Volume 21 Issue 9 - Summer 2016

Anniversary Concert. Works for piano duo
and voice. Elora Festival Singers. SJA; $40;
$15(st); $5(child).
●●Jul 09 4:00: Russell Braun and Carolyn
Maule. Husband and wife team perform
music for baritone and piano. Works by
Vaughan Williams and others. Elora Festival
Singers. SJA; $40; $15(st); $5(child).
●●Jul 09 7:30: The Barra MacNeils. Cape Breton-based
Celtic family group perform songs
in English and Gaelic with step dancing and
numerous instruments. GB; $45; $15(st);
$5(child).
●●Jul 09 9:30: Starlight Jazz Series: Elizabeth
Shepherd and Kevin Breit. Mixtape Session.
Elizabeth Shepherd, vocals and piano; Kevin
Breit, guitar. GR; $30; $15(st). Special menu
and drinks available.
●●Jul 10 2:00: Annex String Quartet: The
Roaring Twenties. 1920s Garden Party. Sarah
Jane Pelzer, soprano. SJA; $40; $15(st);
$5(child). Picnic lunch from the Desert Rose
Café available for $15.
●●Jul 10 4:00: Glory of Bach. J.S. Bach: Concerto
in c for oboe and violin; Singet dem
Hern; Mass in g. Elora Festival Singers; chamber
orchestra. KP; $45; $15(st); $5(child).
●●Jul 14 4:00: Guy Few and Stephanie Mara.
Works for trumpet and piano. SJA; $35;
$15(st); $5(child).
●●Jul 14 7:30: Marie-Josée Lord, soprano.
Music from her Amazing Grace recording
and works by Gounod, Gershwin and others.
Elora Festival Singers. St John’s Anglican
Church (Elora), 33 Henderson St., Elora. 519-
846-0331 or 1-888-747-7550. $40; $15(st);
$5(child).
●●Jul 15 4:00: Elora Festival Kids Camp: Annie
KIDS. Children in grades 2 to 8 perform
Annie following a week-long camp. Based on
the comic strip and adapted from the Tony
award-winning musical. EPS; $5(child/early
drop-off); $10(child/late pick-up).
●●Jul 15 7:30: Chanticleer. Male chorus from
San Francisco. GB; $45; $15(st); $5(child).
●●Jul 16 1:30: Duo Percussion: More Than
Drums. Traditional and non-traditional percussion.
Duo Percussion; Elora Festival Singers.
KP; $35; $15(st); $5(child).
●●Jul 16 4:00: Suzie LeBlanc, soprano. Featuring
early arias set to Shakespearean texts to
mark the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s
GUY FEW &
STEPHANIE MARA
JULY 14, 4PM
ST. JOHN’S CHURCH,
ELORA
ELORAFESTIVAL.CA
Summer Festivals
death. Alexander Weimann, harpsichord.
SJA; $40; $15(st); $5(child).
●●Jul 16 7:30: Fubuki Daiko. Japanese taiko
drummers. GB; $40; $15(st); $5(child).
●●Jul 16 9:30: Starlight Jazz Series: Tim Louis
and The Ambassadors. Tim Louis, vocals and
piano. GR; $15(st). Special menu and drinks
available.
●●Jul 17 2:00: André Laplante. Piano sonatas
by Liszt, Mozart and Beethoven, and other
works. SJA; $15(st); $5(child).
●●Jul 17 4:00: Haydn and Mozart. Mozart: Vesperae
solennes de confessore; Haydn: Missa
in Angustiis (Nelson Mass). Elora Festival
Singers. KP; $45; $15(st); $5(child).
●●Jul 21 4:00: Thomas Chartré, cello. Pärt:
Spiegel im Spiegel; Fratres; works by Fauré,
Mendelssohn and others. Leslie De’Ath, piano.
SJA; $35; $15(st); $5(child).
●●Jul 21 7:30: Choral Mystics II. Patrick
Hawes: premiere of two new works. Elora
Festival Singers. SJC; $40; $15(st); $5(child).
Pre-concert discussion with Patrick Hawes.
●●Jul 22 7:30: Molly Johnson Songbook. Original
compositions, music by Billie Holiday
and other jazz classics. Mike Downes, bass;
Robi Botos, piano; Terry Clark, drums. GB;
$45; $15(st); $5(child).
●●Jul 23 1:30: Daniel Taylor and Benjamin
Butterfield: Songs of Love. Works for countertenor
and tenor. Rebecca Genge, soprano;
Steven Philcox, piano. SJA; $40; $15(st);
$5(child).
●●Jul 23 4:00: Coronation Anthems. In honour
of the Queen’s 90th birthday. Handel:
Zadok the Priest; Let Thy Hand Be Strengthened:
King Shall Rejoice; My Heart Is Inditing;
Water Music. Elora Festival Singers. KP; $45;
$15(st); $5(child).
●●Jul 23 7:30: National Youth Orchestra
of Canada: 2016 TD Tour. Berlioz: Benvenuto
Cellini Overture; Barber: School for
Scandal Overture; Adams: Short Ride on
a Fast Machine; newly commisioned Canadian
work; Bernstein: West Side Story Symphonic
Dances; Bloch: Schelomo for cello and
orchestra. GB; $45; $15(st); $5(child).
●●Jul 23 9:30: Starlight Jazz Series: Stretch
Orchestra. Kevin Breit, guitar; Matt Brubeck,
cello; Jesse Stewart, drums. GR; $30; $15(st).
Special menu and drinks available.
●●Jul 24 2:00: Montreal Jubilation Gospel
DUO
PERCUSSION
JULY 16, 1:30PM
KNOX PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, ELORA
ELORAFESTIVAL.CA
Choir. GB; $45 and up; $15(st); $5(child).
July 9 to Aug 7
Joliette, PQ
450-759-4343
Festival de Lanaudière
CCR - Christ Church, 3537 Metcalfe St.,
Rawdon
FLA - Fernand-Lindsay Amphitheatre, 1655
Boulevard Base-de-Roc, Joliette
LPC - La Purification Church, 445 Notre-
Dame St., Repentigny
MAJ - Musée d’art de Joliette, 145 Père-
Wilfrid-Corbeil St., Joliette.
PSA - Presbytère St-Alphonse, 960 Notre-
Dame St., Saint-Alphonse-Rodriguez
PSM - Presbytère Sainte-Mélanie, 910
Principale St., Sainte-Mélanie
PSP - Presbytère St-Paul, 8 Brassard St.,
St-Paul
PSS - Presbytère Saint-Sulpice, 1095 Notre-
Dame Street, Saint-Sulpice
SAC - St-Antoine Catholic Church, 1341
Notre-Dame St., Lavaltrie.
SAK – Saint-Ambroise-de-Kildare Church,
850 Principale St., Saint-Ambroise-de-
Kildare.
●●Jul 09 8:00: Alain Lefèvre Plays Tchaikovsky:
Romantic Drama and Passion. Tchaikovsky:
The Tempest, Symphonic Fantasia, Op.18;
Piano Concerto No.1 in b-flat Op.23; Romeo
and Juliet, Fantasy-Overture; Respighi: Feste
romane (Roman Festivals). Orchestre du Festival;
Alain Lefèvre, piano; Gregory Vajda, conductor.
FLA; $21.91-$70.00.
●●Jul 10 2:00: The Mark of Minimalism: Glass,
Pärt, Mozetich, Nyman, Einaudi. Glass: Overture
from La Belle et la Bête; Einaudi (arr. F.
Vallières, A. Dubeau): Divenire; Giorni dispari;
Run; Mozetich: Unfolding Sky (from Postcards
from the Sky); and other works. La Pietà;
Angèle Dubeau, violin. FLA; $17.56-$40.00.
●●Jul 11 8:00: Beethoven: The Complete
String Quartet Cycle. Beethoven: String Quartet
No.6 in B-flat Op.18 No.6; String Quartet
No.11 in f Op.95; String Quartet No.15 in a
Op.132. Jupiter Quartet. LPC; $30.
●●Jul 12 8:00: Beethoven: The Complete
String Quartet Cycle. Beethoven: String Quartet
No.4 in c Op.18 No.4; String Quartet No.5
in A Op.18 No.5; String Quartet No.13 in B-flat
Op.130. Jupiter Quartet. PSP; $30.
●●Jul 14 8:00: Beethoven: The Complete
String Quartet Cycle. Beethoven: String
Quartet No.3 in D Op.18 No.3; String Quartet
No.16 in F Op.135; String Quartet No.8 in e
Op.59 No.2. Jupiter Quartet. PSM; $30.
●●Jul 15 8:00: The Conductor Serves Haydn
and Beethoven. Haydn: Overture to L’isola disabitata;
Symphony No.95 in c; Beethoven:
Violin Concerto Op.61. Les Violons du Roy;
Anthony Marwood, violin; Bernard Labadie,
conductor. FLA; $17.56-$60.00.
●●Jul 16 8:00: Beethoven: From Shadow to
Light. Mendelssohn: Overture to The Fair
Melusina Op.32; Saint-Saëns: Cello Concerto
No.1 in a Op.33; Romance for Cello,
Op.36; Dvořák: Silent Woods (Klid) Op.68;
Beethoven: Symphony No.5 in c Op.67.
Orchestre de Chambre I Musici; Emmanuelle
Bertrand, cello; Jean-Marie Zeitouni, conductor.
FLA; $17.56-$60.00.
●●Jul 17 2:00: Tribute to Ella Fitzgerald.
Embraceable You, Fascinating Rhythm,
Someone to Watch over Me, Laura, You Do
Something to Me, and other works. Montréal
National Jazz Orchestra; Jessica Vigneault,
vocalist; Christine Jensen, conductor. FLA;
$17.56-$40.00.
●●Jul 18 8:00: As You Like It, Mr. Shakespeare!
Music set to texts from Romeo and
Juliet, Henry VIII, Othello, The Tempest,
As You Like It, and Twelfth Night. Johnson:
Where the bee sucks; Tomkins: Barafostus’
Dream; Weldon: Take, O take those lips
away; Edwards: When griping grief; Byrd: Willow
song; and other works. Suzie LeBlanc,
soprano; Alexander Weimann, harpsichord.
CCR; $30.
●●Jul 19 8:00: Tony Yike Yang: Child Prodigy.
Liszt: Sonata in b S161; Mozart: Sonata in
F K332; Chopin: Polonaise-Fantaisie in A-flat
Op.61; Prokofiev: Sonata No.7 in B-flat Op.83.
Tony Yike Yang, piano. PSA; $30.
●●Jul 22 8:00: The Colours of French Romanticism.
Lalo: Overture to Le Roy d’Ys; Massenet:
Méditation from Thaïs; Chausson:
Poème de l’amour et de la mer; Berlioz: Overture
to Le Corsaire; Bizet: Three songs for
soprano and orchestra; Franck: Le chasseur
maudit. Orchestre Métropolitain; Karina Gauvin,
soprano; Mathieu Lussier, conductor. FLA;
$17.56-$60.00.
●●Jul 24 2:00: Alexandre Da Costa and The
Royal 22nd Regiment. Sarasate: Zigeunerweisen;
Fantaisie on Airs from Carmen;
Monti: Czardas; Queen: The Show Must Go
On. Music of The Royal 22nd Regiment; Alexandre
Da Costa, violin; Captain Christian
Richer, conductor. FLA; $17.56-$40.00.
●●Jul 25 8:00: Virtuoso George Li. Haydn:
Piano Sonata in b HobXVI:32; Chopin: Piano
Sonata No.2 in b-flat; Rachmaninoff: Variations
on a Theme by Corelli Op.42; Liszt: Consolation
No.3 in D-flat; Hungarian Rhapsody
No.2. George Li, piano. SAC; $30.
●●Jul 26 8:00: Nareh Arghamanyan: Poetess
of the Piano. Bach: Goldberg Variations;
Saint-Saëns: Danse macabre Op.40;
Schubert/Liszt: Der Müller und der Bach;
Gretchen am Spinnrade; Mozart/Liszt: Confutatis
and Lacrimosa (from Mozart’s Requiem);
Liszt: Totentanz. Nareh Arghamanyan, piano.
PSS; $30.
●●Jul 28 8:00: Akousma@Lanaudière.
Akousma. Guests: Pipo Pierre-Louis; Line
Katcho; Myriam Bleau. MAJ; $23.50.
●●Jul 29 8:00: Live the Collectif9 Experience!
Works by Brahms, Golijov, Holbrook, Márquez,
Piazzolla and others. Collectif9: Thibault
Bertin-Maghit, double bass/arrangements;
Roland Arnassalon, violin; Yubin Kim, violin;
Frédéric Moisan, violin; Grégor Monlun, violin;
Scott Chancey, viola; Xavier Lepage-Brault,
viola; Jérémie Cloutier, cello; Andrea Stewart,
cello. FLA; $17.56-$50.00.
●●Jul 30 8:00: Learning While Listening with
Christopher Hall. Brahms: Hungarian Dance
No.5 (orch. Parlow); Bizet: Carmen Suite No.1;
J. Strauss II: Tritsch-Tratsch Polka Op.124;
Kodály: Dances of Galánta; J. Strauss II: The
Blue Danube Waltz; Rozankovic: Guide comique
pour orchestre; Márquez: Danzón No.2.
Orchestre symphonique de Laval; Christopher
Hall, clarinet and narrator; Alain Trudel,
conductor. FLA; $17.56-$60.00.
●●Jul 31 2:00: Major Anniversaries: Tribute
to Father Lindsay. Orchestral and choral
music by Beethoven, Mozart, Dvořák, Orff,
Verdi and others. Orchestre du Camp Musical
Père Lindsay; Chœur Fernand-Lindsay; Julien
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