2979. $20.
- 7:30: Just Singers Chamber Choir/
Choir of Centenary United Church, Ham·
ii ton. Jen/ans: The Armed Man: A Mass for
Peace. Shawn Grenke. conductor. St.
George the Martyr Church, 197 John. 64 7 ·
222·5250, 905·522·6843 x26. $20. Por·
tion of the proceeds to benefit the Universi·
ty Settlement Music and Aris School.
- 7:30: St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church. Bells a·Ringingl Original and ar·
ranged music for English Handbells. The
Bronze Foundation (ensemble of ringers
lrom across southern Ontario). 115 St.
Andrew's Rd., Scarborough. 905·686·
5676. $I 0.
- 8:00: Cathedral Bluffs Symphony Or·
chestra. Beethoven: Fidelio Overture;
Franck: Symphony in d. Canadian Music
Competitions concerto winner tba; Robert
Raines, conductor. Stephen Leacock Colle·
giale Institute. 2450 Birchmount Rd. 416·
879·5566. $20.$15, child under 12 free.
- 8:00: Flying Bulgar Klezmer Band.
Oavid Buchbinder, Marilyn Lerner, Dave
Wall, Victor Bateman, Robert Stevenson &
specral guests. Isabel Bader Theatre. 91
Charles St. West. 416·872-1212. $20.
- 8:00: Mississauga Symphony Orches·
tra. Dances m Time. Brahms: Variations on
a Theme of Haydn; Royer: Dances with
Time; Mozart: German Dances; Kodaly:
Dances of Galanta; Faure: Fantasy for Flute
& Chamber Orchestra: Popper: Hungarian
Rhapsody. Shauna Rolston, cello; Louise
DiTullio, flute; John Barnum, music direc·
tor. Hammerson Hall, 4141 living Arts
Drive. Mississauga. 905·306·6000.
$45,$35.
- 8:00: Oakville Symphony Orchestra.
Espana. Falla: Ritual Fire Dance; Granados:
Intermezzo from Goyescas; Danzas Espano·
las; Lalo: Symphonie Espagnole; Ravel: Pa·
vane; Verdi: Overture to la Forza del Desti·
no. Guest: Lindsay Deutsch, violin; Roberto
Oe Clara. conductor. Oakville Centre for the
Performing Arts, 130 Navy S I . 905·815·
2021. $26, $2llsr}, $12(st).
- 8:00: OnStage. Chamber Music Series.
Mark Fewer, Annalee Patipalanakoon. Erika
Raum, violin; Scott SI. John. violin/viola;
Roman Borys. cello: Shelley Solmes. hos!.
Glenn Gould Studio. 250 Front St. West.
416·205·5555.
- 8:00: Sinfonia Toronto. Bel Canto Via·
fin. Schubert: Five Minuets & Six Trios:
Mendelssohn: Violin Concerto in d; Suk:
Serenade; Dvorak: Two Waltzes. Judy
Kang, violin; Nurhan Arman, conductor.
Glenn Gould Studio, 250 Front SI. West.
416·205·5555. $37, $29(sr}, $1 B(st).
- 8:00: Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra.
The Worlds of Salamone Rossi with Emma
Kirkby. Trinity·St. Paul's Centre. See Feb 2.
- 8:00: Toronto Symphony Orchestra.
An American in Paris. Roy Thomson Hall.
See Feb 3.
- 8:00: University of Toronto Faculty of
Music. Wind Ensemble; Gregory Burton,
conductor. Music by Mazlanka. Kulesha,
Mahr and Bukvich. MacMillan Theatre, BO
Queen's Park. 416·978·3744. $13,S 7.
Sunday February 06
- 1:30: McMichael Gallery. 'Christina
Ariss·Birch & Dwane Webster, vocalists.
Classical & musicals. 10365 Islington Ave ..
Kleinburg. 905·893· 1121. Gallery admis·
sion: $15,$9, $25(family rate}.
- 2:00: Canadian Music Centre/U of T
Faculty of Mu sic. New Music in New
Places: Chinese Music - Old & New. Tradi·
tional and new works for Chinese ensem·
ble. George Gao, erhu; Dunhuang Tradition·
al Chinese Music Ensemble. Royal On1ario
Museum. 100 Queen's Park. 416·946·
3463. Free.
- 2:00: Chamber Music Society of Mis·
sissauga. Comical and Conical. Wind oc·
lets by Krommer & Hummel; Rossini: Bar·
ber of Seville Overture; Dvorak: Slavonic
Dances & other music. Peter Shackleton.
Colin Savage. clarinet; Sarah Jeffrey, oboe:
Lisa Griffiths. Christian Sharpe, bassoon;
James McDonald. Neil Spaulding. horn.
Royal Bank Theatre, 4141 living Arts
Drive. Mississauga. 905·306·6000. $24,
$I 81sr). $121stl.
- 2:00: Oakville Symphony Orchestra.
Espana. Oakville Centre for the Performing
Arts. See February 5.
- 2:00: Shevchenko Musical Ensemble.
Toronto Mandolin Orchestra. Vocal and
instrumental soloists; Alexander Veprinsky,
director. Leah Posluns Theatre, 4588
Bathurst St. 416·533·2725.
- 2:30: Centre for Russian & East Euro·
pean Studies/Opera in Concert.
Prokofiev: L 'Amour des Trois Oranges. Col·
in Ainsworth, Alain Coulombe, Alexander
Dobson & other performers; Opera rn Con·
cert Chorus: Robert Cooper. chorus direc·
tor; Raisa Nakhmanovich, music director &
pianist. 1 :45: Backgrounder with host lain
Scolt. Jane Mallell Theatre. 27 Front SI.
East. 416·366·7723. $32,$25.
- 3:00: Chrylark Arts & Music Series.
Veritas Piano Ol!artet. Music by Mozart,
Morawetz & Brahms. Heliconian Hall. 35
Hazelton Ave. 416·654·0877. $15.
- 3:00: Mozart Meets Manhattan. Mo·
zart's Gloria to Broadway Show Tunes.
Eclectic program for the community. Choir
& soloists; Ruth Watson Henderson, direc·
Just Singers Chamber Choir with .
The Choir of Centenary United Church
Present
Karl Jenkins'
The Armed Man:
A Mass tor f eace
A co111pelli11g epic of war n11d pence destined to be n111011g the
great clrornl works of the early 21'1 century
Saturday February 5, 2005, 7:30 p.m.
St. George the Martyr Anglican Church
197 Joh n St. (below Grange Park), Toronto
I\ portion of the proceeds will benefit the
University Settlement Music and Ans School.
Sunday February 6, 2005, 7:30 p.m.
Centenary United Church
24 Main St. W. (at McNab), Hamilton
f\ portion of the proceeds will benefit local music
outreach projects in downtown Hamilcon.
Tickets $15 available in advance and at the door.
For tickets or information, contact (647)222-5250 or
(905)522-6843 x26, or email adam.adler@utoronto.ca or
shawn.grenke@utoronto.ca
wholenote
Magazine presents
SALON NUMBER FOUR
"Old Music, New Ideas"
A soiree with soine of Toronto's
eminent early music performers
hosted by
Toronto Early Music Centre president,
Frank Nakashima.
Monday, February 7, 2005, 8:00 pm
The Music Gallery
at St. George the Martyr Church
197 John Street, Toronto
Admission $12, $8 (sr/st/family rate)
12 and under free.
Tickets and information:
416-323-2232
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