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Eatdrink #73 September/October 2018

The LOCAL food and drink magazine serving London, Stratford & Southwestern Ontario since 2007

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54 | <strong>September</strong>/<strong>October</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />

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combo featuring Kai Winding, but it should<br />

still be fun if it really does feature four bones.<br />

Then it’s Australian roots music guitar prodigy<br />

Daniel Champagne at the London Music Club<br />

on Thursday, <strong>October</strong> 18. “He coaxes sounds<br />

and melodies out of his instrument that<br />

literally drop jaws,” says The Calgary Herald.<br />

ing new students into professional music studio<br />

mmunity<br />

lifelong gift of music<br />

Jill Barber<br />

s<br />

, encouraging, understanding<br />

It gets even better on the weekend at<br />

Aeolian Hall. First, it’s two dates with jazz<br />

sweetheart Jill Barber — she of the smoky<br />

voice and retro arrangements — first on<br />

Friday, <strong>October</strong> 19, then again Saturday,<br />

<strong>October</strong> 20. Barber’s latest album, Metaphora,<br />

dropped in June. Legendary Canadian concert<br />

Develop skills & a love for music<br />

PIANO LESSONS<br />

pianist André Laplante is in the next night,<br />

Sunday, <strong>October</strong> 21. Laplante has played all<br />

over Canada and around the world with great<br />

orchestras, and records prolifically. A rare<br />

opportunity to see a master play.<br />

The next Parsons & Poole Legacy Concert<br />

goes Friday, <strong>October</strong> 27, 11 a.m. at the Paul<br />

Davenport Theatre in Talbot College. It<br />

features award-winning young Canadian<br />

concert pianist Charles Richard-Hamelin<br />

— who was a student of Laplante’s, and also<br />

records on the Quebec-based Analekta label<br />

where Laplante has long been a mainstay.<br />

Remember Centennial Hall? It still gets<br />

the occasional name act, sometimes great big<br />

ones. On Friday, November 2, former Great<br />

Big Sea front man Alan Doyle and his band,<br />

along with special guest Whitney Rose, are<br />

in to play some Newfoundland Celtic rock.<br />

They’re also at the Imperial Theatre in Sarnia<br />

the next night, part of the summer leg of<br />

Doyle’s #ComeOutWithMe tour. Should be a<br />

rollicking good time.<br />

The Jeffery Concerts has Quartetto di<br />

Cremona at Wolf Performance Hall on Friday,<br />

November 9. Founded in Cremona, Italy, the<br />

group plays historic instruments, including<br />

Stradivari, performs all over the world,<br />

records on the Audite label and routinely<br />

draws rave reviews. The all-Italian program<br />

includes works by Boccherini, Verdi, Puccini<br />

and Respighi. jefferyconcerts.com<br />

Liona Boyd<br />

Experienced Piano/Theory Teacher<br />

now accepting new students<br />

Individual Instruction for All Ages<br />

Compassionate, Caring, Encouraging<br />

Home-based Professional Music Studio<br />

Royal Conservatory Exam Preparation<br />

University Piano Proficiency Preparation<br />

Beth Hickey, BA (MUS)<br />

North London<br />

bhickey57@hotmail.com 519-432-4022<br />

Best for last? Liona Boyd is at Aeolian Hall<br />

on Tuesday, November 13. Boyd, a legendary<br />

cross-over figure in the classical world, has<br />

played everywhere and everything since her<br />

debut in 1975. She used to open for Gordon<br />

Lightfoot, and has performed with Chet<br />

Atkins, Eric Clapton and Yo Yo Ma, to name a<br />

few. Don’t miss an intimate evening with the<br />

first lady of guitar.<br />

GERRY BLACKWELL is a London-based freelance<br />

writer.

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