Ottawa Chamber Music Society

2005 Festival Schedule
Day 5
Wednesday, July 27

Schedule subject to change without notice.

Yuval Gotlibovich

10:00 a.m.

Coffee Concert – Yuval
Gotlibovich and Daniel Bolshoy

Tabaret Hall

Yuval Gotlibovich – viola
Daniel Bolshoy – guitar

Music of Schubert and Paganini

Philippe Djokic

12:00 noon

Chamber Music for Strings

Dominion Chalmers United Church

Philippe Djokic – violin
Christiaan Bor – violin
Rainer Moog – viola
Aaron Au – viola
Denise Djokic – cello

Music of Mozart and Brahms

Stéphane Lemelin

12:00 noon

Bartók: Sonata for
Two Pianos and Percussion

Church of St. John the Evangelist

Stéphane Lemelin – piano
Andrew Tunis – piano
Tristan Green – percussion
Jonathan Wade – percussion

12:00 noon

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A quartet arrangement of Beethoven's Pastoral Symphony

Each day during the first week of the Festival, you are
invited to join host Eric Friesen for 30 minutes of
music and conversation featuring short
performances by Festival artists. These will be heard
live across Canada on CBC Radio Two. Check the
programme book for details!

12:00 noon

Para Arpa

St. James Church, Hull

Michael Tröster

2:00 p.m.

Michael Tröster

Glebe St. James United Church

Michael Tröster – guitar

Music of Dionisio Aguado, Luigi Legnani,
Isaak Albeniz and Michael Tröster

A recital by one of the busiest and most recorded guitarists
of our time.

Lawrence Vine

5:00 p.m.

Chamber Music of Hindemith I

Tabaret Hall

Jonanna G’froerer – flute
Charles Hamann – oboe
Kimball Sykes – clarinet
Steven van Gulik – trumpet
David Bourque – bass clarinet
Lawrence Vine – horn
Vincent Parizeau – bassoon
Stephen Sitarski – violin
Sophie Drouin – violin
Paul Marleyn – cello
Peter Longworth – piano

The first of two concerts showcasing prolific composer
Paul Hindemith, one of masters of the 20th century.

Professor Peter Schickele greets PDQ Bach

8:00 p.m.

P.D.Q. Bach

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Dominion Chalmers United Church

Professor Peter Schickele – host, pianist, baritone,
conductor
Julie Nesrallah – mezzo-soprano
Kevin Reeves – tenor
Paul Stewart – piano
Robert Cram – flute
Marie Bérard – violin
Nicolo Eugelmi – viola
Julian Armour – cello
Leah Wyber – cello
Fraser Jackson – bassoon
Lawrence Charge – oboe

Music by P.D.Q. Bach: Shleptet; Sonata
Innamorata; Sonata for Viola Four Hands; Sonata
Piccola; Motet: My Bonnie Lass, She Smelleth; Fuga
Meshuga; String Quartet The Moose

Not to be missed - P.D.Q. Bach in person! Possibly the
funniest creative force on the classical music scene.

Martin Chalifour

8:00 p.m.

Piano Trios

Tabaret Hall

Martin Chalifour – violin
Peter Stumpf – cello
Bernadene Blaha – piano

Piano trios by Beethoven, Smetana and Brahms

Alessio Bax

Lucille Chung

8:00 p.m.

Rachmaninov for
Two Pianos

Church of St. John the Evangelist

Alessio Bax – piano
Lucille Chung – piano

Rachmaninov – 5 Morceaux de Fantaisie, opus 3
Rachmaninov – Suite No.1 for 2 Pianos, opus 5
Fantaisie-tableaux
Rachmaninov – Selection of 6 Preludes from opus
23 and opus 32
Rachmaninov – Suite No.2 for 2 Pianos, opus 17

8:00 p.m.

The Evergreen Club

St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church

The Evergreen Club is an ensemble of eight highly
skilled Canadian musicians who perform using an
assortment of bronze and wooden instruments from
Indonesia. Their repertoire consists of traditional
Indonesian music and works by contemporary
composers.

Paul Brodie

8:00 p.m.

Dance of the
Blessed Spirits

St. Matthew’s Anglican Church

Paul Brodie – saxophone
Eric Robertson – organ

Music of Albinoni, Handel, Bach, Rameau,
Schubert, Mozart and Couperin

Julian Armour

11:00 p.m.

A Little Night Cabaret

Church of St. John the Evangelist

John Gilbert – piano and vocals
Stéphane Allard – violin
Julian Armour – cello
Eric Lagacé – double bass

Music of Cole Porter, George Gershwin,
Tom Lehrer and others

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