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Volume 26 Issue 2 - October 2020

Following the Goldberg trail from Gould to Lang Lang; Measha Brueggergosman and Edwin Huizinga on face to face collaboration in strange times; diggings into dance as FFDN keeps live alive; "Classical unicorn?" - Luke Welch reflects on life as a Black classical pianist; Debashis Sinha's adventures in sound art; choral lessons from Skagit Valley; and the 21st annual WholeNote Blue Pages (part 1 of 3) in print and online. Here now. And, yes, still in print, with distribution starting Thursday October 1.

Following the Goldberg trail from Gould to Lang Lang; Measha Brueggergosman and Edwin Huizinga on face to face collaboration in strange times; diggings into dance as FFDN keeps live alive; "Classical unicorn?" - Luke Welch reflects on life as a Black classical pianist; Debashis Sinha's adventures in sound art; choral lessons from Skagit Valley; and the 21st annual WholeNote Blue Pages (part 1 of 3) in print and online. Here now. And, yes, still in print, with distribution starting Thursday October 1.

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BLUE PAGES <strong>2020</strong>/21<br />

SECTION II: ARTS SERVICES<br />

BLUE PAGES<br />

SECTION II:<br />

ARTS<br />

SERVICES<br />

● Concerts in Care Ontario<br />

Since 2006, Concerts in<br />

Care Ontario has presented<br />

programming<br />

that makes a significant<br />

impact in a range<br />

of seniors’ care communities<br />

across Ontario.<br />

Anchored at the intersection<br />

of artistic excellence and research about<br />

music and the brain, we curate series of turnkey<br />

concerts in seniors’ facilities, performed by topcalibre<br />

professional musicians.<br />

Concerts in Care Ontario knows that music can<br />

unlock the healing power to transform. Our concerts<br />

provide a focal point for building bridges<br />

between elders, caregivers and loved ones, while<br />

engaging powerful emotions which can activate<br />

memory and improve mood for seniors in care<br />

who may be isolated and withdrawn.<br />

As soon as Ontario went into lockdown in mid-<br />

March, we immediately transformed our musical<br />

services into digital musical content in two distinct<br />

forms to connect with seniors effectively:<br />

Live 30-min concert videos that bring specially<br />

trained professional musicians to thousands of<br />

isolated seniors through high quality productions<br />

framed in an informal and personal approach.<br />

Interactive Zoom Concert Calls including highest<br />

quality performances, plus live Q&As and conversations<br />

with the musicians.<br />

And Music Outside plus Concertmobile with<br />

Tapestry Opera.<br />

Debra Chandler or Brenton Chan<br />

416-571-6170<br />

debra@concertsincareontario.com<br />

www.concertsincareontario.com<br />

www.facebook.com/healthartsontario<br />

twitter.com/ConcertsinCare<br />

● Linda Litwack Publicity<br />

Having begun her career<br />

as a summer reporter on<br />

the Winnipeg Tribune,<br />

arts publicist Linda Litwack<br />

is a long-practised<br />

matchmaker between<br />

artists and the media.<br />

Her services include various<br />

forms of writing and editing - from media<br />

releases and bios to radio spots, online postings<br />

and CD booklets - working with designers,<br />

photographers and other professionals, and, of<br />

course, liaising with the media.<br />

In addition to media, music and other contact<br />

lists, she maintains a list of friends, usually<br />

offering discounts for special events. Since leaving<br />

CBC Publicity (20 years in radio and three in<br />

TV), she has collaborated with numerous creative<br />

people on intriguing projects, mostly in classical<br />

music but also in theatre, TV documentaries,<br />

books and the visual arts. Longtime clients have<br />

included Show One Productions, pianist Christina<br />

Petrowska Quilico, soprano Denise Williams, and<br />

the Upper Canada Choristers. Linda ran the historic<br />

Toronto Jewish Folk Choir for several years,<br />

and chaired its Program Committee. She is also<br />

a board member of the International Resource<br />

Centre for Performing Artists.<br />

Linda Litwack<br />

416-782-7837<br />

lalitwack@rogers.com<br />

www.linkedin.com/in/lindalitwack-15371320<br />

www.facebook.com/linda.litwack<br />

twitter.com/LindaLitwack<br />

● Rebecca Davis Public Relations<br />

Rebecca Davis Public<br />

Relations provides publicity,<br />

media and communications<br />

services to<br />

musicians, arts organizations<br />

and record labels,<br />

specializing in classical,<br />

jazz and other niche<br />

genres. From offices in New York and Florida,<br />

RDPR brings a respected and enthusiastic voice,<br />

in-depth musical knowledge and broad promotional<br />

expertise to help artists achieve meaningful<br />

and impactful visibility in mainstream and specialist<br />

press.<br />

Rebecca brings more than two decades of<br />

experience working with musicians, arts organizations<br />

and the world’s leading major and<br />

independent record labels. She has implemented<br />

successful media campaigns for A-list pianists,<br />

violinists, singers, composers and vocal and<br />

instrumental ensembles. Clients have included<br />

Renée Fleming, Jonas Kaufmann, Giancarlo Guerrero<br />

and the Nashville Symphony, Saratoga Performing<br />

Arts Center, the Calidore String Quartet,<br />

Yuja Wang, Eric Whitacre and Cantus. Rebecca<br />

was led to a career in classical music publicity<br />

through her experience as a classically trained<br />

soprano and currently performs with the St.<br />

Petersburg Opera in Florida.<br />

Rebecca Davis<br />

347-432-8832<br />

rebecca@rebeccadavispr.com<br />

rebeccadavispr.com/<br />

www.facebook.com/RebeccaDavisPR<br />

twitter.com/rebeccapdavis<br />

● SPEAK Music PR<br />

SPEAK Music is a Canadian<br />

publicity and promotions<br />

company based<br />

in Toronto, Ontario. Our<br />

mission is to help discover<br />

new musical talent<br />

and reconnect<br />

established artists with<br />

the ever-changing Canadian media landscape.<br />

We specialize in genres from folk to indie, world<br />

music to jazz, country and blues to pop, and everything<br />

in between. SPEAK Music has been providing<br />

encouragement and professional support<br />

to performing musicians, independent record<br />

labels, distributors, festivals, not-for-profit organizations,<br />

and music charities since March 2003.<br />

SPEAK Music provides press releases, album<br />

servicing, consulting, media training, reviews,<br />

features, interviews, premieres, non-commercial<br />

radio, and tour press. We want your music<br />

to be heard by as many media and music tastemakers<br />

as possible.<br />

Director Beverly Kreller has extensive media<br />

and artist relations, publicity, special event, and<br />

production experience, with strong communications<br />

and writing skills, and is highly motivated,<br />

enthusiastic, and results-oriented. She was<br />

the publicist and artistic director of the Winterfolk<br />

Festival for the past 12 years and began her<br />

own successful SPEAK Music Be Kind Festival in<br />

January, <strong>2020</strong>. She also performs with her duo,<br />

HOTCHA!<br />

Beverly Kreller<br />

416-922-3620<br />

bev@speak-music.com<br />

www.speak-music.com<br />

www.facebook.com/beverly.kreller<br />

www.twitter.com/speakmusicpr<br />

Updated online at thewholenote.com/blue<br />

theWholeNote <strong>2020</strong>/21 PRESENTER PROFILES | 43

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