Volume 27 Issue 8 | July 1 - September 20, 2022
Final print issue of Volume 27 (259th, count 'em!). You'll see us in print again mid-September. Inside: A seat at one table at April's "Mayors Lunch" TAF Awards; RCM's 6th edition "Celebration Series" of piano music -- more than ODWGs; Classical and beyond at two festivals; two lakeshore venues reborn; our summer "Green Pages" festival directory; record reviews, listening room and more. On stands Tuesday July 5 2022.
Final print issue of Volume 27 (259th, count 'em!). You'll see us in print again mid-September. Inside: A seat at one table at April's "Mayors Lunch" TAF Awards; RCM's 6th edition "Celebration Series" of piano music -- more than ODWGs; Classical and beyond at two festivals; two lakeshore venues reborn; our summer "Green Pages" festival directory; record reviews, listening room and more. On stands Tuesday July 5 2022.
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What Loranger describes as “Beethoven’s enduring humanist<br />
message” comes to the fore once again at this year’s Festival, notably<br />
during three exceptional concerts by the Akademie für Alte Musik<br />
Berlin, one of the most prominent German orchestras in the world, at<br />
Lanaudière for an exclusive North American engagement. “Then, there<br />
is the simple pleasure of gathering and of new friendships: whether<br />
it’s Bernard Labadie and Les Violons du Roy, Marc-André Hamelin<br />
and Charles Richard-Hamelin, Hilary Hahn, Alisa Weilerstein, Jean-<br />
Yves Thibaudet, Samy Moussa, Inon Barnatan, Michael Spyres and<br />
Lawrence Brownlee, Matthias Goerne and Alexandre Kantorow … not<br />
to mention Canadian Brass or the Orchestre symphonique des jeunes<br />
de Joliette: they will all be here with us.”<br />
Concluding by returning to my own pianistic first love: two of<br />
Canada’s greatest pianists (both of whom I have covered extensively<br />
in my columns over the years), colleagues who share a name, though<br />
they are not related, perform together on the same stage for the first<br />
time on <strong>July</strong> 9. Marc-André Hamelin and Charles Richard-Hamelin<br />
play Mozart’s Sonata for Two Pianos K448 and, with Bernard Labadie<br />
and Les Violons du Roy, Mozart’s Concerto for Two Pianos K365.<br />
Paul Ennis is the managing editor of The WholeNote.<br />
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