Ottawa Chamber Music Society

2006 Festival Schedule
Day 3
Monday, July 24

Schedule subject to change without notice.

Philippe Djokic

10:00 a.m.

Coffee Concert
- Music for Two Violins

Tabaret Hall

Marc Djokic – violin
Philippe Djokic – violin
Lynn Stodola – piano
Music of Sarasate, Moszkowski, Prokofiev and Mozart

Philippe Djokic, one of Canada’s top violinists, is joined by his son Marc, one of the country’s most promising young talents.

Schedule subject to change without notice.

Thomas Annand

12:00 noon

Trumpet and Organ

Dominion-Chalmers United Church

Jens Lindemann – trumpet
Thomas Annand – organ
A variety of composers and styles ranging from Bach to Martini to Obradors and Gershwin

Formerly first trumpet with the Canadian Brass, Jens Lindemann is quickly gaining an international reputation as one of the world's great trumpet soloists. From the fiendishly high piccolo trumpet of the Baroque era, to lush Spanish and North American songs. . . even the Blues will be covered. Hear trumpet and organ like you've never heard before!

Schedule subject to change without notice.

Mélisande Corriveau

12:00 noon

Les Boréades Travel in Time

Christ Church Cathedral

Les Boréades:
Francis Colpron – recorder - baroque flute
Mélisande Corriveau – baroque cello
Alex Weimann – harpsichord - organ
Music of Veracini, Catán, Geminiani, Ruffo,
van Roosendael and others

Schedule subject to change without notice.

12:00 noon

Studio Sparks

CBC Sparks Street Studio

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!

Schedule subject to change without notice.

3:00 p.m.

The Business of Classical Music - Is there hope for the industry?

Auditorium of the National Gallery of Canada

Veteran arts journalist and OCMS board member Suzanne King hosts a round table discussion with prominent journalists and presenters on the future of the classical music industry.

Schedule subject to change without notice.

Valerie Dueck

6:00 p.m.

Young People's Concert - Meet the Trumpet!

Tabaret Hall

Jens Lindemann – trumpet
Valerie Dueck – piano

Schedule subject to change without notice.

Mandelring Quartet

8:00 p.m.

Mandelring Quartet II

McLeod-Stewarton United Church

Mandelring Quartet

Mozart - String Quartet in D minor, K. 421
Ligeti - String Quartet No. 1
Schubert - String Quartet G major, D. 887

Schedule subject to change without notice.

The Gryphon Trio

8:00 p.m.

Gryphon at the Latin Lounge - Driven by Rhythm!

Dominion-Chalmers United Church

Gryphon Trio
With guests :
Steven Dann – viola
Hilario Durán – piano
John Johnson - saxophone
Michael Occhipinti - guitar
Roberto Occhipinti - double bass
Dafnis Prieto - drums

Top jazz and classical players join the Gryphon Trio for a visit to the Latin Lounge!

Schedule subject to change without notice.

David Breitman

8:00 p.m.

Fortepiano

Tabaret Hall

David Breitman – fortepiano
Music of Beethoven, Haydn, and C.P.E. Bach

The fortepiano is the predecessor of the modern piano. David Breitman is one of North America’s leading exponents of this instrument.

Schedule subject to change without notice.

Timothy Hutchins

8:00 p.m.

Five Flutes

St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church

Camille Churchfield – flute
Joanna G’froerer – flute
Susan Hoeppner – flute
Timothy Hutchins – flute
Emily Smethurst – flute - piccolo

Five of Canada’s top flute players in a programme of duos, trios, quartets and more!

Schedule subject to change without notice.

Alexander Tselyakov

8:00 p.m.

Russian Fireworks

Church of St. John the Evangelist

Alexander Tselyakov – piano
Mussorgsky - Pictures at an Exhibition
Rachmaninoff - Elegie
Rachmaninoff - Sonata no. 2 in B flat minor

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