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Markham Jazz FestivalAugust 15 to August 18Unionville, Markham, ON905-471-5299markhamjazzfestival.comListings unavailable at press time. See MarkhamJazz Festival website for details.Mill Race FestivalAugust 2 to August 4Cambridge, ON519-621-7135millracefolksociety.comListings unavailable at press time. See MillRace Festival website for details.Montreal Baroque Festival New Worlds!June 21 to June 24Montreal, QC514-845-7171 or 1-866-7171montrealbaroque.comAll concerts at St. James Theatre, 265 Saint-Jacques Street, Old Montreal.●●June 21, 7:00: Motezuma. Vivaldi opera(Canadian premiere). Ensemble Caprice &Atelier Lyrique de l’Opéra de Montréal. $30;$25(sr); $20(under 30).●●June 22, 2:00: Si Ya A Aquella Nave. Sacredcantatas by Spanish and South Americancomposers Sumaya, los Reyes, Zárate, Pérezand Orejón y Aparicio. La Fontegara. $25;$20(sr); $15(under 30); 4:00: À l’Aventure/Adventure. Pallade Musica & Autour de laflûte. $20; $15(sr); $10(under 30); 7:00: NouveauxMondes/New Worlds. Constantinople& Euskalbarrokensemble. $30; $25(sr);$20(under 30); 9:00: Soirée les BaroqueuxS’Eclatent!/Baroque Goes Wild!. Early musicmeets digital world. Flûtes Alors; EnsembleOnslow; Aleks Schürmer. $30; $25(sr);$20(under 30).●●June 23, 2:00: Lachrimae. Dowland: Flowmy Tears. Les Voix humaines viola de gambaconsort. $25; $20(sr); $15(under 30); 4:00:Danses du Nouveau Monde/New WorldDances. Featuring ciacconas and sarabandes.Mark Edwards, harpsichord. $20;$15(sr); $10(under 30); 7:00: Les Cites d’Or/Cities of Gold. Baroque music from Mexico,Bogota, Lima, Quito and Puebla. L’Harmoniedes Saisons. $30; $25(sr); $20(under 30);9:00: Soirée Viking. La Mandragore. $30;$25(sr); $20(under 30).●●June 24, 2:00: l’Opéra de Frédérick II. CompagnieBaroque Mont-Royal. $25; $20(sr);$15(under30); 4:00: Naissance Polyphonique/PolyphonicNew World. Eight womenvoices trace the development of polyphonicsacred music from its origins. Scholastica.$20; $15(sr); $10(under 30); 7:00: Création.Jean-Féry Rebel’s ballet Les Élémens. LesBoréades de Montréal; Les Jardins chorégraphiques;and saltimbancos. $30; $25(sr);$20(under 30).Music at Port MilfordJuly 19 to August 10Picton, ON613-476-7735mpmcamp.org/perfs.cfmSMM – St. Mary Magdalene, 335 Main StreetMPM – Music at Port Milford, 89 Collier’sRoad, Milford●●July 19, 7:30: Friday Evening Artist FacultySeries. Haydn: String Quartet in D Op.76 No.5;Corigliano: Black November Turkey; Snapshot;Beethoven: String Quartet in a Op.132.Linden String Quartet (Sarah McElravy andCatherine Cosbey, violin; Eric Wong, viola;Felix Umansky, cello). SMM. $25; $10(st).●●July 20, 10:00am: MPM Takes to theStreets. Chamber music performed by studentsages 12-18. Various locations in Picton.Free.●●July 20, 2:00: Saturday Student Matinee.Chamber, orchestral and choral works performedby students ages 12-18. MPM. Free.●●July 26, 7:30: Friday Evening Artist FacultySeries. Purcell: Aria; Britten: String QuartetNo.2 in C Op.36; Dvořák: String Quartet No.10in E-flat Op.51. Tokai String Quartet (AmandaGoodburn and Csaba Koczó, violin; YosefTamir-Smirnoff, viola; Emmanuelle BeaulieuBergeron, cello); Rebecca Kenneally, voice.SMM. $25; $10(st).●●July 27, 2:00: Saturday Student Matinee.Chamber, orchestral and choral works performedby students ages 12-18. SMM. Free.●●August 2, 7:30: Friday Evening Artist FacultySeries. Turina: Piano Quartet in a, Op.67;Burge: Piano Quartet; Schumann: PianoQuartet in E-flat Op.47. Ensemble Made inCanada (Angela Park, piano; Elissa Lee, violin;Sharon Wei, viola; Rachel Mercer, cello).SMM. $25; $10(st).●●August 3, 2:00: Saturday Student Matinee.Chamber, orchestral and choral works performedby students ages 12-18. MPM. Free.●●August 9, 7:30: Friday Evening Artist FacultySeries. Martinů: Madrigal No.1 for Violin andViola; Schubert: String Trio in B-flat Op.471;Dvořák: Piano Quintet No.2 in A, Op.81. MPMFaculty Ensemble (Marie Bérard and RohanGregory, violin; Angela Rudden, viola; PaulWidner, cello; Peter Longworth, piano). SMM.$25; $10(st).●●August 10, 2:00: Saturday Student Matinee.Chamber, orchestral and choral works performedby students ages 12-18. SMM. Free.Music MondaysJune 3 to September 30Toronto, ON416-598-4521 x304musicmondays.caMusic Mondays concerts are held everyMonday from June 3 to September 24, exceptJuly 1. Concert listings for performances happeningfrom June 3 to September 2 appear inthis issue’s daily listings Section A, Concertsin the GTA. All concerts begin at 12:15pm andare held at Church of the Holy Trinity, 10 TrinitySquare, in downtown Toronto.The complete Music Mondays Septemberconcert listings will appear in our Septemberissue’s daily listings Section A, Concertsin the GTA.FREE admission; $5 suggested donation.Music NiagaraJuly 12 to August 11Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON905-468-5566 or 1-800-511-7429musicniagara.orgEB – Epicurean Bistro, 84 Queen StreetJTN – Jackson-Triggs Niagara Estate OutdoorAmphitheatre, 2145 Niagara Stone RoadNHS – Niagara Historical Society Museum, 43JunE03ThE PowEr ofThE organMélanie Barney, organA young Montreal virtuoso whopacks an orchestral punch.10PasiónBeatriz Boizan, pianoThis Cuban-Canadian pianistembodies the heart and spiritof Latin piano.Every Monday @ 12:15 pmJune 3 - September 30, 2013Artistic Director: Eitan Cornfield10 Trinity Square (Behind the Eaton Centre)Suggested Donation: $5JunE - aug 2013July01noPErforMancEAs the Church of the HolyTrinity undergoes repairs.08swEET, sPicyand hoT: ThEEvoluTion oflovEZorana Sadiq, sopranoChristopher Baga, pianoThe changing century in songsof love by Edvard Grieg, HugoWolf and Sergei Rachmaninoff.augusT05iT’s in ThEcardsYounggun Kim, pianoPoulenc formed a lastingfriendship with Prokofiev inParis in 1921. Their sharedpassions were for the pianoand the game of bridge.12MasTErPiEcEsof ThEroManTicrEPErToirEAngela Park, pianoJudy Kang, violinSonatas for Violin and Piano byJohannes Brahms.1724scandinavianMusic for windsand sTringsAlchemySerenata in Vano, Carl Nielsen;String Trio in c, HermannBerens; Septet in B-flat Major,Franz Berwald.15 29choral Musicof francEIle de France Childrens’ChoirParis’ leading youth choir in adefinitive program of choralworks by Debussy, Fauré, Bizet,Offenbach and others.22iT ain’T EasyAnastasia Rizikov, pianoThe 14-year-old pianist is backby popular demand after hersensational Toronto recitaldebut here last season.19MariMbaMadnEssNoam Bierstone,percussionChristopher Whitley,violinMorfismo plastico (2012) byAshkan Behzadi; The Source(1989) by Toshi Ichiyanagiand other recent works formarimba.ouT of ThE PiTKeith Hamm, violaAaron Schwebel, violinThe principal violist of theCanadian Opera Company isjoined by a rising young fiddlerto play Suite no. 3 in C (arr. forViola) by J.S.Bach and ThreeMadrigals for Violin and Violaby Bohuslav Martinu.coMPosEr’sshowcasEPatrick Murray EnsemblePraised as “a new andimportant Canadiancompositional voice,” PatrickMurray curates a programof his own chamber music,showcasing up-and-comingToronto musicians.26TradiTionalMusic of iranThe Noubang PersianMusic EnsembleThe members of the NoubangEnsemble played togetherfor their own enjoyment formany years before emergingas one of Toronto’s mostexciting groups performing thetraditional music of Iran.www.musicmondays.caLike us on Facebook!thewholenote.com June 7 – September 7, 2013 | 73